DIRTY SECRETS of VIETNAM: Booby Traps & Snares

[@bachdo211]

being a vietnamese myself, with both my grandfathers and father served in the NVA ,I actually study alot of American-made docs bout the war, seeing it from their side, and I deeply respect ALL the men that fought in the war , NVA or USA, all very brave men doing what they had to. War is ugly , and there were atrocities coming from both sides. Frankly speaking , the future is always uncertain and there would have been no way to predict wetherif left alone in 46 ,vietnam would have been the next China economically speaking , or if it would have been the next South Korea if the US did succeed , but right now , it is fairing very well and actually , much of population ( who were born after the war , and who are very young ) have very favourable views of the US despite of what had happened in the past ( ironically ,our former so-called "ally" and long time adversary China is increasingly becoming a very very annoying thorn). We dont forget the war , but we do forgive , and I believe that it is much better to build on that relationship and pay respect to all the fighting men rather than arguing about who won or who lost, or who is the good guy and who's the bad guy.

[@flervest3407]

I'm glad we can start to end the hate. I feel the same way

[@alt_reality7816]

Can you tell your grandfather “Are you glad your army had taken over the south?”

[@universeimmortal8019]

bach do to be honest my great grandmother is still alive and she’s 106 years old XD

[@gvibration1]

They were fighting for their country, like all soldiers.

[@realnova7429]

you are a smart man

[@Elsupermayan8870]

It's very interesting what Ho Chi Minh said describing what he foresaw the war between our two nations would be like; "The war between the U.S. and Vietnam will be like the clash of the elephant and the tiger. In the open the elephant would crush the tiger easily. But in the jungle the tiger can hide and every once in a while lash out tearing chuncks off the elephant's flesh and the elephant will slowly bleed to death". History shows Ho Chi Minh to be correct.

[@badguy5554]

Ho Chi Minh was WRONG! The American military was NEVER "bled to death". It CRUSHED the Vietcong, during their Tet Offensive, such that it was no longer a threat after that time. AND....When the North sent their Army into South Vietnam, in 1972, that invasion force was also CRUSHED by American B-52's. Even the capital of North Vietnam was so damaged by B-52 strikes during Christmas bombing ,of 1972, the North's government was FORCED to cede for peace at the Paris Peace talks in early 1973. SO.........The North LOST the Vietnam War at the signing of that peace treaty. The ONLY way the North could over run the South was two years LATER, after the American Military had been pulled out of South Vietnam. And they did that ONLY with the help of the treasonous American (Democratic) Congress who aided and abetted their defeat and murder of many South Vietnamese by refusing to fund another B-52 bombing mission against the North's invading hoards AND by cutting all military support for the South Vietnamese Army DURING that invasion. The Vietnam conflict was NOT lost by anything the military did or did not do in Vietnam. It was lost by the support the American Congress gave to the North.

[@KyranSparda]

@@badguy5554 blah blah blah. Who retreated? That's right. What is the name of the capital city if Vietnam now? That's right. STFU & sit the fuck down.

[@badguy5554]

@@KyranSparda Hey...Research history. Don't believe all the BS the American left wing MSM spews about the War and its outcome. You OBVIOUSLY don't believe FACTS. You believe what you WANNA believe and what these "trusted press" rag sheets tell you!

[@KyranSparda]

@@badguy5554The full name of Vietnam right now is The Socialist Republic of Vietnam, it's on their passport. Keep crying. 😂

[@badguy5554]

@@KyranSparda Reread my response and weep. YOU'RE the one who should "keep crying". Ho NEVER was able to "bleed to death" the American Military, that destroyed BOTH the Vietcong (1968) AND the North Vietnamese Army (1972). So "Uncle Ho" was WRONG..WRONG..WRONG. The ONLY way the North was able to take over and KILL 10's of thousands of South Vietnamese was by using the HELP of the Democratic Congress that was in place in 1975.

[@petrus666love]

I met a Vietnam Veteran when I was an exchange student from England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 I went too Montana USA in 1977 , I was privileged for him too share a story about Vietnam with me , never forgotten him or his story , such brave men , and I salute everyone of them .

[@Slo-ryde]

Your PM refused to get UK involved much to the dismay of LBJ…unfortunately the Australian govt was not that smart.

[@roydavidlivermore4664]

Yes, Mr Harold Wilson must have saved thousands of UK lives .

[@jimdavis2385]

I was 15 when the war ended, but not sure I had the balls of these guys anyway. I guess you go with your buddies, learn what you need to do, adapt, adjust, and hang on till you get home. Hats off to those who served!

