I remember Grace Slick and Jefferson playing Somebody to Love,and also White Rabbit at Woodstock 1969.It was fantastic.There was Jimi Hendrix,Janis Joplin,and Joe Cocker,Etc.They were the days.
I was infantry in Nam 69/70, our soundtrack was not like this. The reality was death and wounded young men. I like the video, but you had to be there to understand.
Godspeed! I have an Uncle who served around the same time. He really doesn't talk about it. The only thing he told me was he was deployed in South East Asia. Thanks for serving!
My father was an M48 Commander in Vietnam. He said it was some of the greatest times in his life. He did 3 tours and felt he really made a difference. Providing security and developing South Vietnamese communities. He always would say, "The guys on the ground didn't lose 'Nam. The Aholes in DC gave up and sold us out."
@@paprikaman1124 and especially because of our American media, Walter Cronkite saying we lost the Tet Offensive in 1968, the NVA was crushed and took another four years to recover to launch their October 1972 Offensive.
Awesome footage of the Thud, one of my great uncles, Max, served 2 tours in Vietnam, and unfortunately passed away there. He was a member of the 1st Cavalry Division, and my Dad told me a story of how, one time, my great uncle was on leave in Thailand, and a flight of Thuds went overhead, bound for North Vietnam. Apparently they made quite the noise, literally shaking windows
Слишком много убил мирных жителей вот и совесть его и мучила... Когда бегут дети обоженой кожей и видят как умерла мама и папа от огня, надеюсь тебе понятно что испытывает твой отец...
Ah, Grace Slick and Jefferson Airplane …High school memories of headphones cranked to 11 and spacing out. Probably why I’m hard of hearing 50 years later…
LOL well....at least you didn't lose your hearing from cranking the music of today. I was also introduced to the Airplane in high school but that was the late 80's
This is the sort of comment made by one of those reddit neckbeard dirtbags so his little internet buddies would shower him with praise for being SO edgy.
.to all who came home hope you found a love. No luck here 53 years no love but I made it home with only prostate cancer and some srap metal scars. Could have been worse.
Saw a video on discord with this song playing in the background of a compilation of Ukraine war footage, where bodies were being cleaned up with shovels as no other tool was able to do such job. Bodies mutilated with limbs missing, BMPs and infantry vehicles with charred bodies all around, bodies hanging on powerlines with its limbs holding on by a strand of flesh, presumably the result of an explosion of a APC.
It is very exciting to watch the carpet bombing at night. I watched the bombing of a Serbian army airport in 1999. from a nearby hill with dozens of bombs. The light spreading through the darkness and the explosions were exciting.
These songs weren't heard in Vietnam because the arm forces radio wouldn't play any of these songs. Good morning Vietnam was a ridiculous movie. This movie just pissed off Vietnam verterns. The military at that time was an isolated life from reality-based radio ,tv and newspapers. We had no internet or phones to read or see the news. I was stationed in the south, and none of these songs were played. I didn't hear these songs till years later.
@6komodo6 That's the first good laugh I've had since watching these videos. They were DEFENDING their country??😂😂😂 They were trying to overrun the South and bring it under communist dictates. That sounds like communist colonialism to me bud.
Please someone do one of these for "The 'Nam" with Nazareth's song; " Now your messing with a Son-a-Bitch, "Hair of the Dog"! And same song for Iraq Afghan too!
When the truth is found to be lies And all the joy within you dies Don't you want somebody to love Don't you need somebody to love Wouldn't you love somebody to love You better find somebody to love Love, love When the garden flowers, baby are dead, yes and Your mind, your mind is so full of red Don't you want somebody to love Don't you need somebody to love Wouldn't you love somebody to love You better find somebody to love Your eyes, I say your eyes may look like his Yeah, but in your head, baby I'm afraid you don't know where it is Don't you want somebody to love Don't you need somebody to love Wouldn't you love somebody to love You better find somebody to love Tears are running down They're all running down your breast And your friends, baby They treat you like a guest Don't you want somebody to love Don't you need somebody to love Wouldn't you love somebody to love You better find somebody to love
Probably because hundreds of iconic songs were released during the Vietnam war, this song released in 1967 which was right as Vietnam was really starting to heat up, with the Tet Offensive starting in early 1968
@@davidpearson3304, seems like the hard-left "academic system" did its dirty work on your brain quite well. I bet you have candles burning at a shrine to Marx, Lenin, Stalin, Mao, Pol Pot and Ho Chi Minh to this day.
