Anybody remember serving with Harv Wilson 68, 69,70...he drove a deuce called the Nancy Lee. He was my Popps. Thank you to all of you...I feel like I know him better after seeing this.
I rode shotgun at night from long Binh to tan shut... rain or shine.....38th bpo..... we were given a driver and a Truck from tanker Valley... all the drivers we had were well skilled how they got through all those dark streets and Roads is beyond me... welcome back brothers and sisters..sp41971
alot of young men lost their lives in that war. I can't put my finger on it but something saying it's not right making money on these videos, maybe I'm wrong. but that's how I feel. John martinez east Los Angeles CA. thank you and welcome back to all vietnam vets. your heros and did your best on what your country asked of you period.
1970, my base, Tuy Hoa was part of the draw down. i was a crew chief on F-100s in the Air Force. waiting for new orders on where to send me to finish my tour, the AF decided to assign me to the army. riding shotgun from Tuy Hoa to Qui Nohn. did that for a week or so until my orders came thru sending me to Danang to finish my tour.
I saw many gun trucks on the hi way going from 1 st Log in Qui Nhon to An Khe, spring of ‘69. I was a medic at 17 th Field Hospital, 3/‘69-6/‘69. And also saw remnants of ambushed vehicles alongside the hiway. We all did our jobs and duty.
I used to drive a 5 ton tractor towing a fuel tanker.hauling JP4 jet fuel for 101st airborne helicopters in Phan Rang. I went up to Cam Rahn Bay every week to pickup fuel and bring it back to Phan Rang.
Driven thousands of miles through South Vietnam South of Saigon in my 5-ton dump truck. Many miles on QL-4 to pick up gravel at My Tho for road building. Shot at several times too. One-lane bridges, three-wheelers, roadside bombs, kids wanting to ride with me, mud, nighttime tracers green and red, flat tires, rainy season, flares, frag grenades, bandoliers of ammo, and the M-16 hung on my window latch! Then there was Cambodia! 571st Eng, 3rd Bge, 9th Inf 69-70
Pretty sure that is me with the faded fatigue pants at the beginning, opening the hood. Then later I am hopping down off the truck to meet my platoon leader who would walk around the back of each truck to make sure we did all our 1st echelon maintenance.
Looking for the video of the 379th reefer kings convoy, my dad was Robert driving one of the lead 5ton tractor trailers. We're pretty sure he was the guy at the first first walking walking across. He said they recorded the hole trip. Any help is appreciated.
@@donnygardner1922 Great to hear from someone in the 321st, I don’t remember you , however my email is Darrell Mayhew@yahoo.com if you would like to follow up
I'm very curious about the music because if i find it awesome and would love to find it to download. i love the movie aswell, my dad was a driver for the 323rd so i feel this is as close as i can get to knowing what he did.
My family member was a fuel truck driver for the 88th transportation Unit from February 71-April 72. I need to find guys who served with that unit at that time period. VA messing him over.
Fran, i was with the 88th till march 71 on Satan's Chariot gun truck as the tail gunner. Your family member must have got there after the move from an khe to Qui Nohn. I didn't know him i dont think, but we're still linked as brothers in arms. Our V A gives me pretty fair medical care but i only was able to get a 10%. But have several other problems they don't really want to address. I believe every veteran who has served in a foreign country should have complete health care at any medical facility for any condition at any time.
@@derryldebruhl2769 Thank you Derryl for your service. My brother-in-law would speak of his service in Vietnam and now due to dementia associated with PTSD which the VA keeps denying he is in a VA Nursing home unable to speak or do anything else. He has been denied for almost 11 years and that is what many vets speak to. I believe that if you serve you best be taken care of once you get home, no matter what war you fight in. Bless you.
Ammo truck driver 1966-67. A Battery 13 th. Artillery 25 th. Infantry. Welcome home all my brothers. I now have cancer and blood clots in both lungs but I was lucky I made it home.
@m15a1nv Although we know you'd like to hear music from the period, we respect the copyrights of the artists and only use music that we can afford to pay for.
I wonder if LBJ and McNamara and the rest of those responsible for Vietnam ever saw pictures like these. I, as an American who did not fight in Vietnam, need to see as many as possible of videos and stills and verbal descriptions so that I can understand and begin to pay back the debt to those who did fight there and who were not honored here for doing so. The only thing I can say positively is that I did not dishonor the troops. So it is not personal guilt that makes me say this.
Sergeant, Herman John Clark 8th Transport Group 27th Transport Battalion 2nd Transport Company Draft Date: Sep 1967 DOB: Nov 27 1944 POB: Alabama Eye Co: HAZ W (lbs.) : 150 H (in.) : 6’1 Complexion: Light
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Anybody remember serving with Harv Wilson 68, 69,70...he drove a deuce called the Nancy Lee. He was my Popps. Thank you to all of you...I feel like I know him better after seeing this.
