My dad did a tour of Nam in 67-68. He was a country boy from rural Kentucky and spent alot of time in the hills hunting and fishing. Nothing much scares or bothers him. But he still maintains to this day that the jungles of Vietnam "had other things going on" that were beyond rational explanation.
@@mariashelly4812my uncle was also a Vietnam vet, he told me about a “long, lanky apeman” that terrorized their forward operation base for a night. He said that they would catch glimpses of it in the moonlight as it threw rocks and sticks and also came right up to their sandbag placements and threw them into the camp as well. They tried shooting at it a bunch but they couldn’t hit it because it moved as fast as a car going down the road. This was in the southern part of Vietnam where he was stationed. They never saw it again after that night but he heard several stories from others in the area about the same creature/creatures
Of course with Bigfoot's great muscular strength and longer reach, good luck getting within stabbing range. Bigfoot: "Aw, how cute your short, flimsy arms are! *Let me rip them off!*"
I'd like to take this time to pause for a moment to mention my appreciation for the beautiful artwork and the artists that take their time to skillfully draw the cut scenes in these videos. My hat goes off to this person or persons. Thank you 👏👏👏
I don't know what's more frightening: that the Gulf of Tonkin incident was either misreported to enable escalation of the Vietnam war or it was a cover story for an encounter with....something.
@@MrChris1316 The first incident absolutely happened. The second one was just a bunch of anomalous radar and sonar contacts. The Maddox's captain didn't even think it was a real attack but he was ignored.
Most likely just a false F. Same as was used to attack Japan and same as 9/11 to move into Afghanistan to take over the poppy fields and Iraq to take the oil. It's the same old playbook.
My uncle told me the stories about rock apes and UFO-like "blue meanies" during his time in Vietnam. I thought the haunted shit I dealt with in Afghanistan was weird enough.
Please send your story to one of the good youtube channels like this one. You don't have to give your name and there are plenty of channels that will treat your story with respect. I know that I would love to hear it.
I'm curious as to why the comment with my stories just vanished, but I'll repost as soon as I get the opportunity today. More YT shenanigans, I'm assuming.
This is the first time I've heard of stone apes being a doubtful cryptid. My uncle, a Special Forces green beret, told me stories of tigers and cobras and the general bummer that was Vietnam including "rock apes" who would follow them during the day and throw rocks at them at night. He just described them as a type of ass-whole gorillas. I never doubted these stories at all and it was the only time I ever heard him talk about the war. If he called them rock or stone apes I don't recall for sure but this is clearly what he was referring to.
My Dad was a SAS black ops super spy triple agent & he told me that big foot and the lockness monster was undercover agents for the commies... Keep this hush hush it's still classified TOP SECRET 🤫🤫🤫
My Dad told me about them when I was a kid. He was a Ranger in Nam. Never really believed him (pretended to though) until I started looking into it as a teen. Crazy stuff and very well documented.
I knew a man who was a member of the elite MACVSOG in Vietnam. After a year he had gotten to know me well enough to tell me about his encounter with “Rock Apes”. Among his group they weren’t a fairytale or a joke, they were real.
@@Krasnoye158 I and my team have. First hand accounts from Chu-Hois, prisoners, and other line U.S. guys. LURRPS had quite a bit to say. Like I said earlier, my times over there I was more scared of the damned snakes.
That was my immediate impression too. I mean, I've never been anywhere near a battlefield, but i image the sounds of explosions, screaming, and gunfire would have an impact on my daily routine. Lol
I remember my father speaking of "weird shit" while in Vietnam. He did three tours. Sadly he passed when I was in my early teens so I was never able to know all he saw. Great episode.
@@ted__ryan same story. It's not like in the movies, you don't see dragons and space aliens, things just get colorful, stuff looks like it's vibrating, patterns appear on everything, but that's it.
They could easily get paranoid, see a normal sized monkey, and think its far larger than it actually is due to a mixture of poor lighting, unfamiliar setting, sleep deprivation, and of course intoxication.
Again it doesn’t work like that. Paranoia from weed is the same as normal paranoia..you have a sense of unease, you don’t see 8ft monkey men tearing towards you. Plus they won’t Ll have had the same paranoia or hallucinations!
There was no need to have the water flowing in the last illustration - superb attention to detail, going over and above to ensure high quality - brilliant.
I had a teacher in High school who was in the Marines in Viet Nam. He claims to have encountered them. He said the first thing you learned about them was NOT to throw grenades at them, because they would throw them back at you. He said the first such time, a young private thought he would be funny by casually rolling one at them. He thought they would pick it up and examine it...and BOOM. They didnt. They threw it immediately back at them, sending the troop of marines diving for cover. I just assumed they were big apes, like gorillas. Nope.
