Is it just my imagination or was there a television series about the Red Ball Express

If you want to know the secret cargo it’s heroin from the French connection and Corsican gangsters

Back when the west wasn’t scared to go to war and end it as son as possible! And we stayed ready so we never had to get ready!

y please, y , in a doc. referring to the m3 light, is there only images of the m3 MEDIUM??? Asking for a friend.

Puff the Magic DRAGON 👍👍👍👍👍

You know what really won the war? Russia... at least in the European theater. Russia lost more men in the one battle for Stalingrad than all allied losses combined in the entire war. And that battle was concluded before D-day.

Those crazy Japanese had it coming. Now we basically own them.

As a ex soldier from Brazil I d like to thank you very much for this video.🎉

Paper Plates - Dixie

19 yr olds were great pilots too

Russians are finding that out again right now. Apparently they never learned

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Honestly, I’m my opinion, we should have never been there. That war went on for what, over 10 years and nothing was resolved…. Then that brings up the uss liberty, which is a whole other bag o worms….

My favourite bit of the war the Supply Lines

The grit displayed by these men is incredible. Today's estrogen flooded society would label them as toxic and misogynistic for putting their duty ahead of themselves. We are lessened, a diminished species.

Firefight with a BFA lol

Was it really the intention of the North Vietnamese to turn Vietnam into a communist country or was it originally trying to get rid of it's colonial masters, the French? When Ho Chi Minh asked America for help he was rebuffed. So he asked the Chinses and they said they'd love to help. That's how the North Vietnamese became Communist. America, making enemies out of potential allies and the forever war rolls on.

Some things never change, in Vietnam there was too much "friendly" fire. Not all was accidental...

Go.., tell the Spartans...

Lots of 📎

Scuds are crazy, they even sunk the USS Liberty. Oh...wait.

I grew up hearing "monte castelo" dozens of times on TV. When I was eleven I found a book named Monte Cassino ou our bookshelf. Sorry, Monte Cassino was a battle; Monte Castelo is a battle only here in our fucked up banana's republic.

The little coward Marion (John Wayne) made a movie that was a stinking lie and tricked more than one young man to sign up for a war crime supporting a corrupt and criminal government that was despised by the people of south Vietnam.

Few people knows about it, even in Brazil

Hill came under fire. On the radio, I got fast movers or Puff!! I yelled in the mic . Send Puff!

Myyyy Lord J.ESUS Returns, repent of sin and OBEY the LAWS of my Father... Y..A,,H.. is a d.amn egipt DEMON, BEWARE ... (HalleluJAH is a PAGAN word)

Puff saved my bacon, DaNang 69-70 usmc

I remember 1968 I was in the Central Highlands with the 864th engineers and we would watch Puff the Magic Drangon and the other gunships at night firing there Mini Guns.

Vargas !

Most of his kills came from an M2 .50 caliber "Ma Deuce" HMG complete with tripod and a massive scope on it. He would get single fire kills up to 2400 yards from the base camp. I guess he wielded the original Barrett .50 cal sniper rifle!

"No One" thinks much, or talk much about the DEAD and Wounded Allies! The "RED BALL" took care of a lot of these Men Too! Had a buddy as a kid in Armor recovery, and maint, about everything that ran. He loaded frozen Ally's in the duce's like fire wood, once he used a bow saw to get them to fit better after an SS Massacre or more in France and the Bulge. My 1st grade teacher was decorated with lots of precious colored medals with purple hearts, 101st Bastone fighter Mighty Man! Played guitar, and sang Chritian Songs at Every School Event! Everyone knew they Hap to paid the Butchers Bill! Everyone Knew their bill may be more or less than the other guys'? THEY PAID TOGATHER! Nothing mattered but WIN so we all go all Home.

M14 with a scope. That is freaking nice. Love that riffle.

Jerry Shriver was apart of tiger force which saw massive war crimes being committed on Vietnamese civilians. I am new to this whole subject but from what I hear about the unit and those who lead said unit, Shriver is not someone who should be praised. They were committing so many war crimes that other units that met with them were repulsed by what they were doing. It was getting to the point that even when their lieutenants told them to stop, they wouldnt.

From the thumbnail, I was like, wtf they need all those toasters for?!

Awesome!!!💀🔥🐉🔥✈👍

Todays seven words, because you are awesome 😁😁😁 💙💙💙🌈🌈🌈💙💙💙

Marokon kauhu ja Simo! Kauhuja molemmat :D

did the red ball's come before the blue balls?

Watching this leads me to wonder when the tanker truck was invented as I don't recall any WWII footage of them?

I just purchased two of those “Jerry Cans” for overlanding. $90 USD EACH.

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I'm really, really proud to finally see the proper recognition to our heroes' efforts. Many thanks to the channel! 🇧🇷🐍

Winning the war was already accomplished. The nuclear option was engaged to show the Russians that we had the ability and would use it. Other than the flexing of muscle there was no need. That comes from someone who knew all the secrets...all the secrets.

Excelente documentário! Parabéns.

I wonder how many of the 5 gallon cans were used to move 400,000. tones of fuel?

2nd Para

The concrete sectional floating harbour ‘Mulberry’ and undersea pipeline for fuel made resupply possible

Smoking snakes, outstanding

My father was a voluntary in the 6th Infantry Regiment. He fought for a year in Italy, including Monte Soprasasso and Montese. He was 19 and turned 20 at the front.

You show a lot of Jerry cans but I was under the impression that the allies did not start using them till later in the war ?