Magnificent! This wonderful journey brought back many memories of my time In Vietnam serving in the 504th MP Bn in Da Nang, 1970-71. Many thanks!

My late older brother (who was also named Charlie) co-wrote this song. I'm a bit mystified as to how Mr. Farren became so attached to it.

Good. Very good. And better than that.

Visited in 2019. My father served during Tet. Which we had the perspective of vets on our tour We had only tour guide’s perspective he called it “American war of Aggression. “ anymore videos like this?

1:22:05 - 1:27:38 I stood at the exact same places during the summer of 2013, which means it was just a few months after your group went there. I knew these views and these landscapes will mark me forever when i saw them, that's why I recognized them straight away when I was watching your video. It feels so weird to know that and to notice it almost 10 years later... this gives me a bittersweet feeling of nostalgia I can't describe. Thank you for your video.

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I have such admiration for these vets...going back with open hands to the orphanages..and find healing.brave Americans

What's going on with this you got almost 4 minutes I don't understand is something subliminally happening to me

Thanks for sharing. There isn't enough of Ronny's music out there for the world to enjoy.

Did peeps know they were watching a World Class....borderline Superstar at this bar? It didn't take long for them to like him. This is cool stuff.

The gentleman in the white shirt and glasses, talking...you sir, are a bonafide hero. What an amazing story.

If you want to learn about Vietnam what really happened the only way to learn is by the vets who was there they give a personal insight what no film can do

Wow! This is so cool. That American veterans are able to peacefully visit Vietnam. A country that was the enemy long ago but not anymore. That is amazing how time heals many wounds. It says good on the side of the Vietnamese people and government. I hope that one day the Americans veterans that served in Iraq and Afghanistan are able to do the same. I understand that right now it is unimaginable that a Iraq war veteran will be able to go to Iraq peaceful but in 20 to 40 years it can be possible. A decade after the Vietnam war or even W2 it was unimaginable that the veterans of those 2 wars would be able to Visa the country where they fought. But nevertheless it did happen. So we must never say that Iraq and Afghanistan war veterans won't ever be able to visit those countries.

Just a correction for Marble Mountain at about 2:50 about the statue, it was made in 1825 according to the guide, the Vet behind the camera said 1975.

What was being said at 1:30 to about 1:52 ?.

This is not my journey. I merely posted this video for a friend.

Hey John, were you ever in Thailand? I am aiding a friend to find his father John.

Horray 637641650 try last one

for American the war is picnics and guerilyas are friends who not meet yet

Love you more,Cyn

Great video John, loved it... A very personal journey you've shared. My uncle served in the 173rd airborne in Vietnam, he never really spoke about his time "in country". He just said the things he saw changed him. Thank you for your service brother and thank you for sharing this.

I am a S.Korean. Many of our fathers and uncles came back S.Korea in body bags. But, American Vietnam vetrant's attitude is so impressive. They actually rebuilt diplomatic relations with Vietnam. Wrong decisions were made in U.S. policy level. U.S. soldiers who fought there were not to be blamed.

All FAT dudes.

They are genuine. I wished them a merry Christmas safe trip hone for their family from a snow storm that right behind their flight Washington state .Matt was totally charming

For all their edgy clothes, they actually seem pretty normal. Guess it's just their theme then, like other bands

It’s crazy how much they remember

I saw them last Friday opening Alter Bridge's show...they are awesome! \m/

Love love you guys ❤️️❤️️❤️️❤️️

My grandfather fought in wwii. It would have been great if he'd nave been able to go back to Germany and made a video like this. I believe it would have been very healing for him. This is wa great video. Thank you!

Hi guys, Tet 1968 was terrible! HoChiMinh order to bury a live 5,680 civilians. Later Summer of 1972, Viet Cong invaded Quang Tri killing a lot of civilians on 13 High Way. Uncle HO was cruel than Hitler in WW2, because uncle Ho killed his people.

It was the Vietnam War veterans who started the process towards normalization between the two countries. It's vets like this going back that began the reconciliation needed to heal from the war. This is an aspect of the legacy of the Vietnam War that the veteran can be proud of.

That is Da Nang city in VietNam

I don't understand why people have to talk when he talks about his grandmother right before Tennessee. That's probably really hard for him to talk about in the first place, so I would at least quiet down during that...

Why would you go back and support these asses.

David Carr Jr Blows smooth sax

Awesome pictures! I love playing with John Mayall. Thanks for posting! :) www.rockyathas.com

Rick Derringer: Proof that dope really does make you play better.

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18010?!!!

Thank you you brave wonderful veterans for sharing your memories!

Help me I've fallen further in myself I'm stuck here again And I can't see That I'm not digging my way out I'm digging my grave. perfect lyrics

I've known Rocky since 1978 when I was 17-18 years old going to Sneaky Pete's, Loser's Club, Agora, Mother Blues and anywhere I found out he was playing! I would pop up in some out of town places and freak him out! I Know all of his music almost by heart and now that KZbin keeps us in touch, it;s awesome! Great video!

Rocky you are bad ass! Like the mini guitar! You always had a crazy sense of humor!

Delishhhhhh!

Awesome recording... Pretty sweet!!!

I saw you guys supporting Black Veil Brides in Cologne, Germany. You are so amazing! Please carry on with your music:))

Thanks John Hunter and brother Tom for sharing, Ronny was a good man and friend ,Kellie and I were stunned the day we heard the news . RIP Ronny..

One of my favorite ladies in the rockin' world! You go, sister!!! Love ya! Just made my day to watch this. Thank you to the poster.

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Harley, what a neat birthday gift, you doing "Red River Valley" on the Harmonica. Thank You my friend. Jim