@@FirstNameLastName-qx8ii I mean my god, the sheer amount of Taliban we smoked is almost F’d up, and this guy’s over here saying we lost. Lol alright, name one battle where the US lost in Afghanistan? Now Vietnam? That was a real war, but I’d still say we weren’t defeated militarily, we were capable of continuing, but the Vietnamese did inflict great losses on us, they were some of the finest warriors we’ve ever faced. Although, crediting the Taliban with defeating the US military is a super easy way to tell you’re probably talking to someone who calls an AR a machine gun, and thinks it’s the same as an M16, so you know, true military scholars of the highest order.
The American military was the one who "whooped the fookin arses" of the Vietcong AND the North Vietnamese. South Vietnam fell, NOT because of something lacking in the American Military. It fell because of something lacking in the ideology of the Democrats in Congress...TWO YEARS after the American military had been pulled out of South Vietnam. Don't believe all the anti-military, anti-USA, BS being peddeled by the left wing, "main stream" media around the world.
If I remember correctly, the Viet Cong were very largely sacrificed in the 1968 Tet offensive. But that propaganda effect of that event, especially the attack on the US embassy in Saigon, so shocked the American public that the domestic antiwar movement grew so large that it subsequently became politically impossible to sustain the war.
Just think , despite all the very decent background music and all the jets an missiles and stuff ...........America still lost against a 3rd world country
The Military WON both wars. The treasonous Democratic politicians lost them. BOTH were lost for internal political reasons NOT inadequacies in the American military.
Negative, not an accurate statement. The US military didn't lose that war. The politicians tied the military's hands (Hanoi should have been leveled) and then after losses exacerbated by those restrictions, made the military withdraw for political reasons.
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The veterans of all us wars are the true patriots. Thank you for your service
I remember Grace Slick and Jefferson playing Somebody to Love,and also White Rabbit at Woodstock
1969.It was fantastic.There was Jimi Hendrix,Janis Joplin,and Joe Cocker,Etc.They were the days.
I was infantry in Nam 69/70, our soundtrack was not like this. The reality was death and wounded young men. I like the video, but you had to be there to understand.
Please, tell me more....
Godspeed! I have an Uncle who served around the same time. He really doesn't talk about it. The only thing he told me was he was deployed in South East Asia. Thanks for serving!
Thank you for your service 🇺🇸 o7
Thank you for your service
Thanks for your service sir and you opinion is understandable 👍
My father was an M48 Commander in Vietnam. He said it was some of the greatest times in his life.
He did 3 tours and felt he really made a difference. Providing security and developing South Vietnamese communities.
He always would say, "The guys on the ground didn't lose 'Nam. The Aholes in DC gave up and sold us out."
Right he is.
Sounds like the same issue in Afghanistan. :/
Exactly!!!
The US never lost Vietnam because of the Vietnamese,they lost Vietnam because of the government
@@paprikaman1124 and especially because of our American media, Walter Cronkite saying we lost the Tet Offensive in 1968, the NVA was crushed and took another four years to recover to launch their October 1972 Offensive.
Awesome footage of the Thud, one of my great uncles, Max, served 2 tours in Vietnam, and unfortunately passed away there. He was a member of the 1st Cavalry Division, and my Dad told me a story of how, one time, my great uncle was on leave in Thailand, and a flight of Thuds went overhead, bound for North Vietnam. Apparently they made quite the noise, literally shaking windows
Thank you for your service
@@nicidevine6670I know you mean well but 95% of those who served don’t hearing that. Again, no doubt your intentions are good.
