The media was also one of the reasons most of these men got booed and called baby killers when they returned back to the US. Should have just let these men do their jobs without a camera in their face on the front lines
I can talk from a childhood perspective; you always fearing of getting kidnapped, fear of taking and turn into a force to become a soldier, fear of stepping on a mine field or getting into a cross fired attack
My grandpa only talks about Vietnam because he feels it’s the only way to show me how much suffering and death happened over there, only for those vets to come home and be treated like shit
Сочувствую! Судьба, в виде политической ситуации, президентов и генералов, жестоко обошлась с этими парнями! А ещё более жестоко с простыми вьетнамцами!
I was in Vietnam 1969-70 and listening to this in 2023 I do not believe I have heard this song before. Just in looking back to us NOW VETERANS when were so much younger.
@@earljohnson2113Created during that era, played in that era. Therefor a Vietnam song, doesn’t need to say “Vietnam” or “war” in it for it to be a Vietnam song
Proud daughter of a Special Forces Airborne Vietnam Vet. He suffered from PTSD his whole life. He was drafted 3 years after coming to this country. He didn’t talk about it until his last days of life. God Bless all of them!
I was just getting out of high school during Vietnam Nam. My life never changed but done classmates did. Done never came back. But it affected all and still is.
My cousin had a jacket from nam it had a saying on back went like this, fighters by day, lover's by night, drunkards by choice, ready to fight much love and respect for all of you vet's 👍🏽
My father volunteered for Vietnam, 4th infantry division by Plieku...rice farmers gonna swim across the ocean and take my GOD GIVEN RIGHTS and camel HERDERS. Watch more tv and worship it by believing it and doing what it says.
Jesus, Mary & Joseph... TONS OF NASTY BITS in that war. Average age was 19!!! Jungle warfare with NO JUNGLE TRAINING STATESIDE!!! LOVE OUR VIETNAM VETS!!🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲
Been there and done that … 1st Cavalry Division 1967-1968 … two year draftee … got more holes in me than John Kerry, but I never got a Purple Heart 💜 … just alcohol poured on my butt … not even an aspirin These are some very realistic battle scenes …
I see very poor people trying to defend their farms, little villages, and rice paddies from invaders, with anything they have or anyone would give them. But this is like the invader view, from the invader side. Looks like they were totally undefended and had nothing, and the invaders were going to just cake walk all over them. And then mother nature and the jungle stepped in... I mean, who would do that, drop bombs on undefended civilians.... ??? What is wrong with them..
Incredible editing... war is a living nightmare. A man was executed in this video... that was horrible to see. I wish the world was like Mayberry, but it just isn’t 😔
@@sullysquid4377 ... hi Sully... it will when the Prince of Peace comes to set up his kingdom on this earth and he will put an end to all war, sin, hate, suffering, sickness, pain and death. Jesus promised to return. Looking at the sign of the times, it won’t be long. If you don’t know him and would like to, all you have to to do is seek after him and you will find him.✝️🕊
@@aleciabjorlie3103 but there will be always hate, jealousy, envy those are the things that will bring this world down and it's close by the time we see it it will be too late... its enviable
The guy that got executed is a VC who was caught in the act of slaughtering 7 families of South Vietnamese officers. The guy who executed him is Major General Nguyen Ngoc Loan, who emigrated to the US after the fall of Saigon.
Alot of this footage was being broadcast to Americans at dinnertime during the evening news. I don't remember this because I was too young. Must've been awful to watch when you knew a loved one or friend was fighting in Vietnam. What a waste of life, on both sides.
Definitely wasn't expecting the clip at 4:14. Like damn. I've seen a lot of war footage in my day, even some of the more grueling stuff from The Holocaust, but that clip just ruined my day, to be completely honest. It's not like it's explicitly gory or anything, it's just how pitifully the man becomes limp with death as the soldier who shoots him point-blank does not even flinch... I really wonder what the context behind that was.