[@pineapplehd6577]

Was their Vietnamese discrimination at your school

[@rithvikmuthyalapati9754]

@@pineapplehd6577 Why does that matter when we are talking about serving?

[@grandcanyon-d4d]

Colin Powell?

[@grandcanyon-d4d]

​@@rithvikmuthyalapati9754serving what other than the military industrial complex?

[@rube26105]

the vietnamese could make anything out of nothing but junk , very intelligent resourceful people , just like nacgyver on the old tv show, they were bad ass to the core, ya gotta give them that and i was there, horrible war there, crazy people back here, an era i just as soon forget

[@julianbraun6331]

rube26105 yeah but they couldn’t beat mother green and her killing machine

[@thepluckybrit413]

Julian Braun I think they did considering the Americans lost the war and pulled out of Nam

[@happyalltheday2275]

@Chí Phèo nguyễn mother of nature?

[@julienpillonca3228]

@Phúc Hoàng Đăng the war was win . But politicql war was lose. And you know it, no need to lie.

[@JV-bj4kx]

Hey people just reminder youbdont need to fight in that war what was just americans fearing spreading of communism I am not vietnamese or american so do not think i am american or vietnamese

[@Clearanceman2]

Vietnam was the most pointless war the USA ever fought. Even if we pretend we were trying to stop the spread of communism, we weren't allowed to do the right things to win the war. So all we did was send hundreds of thousands of men into a meat grinder for no reason at all. And we drafted a lot of them to make it even worse. It's one thing if you're fighting a pointless war you aren't allowed to win, that's bad enough but even worse that you didn't even chose to be a soldier. And then, as if it couldn't get any worse, when they got home the civilian population turned on them and treated them badly. You can point to some of the war on terror stuff and say it was pointless but at least the public was smart enough to avoid blaming soldiers for the decisions of politicians. And at least those soldiers all chose to be in the military. Vietnam had it all, bad mission, bad focus, handicapped plans, horrible soldier conditions, lack of public support and misguided public anger.

[@craig8406]

So kind of like Russia right now?

[@MADGUNSMONSTER]

Agreed.

[@Test4Echos]

@@craig8406 Actually, there are very few similarities between the Vietnam war and the Ukraine conflict.

[@PudubatPudubat]

@@craig8406 🤣🤣🤡🤡🤡 Russia is winning this war ..

[@Liverpoolboy01]

As are most of the wars America was involved in!

[@kennypowders7166]

"covered with crude poison"..... You mean poop?

[@coolcat1684]

Kenny Powders yes fecal matter ...the VC bastards knew it was full of bacteria ...fuckers we should have made their prisoners walk over them ...

[@Poppen000]

Cool Cat its all over chill

[@hordenotnathan8387]

@@Poppen000 it's still gives nightmares to some veterans

[@Poppen000]

horde Not NATHAN yeah you right

[@firozosman]

@@hordenotnathan8387 there were honest veterans and cruel brutal veterans, both sent off to do their 'patriotic duty', but the question is WHY were they sent to the other end of the world to chop the yellow man? So screw the bloody sentiments.

[@FAPPERCRACKER]

I met two Vietnam veterans. They both were stirred about what they saw in Vietnam. One was a sniper who was watching enemy forces move in and out of an area looking to kill a high ranking officer. While laying down take a snack break, he just so happened to see a glint far off in the distance, he looked through his scope and looked right at the glint, except it wasn't a glint, it was an enemy sniper aiming back at him. The other veteran was part of a tank crew who stopped in a village, he turned out and saw children wanting food and candy, he started throwing it out, he then saw a young girl behind the group of children by herself, and he had ran out of food so he ducked back in to grab some of his own rations for her. When he raised back up the rest of the kids were gone and she was throwing something. It was a grenade, it clinked against the tank and landed on the ground, he ducked and it exploded. When he raised back up she was gone, more or less she was anyways. Let's just say he didn't expect his tank to get a red paint-job....

[@magzire]

That's brutal, poor kid

[@foxtrot312]

The Sniper you spoke of was Hathcock "one shot one kill"

[@adrianh332]

@@magzire I think she ceased to be a "poor kid" when she threw a granade and didn't move far enough away, at that point she became an "idiot kid".

[@diamondk4648]

Wowwww

[@Patco11]

One less VC, it’s all good

[@rangerbull]

Never wore the black boots over there. Wore the canvas with the Kevlar soles for a little better protection. Not the best but better than the other. Dryer out quicker also

[@pleasantlakepirate1832]

I can't imagine the nightmares that combat vets must have.

[@turanmert711]

I cant imagine the pain of the Vietcong of 24/7 bombardments and use of agent orange.

