US Servicemen on R and R from Vietnam in Kings Cross 1968
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- Опубліковано 10 вер 2024
- During the Vietnam War years Kings Cross was swarming with US soldiers on R&R. In 1968 the ABC TV's Four Corners investigated the scene at the Whiskey A-Go-Go nightclub. ABC TV, Four Corners: 15 March, 1968
Meet my wife there Christmas of 69. She has been by my side for for 53 years . Best R&R a person could have
Beautiful
Good choice 👍
Researching for a script I’m writing and came across this. Was interested in finding a way for my two protagonists to meet during r&r and then later again in the US. Your wife is Australian, right? So happy for you! I wanted mine to be a young American girl there with her family, perhaps the daughter of a diplomat.
What a country and what great folks. I remember being told that I could not wear my uniform while flying back home in 1973 (San Diego to St. Paul) or from St. Paul to Oakland! Not the case in Australia, in any of the ports that we pulled into. We were greeted on the street and in many cases several pints made their way towards us, etc. Truly treated so well. These folks are a great gift to our nation, and I don't think very many folks appreciate how they have our backs and what they contribute to our shared security challenges.
Ivor Balmain is terrifying...I reckon he'd have you bumped off without batting an eyelid - probably mates with Saffron. This video oozes menace - a treasure.
His daughter was Revelle Balmain.
There July 1968,off season it being winter.But had the time of my life there.If I didn't live here in the good ole USA my ass would be back there in a heartbeat.
It would be almost impossible to dance to Johnny Rivers. But they had some pretty fancy moves! Haha!
Great song
I was there in November 68
Thank you for your service? Where were you stationed in Vietnam?
who is singing at 1:20?
Summer Rain by Johnny Rivers. Fourth song on side one of Johnny's 1968 release LP 'Realization' ua-cam.com/video/Xa9vWVEYojg/v-deo.html
Bless you
Good to see the Aussies taking care of our u.s. warriors.
Nov 68 I was in kings cross
It was a different time.
Motor club