@@Spoeism I Guess? I'be never been stuck in foreign country while getting shot at, so, I dont know what they do for funsies, but "blow it up" would be last on the list.
@@nevasoba5953 depends on how far you want to throw it/what your using it for. Grenades can kill you from 30meters away, trust me you don’t wanna be near them when they go off. But anyways, grenade cooking was common knowledge by WW2 so...
I always hated "skeptics" dismissing combat reports since these people are most if not all, never been in combat and thus not know how laser focused a person is when their fighting for their lives
@@JasonON if you mean getting shot at by communist rebels with ak's while I have nothing but a hunting rifle and a poisoned machete then yeah I have been in a firefight and it sucks
@@JasonON I have. He is correct. You will be hyper vigilant and details will be clear. 5th SFG SOG Oct '69 to Feb '72. Didn't see any Rock Apes but heard stories from the Chu-Hois. "Stank Apes" is what one Mississippi boy called them. I was more scared of the damned snakes than Mr. Charles.
Maybe it's just me, but it seemed like the theme music was different today. Like it was re-mixed or something. Probably just a part I never noticed before. Idk.
When I was a kid my dad would tell stories of the Vietnam war including an encounter his squad had with a group of Rock apes who came out of a cave and started throwing rocks at them. I didn't think much of it at the time but I'm certainly going to ask for more details now.
I've heard about the encounter involving the Maddox and Turner Joy. Most people I know think the mystery "attackers" were porpoises. Seriously, even today, dolphins and porpoises will race Navy ships and boats, to the point of coming up to inspect hulls or divers and then zipping away at high speeds and incredible angles. Sonar doesn't mean squat to them and their instincts are so keen, they can accelerate away at the first hint of danger, like depth charges or shells hitting the water. They simply avoid the weapons, wait a few moments to see if more are coming and then resume their little games. In peacetime, this was always fun to watch. In war, I imagine it would spook jittery crews, though I imagine the Navy would have been embarrassed to admit that two of their destroyers wasted 650 shells firing at dolphins and concocted the fake attack to save themselves from ridicule. P.S.: Last time I checked, dolphins and porpoises are NOT of human origin.
I've always thought this, if you described the GoT incidents with no context to a marine biologist they would just casually tell you it's some sort of dolphin or whale native to the area
Kind of feel bad for the Sasquatchs mate; he/she was very distressed just like a human would be. I always figured they were more human than we would think. Poor thing!
Mixed with sleep deprivation, extreme fatigue, stress, dehydration, hunger, psychedelics, and who knows what else it definitely could cause some misperception
@@henrymedrano8255 Lol!! Yeah man, people will come up with ANYTHING to explain what they can't understand. They also completely ignore other key points like the fact that an entire squad of troops all same the same thing, and that no enemy bodies were recovered despite having been gunned down.
@@thedoruk6324 I don't have a story exactly about Afghan Giants. But when I was on a layover flight from Iraq a guy coming from Afghanistan asked me have I heard of the Afghan Giant and I said no. He didn't say anything he just got up and walked away and as he was walking away I said what is up with that? He said you wouldn't understand and kind of walked away and that was the first time I ever heard of it and then looked it up once I came back to the States
@@StutleyConstable I had a few but they’re in Russian. Trying to refind them. Many stories and incidents were either covered up and/or lost after the dissolution of the USSR
I want to hear more of the voice from the guy that narrated the majority of the “Kentucky goblins part two“ video. When I listened to him I got homesick.
This has to be the absolute best channel, the artwork combined with the awesome and creepy stories with the great narration?! I'll watch every episode!
I believe the next episode is going to be about Unit 731, since it was on the side of the boat. Unfortunately that episode is factual and it really did happen.
Bedtime, Wartime (stories), and Natirs Temper are my top three UA-cam channels on now. Appreciate all the hard work you fellas put in on these stories. Very informative and thought provoking. Always a good listen👍🙂
There are so many instances of these things not being enemies at all. There's so much we don't understand, but I think there's more to these things than just the stories of mindless violence and/or menace.
I wonder how many missing platoons and expeditions are lost as a result of encounters with things that we are told don't exist and just written off as MIA when questions come up.
I have a theory... Sasquatch was tired of hearing the fighting and just wanted to rest but they wouldn’t be quiet so he took matters into his own hands to get them to shut up lol
Oh if only the Rock Apes were so named for a love of the rebellious rock and roll music of the period instead of using literal rocks as weapons. How different might American History have been.
Dropping acid in an unfamiliar or uncomfortable place can be horrible for you. Let alone in a combat zone when there's people hiding in the bushes outside who would cut your head off given the chance. That would be absolutely horrible. I'd probably have a mental breakdown myself tbh haha.