The only thing that I can think about imagine being 18 years old, knowing that you’re gonna be drafted into the US Army, you’re in the helicopter and they’re gonna drop you down to where it’s going to be your destination and the only thing that you can think of is that if you’re gonna die, you’re gonna live and the rush that you’re gonna have what a fucking rush
My first husband went in that mess. I wish I had not been born when I was born. All I see around me in this country now is that war that never ended. It is just being fought over here in the US. What was the point of all the work I did, all the studying I did, the scrimping and saving and always trying to do the right thing. It was all pointless. The ugliness of it. I wish I had not been born when I was born. Maybe I would’ve had some happiness. Maybe....
@@kishanchali8752 Can you express that in a prayer for the over 400,000 Amerasian babies that we abandoned in Vietnam? Can you express that in a prayer for the deaths of children in Chicago this last year? Are you even aware of how many have died that are under the age of 12? Can you express that to Mr. Anderson whose son had finally graduated and he was curious about Seattle and he went them to CHAP or CHOP and before he even got out of the car, they shot him three times and then dragged his body in there and would not let anyone have it FOR THREE DAYS. Can you comfort Mr. Anderson with Buddha? Mr. Anderson who said, "He was my son. He was my son. There will be no more Andersons." WE DON'T KNOW SUFFERING? WE DON'T? WE NEED YOU TO LEAD US TO THE TRUFFLES? ARE YOU SERIOUS? Listen to what Socrates said: "I know what I do not know." You should realize that you know nothing of human suffering. I've seen those words before..... On a blacklight poster in 1970.
It was a war of attrition. The Vietnamese dug in and could stomach the loses. The Americans couldn't. Short of Nixon's proposed bombing of Hanoi with a Nuclear warhead, it was over.
Guerilla warfare is pretty effective plus the us didnt want to or really couldn’t invade north Vietnam because of the fear of retaliation from the soviets and chinese because that would basically be a korea 2.0
Two of my uncles were days away from being called up in the draft when the war ended. I asked them if they were scared, they said Not at all, because it was what all their friends and dad had done as well. Even if they died, why should they be treated special. I guess thats what they call a sense of duty
Американских солдат не спрашивали хотят ли они воевать и отправляли на войну. Эти парни могли бы создать семьи, иметь детей, прожить счастливые жизни, но многим из них этого не досталось. В этой войне погибли не менее 60 000 американских военнослужащих! А всё это почему? Потому что жадная американская олигархия не смогла "поделить" планету Земля с советской правящей элитой. Виноваты, конечно, обе стороны, но расплатились то за все вооружённые конфликты той эпохи простые люди.... Это и парни, которых призвали на военную службу в США, это и несчастные простые жители Вьетнама, жизнь которых и раньше была нелёгкой (ещё и во французский колониальный период), но с началом масштабной войны превратилась в Ад! Около 2,5 миллионов вьетнамцев было убито на этой войне! Так же, погибло коло 300 тысяч камбоджийцев и 20 тысяч лаосцев! Большинство из погибших вьетнамцев, камбоджийцев и лаосцев даже не были военнослужащими или партизанами, они просто жили в тех местах, куда попадали снаряды, бомбы и пули! Взрослые, старики и дети гибли от обстрелов и бомбардировок, а так же умирали от голода и отравления различными химическими веществами (в т.ч. от боевого вещества «Агент Оранж», которое изначально предназначалось для уничтожения растительности). Война во Вьетнаме - это, де факто, был геноцид вьетнамского народа и попытка американской олигархии навязать свою волю как Вьетнаму, так и всему миру... Стоило того? Жизнь под властью американской олигархии хоть где-нибудь и когда-нибудь стала лучше? Вьетнам, где кстати США всё-таки проиграли войну, допустим, никогда не жил хорошо (но это лучше чем смерть под бомбами, снарядами и от пуль). А как же друге страны - Ирак, Сербия, Сирия, Никарагуа, Венесуэла? Они только начали строить независимую экономику и налаживать жизнь, но в их жизнь сразу же активно вмешались те, кто очень хотел их нефть или другие ресурсы! Хоть где-то в мире люди стали жить лучше, после того как США вводили в их страны войска или действовали чужими руками, финансируя оппозицию и организуя государственные перевороты? Может Сирия? Или нынешняя Украина? И простые американцы - такие же жертвы этой политики, как и жители этих стран.... Ничто не меняется, опять попытки американской олигархии "влезть везде" и навязать всем свою волю...