[@xUSMCx4xLIFEx]

An uncle of mine had to shoot children strapped with bombs or else his unit would've been killed. I was told he called a pastor to his house after countless nightmares, when he committed suicide in front of the pastor.

[@ottoskorzeny7984]

They're still doing it- instead now the Zionists and neocons have better control over the media and no one questions them

[@aoibhinnomahony7712]

like remembering every one soldier they killed they killed six civilians

[@turanmert711]

michael o'mahony Then I see videos of American civilians claiming that they won the war 😒

[@liberatetutemeexinferis5902]

The VC were really good at psychological warfare. Not knowing what you were going to step on when you were on point must had been terrifying.

[@slukky]

Every modern war has been that way, MO.

[@ericdpeerik3928]

Insurgency is also known as terrorism, which records state that WW2 soldiers complained about how terrifying it was. More recently this feeling has been returned to insurgents, who complain about the stress caused by drones. In VC eyes, they were resistance fighters against an occupation and anything was fair.

[@gzfunny]

@@robbiddlecombe8392 Mỹ thả bom rải thảm giết hàng loạt thường dân giờ lại xuyên tạc lịch sử.

[@Friend98980]

Why America has so much interest in other people's business

[@yael6629]

mysonyxperia that interest in other people’s business is why you don’t speak Japanese, Russian, or German and can go to sleep at night knowing you don’t have to glorify a dictator and a regime every fucking morning. So how about you say thank you and then shut your mouth

[@mark675]

@@yael6629 claiming full glory for the war as per usual, you wonder why no one likes you lying arrogant fucking idiots lol

[@headingoutdoorsnewzealand6031]

Federal reserve bank money makes the world go round lol

[@catalinpetre3845]

@@yael6629 you are so fking full of shit. They sustained tallibans against URSS they created ISIS they invaded Iraq for no reason and many other parasitic invasions. USA is a parasite

[@yael6629]

Catalin Petre a parasite that sustains other western countries 🤔 You know why Europe lives so fucking comfortable??? Because the U.S. pays for their security, face it, if it wasn’t for America all of Europe would be Russian by now, or even worst, Japanese. So I didn’t hear any thank yous, try again :)

[@jasonarola5003]

1:59 I thought the man in blue had a Hoodie and was a time traveler till I realized it was a poncho

[@hudson8776]

Hoodies and sweatpants were invented 1920s and 1930s

[@akuaku3496]

Bro you are so dumb

[@1Tomrider]

An older neighbor of ours who was there said a great hedge against running into booby traps was to get a local villager to lead their patrol!

[@ffrederickskitty214]

You mean force a local villager at gunpoint, surely?

[@tuduong3623]

Quân đội Mỹ dù thay nhiều Tướng tài, đổi nhiều lần tổng tư lệnh nhưng không bao giờ đánh bại được sự dũng cảm, kiên cường, chính nghĩa của "Nhân dân Việt Nam".❤️

[@West_Coast_Mainline]

The Vietnamese always win

[@TheChessboss]

Do not fight another rich man's war...

[@SirPetterTheFirst]

Aren't you a fucking democracy, If I am not mistaken, a democracy is lead by the majority of the people, usually represented by indirect or indirect election of a head of state. in this case it is not a rich men war

[@TheChessboss]

If you trully believe that we are actually '' able to elect our representatives'' then yes it's democracy BUT only very very few times I heard the PEOPLE choosing a war!!

[@JamesClarke.yt.]

However the majority of people wanted out of vietnam and the government wouldn't pull out.

[@TheChessboss]

RIP MOHHAMAD ALI, the one individual who rejected VIETNAM WAR out loud!!

[@JamesClarke.yt.]

+TheChessboss true that, my grandad used to point to the picture we had in our flat of Ali looking over forman and point to ali and say "that's me"and point to forman and say "that's your stepdad"

[@---zm5sx]

Why can't we just respect the soldiers on both side? (Not their gov) Without their orders , they are just young men.

[@Alphaplayer-ft3fd]

- - no one is gonna respect a bunch of americans. When the money is gone, no one will com near you

[@cliffords2315]

@@Alphaplayer-ft3fd The World Loves America you Communist POS

[@alphaomega5878]

@@cliffords2315 The world does not _love_ America. In fact, nowadays I can only speculate that we are barely tolerated. America was and is still responsible for destabilizing countries around the world for it's own benefits and self-righteous worldview. Our own internal systems are fucked and we allow the MIC and rich cocksuckers to throw 18 year old onto the battlefield for no good reason (not the rich cocksuckers' kids, of course).

