Awesome, I’ve been waiting for this for a long time! Best music ever ! ! Thank you ! ❤❤USA 🇺🇸🇺🇸

Vietnam has a deep hatred for the American invaders

2024: Support our NATO troops!

Panel 4E, Line 46 you'll see James R Hickman. A Co 1st BTN, 28 Infantry, 1st INFANTRY DIV. Dec 31, 1965. The day we lost uncle Jimmy! Love you man!

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Australia in August 1970. I was 16, in Year 10 at High School, at a little town 3.5 hours drive west of Sydney. One day, a guy came to school asking for volunteers to write to 19 year old Aussies in Vietnam. My girlfriend whispered that they were kids too, we should do it. My soldier was from a town about half way between mine and Sydney. He wrote every night, but they all came together a week or so later. The letters messed with my mind, but he said talking to someone closer to his age, lightened the nightmare he was living. Then a couple of weeks after New Year, the letters just stopped. Even though they were unsettling, there was suddenly an empty void in my teenage life. I never wanted to know what happened, but after his letters, my imagination was relentless anyway. Around the same time, the dad of a classmate came to get him. His elder brother wasn't coming home. The last Aussie soldiers left Vietnam in June 1973. I'm 70 now, and every so often, particularly if I hear his favourite song, CCR's 'Run Through The Jungle,' I think of Lionel.

I can’t fathom the sacrifices our country made in this war to now put up with the nonsense that our political system has become, term limits now.

we should all been dodgers and went to canada-why? fuck face jimmy carter pardoned all draft dodgers

On oublie pas jamais

Merci pour l'information ❤

tendrían que haber ido los presidentes que mandaron a estos jóvenes a la guerra ,sin sentido, por una zona que no conocían ni fue su patria

Another government war : using our boys as pawns!! 🖕🖕🖕🖕

Горжусь своим близким родственником, который помогал вьетнамцам, вышвырнуть американских людоедов. Занимался комплексами ПВО. Много сбил американских самолётов...

This is the saddest page of my life. Americans dieing in a foreign country for no reason. Justified by politicians.

To all who served in Vietnam and my brother who i never got to know you are honored and respected This country will always be in your debt for a war you did not ask for and treated as if you where the enemy. Everyone owes you a debt of gratitude. Miss and love you bro. until we can meet.

Worst flashback to worst time. Nightmares tonight. Ugh.

They invaded South Vietnam and were kicked out. The disgraceful end.

Despite their sacrifice ,the west including Britain has been overrun

I read the comment that just remember every one that died didn't die there. I had a cousin that died many years later. Agent orange. Took it several years but it finaly got him. My wife had 2 cousins that were brothers that agent orange got them. On one hand the viet nam war seems like a few lifetimes ago. But at the same time it seems like yesturday. Welcome home reguardless of what war you served in. May God grant you peace and strength.

CCR THE GREATEST❤

Thank you for your Service and Sacrifice,

I had to watch this again, because I had the privilege to go on the Chicago Honor Flight yesterday with 214 brothers and one sister. I can't express in any words how wonderfully the day was. We were treated like real heroes at Midway Airport before we left for DC. Every where we went school boys and girls, scouts, military bands and civilians greeted us with hand shakes and welcome home. After visiting many Memorials and monuments we headed back home to be greeted after landing with a water cannon shower on our plane and the Midway fire fighters saluting us. But the biggest surprise was hundreds of civilians, military bands, fire fighters, Army, Navy brass welcoming us home, 😅recruits from Great Lakes Naval Base Naval Base young ladies escorted us around the lower level to meet and greet hundreds of people. And there was my wife and family waving our flag. It was a wonderful day, the folks and hundreds of volunteers and donator's worked hard to bring this all together. Thank you patriots so very much. Sure was a hell of a lot better than being spit on and called a baby killer when coming back 53 years ago.

He ain't heavy, he's my brother.

Never forget

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Forever young.....

I had many friends that died from the war many years later.

Hahahaha 😂😅❤ whoot whoot im in bunker

I love you GID BLESS are COUNTRY

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One of my brothers was drafted , he got hit with shrapnel , and came home once he was healed and strong enough . I remember seeing him once having a PTSD attack , now he has been afflicted with agent orange . Those guys went through hell over there .

Thank you.

My gratitude to all that served. Thank you.

Damn! No way to get around it - I'm old. 75! ....still feel like that 19 yr old medic in the central highlands! where'd the years go?

Nota-se que as armas vietnamitas apreendidas pelo Exército Americano (vide foto) eram diversas, algumas ainda da Segunda Guerra Mundial.

They, WERE Just "Babes In t/ Woods, SERVING "GOD & Country". Too, Too MANY, "Closed" Coffins, Of My Classmates...THANK YOU, For YOUR, "Bravery & SACRIFICE".✌️☮️😙

LBJ only made 100 million off military industrial complex 😢

My Cousin Sgt Thomas Moore was hit twice in the 1st Air Cav but it took Agent Orange finally put him in the dirt.

We’ve learned fck all

I remember TET of 1968 like it was yesterday. I grew up in Vietnam. Lived there 4 years - during the war. I am forever grateful that I was able to watch history unfold before my eyes. My dad was a British spy and my mom worked at the PX, near Tan Son Nhut Air Base. We were EXPATS living in and around Saigon during the war. We left in late 1971. In March of 2015, I returned with my family, for a 3 week visit. WOW, what a mind trip! Landing at the same airpot that MP's from the U.S. Embassy had escorted us to for immediate evacuation back in 1971. I have so many stories of my time in Vietnam.

Thank you Vietnam Soldier. Thank you for the work you did for your brothers and for the mission. Thank you all these years later. You’re important and you’re definitive.

My mother cried every night watching the news. Brother served 2 enlistments.

Thank you all who served for your service. I had family who fought. I and my family are very proud of those who served.

No one cares now. Those old wrecks are out of any interest.... And that is pity...

My heart breaks every time I listen to this music. 😪

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All my respect to all that were there. I served, but missed Vietnam by a few months. All the time in the Army, we all wore the same uniform, but anyone could tell the difference between those who were in Nam vs. those who weren't. Again all my respect to those who were there. In closing, Peacetime Army Sucks.

I want to thank you for your service 🙏🙏🙏

Looks to me like they controlled that war and you guys did the dirty work. The cost to the Vietnamese People was also astronomical. Our govt. didn’t care about the real victims. I can’t say more at this time.

Thank you for your service. We will never forget you or your comrades.