“Thud” was a nick name, because of the sound they made, when they hit the ground 😢
My grandfather served there with the 1st cav
I discover you channel today and i am already a fan, keep the good quality of your videos and I'm sure you'll get a lot more fans
Thanks! Love doing what i'm doing and i'm glad you enjoy my videos!
I keep thinking the volume of these rock classics will drop slightly and Forrest Gump will start describing a rainy day in "VEE-yit-NAY-um"
Thanks for this- my dad flew F-4 in Vietnam, I can’t ever remember him ever talking about it
Слишком много убил мирных жителей вот и совесть его и мучила... Когда бегут дети обоженой кожей и видят как умерла мама и папа от огня, надеюсь тебе понятно что испытывает твой отец...
@@lasinleonidget recked commie.
many vets do not want to talk about their war experiences.
@@lasinleonid hey another troll, wow... Залезайте в отверстие
Dont ask a Viet vet abt what they have done in Vietnam, they tried to get over that
Ah, Grace Slick and Jefferson Airplane …High school memories of headphones cranked to 11 and spacing out. Probably why I’m hard of hearing 50 years later…
LOL well....at least you didn't lose your hearing from cranking the music of today. I was also introduced to the Airplane in high school but that was the late 80's
Cant believe they made a war for these songs
They didn't . The songs were against the Police Action.
@@davidbell1619That's not true, 90% of wars were made just for future generations to be able to edit footage of war into videos. Change my mind....
This guy gets it
@@davidbell1619no, the US military found these songs so good they had to invade vietnam just for the songs
This is the sort of comment made by one of those reddit neckbeard dirtbags so his little internet buddies would shower him with praise for being SO edgy.
My firdt time listening to this and other Vietnam war era songs is in the video game Battlefield Vietnam. Classic.
" Mmm, Sweet Dreams Dairy Queen "
" With Unconditional Love "
" I'll Always Love 💘you Hayden Panettiere "
Always high quality videos and great music : thanks from Italy
Thanks for the kind words! Love from the Philippines!
@@CobraOneTwelve my brother lives a Manila !!!
@@nicolavivarelli4127 that’s awesome to hear! Love it where I’m at!
I was in Nam too!!! I flew Phantoms
This song is so haunting to me.
Grace Slick.... ( with Janis Joplin) was the Vietnam experience “ follow me brothers!!”🎖🔥🎖
.to all who came home hope you found a love. No luck here 53 years no love but I made it home with only prostate cancer and some srap metal scars. Could have been worse.
Well, if nobody has said it to you yet, thank you for your military service and welcome home!
Many thanks
Soldiers/Pilots and seamen of the 60s /70s had certain badassery to them without machoism. Todays Operators look ken and barbie compared to them.
You should do White Rabbit!
FROM COCHABAMBA BOLIVIA. MY NAME IS WILFREDO JURADO. BEAUTIFUL SONG.!!!!!!!!
Saw a video on discord with this song playing in the background of a compilation of Ukraine war footage, where bodies were being cleaned up with shovels as no other tool was able to do such job. Bodies mutilated with limbs missing, BMPs and infantry vehicles with charred bodies all around, bodies hanging on powerlines with its limbs holding on by a strand of flesh, presumably the result of an explosion of a APC.
It is when the rat is cornered that it will attack you....
" I'll Always Love 'me' Neal Patrick Fry "
Good afternon vietnam
Pure American pride right there
... Grace Slick , yeah , she's about 80 something by now ... I might hafta close my eyes but I'd still doer ...
Your channel has Vietnam War Footage and great music....SUB
😮 la canción es espectacular y el video impresionante lo que fue la guerra de vietnam
I read many years ago the cynical definition of the Vietnam War was the black man fighting the yellow man at the behest of the white man.