Let's face it, this is all being said because of prejudice and racism. The war was primarily fought by poor and minorities. Who gets villifide for their supposed over consumption of drugs? The poor and minorities. Not saying there wasn't drug use, but the numbers seem greatly exaggerated.
So, Vietnam era soldiers encountering and fighting large mysterious humanoid apes? I wonder if Kong: Skull Island took inspiration from these stories...
Wait how come there hasn’t been any updates to the podcast versions. I thought there wasn’t any more new episodes. Glad to know you’re doing good first and foremost. But also good to know there are new episodes. So so hyped because this podcast is by far the best one I consistently tune in for a great experience and scare.
The widespread usage of drugs as a coping mechanism was started largely by Nixon and his regime in order to excuse away several warcrime incidents during the Vietnam War. LSD has psychological effects on a person but shared delusions are very, very rare - to the point that several of these reported encounters having the same root cause is almost preposterous. As for Weed, there have never been any reports of it having a psychological effect on users outside of moderate to severe memory loss and poor taste in diet choices.
Agreed. Love Ballen great narrator,, also check out Lazy Masquerade really creepy good stories. And the best and quite frankly only legitimate Sasquatch community page on YT: The Facts by how to hunt,,, Dude is the man and has the craziest squatch stories. Check him out you will approve
Mr Ballen is starving for views and likes with his awful content, it’s always the same once UA-camrs get big there demeanor changes and they to downhill from there.
The weird Mist story sounds exactly like the episode "Creeping Darkness" of "Psi Factor: Chronicles of the Paranormal" (the Canadian X-Files-like show, hosted by Dan Aykroyd). I wonder if this is where they got the episode idea from...
I imagine Vietnam doesn't want to admit to the existence of cryptids anymore than North America does and for the same reasons. Money, industry, religion.
🤦🏻♂️ if cryptids exist then they are just another animal, nothing supernatural. In which case the discovery would be of importance. Not denied like you suggested. Look up the definition of cryptid.
I tend to get into moods for viewing videos like these., so I hadn't listened in a while. This is the first time I believe I've heard Luke Lamana narrate on this channel and I'd like to say that I think he does a great job. All the narrators do a great job on this chennel, but I figured I would point him out specifically because it surprised me to hear a new voice. This was a well done video as always.
This is the narrator of the Wartime Stories YT Channel, they brought him on over for these last two episodes since they're war related. But anything else is going to be our regular narrator.
Many strange sightings during war time. During World War 2 I heard stories about hell hounds prowling the battlefield at night. That soldiers could feel it was there.
Isn't it a wonderful thing that 'experts'(sceptics), who aren't around at the time of a given encounter, will be more than happy to explain to those, who are actual eyewitnesses, that didn't see what they thought they saw, they saw 'swamp gas', or they were high as kites at the time. It's very annoying.
There's skeptics, as in we need hard evidence, and then there's debunkers, who determined before hand that it was all fake/nonexistence and then explain why it's all fake no matter now convoluted their "rational" explanation is.
Actual Eyewitnesses are demonstrably wrong as hell a significant percentage of the time, though. It'd be foolish to uncritically accept eyewitness testimony just because it's eyewitness testimony, however sincerely believed.
This sucks i have notifications on and I m just getting notification of this vid that has been out for a week now. Godamn UA-cam. Great episode guys. Not a big fan of American voice like og better.
It's only just been published. Patrons and channel members get it a week early. That's why there are week old comments on here. Everyone else has only just seen it.
My dad did a tour of Nam in 67-68. He was a country boy from rural Kentucky and spent alot of time in the hills hunting and fishing. Nothing much scares or bothers him. But he still maintains to this day that the jungles of Vietnam "had other things going on" that were beyond rational explanation.
My uncle, too.
Please elaborate.
Same with my Dad
@@mariashelly4812my uncle was also a Vietnam vet, he told me about a “long, lanky apeman” that terrorized their forward operation base for a night. He said that they would catch glimpses of it in the moonlight as it threw rocks and sticks and also came right up to their sandbag placements and threw them into the camp as well. They tried shooting at it a bunch but they couldn’t hit it because it moved as fast as a car going down the road. This was in the southern part of Vietnam where he was stationed. They never saw it again after that night but he heard several stories from others in the area about the same creature/creatures
Hmmm, this reinforces my idea that Soldiers still need Bayonets, just incase they have to fight Big Monke.
and return of the trench shotgun
Of course with Bigfoot's great muscular strength and longer reach, good luck getting within stabbing range.
Bigfoot: "Aw, how cute your short, flimsy arms are! *Let me rip them off!*"
@@user-ef4gf7rr9r The trench gun never left.
@@Questknight12 He’s behind me right now, isn’t he?
@@user-ef4gf7rr9r *racks a shell into the chamber.* Yep.
