Во Бла давно минувших дней

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Во Бла давно минувших дней,
пре данья старины

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kevin Quinn
hace 1 año
Our medic was a life saver. They usually do not carry a weapon. They have enough to carry as it is. His name was Kelly Graham. He was supposed to come and spend a few days in my back yard telling each other war stories. He died last year. I will miss him deeply. Rest in piece Doc. Were all on our way out. were getting older and our time is limited. Vietnam 1968/1969 Nam.
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Vietnam War, 1970: CBS camera rolls as platoon comes under fire
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=89_3DgW_7mg&t=292s


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In March of 1970, CBS News correspondent Richard Threlkeld was embedded with a platoon patrolling the jungles of Vietnam near Cambodia. The GI's came under fire from North Vietnamese forces as Threlkeld’s crew documented the intense firefight. This original report aired on the “CBS Evening News” on March 27, 1970.

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and he died young, just 57. I am proud

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LL Chase
hace 1 año
My father served in Vietnam from 1971-72 and came home a wounded veteran. He overcame the handicap of an amputee, but, couldn't shake the addictions that followed him home. He was my Hero and he died young, just 57. I am proud of my military upbringing, and always support the fine men and women who serve. I just wish they didn't have to.

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Mini Diggin
hace 10 meses
Hats off to all of these Vietnam War Vets. Much respect. It’s a shame this country treated you the way they did.

being called baby killers and now we call PTSD

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Victor Lopez
hace 1 año
I was in the lottery and my number was 262 if I was born one day earlier I would have been drafted. I wouldn't know how I would have handled myself in a war even though I would have gone. I'm 72 now and I can't imagine how those soldiers felt when they came to home being called baby killers and now we call PTSD. That was a war we should have never gotten involved in. All those guys are heroes. Even though I did eventually joined in 1975, I never was in a war zone. I never considered myself a VET because of that.

never aim a gun at anyone unless

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Brandon Lewis
hace 1 año
My Grandpa was drafted in the Army and he never once talked about the war. The only time he mentioned anything close to it was when I was 6 and aimed my toy gun at him. He looked me dead in the eyes and said “never aim a gun at anyone unless you plan on pulling the trigger.” At that moment I could see the pain in his eyes and knew that he’s experienced some incomprehensible things. He died from cancer that spread all throughout his body at age 65 when I was 11.

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🌻☘️Green Eyes☘️🌻
hace 1 año
My dad is a Vietnam Veteran, he went right after high school, he ended up getting cancer from the Agent Orange, that powder messed up my fathers health. I pray for all of the soldiers who fought hard, and didn’t even get a welcome back. Thank you for your service!! We truly appreciate you.

He didn’t want to go to Vietnam

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MiKEY_TARANTiNO
hace 4 años
“He didn’t want to go to Vietnam he would rather be a business man, but right now he’s in charge of the lives of 21 men”. Thats wild.

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Doug Good
hace 2 semanas
God bless over Vietnam veterans that came home. I lost my brother over there in 66. It is still so fresh in my memory today.