[@howdeey7042]

Aaron Cloake “dumb idiots” ok try to call us dumb while using an redundancy nice one bud 👍

[@brettorton2363]

Aaron Cloake lol at least we could buy u guys if we wanted

[@Sticky_Ricky]

Why was the first part narrated like a game of professional golf

[@CarlosDiaz-hf3qv]

What really stuck in my mind was a PBS documentary I saw about the Vietnam War, back when I was a kid in 1992. They interviewed this former VC Guerrilla female Fighter, who had been a teenage girl combatant against the Americans. She described how better the chances to survive a combat situation if your VC platoon was able to isolate each and every one of those Marine units and force them into a hand-to-hand combat situation. She described the U.S. Marines that she killed in hand-to-hand combat as "sluggish, fat, and slow". She said, that, without their artillery and air support, they were like "fish out of water". This is from a VC teenage girl at the time. Talk about a determined enemy...

[@tboman4128]

Liar.

[@Patco11]

@@tboman4128 she’s VC, of course she’s a liar

[@Warrior___]

@@Patco11 and the path of that liar was because she Was invaded ?

[@Warrior___]

@@robbiddlecombe8392 , you cannot say that because every time a country invades someone else country , this feeling it’s particularly the same ....french said the same to the german army and so on ... who has the right to do that ? Siria is better now ? Iraq better now ? And so on and if you go there and ask they all answer in the same way .... it’s my opinion ....

[@phanquanghung1243]

@@robbiddlecombe8392 just my opinion but I’m not sure if you should believe in people from “little saigon” as they are said to have ran away from the country and have a noriety for dissing the gov online ?? Also even though the chinese are now considered to be an ethnic, history have shown that they invaded vietnam and therefore not originally vietnamese. Another thing to take into consideration is that while the gov had many bad sides, it also have been trying to make the country better

[@ghcatzen]

i like how the videoquality is rly good and the sound is like ww2 era

[@brandonglidden]

Crazy that I am seeing this footage. My father, Maurice H. Glidden served in Charlie Company, 1st Battalion, 3rd Marines of the 3rd Marine Division and his Battalion Commander was LTC RR Dickey!!

[@Varth_Dader.Twitch]

if you were told to take point you were pretty much the guinea pig to set off a trap.

[@mitchellbrenner2210]

my grandfather said he put his guy 200 feet infront of all the men

[@cIick_bait]

+mitchell brenner haha

[@Varth_Dader.Twitch]

+Virdaeous no soldier likes taking point cause of there is a trap he might be the one to set it off. i aint gonna argue about this. its what i was taught.

[@karmabad6287]

+Finkardop sometimes point can be safer than the back or middle of the line. enemy will let point man walk past and attack the line where the most men are.

[@alabastersmidge4692]

+Slovak Gamer HaHa!

[@spencersmith5089]

the people that fight and die for there country regardless off the side there on think they are there to protect there families and way of life. i respect them all but i condem the politics that start the whole thing ......

[@richardriley8300]

Kennedy wanted to keep us out but Johnson and the Dulles brothers wanted us in it.

[@joesphgross562]

After ww1 they had this thing called the military industrial complex and it's a no bueno. They realized how much money war makes. The problem is they dont give2 💩s about our troops and that's the bottom line. Keep the 🐑 distracted and look over here not there.

[@superduperboyx]

Very interesting video. I've visited some of the sites few years back that had these booby traps and even crawled inside a tunnel. Very clever and cool stuff. I was not born during the war but it was amazing to visit Vietnam and see some of these things..

[@Jamie00rm]

So many good things could have been done to America during that time to if they didn't enter the war.

[@kiyahntapiki3241]

I know right

[@specter290]

Korean War = good they intervened. Vietnam war = who cares shoulda left. We lost anyway

[@Jamie00rm]

@@specter290 I’m mean it’s pretty impossible to win against guerilla warfare especially in a jungle. I mean look at Ireland they won against Britain only because of how powerful guerilla warfare is

[@sammylacks4937]

I totally agree except those who disrespected our warfighters, most of whom were drafted and served and others who enlisted because of family history. Either way it was one thing to be against that conflict or any before or since and another to treat those who serve with anothing less than appreciation and respect. Our government decides who and where we send our finest to wage war against. Our warfights go where sent, do what is asked of them. What if instead of going , someone came. How many would expect our warfighters to defend us on our home soil heaven forbid it come to that and it very well could have come to that if our brave warfighters weren t willing to stop our enemies or those who would become such if ignored. I saw once at the end of Vietnam a plane full of homesick solders landed in California and to a man kissed the ground upon disembarking their plane on the tarmack. After getting thru the airport one solder, a little behind the rest saw the others being harrased, disrespected and called names my mouth nor fingers will repeat. He turned and entered the restroom where he took his uniform off and put on civilian clothes. I m not ashamed to say I cried learning of this. This brave warfighter finally was home, and should have been able to proudly wear his uniform and be treated with the respect and appreciation that all of our military personal, men and women desearve. I hope that never happens again. If ya can t at least say thanks for searving, don t say anything. God bless all our warfighters past and present. Thank you for your protection and service. To all who served in Vietnam , a late but heartfelt welcome home.