I rode shotgun at night from long Binh to tan shut... rain or shine.....38th bpo..... we were given a driver and a Truck from tanker Valley... all the drivers we had were well skilled how they got through all those dark streets and Roads is beyond me... welcome back brothers and sisters..sp41971
All of the vets here, thank you for your service!!
To ALL my Nam Vet Brothers and Sisters…WELCOME HOME. To those that didn’t make it home…I SALUTE you Heroes. Chu Lai 68-69 1st MAW MAG 12.
Great footage. I have always loved the M Series Trucks. Great sots of M-52 5ton tractors,M-35a2,and M-109 dueces.
I was with the 854th signal detachment working for 29th Support Group Long Binh and around the Iron Triangle in '67. Truckers did a great job.
The guy with the faded pants opening the hood at the beginning of this trailer is me. 379th Reefer Kings.
Are you serious? Wow, what are the odds?
Wow, that’s great.. I’ve been lookin to perhaps see myself in one of these videos.. 571st Engr, 3rd Bge, 9th Inf 69/70 [Tan An] 5 ton dumps
My grandfather Robert Raines was with the reefer kings , please message me back
alot of young men lost their lives in that war. I can't put my finger on it but something saying it's not right making money on these videos, maybe I'm wrong. but that's how I feel. John martinez east Los Angeles CA. thank you and welcome back to all vietnam vets. your heros and did your best on what your country asked of you period.
1970, my base, Tuy Hoa was part of the draw down. i was a crew chief on F-100s in the Air Force. waiting for new orders on where to send me to finish my tour, the AF decided to assign me to the army. riding shotgun from Tuy Hoa to Qui Nohn. did that for a week or so until my orders came thru sending me to Danang to finish my tour.
I saw many gun trucks on the hi way going from 1 st Log in Qui Nhon to An Khe, spring of ‘69. I was a medic at 17 th Field Hospital, 3/‘69-6/‘69. And also saw remnants of ambushed vehicles alongside the hiway. We all did our jobs and duty.
I was in the medevac in on K in the hospital. I got my legs squashed over there by some trucks in Vietnam.
I was there for nine months. Then my cousin came to see me from on K2 times he was in the Air Force.
Bad place bad place
Van Palacio
I used to drive a 5 ton tractor towing a fuel tanker.hauling JP4 jet fuel for 101st airborne helicopters in Phan Rang. I went up to Cam Rahn Bay every week to pickup fuel and bring it back to Phan Rang.
Driven thousands of miles through South Vietnam South of Saigon in my 5-ton dump truck. Many miles on QL-4 to pick up gravel at My Tho for road building. Shot at several times too. One-lane bridges, three-wheelers, roadside bombs, kids wanting to ride with me, mud, nighttime tracers green and red, flat tires, rainy season, flares, frag grenades, bandoliers of ammo, and the M-16 hung on my window latch! Then there was Cambodia! 571st Eng, 3rd Bge, 9th Inf 69-70
Vietnam 1968 to 1969,m60 gunner on back of army jeep escorting convoys,from longbinh,all over south vietnam.fred mcmichaels,my best buddy.
Pretty sure that is me with the faded fatigue pants at the beginning, opening the hood. Then later I am hopping down off the truck to meet my platoon leader who would walk around the back of each truck to make sure we did all our 1st echelon maintenance.
Did you know Robert raines
I to, was in the 379th Reefer Kings .1970-1972 I was a platoon leader in Maintenace (night) I drove the 5ton Wrecker on Convoys
Tough duty. Great stuff for civilians to see. Hope every veteran is doing the best possible.
Did bless you Larry Rozneck
He came home but minus his sanity
Great photography
Looking for the video of the 379th reefer kings convoy, my dad was Robert driving one of the lead 5ton tractor trailers. We're pretty sure he was the guy at the first first walking walking across. He said they recorded the hole trip. Any help is appreciated.
To the vets of Vietnam welcome home.
Thank You for that.
0:57 Was that a red/white Edsel behind a VW bus? Yozaaa *Vintage vehicles!*
Howard Fortyfive I think it’s just an old Chevy.
It's a '59 Ford.Couldn't tell if it was a Fairlane or Galaxie though.
It could be late 50s Ford or Mercury
I was in 321st trans ( can do ) 1969-1970
I was also in 321 st trans (can do) 1969 1970 d c Gardner truck #5 North Carolina
@@donnygardner1922 Great to hear from someone in the 321st, I don’t remember you , however my email is Darrell Mayhew@yahoo.com if you would like to follow up
Nifty.....!!