What we thought: US v Vietnam
Reality: US v Vietnam v Monke
Mean monke
Don't forget the ARVN forces or the PAVN
Power monke
@@Toxic2T That is a Power Metal Band name right there. PO\/\/ER MONK3
"mmm... Monke" -Master Oogway
I'd like to take this time to pause for a moment to mention my appreciation for the beautiful artwork and the artists that take their time to skillfully draw the cut scenes in these videos. My hat goes off to this person or persons.
Thank you 👏👏👏
Honestly, they really outdid themselves today.
that's the Maddox in the foreground, the Turner Joy is in the distance.
I mean the first episode the M16 had no carry handle and was cursed. I just want the artists to do more research.
That's Mickey Turcanu doing it. Very talented and Photoshop genius.
I don't know what's more frightening: that the Gulf of Tonkin incident was either misreported to enable escalation of the Vietnam war or it was a cover story for an encounter with....something.
Man is the the worst monster.
The gulf of to kin incident never happend that's well known so it makes all the rest of this vid v suspect, you must know that so why use it
@@MrChris1316 The first incident absolutely happened. The second one was just a bunch of anomalous radar and sonar contacts. The Maddox's captain didn't even think it was a real attack but he was ignored.
@@livingcorpse5664 Don't forget women, they can be pretty monstrous too, given the right situations.
Most likely just a false F.
Same as was used to attack Japan and same as 9/11 to move into Afghanistan to take over the poppy fields and Iraq to take the oil.
It's the same old playbook.
My uncle told me the stories about rock apes and UFO-like "blue meanies" during his time in Vietnam. I thought the haunted shit I dealt with in Afghanistan was weird enough.
If you don't mind, could you tell us about your experiences?
What happened in Afghanistan. I am curious please
Please send your story to one of the good youtube channels like this one. You don't have to give your name and there are plenty of channels that will treat your story with respect. I know that I would love to hear it.
Come on buddy, spit it out now that you have mentioned it.
I'm curious as to why the comment with my stories just vanished, but I'll repost as soon as I get the opportunity today. More YT shenanigans, I'm assuming.
My grandfather was in the navy and actually told about the first story a few nights ago! So incredibly interesting...
was he able to go into even more detail then this ep?
This is the first time I've heard of stone apes being a doubtful cryptid. My uncle, a Special Forces green beret, told me stories of tigers and cobras and the general bummer that was Vietnam including "rock apes" who would follow them during the day and throw rocks at them at night. He just described them as a type of ass-whole gorillas. I never doubted these stories at all and it was the only time I ever heard him talk about the war. If he called them rock or stone apes I don't recall for sure but this is clearly what he was referring to.
My Dad was a SAS black ops super spy triple agent & he told me that big foot and the lockness monster was undercover agents for the commies... Keep this hush hush it's still classified
TOP SECRET 🤫🤫🤫
My dad fought a T-Rex and won. Never doubted him.
Your uncle was an ultimate warrior to hold that rank. A regular John J Rambo
My Dad told me about them when I was a kid. He was a Ranger in Nam. Never really believed him (pretended to though) until I started looking into it as a teen. Crazy stuff and very well documented.
@@RevanJJ "very well documented" lmao
I knew a man who was a member of the elite MACVSOG in Vietnam. After a year he had gotten to know me well enough to tell me about his encounter with “Rock Apes”. Among his group they weren’t a fairytale or a joke, they were real.
It’s quite unnatural but I have not seen any report or accounts from vnese soldiers about these entities
@@Krasnoye158 I and my team have. First hand accounts from Chu-Hois, prisoners, and other line U.S. guys. LURRPS had quite a bit to say.
Like I said earlier, my times over there I was more scared of the damned snakes.
Tell the story m8
@@Krasnoye158 are you Vietnamese?
@@FirstNameLastName-gm3lu yes
So bigfoot were pissed off that humans were waging a war on their patch; that’s understandable.
That was my immediate impression too. I mean, I've never been anywhere near a battlefield, but i image the sounds of explosions, screaming, and gunfire would have an impact on my daily routine. Lol
@jay miller They got the element of surprise.
Honestly I feel so bad for the bigfoot's wife in the tripmine story 😪
So we’ll armed Vietnamese troops ran away and were decimated by a humanoid creature?
Rock Ape: "Ay yoo what's this string doing here-"
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Mission failed: we’ll get em next time
No more Bigfoot, just Big
@@Smellindamix Tripmine: "That's it!" (Un-foots your Bigfoot)
@@logicaltips4107 this is it. This is the comment that sends my sides into orbit
I remember my father speaking of "weird shit" while in Vietnam. He did three tours. Sadly he passed when I was in my early teens so I was never able to know all he saw.
Great episode.
Even if you did ask him he might not have told you sadly.