[@ptm3579]

War=$

[@Brainchild69]

This pretty interesting and informative, but there was very little about booby traps in this vid.

[@rawrgrrlol]

they all look like they're strait out of highschool. and they are.

[@williamjones6053]

Yeh those are 19 year olds who don't need a safe space

[@CD-pz6gb]

Bro wth the comment was made 2 years back.

[@williamjones6053]

@@CD-pz6gb and safe spaces were needed 3 years ago ..so ummm yeh ..

[@raidkoast]

So tell me.. Why do U.S soldiers get the pelted with the guilt and shame for a war their government sent them too?

[@UNFORGIVENGOD24]

The media and news using doublespeak and censoring to get more radical views

[@Yeet-bv7gi]

They also called the Vietnam servicemen "baby killers"

[@goonerdotcom]

Because that's the one and the same thing. You can separate religion and government, not government and Army.

[@raidkoast]

goonerdotcom So? The people who decided to start the war is the ones responsible.

[@cravinbob]

Because in America we have the First Amendment. Radical leaders were able to start groups and therefore collect money as well (profiting from beliefs). Many did not understand what was really going on in the conflict (it was never declared a "war"). The notion that vets were abused at home has been greatly exaggerated but it did occur. If you feel that wrongs were done then get out and start doing things to aid these vets. I enlisted in 1972

[@ozdavemcgee2079]

Here's a little-known fact of the era. Post WWII Tungsten was in great demand for armour on tanks ships etc for the cold war. Have a guess where the major supply came from in the 50s 60s and into 70s, when larger supplies came on line after a few secret African wars. Did y'all guess out of South Vietnam??

[@HotGammiris]

America learnt a good lesson " mind your own business"

[@pineapplehd6577]

Even tho my grandparents served for the NVA I still respect the Vietnam vets for their bravery and also for the enemy for fighting for their country

[@duonghuong5768]

Vậy bạn phỉ bán ông bà tổ tiên của mình

[@alexkessel5980]

I am... confused... what you said??? 🤔

[@boondocker7964]

Nui bac Viet? Long walk to the South, for a lot of pain.

[@Ohi-Mix]

How to survive every War: 1. Get in your Shirt and Pants 2. *be the camera man*

[@Akumaa2000]

My cousin Earle was in the Army and served in Vietnam and after all these years he’d never talk about it, I was in the Army myself and he’d ask me and talk about my experience during Desert Shield/Storm in 90’-91’ all the time (which I didn’t mind)……I asked him why he never talked about his time during the Vietnam War, he said he saw and heard things done to American soldiers so bad that it was to horrible to talk about it and to never ask him again about it (not in a mean way to anything) and I told him not a problem cousin…….despite his experience in Vietnam we are still cool to this day. 😎✌🏾

[@blessnorthamerica7919]

Did you ever ask him why the hell our Americans went to other countries to kill local innocent ppl ? Which big cooperation benefit from the wars ? ?

[@thichkhampha9656]

I knew that American soldiers didn't want to go to Vietnam either because it didn't make any sense. But I'm sure he went through a psychological battle, just imagine you coming out of the barracks and hitting a trap with a grenade and you don't know what your opponent looks like. Lying in the bushes right next to your feet or holding a sniper rifle on a rock or you camp overnight and he touches your body, it's psychological insecurity when you're afraid of being attacked. kill anytime. We Vietnamese soldiers understand that and don't want that to happen we are protecting our family and country so we know your loved ones are heartbroken when you have trouble but war too fierce to force us to fight to regain our independence.

[@brucesims3255]

If you see this comment i warning you going too deep in the comment section might cause brain damage

[@elliot_star2938]

Thank you but i think i have lost most brain cells by now...

[@MohammadAli-kc4wf]

relatable

[@socialreject2156]

Too late, already lost all brain cells

[@ElevatedChillz]

Bruce Sims thanks for the heads up buddy.

[@stevenschrecengost5607]

that one pink hair dude wuts brain cells?

[@obbhoy]

You can never beat an army in its own backyard even with all the ' bigger army's firepower, these people were fighting for the homeland & their families

[@boondocker7964]

They did have fire in their belly's, however we scared them and killed them, and they scared us, and killed us.

[@truthadvocacy]

A superior firepower can win sometimes as in Iraq.