Not all troops were treated like "shit", because warriors came home with pride and they would not allow that pride to be taken from them. Americans took pride in them!!!! I damn sure know they took pride in them. Understand that there was what was referred to as the "Domino theory" and it definately made sense at the time. And, who knows that our involvement in Viet Nam did not prevent it from happening or not? One thing is for sure, it did not happen.
All the crimes the United States government committed against humanity came out in the Vietnam War in full color. Ever after since they've not stopped, just tried to hide them better. Something is seriously wrong with anyone who signs up to join the US military knowing what we all know... well.. since... WW2. I had an uncle that went to Vietnam and he came back pretty messed up and jittery. He's an old man now and the jittery never went away, and he tries to drink the memories away with alcohol. He didn't want to fight poor strangers in their own country he had never met in his life and had no beef against... he was drafted. It warms my heart that millenials have watched enough war documentaries to say.. unlike previous generations... flat out no to the US military industrial complex.
Trees dont move unless your in vietnam and it's the 60s but may god bless the vets my grandpa saw everything in nam people burning beign eaten bleeding to death body parts flying everywhere
@@kooptt look man ik we lost the war but the vibe is just good everything about it is good even though we lost alot of men in the war the music the movies everything is good around the time but people now just don’t appreciate being in America even tho we are going thru times right now but the freedom it alot
God bless the first ambulance medic Rick Sam's for his service in early day of Los Angeles Ems. Long Beach Bowers ambulance. Air ambulance was a tricked out caddy.
Was in country 70-71. Listened to war music all the time. This a great song with vid. Love the Hollies.
For all of you who served in the Vietnam War I have nothing but mad respect for what you endured
Thank you for your service 💟
Your
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The camera operators capturing all of this footage were a different breed yo. They literally risked their lives to give us this cinematic masterpiece
The media was also one of the reasons most of these men got booed and called baby killers when they returned back to the US. Should have just let these men do their jobs without a camera in their face on the front lines
A fucking reality show
Can't imagine what it's like being in a war zone, and to be honest, I don't want to find out. Respect to all veterans.
This video makes me even more proud to be an American
@@BST-wl4qs Hope you're one of the good americans, not one of those blm pussies or whatever. #LoveAmerica
It was worse being the little girl waiting for my dad to come home and when he did… he was broken
I can talk from a childhood perspective; you always fearing of getting kidnapped, fear of taking and turn into a force to become a soldier, fear of stepping on a mine field or getting into a cross fired attack
My uncle was in this war and he’s still alive
My grandpa only talks about Vietnam because he feels it’s the only way to show me how much suffering and death happened over there, only for those vets to come home and be treated like shit
Сочувствую! Судьба, в виде политической ситуации, президентов и генералов, жестоко обошлась с этими парнями! А ещё более жестоко с простыми вьетнамцами!
While McNamara n Johnson got away with spin
I was in Vietnam 1969-70 and listening to this in 2023 I do not believe I have heard this song before. Just in looking back to us NOW VETERANS when were so much younger.
The song is from the Hollies,🇬🇧👍
you're right. This song was released in April 72 when almost all US combat ops were over as far as infantry ops were concerned..
I am getting papers my passport in order...going to Vietnam for 30 days !
My dad always said “rock was made for war”
And you know what he was right
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@@johndoey172 more like 🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺
@@redrumchopz5388 gay
America🇺🇲
One of the most incredible videos on UA-cam, thank you to all the brave veterans who fought in this terrible war. A hug from Brazil 🇧🇷🇺🇲🫡
Vai se fuder... uma guerra que lascou com os vietnamitas e lascou com os jovens americanos.