Sorry, dude…
Hey bro...im sorry for your lost.....three tours.....how long is each tour..??
Strange supernatural mist: *Exists*
US Airmen: Hey stick your arm in it, bro.
Honestly, something you'd expect from a Marine. Not that I'm shocked an Airman would do it either.
OK, Here Hold My Beer
That's so american lol
Their might have been titties in there. You don't know till you try. 🤣
Curiosity prompts even the smartest of individuals to do dumb shit lol
I don't care how stoned a man is, there's no way someone is going to hallucinate an 8 ft tall monster ape. Cannabis just doesn't work like that.
Acid
@@ted__ryan same story. It's not like in the movies, you don't see dragons and space aliens, things just get colorful, stuff looks like it's vibrating, patterns appear on everything, but that's it.
They could easily get paranoid, see a normal sized monkey, and think its far larger than it actually is due to a mixture of poor lighting, unfamiliar setting, sleep deprivation, and of course intoxication.
Also these "immaginary" apes sending soldiers to the hospital.
Again it doesn’t work like that. Paranoia from weed is the same as normal paranoia..you have a sense of unease, you don’t see 8ft monkey men tearing towards you. Plus they won’t Ll have had the same paranoia or hallucinations!
Soldiers: we found a tribe of bigfoots!
Politicians: No YOU DIDN’T!
Politicians and the scientists on their payroll: Y'ALL ARE CRAZY DRUGGED-UP LIARS, THERE'S NO SUCH THING!
Bigfeet !😛
Politicians: Look into the light.
😆
They didn’t seem to like commuirsts, US should have hired them..
Stench Monkey would be a badass band name.
A Skunk Ape read your comment, and now he’s on the phone with his lawyer to draw up a cease and desist letter.
@@austintrousdale2397 😂👍🏻
I see a lot of your comments on MrBallen's channel xD
There was no need to have the water flowing in the last illustration - superb attention to detail, going over and above to ensure high quality - brilliant.
I had a teacher in High school who was in the Marines in Viet Nam. He claims to have encountered them. He said the first thing you learned about them was NOT to throw grenades at them, because they would throw them back at you. He said the first such time, a young private thought he would be funny by casually rolling one at them. He thought they would pick it up and examine it...and BOOM. They didnt. They threw it immediately back at them, sending the troop of marines diving for cover. I just assumed they were big apes, like gorillas. Nope.
Guy encounters an unknown sentient Hominid... and thinks "He lets blow it up for fun".
That's pretty sick right?
@@Spoeism I Guess? I'be never been stuck in foreign country while getting shot at, so, I dont know what they do for funsies, but "blow it up" would be last on the list.
Apparently this was long before call of duty, every one knows u gotta cook ur grenades before u throw them so they don’t have time to throw it back.
@@nevasoba5953 depends on how far you want to throw it/what your using it for. Grenades can kill you from 30meters away, trust me you don’t wanna be near them when they go off. But anyways, grenade cooking was common knowledge by WW2 so...
That sounds like the shit I'd do for shits and giggles
The sky: speaks fortunate son
The trees: speak Vietnamese
The Monke: throws rocks
Beast titan.
There's something out there waiting for us, and it ain't no man.
It's a sexual Tyrannosaurus
I ain't time to bleed
We're all going to die...
My mother in law
Man's losing it. He's losing his cool. There's nothing but a couple of guys running around out there and we gotta take them down.
I always hated "skeptics" dismissing combat reports since these people are most if not all, never been in combat and thus not know how laser focused a person is when their fighting for their lives
Have you been in combat?
@@JasonON if you mean getting shot at by communist rebels with ak's while I have nothing but a hunting rifle and a poisoned machete then yeah I have been in a firefight and it sucks
@@JasonON I have. He is correct. You will be hyper vigilant and details will be clear. 5th SFG SOG Oct '69 to Feb '72. Didn't see any Rock Apes but heard stories from the Chu-Hois. "Stank Apes" is what one Mississippi boy called them.
I was more scared of the damned snakes than Mr. Charles.
@@Houndmaster3665 hunting rifle and poisoned machete while being shot at by ak's?! My guy are you Far Cry 3 XD
@@ryancawdor8083 bring hyper aware also overtunes ones senses, and causes the brain to overextend sp to speak when detecting stimuli
Love the cryptid episodes - my favourite of the bunch. Cheers guys
Your name is a good Silent Hill 2 song
XD
@@skullservant4417 Thank you, I agree! I listen to the SH2 OST more than is probably healthy
The minute I hear the theme tune my heart lifts. Great episode guys.
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Maybe it's just me, but it seemed like the theme music was different today. Like it was re-mixed or something. Probably just a part I never noticed before. Idk.
Me too!