@@barrywhiteley2680 Pure BS young fellow. I was there twice.
Toda una melodía que nos lleva a este conflicto del sureste asiático tan confuso y polémico en sumo grado.
USAF bravo!
Thanks for your videos. Love the footage and soundtrack,
It is very exciting to watch the carpet bombing at night. I watched the bombing of a Serbian army airport in 1999. from a nearby hill with dozens of bombs. The light spreading through the darkness and the explosions were exciting.
Нахера сербов бомбили?
@@rrty44 yes, in the 90’s after Yugoslavia broke up, when the Serbs were committing ethnic cleansing against their neighbors.
@@fromthefire4176 So the Albanians and Croats also committed ethnic cleansing against the Serbs and no one gave a shit
@@rrty44, because Democrat Bill Clinton loved the Muslims in Kosovo.
10/10
These songs weren't heard in Vietnam because the arm forces radio wouldn't play any of these songs. Good morning Vietnam was a ridiculous movie.
This movie just pissed off Vietnam verterns. The military at that time was an isolated life from reality-based radio ,tv and newspapers.
We had no internet or phones to read or see the news. I was stationed in the south, and none of these songs were played. I didn't hear these songs till years later.
Grace Slick looks like Aunt B. now. Me ? Never mind.
Agreed.
Muito doida essa música com as imagens da guerra do Vietnã.
One has to love their personal weapon.
shoutout to the NVA/VC, chads defending their country
@6komodo6 That's the first good laugh I've had since watching these videos. They were DEFENDING their country??😂😂😂 They were trying to overrun the South and bring it under communist dictates. That sounds like communist colonialism to me bud.
@@waynehajek6346go learn abt history kid, ask an American vet
I bet you think that makes you super ___________ (fill in the blank with whatever slang word is in use today in place of awesome). It doesn't.
@@kirkmooneyham Jarvis, what's "copium" in Vietnamese?
Please someone do one of these for "The 'Nam" with Nazareth's song; " Now your messing with a Son-a-Bitch, "Hair of the Dog"!
And same song for Iraq Afghan too!
i thought that queen song would come up
The Quality was over 9000
The great grace slick and the airplane glue !!!!!!!
When the truth is found to be lies
And all the joy within you dies
Don't you want somebody to love
Don't you need somebody to love
Wouldn't you love somebody to love
You better find somebody to love
Love, love
When the garden flowers, baby are dead, yes and
Your mind, your mind is so full of red
Don't you want somebody to love
Don't you need somebody to love
Wouldn't you love somebody to love
You better find somebody to love
Your eyes, I say your eyes may look like his
Yeah, but in your head, baby
I'm afraid you don't know where it is
Don't you want somebody to love
Don't you need somebody to love
Wouldn't you love somebody to love
You better find somebody to love
Tears are running down
They're all running down your breast
And your friends, baby
They treat you like a guest
Don't you want somebody to love
Don't you need somebody to love
Wouldn't you love somebody to love
You better find somebody to love
Lieutenant Dan
I prefer this version of the song instead of the cringe modern remix or sumn
Kalau open fire lagu ni di sini ada hok mampu survive ke leni?
I don't know of any other war that's as tied to songs as the Vietnam War. Maybe because of movies or series like "Tour of Duty" ?
There isn’t. Possibly a little of WW2 and the big band era music, but the Vietnam war era music and war go hand in hand.
Probably because hundreds of iconic songs were released during the Vietnam war, this song released in 1967 which was right as Vietnam was really starting to heat up, with the Tet Offensive starting in early 1968
Bravo 👌👌👌
คือถ้ามันไปไกลกว่าผู้หญิงแล้วมันให้ไม่ได้มันดีเรื่องซับซ้อนมันจะเป็นผลร้ายสำหรับผู้ที่ไม่มีสิทธิ์ครอบครองมัน
This son it is in the moviendo, the cable guy
SOM'body to love
most of your footage are unique
Is this the soundtrack of that war? 😀
You should know sarge, you were there.