This song is one of the songs i think of when i think of the Vietnam War. Love all Veterans🇺🇸
Why, it has nothing to do with Vietnam.
🕊️😎✌️🎸
@@earljohnson2113Created during that era, played in that era. Therefor a Vietnam song, doesn’t need to say “Vietnam” or “war” in it for it to be a Vietnam song
A perfect display of why my dad would never talk about it, so many shattered young men.
Same with my brother.!
Proud daughter of a Special Forces Airborne Vietnam Vet. He suffered from PTSD his whole life. He was drafted 3 years after coming to this country. He didn’t talk about it until his last days of life. God Bless all of them!
Me: my name is Rambo and i like to talk with the trees.
My grandpa: *flashback increases*
У тебя с мозгами все в порядке?
I served in Vietnam and am married to Long Cool Woman in a Black Dress
The intro of This Masterpiece brings me to Vietnam and the whole song too
If they played this song on the battlefield every war, America would win every war.
The Hollies were GR8😊
I was just getting out of high school during Vietnam Nam. My life never changed but done classmates did. Done never came back. But it affected all and still is.
Such a cool song, I own the CD and it's on my playlist... never seen it associated with the Vietnam War though.
It's a Hollies song... but at the same time, it's not a Hollies song... read the history to understand.
This was a great edit even though the footage is hard to watch in some parts. Really loved the opening part btw.
hi dad
@@tylerwilliams378 Greetings my child.
I watched it all without looking away
@@Rancher5 🏆
Corona: enters my body
The flintstones gummies I ate 10 years ago:
This song will NEVER DIE
This song injected Vietnam war into my veins.
THIS WAS MY 1970 YEAR FULL OF SO MUCH ACTION WE HARDLY HAD TIME TO BREATHE.
I am grateful for all the brave warriors who fought for us. This shit looks terrifying.
To all the old guys and gals who were mf bad asses in Nam…a big Oorah! 🇺🇸
There is a marine out there alive listening to this!
Thank you for my freedom ❤
Delusional ZOGmonger Lmfaoo
Oorah
By far the coolest footage I have ever seen
Yep, terrorized people in their homes !coool
@@basheermt9041 Extremely Cool😘
@@basheermt9041
‘Merica bygod
Spreadin that Democracy whether you like it or not!
@basheermt9041 Literally who tf cares?
@@basheermt9041Cry about it, I’ll fart on you and show you what real terror smells like
I had 2 grandfather's and a great grandfather who served in Nam and ww2 respectively and this really gives a new perspective to what they experienced
GRAN VIDEO! HERMOSO! FANTÁSTICO! EXCELENTE TRABAJO.
This is so Fucking cool and interesting, I love learning about stuff like this! Respect to each and every veteran who served in Vietnam.
My cousin had a jacket from nam it had a saying on back went like this, fighters by day, lover's by night, drunkards by choice, ready to fight much love and respect for all of you vet's 👍🏽
Ok wow! This song just fits the atmosphere with this war time! Long live 1973
The younger generation has no idea what we had to endure to protect the freedoms they have today !!
I am totally grateful to you! Are you a veteran?
What freedoms have been protected in Vietnam again?
My rights are GOD GIVEN....ONLY GOD CAN TAKE THEM AWAY. READ UR DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE, CONSTITUTION AND BE BIBLE. I OWE U NOTHING
My father volunteered for Vietnam, 4th infantry division by Plieku...rice farmers gonna swim across the ocean and take my GOD GIVEN RIGHTS and camel HERDERS. Watch more tv and worship it by believing it and doing what it says.
He drank himself to death at the ripe old age of 44 and had pics of ears and fingers from Vietnam
God bless our veterans and military. Thanks for my freedom. This song definitively for you
4:14 damn!
Goosebumps every time…..
Imagine doing the initial landing of the invasion while the first part is playing after the beat hit 😍 Talk about goosebumps then
Jesus, Mary & Joseph... TONS OF NASTY BITS in that war. Average age was 19!!! Jungle warfare with NO JUNGLE TRAINING STATESIDE!!! LOVE OUR VIETNAM VETS!!🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲
This deserves more views man seriously.. beautiful!!!!!