When I was a kid my dad would tell stories of the Vietnam war including an encounter his squad had with a group of Rock apes who came out of a cave and started throwing rocks at them. I didn't think much of it at the time but I'm certainly going to ask for more details now.
I've heard about the encounter involving the Maddox and Turner Joy. Most people I know think the mystery "attackers" were porpoises. Seriously, even today, dolphins and porpoises will race Navy ships and boats, to the point of coming up to inspect hulls or divers and then zipping away at high speeds and incredible angles. Sonar doesn't mean squat to them and their instincts are so keen, they can accelerate away at the first hint of danger, like depth charges or shells hitting the water. They simply avoid the weapons, wait a few moments to see if more are coming and then resume their little games.
In peacetime, this was always fun to watch. In war, I imagine it would spook jittery crews, though I imagine the Navy would have been embarrassed to admit that two of their destroyers wasted 650 shells firing at dolphins and concocted the fake attack to save themselves from ridicule.
P.S.: Last time I checked, dolphins and porpoises are NOT of human origin.
They're better than human origin.
I've always thought this, if you described the GoT incidents with no context to a marine biologist they would just casually tell you it's some sort of dolphin or whale native to the area
But are humans of porpoise origin?
Really!
I mean, our existence must serve some....🤔
Wait for it.....🫣
Porpoise 😶
🫏🕳
😁👍❤️🇨🇦🍻
Kind of feel bad for the Sasquatchs mate; he/she was very distressed just like a human would be. I always figured they were more human than we would think. Poor thing!
They are a people. As described and known by the native tribes for millenia. The DNA study returns as Female Human Male Uknown.
@No Ma'am that does not mean they are not part human.
@@robbyv.526 ❤️. Interesting
@No Ma'am they’re a humanoid with human characteristics.
@No Ma'am that’s something we can both agree on for sure. lol
The thing that blows a hole in the "stoned soldier" theory is that rock apes were also often reported by the Vietcong and NVA.
Had no clue. Just too many credible people have reported encounters with no interest in profiting from their story. I'm a believer.
*Next episode about enemy infiltration in south vietnamese brothels*
Episode title: *Enemy Undressed*
👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Shouldnt that be "Enemy Exposed"?
@@RandomTrinidadian We already have 'unknown,' 'unexplained,' and ''unseen;'
just following the 'un-' trend.
Followed by the episode about a crack troop of Bigfoot warriors attacking U.S. forestry agents called "Enemy Unwashed"
@Unknown User Enemy Exposed
Give me a break. Pot doesn’t make you hallucinate Sasquatch attacking you. 🤦🏻♀️
Mixed with sleep deprivation, extreme fatigue, stress, dehydration, hunger, psychedelics, and who knows what else it definitely could cause some misperception
Skeptics be like^
@@henrymedrano8255 Lol!! Yeah man, people will come up with ANYTHING to explain what they can't understand. They also completely ignore other key points like the fact that an entire squad of troops all same the same thing, and that no enemy bodies were recovered despite having been gunned down.
How do you know it was sasquatch?
LSD might!
These wartime encounters are absolutely unsettling who wonders how many undisclosed locations contain unidentified entities!
I believe it. Alot of my friends who come back from Afghanistan say they seen UFOs
@@Soto713 I have heard several undisclosed *giant* stories throughout the afghanistan veterans additionally
@@thedoruk6324 Those are the nephilim, children of fallen angels.
Anyone got stories to share? I'm interested to hear.
@@thedoruk6324 I don't have a story exactly about Afghan Giants. But when I was on a layover flight from Iraq a guy coming from Afghanistan asked me have I heard of the Afghan Giant and I said no. He didn't say anything he just got up and walked away and as he was walking away I said what is up with that? He said you wouldn't understand and kind of walked away and that was the first time I ever heard of it and then looked it up once I came back to the States
I love bedtime stories and wartime stories. Me and my boyfriend watch every episode but we miss the original bedtime stories guys voice.
I think he will be back soon. Probably took a hiatus. wartime stories narrator is a welcome change though.
Same😒
PLEASE make a video on strange occurrences during the Soviet Afghan war. There’s insane stories that have been lost in time
Sounds interesting. You have any sources I could read? Any incidents I could look up?
@@StutleyConstable I had a few but they’re in Russian. Trying to refind them. Many stories and incidents were either covered up and/or lost after the dissolution of the USSR
@@LOWBORN-the-LOATHSOME OH YES it’s so underrated
hardest thing is to get info on is stories like that from non english speaking conflicts, im sure there are tons
I want to hear more of the voice from the guy that narrated the majority of the “Kentucky goblins part two“ video. When I listened to him I got homesick.
same
"My name's Scott and you're watching Kentucky Goblins"
He will be back. This is just a cross over with the Wartime Stories channel.