[@Megaliberator-mt4dc]

Calling someone an enemy whilst you're the invader

[@andyhillhouse9813]

I thought the thumb nail for this video was a boot shaped birthday cake

[@cIick_bait]

Haha noice

[@shibe_nation982]

xD

[@claudiot315]

+click bait why the profile pic m8

[@g0rdonfreeman1]

What's wrong with it?

[@andyhillhouse9813]

+Tony Bamanaboni that's my dog

[@chkode3497]

What are u doing in other country? Making democracy. Hahaha.

[@1gadena]

The commies shouldn't have invaded south Korea

[@sataniccyanide6976]

@@1gadena south korea does not exist

[@cybtb]

It was to stop communism spreading. See Cambodia for what happens when it took over. All rather senseless though, yes.

[@Zen-rw2fz]

@@cybtb the communist vietnamese fought against cambodia, it was to keep vietnam as another bannana republic.

[@cybtb]

@Fei Long 黄飞龙 No shit Sherlock

[@daviddebergh254]

Both my grandfather's served in Vietnam, one in Marines and one Army. Both said it was hell.

[@johnmandingo5990]

bunch of whiners....

[@4897mike]

I have no doubt about that . you a very lucky that you have 2 grandfathers

[@jude_the_apostle]

Thats not his fault his grandfathers thought in a controversial war. Besides, his grandfathers wouldn't have wanted to go into viatnam but they did cause they love their country and are wiling to fight and die for it. At least have so respect for that.

[@kimjongun7381]

I'm happy they both came out alive and well

[@EliteAaron]

+4897mike Everyone has 2 grandfathers. Even if they didn't meet them.

[@doc0374]

I never thought I would see c-3 explosives used in a documentary

[@RJM1011]

?????????????????????

[@SuperQuickfix1]

Try c4

[@simonyip5978]

The NVA regular army in the north and the VC guerillas in the south fought well, they were up against a superpower with vast resources, huge numbers of troops, massive numbers of bombers, fighters, helicopters, artillery, chemical and biological weapons, offshore aircraft carriers and amphibious assault vessels and cruisers, destroyers and other naval vessels, etc. Regardless of your own views about the US involvement in South East Asia most people would have to give the NVA and the VC the credit that they are due.

[@thienphucho4811]

@@robbiddlecombe8392 Don't you vets realize your motherland is just using you.

[@intelligence1300]

@@robbiddlecombe8392 I don't have any pictures of VC killing civilians, I have hundreds of pictures of US and ARVN soldiers killing civilians.

[@mortredpta]

@@robbiddlecombe8392 how many is "far more"? don't forget at least over 200.000 civilians were killed and used for 'body count" by the us to raise their KDA alone lol. people in Little Saigon disgusted by the VC? maybe, but the rest of the fucking country were disgusted by the US's involvement. Remember, guerilla tactic only works when you have the local population's support.

[@gzfunny]

@@robbiddlecombe8392 thả bom rải thảm giết người phá hoại giờ lại đổ cho chúng tôi, những người Mỹ đã bị truyền thông dắt mũi.

[@zangloichoi]

@@robbiddlecombe8392 stupid

[@norsepagan0664]

My heart goes out to all the men that fought and gave their lives for their country... Thank you for your service....

[@kapaomegatau]

Yes millions of VCs gave their lives for their loved country and people and defeated to the invaders! God bless them!

[@rithvikmuthyalapati9754]

@@kapaomegatau For sure. Both sides gave it their all to serve their country.

[@reddevilparatrooper]

Hadji paid attention very much in Iraq.Booby Traps were first conceived by the Germans and Japanese in mid-WWII as they did a tactical withdrawal in Italy and the Pacific in 1943 to delay Allied troops.The expertise of the enemy combat engineers were crucial in giving their side time to withdraw or be in an advantageous position to fight from.Hadji took this lesson and applied it in Iraq by using the same methods either in ambush against a larger force or delaying them.This is classic in guerilla warfare in conserving your unit's strength and demoralizing your enemy.Deception,feints,and outright trickery can improve your chances of survival against a superior enemy in numbers and weapons.Employment of the mind is the primary weapon against any enemy either you found a way to overcome their TTPs (Training,Tactics,Practices).All human beings apply this to their daily lives within their own conflicts of daily life besides war...

[@mjoe1111211]

Thats why they say everything is fair in love and war. Just out of curiosity, US had so much Air Power, why not use that to eliminate the retreaters?

[@California-on5qx]

PEACE BE WITH YOU ALL!

[@michaelotten2724]

Reminds me of the viet nam i watched everyday on tv in the 60s. Thankyou to ALL namvets for ypur service!!!