Been there and done that … 1st Cavalry Division 1967-1968 … two year draftee … got more holes in me than John Kerry, but I never got a Purple Heart 💜 … just alcohol poured on my butt … not even an aspirin
These are some very realistic battle scenes …
im a combat vet of Afghanistan and that place was never near the intensity of Vietnam
I see very poor people trying to defend their farms, little villages, and rice paddies from invaders, with anything they have or anyone would give them.
But this is like the invader view, from the invader side.
Looks like they were totally undefended and had nothing, and the invaders were going to just cake walk all over them. And then mother nature and the jungle stepped in...
I mean, who would do that, drop bombs on undefended civilians.... ??? What is wrong with them..
Just such a horrible war - lost classmates in this ridiculous war so senseless and many young men paid the price
Incredible editing... war is a living nightmare. A man was executed in this video... that was horrible to see. I wish the world was like Mayberry, but it just isn’t 😔
War will never change... war will never end... there is no peace if there is no war...
@@sullysquid4377 ... hi Sully... it will when the Prince of Peace comes to set up his kingdom on this earth and he will put an end to all war, sin, hate, suffering, sickness, pain and death. Jesus promised to return. Looking at the sign of the times, it won’t be long. If you don’t know him and would like to, all you have to to do is seek after him and you will find him.✝️🕊
@@aleciabjorlie3103 but there will be always hate, jealousy, envy those are the things that will bring this world down and it's close by the time we see it it will be too late... its enviable
War is war, soldiers just doing their job
The guy that got executed is a VC who was caught in the act of slaughtering 7 families of South Vietnamese officers. The guy who executed him is Major General Nguyen Ngoc Loan, who emigrated to the US after the fall of Saigon.
Alot of this footage was being broadcast to Americans at dinnertime during the evening news. I don't remember this because I was too young. Must've been awful to watch when you knew a loved one or friend was fighting in Vietnam. What a waste of life, on both sides.
And knowing you were being drafted on graduation day. It became a mind set for survival. Thank God for every single day
Vietnam war is probablythe only war with a bunch of theme songs
why doesnt this have more views tho
All you see is very young men, some even teenagers. So many young frightened faces. I just look at them and wonder, which ones never made it home😪
Damn this is good. Thank You.
Cool and awesome video thank you💜💐
Phantom bombing runs were ballsy as hell.
Definitely wasn't expecting the clip at 4:14.
Like damn. I've seen a lot of war footage in my day, even some of the more grueling stuff from The Holocaust, but that clip just ruined my day, to be completely honest. It's not like it's explicitly gory or anything, it's just how pitifully the man becomes limp with death as the soldier who shoots him point-blank does not even flinch... I really wonder what the context behind that was.
3:19 there's a lot of autobots being killed
As the young Lt. Said " well we pretty much had to destroy it in order to save it "
The only thing that I can think about imagine being 18 years old, knowing that you’re gonna be drafted into the US Army, you’re in the helicopter and they’re gonna drop you down to where it’s going to be your destination and the only thing that you can think of is that if you’re gonna die, you’re gonna live and the rush that you’re gonna have what a fucking rush
My first husband went in that mess. I wish I had not been born when I was born. All I see around me in this country now is that war that never ended. It is just being fought over here in the US. What was the point of all the work I did, all the studying I did, the scrimping and saving and always trying to do the right thing. It was all pointless. The ugliness of it. I wish I had not been born when I was born. Maybe I would’ve had some happiness. Maybe....
I don't know who you are but I hope that you will find some peace in your heart - my Best to you and your road to happiness. Never give up!
@@daveglover6115 Dave, you made me smile. Thank you young man. That means a great deal to me.