BTW. .I am still here in KY. You are not missing anything 🤣
That narrator sounds as if he has a giant poker up his arse.
All this paranormal phenomena gives new meaning to phrase "In the fog of war".
Dam.
All the soldiers wouldn't have the same hallucination of being attacked by Sasquatch
This has to be the absolute best channel, the artwork combined with the awesome and creepy stories with the great narration?! I'll watch every episode!
I love this show, I look forward to seeing these episodes uploaded. I pray these guys get enough notoriety to get a network tv show.
I believe the next episode is going to be about Unit 731, since it was on the side of the boat. Unfortunately that episode is factual and it really did happen.
This is why I stay home watching Bedtime Stories. And not out to encounter any mysterious things.
Bedtime, Wartime (stories), and Natirs Temper are my top three UA-cam channels on now. Appreciate all the hard work you fellas put in on these stories. Very informative and thought provoking. Always a good listen👍🙂
OMG NaturesTemper is so talented!
Going to check out
Nature's Temper👍
Thanks
(I hope😊)
There are so many instances of these things not being enemies at all. There's so much we don't understand, but I think there's more to these things than just the stories of mindless violence and/or menace.
I hate you
@@iHeartOiSkanks have fun with that!
I wonder how many missing platoons and expeditions are lost as a result of encounters with things that we are told don't exist and just written off as MIA when questions come up.
I have a theory... Sasquatch was tired of hearing the fighting and just wanted to rest but they wouldn’t be quiet so he took matters into his own hands to get them to shut up lol
Kong: Skull Island
The quality of these videos is amazing, continue providing more !
Oh if only the Rock Apes were so named for a love of the rebellious rock and roll music of the period instead of using literal rocks as weapons. How different might American History have been.
The Enemy unseen episodes are some of the best I've seen on here besides my face Skin Walker Ranch 1 and 2
Skin walker ranch is probably my least favourite. Completely full of lies, half truths, fabrications and embellishment.
Another great episode 🙌
Very cool guys! Great episode. Keep them coming!
Just do "Enemy Within" so we can move on to War of the Chosen.
"Pure Coincidence"
Israel v Palestine doesn't have much interference by supernatural entities.
here to support bedtime and wartime stories. Keep making grade A spooky fuel.
This vid only further proves that claymore’s are OP as shit!
They are. It's beautiful
Booby Traps are the best way to go
@@JudicialBrat hehe... boob
@@lexyshannon9428 lol
Who would drop LSD in a combat zone?
Only a damn fool would do that.
Dropping acid in an unfamiliar or uncomfortable place can be horrible for you. Let alone in a combat zone when there's people hiding in the bushes outside who would cut your head off given the chance. That would be absolutely horrible. I'd probably have a mental breakdown myself tbh haha.
I mean you're stressed out, far from home, very well could die any second, so you might be more likely to do stupid stuff like that
@@mansamusa1743
But they still won't make you hallucinate monsters.
Let's face it, this is all being said because of prejudice and racism. The war was primarily fought by poor and minorities. Who gets villifide for their supposed over consumption of drugs? The poor and minorities. Not saying there wasn't drug use, but the numbers seem greatly exaggerated.
That mist was freaky.
So, Vietnam era soldiers encountering and fighting large mysterious humanoid apes?
I wonder if Kong: Skull Island took inspiration from these stories...
and Return of the Jedi, the Ewoks were originally going to be Wookies
I really like that this is a sort of marriage between the bedtime war stories channel and the og channel.
Been looking forward to this!
I like these collaborations with Wartime Stories.
Delighted you are covering these stories...
I saw that illustration and thought
"Rock Apes" !!!!!😯
Same, I've heard about them before.
That notification pop up brought me joy
Wait how come there hasn’t been any updates to the podcast versions. I thought there wasn’t any more new episodes. Glad to know you’re doing good first and foremost. But also good to know there are new episodes. So so hyped because this podcast is by far the best one I consistently tune in for a great experience and scare.
The widespread usage of drugs as a coping mechanism was started largely by Nixon and his regime in order to excuse away several warcrime incidents during the Vietnam War. LSD has psychological effects on a person but shared delusions are very, very rare - to the point that several of these reported encounters having the same root cause is almost preposterous. As for Weed, there have never been any reports of it having a psychological effect on users outside of moderate to severe memory loss and poor taste in diet choices.
Bed time story’s and mr Ballen Best on channels on YT 🤟🏻
Agreed. Love Ballen great narrator,, also check out Lazy Masquerade really creepy good stories. And the best and quite frankly only legitimate Sasquatch community page on YT: The Facts by how to hunt,,,
Dude is the man and has the craziest squatch stories. Check him out you will approve
Mr Ballen is starving for views and likes with his awful content, it’s always the same once UA-camrs get big there demeanor changes and they to downhill from there.