58000 died for what plus million of Vietnamese
For what?? To pad the coffers of the military industrial complex. Which sadly continues to this day.
@@davidpearson3304, seems like the hard-left "academic system" did its dirty work on your brain quite well. I bet you have candles burning at a shrine to Marx, Lenin, Stalin, Mao, Pol Pot and Ho Chi Minh to this day.
War against the Beast track #6
Good god
Oh cobra by the way in some video where do you get the tv filter
Tv filter? like the one in my channel trailer?
@@CobraOneTwelve yes mate
Супер
Battlefield Vietnam flashback
We’re u there ?
Vietnam war was a more deadlier version of afghan war for USA, US army lost both wars but death toll on US side was higher in nam war.
Lol! The military WON both Wars. The Treasonous Democratic politicians in the USA LOST both wars.
And in both wars the enemy was only able to capture our territory after we left without a fight
@@FirstNameLastName-qx8ii yeah, the US army lost neither of those wars, they never even stopped operating globally. The US gov withdrew.
@@FirstNameLastName-qx8ii I mean my god, the sheer amount of Taliban we smoked is almost F’d up, and this guy’s over here saying we lost. Lol alright, name one battle where the US lost in Afghanistan? Now Vietnam? That was a real war, but I’d still say we weren’t defeated militarily, we were capable of continuing, but the Vietnamese did inflict great losses on us, they were some of the finest warriors we’ve ever faced.
Although, crediting the Taliban with defeating the US military is a super easy way to tell you’re probably talking to someone who calls an AR a machine gun, and thinks it’s the same as an M16, so you know, true military scholars of the highest order.
@@fromthefire4176 I love guns but the US hasn’t won a war since 1945
I remember the song but I don't know who it is.
Jefferson Airplane
Think you guys got yer fookin arses whooped out there! GB :(
lol! The VC and North Vietnamese got whooped, not the other way around.
The American military was the one who "whooped the fookin arses" of the Vietcong AND the North Vietnamese. South Vietnam fell, NOT because of something lacking in the American Military. It fell because of something lacking in the ideology of the Democrats in Congress...TWO YEARS after the American military had been pulled out of South Vietnam. Don't believe all the anti-military, anti-USA, BS being peddeled by the left wing, "main stream" media around the world.
😁
Taking care of VC
べとなむびおりだなー
Wrong song for war
Lose strike
🥰😍🤩🙋🦸♂️
Ah, yes…co-opting some fine music with film of American war crimes. Classic.
Nessun italiano.
E ainda assim não foi o suficiente para parar os vietcongs...
Like the cartel in Brazil, unstoppable
If I remember correctly, the Viet Cong were very largely sacrificed in the 1968 Tet offensive. But that propaganda effect of that event, especially the attack on the US embassy in Saigon, so shocked the American public that the domestic antiwar movement grew so large that it subsequently became politically impossible to sustain the war.
Why do you glamorise a tragic loss of life on both sides?
The one who has the money glamorises what he wants
is this sarcastic? because there dies children...i dont think so, this is the conclusion of this song..
Just think , despite all the very decent background music and all the jets an missiles and stuff ...........America still lost against a 3rd world country
The Military WON both wars. The treasonous Democratic politicians lost them. BOTH were lost for internal political reasons NOT inadequacies in the American military.
Despite having modern weapon, they couldn't defeat those talking trees equipped with some Ak47
NB: USA was defeated
Negative, not an accurate statement. The US military didn't lose that war. The politicians tied the military's hands (Hanoi should have been leveled) and then after losses exacerbated by those restrictions, made the military withdraw for political reasons.
Stupit.
No hay forma de endulzar la infamia cometida sobre el pueblo Vietnamita por EEUU, sea por una voz femenina o el grupo clásico de la epoca
Tampoco hay forma de que alguien te haya pedido tu opinión
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