@@izzy1773 Peace comes from within. Don't seek it without - Buddha
@@kishanchali8752 Can you express that in a prayer for the over 400,000 Amerasian babies that we abandoned in Vietnam? Can you express that in a prayer for the deaths of children in Chicago this last year? Are you even aware of how many have died that are under the age of 12? Can you express that to Mr. Anderson whose son had finally graduated and he was curious about Seattle and he went them to CHAP or CHOP and before he even got out of the car, they shot him three times and then dragged his body in there and would not let anyone have it FOR THREE DAYS. Can you comfort Mr. Anderson with Buddha? Mr. Anderson who said, "He was my son. He was my son. There will be no more Andersons."
WE DON'T KNOW SUFFERING? WE DON'T? WE NEED YOU TO LEAD US TO THE TRUFFLES? ARE YOU SERIOUS?
Listen to what Socrates said: "I know what I do not know."
You should realize that you know nothing of human suffering. I've seen those words before..... On a blacklight poster in 1970.
Masterpiece
That sent chills down my body
It was a war of attrition. The Vietnamese dug in and could stomach the loses. The Americans couldn't. Short of Nixon's proposed bombing of Hanoi with a Nuclear warhead, it was over.
All that technology we had and we still lost that war.
Guerilla warfare is pretty effective plus the us didnt want to or really couldn’t invade north Vietnam because of the fear of retaliation from the soviets and chinese because that would basically be a korea 2.0
@@kyanjohnson7570 there goal was to keep the north from taking over the south not ivade
Wars are fought with weapons, but they are won by men.
Agreed
This is perfect.
My Dad kept those planes in the air! My best friends Dad died when his plane was shot down!
My granddad did two tours in Vietnam my respect to the veterans
I just might be The Long Cool Woman in s black dress
Two of my uncles were days away from being called up in the draft when the war ended. I asked them if they were scared, they said Not at all, because it was what all their friends and dad had done as well. Even if they died, why should they be treated special. I guess thats what they call a sense of duty
Американских солдат не спрашивали хотят ли они воевать и отправляли на войну. Эти парни могли бы создать семьи, иметь детей, прожить счастливые жизни, но многим из них этого не досталось. В этой войне погибли не менее 60 000 американских военнослужащих! А всё это почему? Потому что жадная американская олигархия не смогла "поделить" планету Земля с советской правящей элитой. Виноваты, конечно, обе стороны, но расплатились то за все вооружённые конфликты той эпохи простые люди.... Это и парни, которых призвали на военную службу в США, это и несчастные простые жители Вьетнама, жизнь которых и раньше была нелёгкой (ещё и во французский колониальный период), но с началом масштабной войны превратилась в Ад! Около 2,5 миллионов вьетнамцев было убито на этой войне! Так же, погибло коло 300 тысяч камбоджийцев и 20 тысяч лаосцев! Большинство из погибших вьетнамцев, камбоджийцев и лаосцев даже не были военнослужащими или партизанами, они просто жили в тех местах, куда попадали снаряды, бомбы и пули! Взрослые, старики и дети гибли от обстрелов и бомбардировок, а так же умирали от голода и отравления различными химическими веществами (в т.ч. от боевого вещества «Агент Оранж», которое изначально предназначалось для уничтожения растительности). Война во Вьетнаме - это, де факто, был геноцид вьетнамского народа и попытка американской олигархии навязать свою волю как Вьетнаму, так и всему миру... Стоило того? Жизнь под властью американской олигархии хоть где-нибудь и когда-нибудь стала лучше? Вьетнам, где кстати США всё-таки проиграли войну, допустим, никогда не жил хорошо (но это лучше чем смерть под бомбами, снарядами и от пуль). А как же друге страны - Ирак, Сербия, Сирия, Никарагуа, Венесуэла? Они только начали строить независимую экономику и налаживать жизнь, но в их жизнь сразу же активно вмешались те, кто очень хотел их нефть или другие ресурсы! Хоть где-то в мире люди стали жить лучше, после того как США вводили в их страны войска или действовали чужими руками, финансируя оппозицию и организуя государственные перевороты? Может Сирия? Или нынешняя Украина? И простые американцы - такие же жертвы этой политики, как и жители этих стран.... Ничто не меняется, опять попытки американской олигархии "влезть везде" и навязать всем свою волю...