@@cjclark2002 there’s always gotta be the overly negative contrarian, and it had to be you huh?
Bedtime Stories *
Excellent as always!!
👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
You should do a story of the pukwudgie from hockomock swamp in massachusetts.
Do a video on the battle of Los Angeles !! Love the channel so much!
The weird Mist story sounds exactly like the episode "Creeping Darkness" of "Psi Factor: Chronicles of the Paranormal" (the Canadian X-Files-like show, hosted by Dan Aykroyd). I wonder if this is where they got the episode idea from...
I imagine Vietnam doesn't want to admit to the existence of cryptids anymore than North America does and for the same reasons. Money, industry, religion.
And the Monkey Industry Religion....
🤦🏻♂️ if cryptids exist then they are just another animal, nothing supernatural. In which case the discovery would be of importance. Not denied like you suggested. Look up the definition of cryptid.
What kind of problems with money, industry and religion do you imagine if a new species of ape is discovered?
Great job gang! loved the video.
A really great episode; kept my attention all the way through.
I've been waiting for this! Awesome!
Thank You! 🖤🖤🖤
As always another brilliant video. Thank you x x x
Great episode, guys. Cheers, everyone 🍻🍻
Like the new intro looks pretty cool.
Another very well made episode!
This is pizza time.
How did you just comment on this when the video said it was uploaded for minutes ago?
@@imcrazyforwar I’m a Channel Member. $2 a month, and I get early access to new episodes.
Money well spent!
@@STRAKAZulu ah ok
I tend to get into moods for viewing videos like these., so I hadn't listened in a while. This is the first time I believe I've heard Luke Lamana narrate on this channel and I'd like to say that I think he does a great job.
All the narrators do a great job on this chennel, but I figured I would point him out specifically because it surprised me to hear a new voice. This was a well done video as always.
Have been looking forward to this one. Drop everything I'm doing!
Fantastic! We need more of these!
This is one I'll never forget
Fascinating stories. Thank you!
I have been waiting for this.
Me too!
@@ARod-br2ui yay
a surprise to be sure but a welcome one
Excellent episode, as always. Thanks for your consistently even-handed approach to the subject matter.
Thanks bts! Love you so much! From Lisa UK X ❤️☺️☺️👏👏👏❤️❤️
bless this channel for the content it uploads.
*US soldier:* "Sir, I think there is congs hidding as trees ahead of us"
*Trees:* "It ain't us bro, we have no units ahead of you..."
I absolutely love this channel!.
I kinda prefer the original guys voice but hey still glad to get more stories!
they always rotate the voices, one day is the OG guy, the next another dude, etc.
This is the narrator of the Wartime Stories YT Channel, they brought him on over for these last two episodes since they're war related. But anything else is going to be our regular narrator.
Been listening to all your shows for the last two months - I love your channel
definitely have to share this video with the vietnam veterans i know and get their takes on it.
Ahh that was a great episode ! Thank you
Great episode guys :)
Many strange sightings during war time. During World War 2 I heard stories about hell hounds prowling the battlefield at night. That soldiers could feel it was there.
This channel never fells!!
Always excellent content! Cheers!
Another good video guys!
As always 🥰🥰 the illustrations 🥰🥰
Isn't it a wonderful thing that 'experts'(sceptics), who aren't around at the time of a given encounter, will be more than happy to explain to those, who are actual eyewitnesses, that didn't see what they thought they saw, they saw 'swamp gas', or they were high as kites at the time. It's very annoying.
Hear hear! I loathe these patronising so-called ‘explanations’ !!
You just know, that if these sceptics ever see anything out of the ordinary, they will never ever mention it.
@@truthseeker2321
Their habit to rationalize away anything that does not fit into their worldview runs automatically.
There's skeptics, as in we need hard evidence, and then there's debunkers, who determined before hand that it was all fake/nonexistence and then explain why it's all fake no matter now convoluted their "rational" explanation is.
Actual Eyewitnesses are demonstrably wrong as hell a significant percentage of the time, though. It'd be foolish to uncritically accept eyewitness testimony just because it's eyewitness testimony, however sincerely believed.
Great episode !
This sucks i have notifications on and I m just getting notification of this vid that has been out for a week now. Godamn UA-cam.
Great episode guys. Not a big fan of American voice like og better.
It's only just been published. Patrons and channel members get it a week early. That's why there are week old comments on here. Everyone else has only just seen it.
@@WildMorgan oh ok thank you. Idk that.
Yt's notifications are all screwy for all channels as of late it seems. Not a happy camper!!
It's always a good night when I can have Bedtime Stories at work.
ooh they're back baby, kill the lights and get comfy
Dont know why,but these paranormal and supernatural stories from the army are some of the best