[@sao_1505vang]

In the past you have caused millions of Vietnamese people to die, millions of people to be injured or permanently disabled. I was born in a time of peace, but I was still taught about the painful history of the nation

[@Bitcoin1y]

This is why i'm Anti-war and will never join the US army.

[@th3madhatter106]

Kind of an optimistic portrayal of a lost war

[@BM-xc9sq]

WE,,,never lost the war, the politicians did... WE won every battle we were in..... so now go rub your knuckles in shit!

[@user-gx8df6nt4i]

@@BM-xc9sq No shot u won every battle. U guys fought with Napalm bombs, Agent Orange and Automatic Rifles against Blowguns. Even a group of 10 year old would‘ve won every battle.

[@BM-xc9sq]

@@user-gx8df6nt4i I wouldn't call an AK 47, or a Solviet SKS or B40 rockets blowguns. You just proved you're nothing but a no nothing loud mouth jerk!

[@user-gx8df6nt4i]

@@BM-xc9sq Against Napalm bombers AK47 are blowguns. As if u can shoot a plane with an AK47 shut up dude

[@BM-xc9sq]

@@user-gx8df6nt4i You can shoot down a plane and helicopter with an AK....If you weren't there you don't know....I did 3 tours as a Ranger, so I think you should shut up and quit making an ass out of yourself.

[@williamjones6053]

Doesn't matter what race ...war is young men dying so old men get rich

[@ozwhistles]

You make the invader slow down. The traps are not to kill him, they are to make him run out of energy. Make him prove his own evil and thus separate him from his soul. Once his soul is gone, his empire is gone. He will go back into his homeland and consume it from within. Self-poisoned. Sad is the invader.

[@millsbomb007]

and for an injured soldier may also take 2 to 4 other soldiers out of the fight having to carry the injured.

[@huu-banvu6904]

Low-tech can be superior to high-tech: it depends on how, when and where. It´s the matter of intelligence

[@alittlelife6769]

Exactly

[@simonthomas5367]

Search And Destroy. SAD indeed. Those VC rebuilt their trenches and fortifications the same night after the Marines pulled back to base. A tragically futile war that took too many way before their time.

[@ivanmedina9929]

the high tech u.s army always fighting people in rags and flip flops

[@wonderfullifemyqueenandmye4259]

Cowardly tactics? They are technologically outclassed. What u want them to do? Slap them with slippers?

[@brawler_baysoi_mld]

@@polarbear9761 just stfu

[@johnzapata3668]

The narrator at the end ...History has proven him wrong... The guerrilla fighter calls the shots.... Not the alien invader who has no place in other people's countries. Britain learned this then the US. A guerrilla army has never been beaten. They don't have to 'win' conventionally. You can kill them but you cannot kill an ideology. Others will take up their struggle if it is appealing enough and holds the promise of a future free from foreign or home grown oppression.

[@1aizilfazizi710]

Love Veatnam!!🇻🇳 #frm🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾

[@kuramoottori1416]

I think if you want vietnam people respect you should know how to write it.

[@gregh7400]

I have an uncle who was in the Army during the Vietnam War. Once while on patrol with his unit he stepped on a punji stick and injured his foot. He was evacuated to a field hospital and while he was recovering from his wound a couple of weeks later, his entire unit was wiped out in an ambush.

[@joesphgross562]

Punji pits were nasty. They would throw feces and urinate on them to cause infections. The vietnamese were very stealthy and cunning foes

[@festusbojangles7027]

sounds like the VC did a great job of dealing with his unit

[@melbourne-heat.69-71]

The first time I saw a "Ho Chi Minh sandal" laying alongside the road..I was like WTF.. they were making them rubber sandals out of truck tires and car tires because it would not penetrate their own booby traps if they stepped on it...My first day as a combat engineer walking the dirt paths with a headset on & metal detector looking for mines..After a couple of guys got hurt from punji stick traps.. I had an idea and brought it to the commanding officer why don't they put that same kind of rubber on the bottom of the jungle boots..The NVA they've been fighting this war forever and when you play in their backyard you have to think like them..My Idea I guess it went in one ear and out the other it never happened..What I did I found a pair of sandals cut them up so they would fit inside my jungle boot this way if I ever accidentally stepped on a booby trap the punji sticks it will never penetrate into my boots or boot.. I told a lot of my friends they said they tried it but having that inside your boot hurt their feet so they would take it out.. everytime I see that picture with the boot and the booby trap going through it I keep thinking of my idea..Oh well..🍻🇺🇸🍻

[@gregh7400]

@@festusbojangles7027 Seriously?