Very epic
Everybody gangsta till the trees start speaking Vietnamese
The US didn’t “lose” this war lmao
Hell yeah
Pega fantásticamente este temon con imágenes de guerra, más en elicoptero
La neta si carnal
se ve de wevos padrino
Me hace sentir orgulloso de ser americano
And Creator of All...Thanks for your continued " putting up with me 🙏🙏🙏 "
This coverage wow. The guys now are lacking compared to this bunch
They will get straight when the SHTF
La guerra es simplemente el acontecimiento mas impactante, escalofriante e impresionante de la historia.
That was intense
Okay this was cool as shit
Before the days of shoulder fired AAMissles
Vietnam was hell
2:25 b-25 pilots the chill🤙🤙
I'll Always Love you Hayden Panettiere
Thank goodness for SOG .
Ever been Classified?
Great authentic Video & Song , but it Blew my Brains to Smith - er - eens !
Was listening to this and watching a d rememberd,duck Jane Funda.😎
Not all troops were treated like "shit", because warriors came home with pride and they would not allow that pride to be taken from them.
Americans took pride in them!!!! I damn sure know they took pride in them.
Understand that there was what was referred to as the "Domino theory" and it definately made sense at the time. And, who knows that our involvement in Viet Nam did not prevent it from happening or not? One thing is for sure, it did not happen.
Stay frosty, brother.
A F'n mazing. Well done.
Total war forever Aki Thiago 🖤
The only war the U.S has ever lost 😞
Wdym we didn't lose this war and we lost some other wars lol
Over 5000 helicopter s were LOST... 10,000 JET AIRCRAFT TOTAL WERE LOST
One of those guys could be my brother…
Deceased- Rare blood disease.
Agent Orange?
Blood sacrifice?
Sick!
Another great song by the Brits.
All the crimes the United States government committed against humanity came out in the Vietnam War in full color.
Ever after since they've not stopped, just tried to hide them better. Something is seriously wrong with anyone who signs up to join the US military knowing what we all know... well.. since... WW2. I had an uncle that went to Vietnam and he came back pretty messed up and jittery. He's an old man now and the jittery never went away, and he tries to drink the memories away with alcohol. He didn't want to fight poor strangers in their own country he had never met in his life and had no beef against... he was drafted. It warms my heart that millenials have watched enough war documentaries to say.. unlike previous generations... flat out no to the US military industrial complex.
Trees dont move unless your in vietnam and it's the 60s but may god bless the vets my grandpa saw everything in nam people burning beign eaten bleeding to death body parts flying everywhere
Прикольная песня.
the boots 54 years a walk a brother a take the fucking war brothers a Marine shiper my walk a tour
the my respect
Крутая песня мне нравится.
❤die Kommentare sind gut,der vatter hat gut gesprochen,so tanzen wir,in zivil etwas anderes nur wenn was falsch ist,tanzen wir.für euch.😅
Viva Ho Chi Minh.... vivam os guerrilheiros Vietcong...
Best War of History
This video makes me proud of being an American
Vietnam war makes you proud to be American? Weird take but okay lmao
@@kooptt look man ik we lost the war but the vibe is just good everything about it is good even though we lost alot of men in the war the music the movies everything is good around the time but people now just don’t appreciate being in America even tho we are going thru times right now but the freedom it alot
Ah yes,sending young boys to bleed in the green green nam.
Who the hell is proud because a fucking war??? You people from murica are weird. You need help ASAP
@@christianalvarado833 murica forever
God bless the first ambulance medic Rick Sam's for his service in early day of Los Angeles Ems. Long Beach Bowers ambulance.
Air ambulance was a tricked out caddy.
Я тут читаю американские комментарии и диву даюсь.Неужели убитых 2 миллиона Вьетнавцев,для вас ничего не значат?
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Just so that we are keeping score this war has like 2 songs that have nothing to do with it but fit right in
The songs that have nothing to do with it are always the best ones