War Journalist describes broken arrow incident (1965)
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- Опубліковано 7 гру 2019
- The Battle of Ia Drang was the first major battle between the United States Army and the People's Army of Vietnam, also referred to as the North Vietnamese Army, and was part of the Pleiku Campaign conducted early in the Vietnam War.
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RIP mr. Galloway.... no more nightmares for you, only the memories of the exeptional man you were.
Beautifully said.......
I never cry during these types of documentaries but holy hell....this one made me cry. Just the pain in his voice describing that incident and the imagery of what he saw...my deepest respects to those who served in Vietnam and went through all of that.
Joe Galloway never left Ia Drang Valley. I wonder if he was capable of watching the movie
Joe Galloway. Back when journalists were human. ❤
Joe 💯 percent Texan
Now they are mostly just hacks.
And rich kids were getting deferments.
And Objective.
“But I’m not a combatant!”
“Son, there ain’t no such thing today.”
My brain is too small to even imagine what these REAL Patriots went thru. Much gratitude & respect to you all.🇺🇸
I wonder what these "real patriots" ,do in country ,located in world other side. Same shit with other war zones. Rich people earn money,poor people die...
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Dont get me wrong i respect our boys overseas. If i ever see one in uniform i always thank them for their service and shake their hand. Especially if the served in Vietnam because we had no business being there. Its even been proven the Gulf of Tolkien incident was just a fake incident so we had an excuse to be involved. We are not the worlds police force. Id also like to point out many of these boys, yes i say boys because they havent even lived yet, were drafted and were told either you serve military or you serve jail time. Your choice. Dont get me wrong i love the United States. I wouldnt wanna wake up anywhere else in the world. But we need to start admitting when we have fucked up.
@@scottruch76 wish my grandpa would of dodged the draft he has cancer for the 4th time now because of agent orange and my dad, sister, and I all have bowel disease because of it.
My deepest respect for all those that served in Vietnam, to those that came home but left some of their soul, body and mind still “in country” may you find peace. Greater love hath no man than this, that a man lay down his life for his friends.
"Vietnam In HD" Anyone who hasn't seen the series needs to. All the guys on that show were from Vietnam, and the entertainment quality is insane
My respect for Joe Galloway. God continue giving him the strength to deal with those memories.
He passed on a few years back. God bless his soul, now he forever sits with the Lord. God bless you!
What he seen and still remembers still haunts him to this day. No only is he not able to forget the events if that day but he was welcomed home with hatred and persecution along with every soldier who came back. If you see a Vietnam veteran walk right up to them with your hand out and say welcome home. They were never welcomed home even after all these years.
They will forever be tormented with these horrible memories.. R.I.P Gen. Hal Moore R.I.P Sgt. Major Basil Plumley and R.I.P to all of the Soldiers who gave their lives and lost them in Vietnam
Don’t forget Joe Galloway! May have been a civilian but became a warrior on that battlefield.
@@pauld8580 definitely!
to all veitnam veterans thank you for your service and welcome home
My father was in Charlie Company in the 1st Air Cav 2/5 in '65/66.
There’s no words to describe the men and women that have fought these wars for our country
Thank you to ALL who Served in VIETNAM. Especially to those who were So Young. And those Who Were in Leadership positions in VIETNAM. . U are not Forgotten . May God Bless you and your families. Thank U . Thank U . Thank U .
what worse is later on joe said "that boy is my nightmare" to emagine that for all these years that boy would pop up in his mind everytime he sleeps
"That boy is my nightmare" Joe Galloway.
Thank you for sharing
The cowards who sit on there couches and yell at the tv to send boys to a thing called a war, would never do the same thing
The only ones that dont want war is the soldier
1986- 2004
We called those people chickenhawks in the Canadian military, I think the Americans have a similar name.
@@Sn0ws519 yeah we call them voters 😂
Holy shit that was heavy
Much respect to all who fought and sacrificed so much in this battle, and others like it, to defend democracy. 🇺🇸
Great job
Thank you! All support means alot as I put a lot of effort into these videos!
@@texaswalker2011 I'm so thankful this is on here they've taken down an older video of this because it had a lot of the documentary footage.
Slow salute to those who paid the ultimate price. I’m sorry for what you experienced, but proud of your selflessness. Welcome Home Sir. 🇺🇸
Give me chills anyone else
Yep
Imagine the fucking radio operator. He has to live with that moment his entire life.
Thankyou to all vets
Such a needless waste of life. What courage and fearlessness on both sides of this. War is such and incredible and horrific thing, it bring out the very best of us and almost at the same time the most terrible things we keep locked up. I am an old warrior and I pray for the day the world no longer knows war. Bless these boys
If I can encourage anything........"Do WHATEVER you can to get your hands on the book "We Were Soldiers...Once And Young". The movie does not, nor could it, ever do it justice. These valiant men fought, bled and died for EACH OTHER. What they did is TRUE heroism and they did it for one another and to stay alive. That same spirit existed in the Revolutionary War and it still exists today. Skin color and politics aside, our men and women in uniform are truly brothers and sisters in arms when the SHTF. When a police officer is in trouble, they don't care what color, nationality or political persuasion the officer arriving on scene is. When a firefighter issues a "Mayday" because they are trapped, they don't care who is coming to their aid. Too many Americans have lost sight of the fact that we NEED EACH OTHER and when we are in distress, we will welcome any help. That's part of what I don't get about the Anti-Police movement. If you don't like law enforcement officers and you are about to get car jacked, mugged, raped or murdered, or your your child is about to be victimized or kidnapped, what are you going to do? Do you hate LE so much that you are willing to sacrifice your child or your own life just to make a statement? I don't get it.