I'm very curious about the music because if i find it awesome and would love to find it to download. i love the movie aswell, my dad was a driver for the 323rd so i feel this is as close as i can get to knowing what he did.
I was there in 1968.
Cu Chi 68
I REMEMBER.....w/ 48th GRP Jan 68 to Sept 69 with 572nd, 62nd, 10th TC.
So was I Jerry, 62nd and 10th 67-68.. Welcome, Home!
Jerry Nichols I was with 534, 572. 10th 68 69
Did any of you guys serve with my popps...Harv Wilson?
You forgot to mention the 534th
My family member was a fuel truck driver for the 88th transportation Unit from February 71-April 72. I need to find guys who served with that unit at that time period. VA messing him over.
Fran, i was with the 88th till march 71 on Satan's Chariot gun truck as the tail gunner. Your family member must have got there after the move from an khe to Qui Nohn. I didn't know him i dont think, but we're still linked as brothers in arms. Our V A gives me pretty fair medical care but i only was able to get a 10%. But have several other problems they don't really want to address. I believe every veteran who has served in a foreign country should have complete health care at any medical facility for any condition at any time.
@@derryldebruhl2769 Thank you Derryl for your service. My brother-in-law would speak of his service in Vietnam and now due to dementia associated with PTSD which the VA keeps denying he is in a VA Nursing home unable to speak or do anything else. He has been denied for almost 11 years and that is what many vets speak to. I believe that if you serve you best be taken care of once you get home, no matter what war you fight in. Bless you.
Great video, my good friend was 1st Mairnes, 11th Motors
And was a gunner on Deuce and half's '67-'68 through Tet
Ammo truck driver 1966-67. A Battery 13 th. Artillery 25 th. Infantry. Welcome home all my brothers. I now have cancer and blood clots in both lungs but I was lucky I made it home.
December 71...RVN1971... shotgun driver long Binh tan sanut air base every night...38th bpo..
I WAS WITH REFER KING NOV 69 TILL NOV 70
Did you know Harv Wilson? Hr drove a deuce called the Nancy Lee.
I was in trucking company across the road from you 321st transport ( Can Do ) 69-70 Sp5 Darrell Mayhew
I was with 379th from September 70 till September 71
@@timprocise4874 I was a Mechanic at night. And drive a 5 Ton Wrecker on Convoys' Sep.2.1970-Apr. 1 1972 Richard Crandall E-5;
I too was with the 379th 2_Sep_1970 to 1_Apr_72 I was a Mechanic and Operator the 5-Ton Wrecker I have Home in Fort Bragg Ca.
Road shotgun on a few of those. Hardly ever knew what exactly we were hauling
Great Video, I had ETS in 69 from Nam. The LORD Bless you and yours. Jesus is LORD
Was with the 543rd 48 trans - 66-67 .
101st Airborne Road Warrior Nov 70 - Jan 72
Hell yeah Semper Fi Trucker life !
should have added some period music like ccr stones or some shit
Thanks for sharing. Do you happen to have any footage of the 519th Army Transportation Unit in Thailand? My late father was in that one,.
The mud - the mud - the mud.
@m15a1nv Although we know you'd like to hear music from the period, we respect the copyrights of the artists and only use music that we can afford to pay for.
And you get what you pay for, eh? Music that sucks.
Silence might be better...
@@BubbaVision948 I kinda like it. It`s catchie.
I would like to know the name of the song😁
I wonder if LBJ and McNamara and the rest of those responsible for Vietnam ever saw pictures like these. I, as an American who did not fight in Vietnam, need to see as many as possible of videos and stills and verbal descriptions so that I can understand and begin to pay back the debt to those who did fight there and who were not honored here for doing so. The only thing I can say positively is that I did not dishonor the troops. So it is not personal guilt that makes me say this.
It started before LBJ, just saying.
Nam Vet , Tom
Sergeant, Herman John Clark
8th Transport Group
27th Transport Battalion
2nd Transport Company
Draft Date: Sep 1967
DOB: Nov 27 1944
POB: Alabama
Eye Co: HAZ
W (lbs.) : 150 H (in.) : 6’1
Complexion: Light
what music name ?
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126 trans Germany 66/68 m53a2
kit level
He was hinding the label on his Beer bottle. iT MUST HAVE BEEN "33".
Stay Blessed . Bye
Real Army trucks
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1st dvision viet
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PMCS before the trip.
REEFER KING
I just wrote out a long comment that would not post and then got lost. Pity.
11th motor transport battalion 66\67 semper fi
Where you go, SO MILITARY POLICE.
67-68 Leaning Shithouse
Quân xâm lược mỹ tại miền nan viêt nam 1965 - 1973
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was tail gunner on SATAN'S CHARIOT Jan' 70 -Mar'71.Can't forget some things want to remember others.
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Van Palacio 6869 on K