Amen to this brother.
@@TheMainMayn I agree with you 💯💯
I look at this movie AS GREAT. At least the story was told unlike all the FAKE NEWS. These US Soldiers are HEROES to me, what they did and the HONOR. BTW, this is factual. All the GRAY PLANES ARE NAVY and GREEN ARE USAF. Figure it out real quick. THE NAVY was doing all the low level, making sure we DIDN'T DROP ON FRIENDLY. I knew 5 men in Vietnam, and everyone of them said. USAF dropped on Friendly ALL THE TIME.
Wow, just wow. Prayers to all...
God bless Vietnam vets .
God Bless all that fought and die for the Freedom we have, to many people have forgotten this
Those men who fought in the Ia Drang were made of iron. Mr. Galloway included.
God Bless these men. Does anyone know where the original documentary for this interview can be found?
Just UA-cam joe Galloway interview
Vietnam in HD ep. 1
God bless those that fought to give those people what we take for granted. Freedom, you are my hero's.
All that freedom the Vietnamese were taking from us... o7
@@vorpalrobot All the freedom the north vietnamese were taking from the south
Well technically, they gave their lives to save LBJ from embarrassment from an unwinnable war that was escalated by McNamara. Even when LBJ knew it was futile he carried on regardless.
I didn’t know it was that accurate depictions
God bless all of these men.
touching!
This is a powerful book.
This was the toughest thing to ever witness as a human being!!!!!!
100 % Respect from Holland, for the fallen patriots
A true soldier hates war it is the last option because Soldiers know the true cost of it. In lives lost wounds and both physical and phycology that never heal. Old men start wars young men fight them. And the worse of the bunch are those who profit off the carnage. War is a Necessary to be so Prepared and to make it so horrifying that know one would start one. Just because they know the destruction that would occur on both sides
There is no more good media people like him anymore unfortunately.
I have Vietnam and World War II in HD… AWSOME history.
I saw a B1 practice a bombing run on a mock convoy. It dropped these bombs on parachutes that explode mid air, looks like a mushroom when it goes of, the explosion is directed towards the ground with the Shockwave pulverizing everything below it. It dropped these bombs the length of the convoy. It was so fast, it looked like an alien weapon blitzing past. Scared the hell out of me. Modern air power is absolutely insane.
Broken Arrow must mean serious calling for air support immediately Vietnam it was used and I know another time when 4 green berets was ambush by Isis terror group in 2017 at Niger(Africa) during a suppose to be a low profile patrol but instead it turn out to be a high profile…4 Brave Men lost their lives because of it RIP to those Soldiers
You better post this on rumble or I will
Thank you ...that's all I can say.
That was very true story!
R.I.P. Joe Galloway
Broken Arrow gone wrong. Horrible tragedy, just horrible.
Woo Im Crying hard. Damn
Intens to the bone !!
Sadly, Galloway has also passed away.
When?
God fucking dammit man
its amazing how movies can be so accurate on some things God bless the USA
Oh Lord
the green berets in Niger used this distress call but were unfortunately overran and killed, this was only a few years back. May they rest in peace. Real heroes.
I hope we can get the full story on this one day.
What gets me. I served as a marine 14 years mainly in Afghanistan, other places to, but when we abandoned Bagram for Kabul Airport 4 days before 13 of my fellow marines were killed I said in a chat broken arrow. I wish I was wrong. But I knew I wasn't. What commander allows his men to be surrounded by the enemy? And takes Joe's word for it that no they'll be fine. Joe has never had a shot fired at him by the enemy. He does not understand their nature among many other things. I would have never put my boys in that position, ever.
Screw biden
I feel really bad for Jimmy Nakayama. But imagine all the Vietnamese that went through it, they were just defending their country from another Western power
I'm confused, why didn't you call in the "hogs"? I know they were around during that time but yet they didn't show up? weren't "equipped for that"? Or call in a "spooky" to strafe them as they came in. I know my platoon was saved by 3 "hogs" doing gun runs in "the sandbox" best sound you'll ever hear coming overhead
A-10 warthog was invented in 1977. 2 years after the end of the Vietnam war
I salte you sir
Imagine if Joe had been from todays modern mainstream media........
It all looks very cool, but America has lost this war and has been kicked out of the country....
I dont think the reporter deserved a bronze star for carrying a dead man .
He didn't just carry a dead man. He fought with the unit even though he was a non-combatant.. So he wasn't just a reporter that day sonny
@@TheMainMayn lol dude he didnt fight ... he just carried a dead man .. seriously overated. U think we were soldiers is real ? How about hal didnt even kill one viet kong he was in the very back with radio operator calling strikes. Ask veterans who got cut off .. he did not fight ..seriously hal and the maj looked like ww2 heros whe they were not . The real heros are the private first classes who gir drafted and didnt dodge. They gave their lives up in a losing war . U know in ww1 and ww2 iit was total victory .. so u can feel proud when u give ur life up . However we were soldiers didnt take the vietnam north army regulars honour. Biast film .
@@TheMainMayn its a joke that a pow got a medal of honour for having the highest rank ... like president trump.said ... ur not a hero if you get captured
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I almost lost my son. He was in Afghanistan. I feel your pain. Sir
This movie was terrifyingly brutal, I can only imagine how horrible this engagement was. I never realized Nakayama wad a real soldier.