[@jbfiveash636]

Had your uncle been there, he might have saved his unit

[@jalenmouzon9440]

6:54 my high ass thought it was a boat

[@horsesflu]

"WHERE THE VCR?? WHERE THE VCR?? AND THE MOVIES, CHARLIE!"

[@heyimhy]

"where the V.C. are?!?" "sorry no electricity .. no VCR here sir" >.>

[@SCRUFFY_OMARO]

Noble and clean tactics used to defend their motherland

[@timsmith854]

I sincerely hope that the people who watch this also watch documentaries about the atrocities committed by the Americans in Vietnam as well. I have visited Vietnam, have respect for the soldiers on both sides, especially when I went into the jungle and tried to imagine what it must be like to not be able to see the enemy 10 feet away from you. No wonder that so many vets came home messed up. As usual, war is just a terrible waste of "cannon fodder" with the civilians copping the worst of it.

[@naemasufi7588]

top man tim

[@alabastersmidge4692]

Thank you Tim.

[@williamgill_esq.6487]

Three documented atrocity events in 8 years moron. 99.99% of U.S. Soldiers served with honor and you are just another internet coward.

[@timsmith854]

William Gill_Esq. So you do not regard the carpet bombing of Vietnam AND Cambodia (which had no official role in the conflict) by US jets, the use of Agent Orange, Napalm, and it's subsequent effects on the general population as fair and just? You, sir, are a psychopath if you do not believe that these were atrocities committed by America. Your one-sided views are typical, and I should not expect any better from someone like you. How would you like it if another country carpet bombed your country and destroyed the environment with toxic chemicals? Try and look at both sides of the conflict, please? Then you may have something intellectual to contribute.

[@williamgill_esq.6487]

Tim Smith I get it - your just another metrosexual Euro Wuss Coward who believes the West should have allowed the Communists to conquer the world - and believes the West should allow the Muslims to conquer Europe and the whole world. I understand.

[@duanemcclure8324]

Very cool documentary! I have the HIGHEST regards for Viet Nam vets! No war is pretty..but, that war was especially terrifying. Bungie sticks and V.C. toothpicks! Whoa! I'm glad I was to young to go. I remember getting the nightly reports from Walter Kronkite on CBS, every night at dinner. Unlike today, some of those reports were days, even weeks old. 'Live' television was in its infancy. There were occasional live reports..but, not very often. Also, this was the first war that brought the horrors right into your living room! Nixon was in office at that time. I was born in '67 so I don't really remember Johnson..but, I remember the war itself. Wjenever I watch something like 'Platoon' or 'Hamburger Hill', I think of how frightening it must have been for these guys. Thousands of miles from home, in the heat of the jungle..with an enemy you can't see! That's the worst kind of enemy. That's how we won the Revolutionary war. Guerrilla warfare. Plain and simple..and, then they used the same tactics against us! I truly respect the vets that fought in this war! I respect ALL vets. Don't get me wrong. I just hold a special place in the heart for these guys!

[@AerialEscape]

I love how they describe "the enemy".... these are people in THEIR country. WE WERE THE ENEMY.

[@tboman4128]

FU

[@ffrederickskitty214]

Walk along the streets of Hanoi or Ho Chi Minh City today and all the usual suspects are there: McDonalds, KFC, Starbucks. The US is Vietnam’s biggest trading partner. The Vietnam War achieved nothing but misery for Americans and Vietnamese alike, not to mention Laos and Cambodia.

[@cardboardbox9119]

Wars are usually like that. Useless.

[@editervuhoang1043]

I heard gunshots. If it's outo, it's American Soldier. And if it is one by one, it is Vietnam. my father's experience because he said the Vietnamese soldiers never wasted bullets.

[@boondocker7964]

Was Pops, from North of the Ben Hai river?

[@khanh8645]

The Vietnamese people are a heroic nation. They are ready to unite together to fight those who invade their country.

[@Mk18_40mm]

Lol

[@TheCal999]

I highly doubt it, But does anyone have the source or any ideas of the song That begins around 3:39 Thanks in advance if so. Believe me, I've dug

[@lydiacabrera6251]

Machine guns & Flying helicopters🎼🎷🎺🥁🎯🚁

[@aurexiall6346]

i am vietnamese AND i love my life cuz my grandpa was the captain

[@kapaomegatau]

VC or a betrayer?

[@niezesrajsierobaczku7414]

@@kapaomegatau ARVN or triator?

[@aeea8318]

Thank you, it's a good documentary of those times' point of view

[@c-459]

I walked Point as an 18yr old 0311 USMC in ‘68 in Nam my PaPa was an Advisor with MACV in early 60’s US Army RA Lifer...I loved finding Booby traps couple times I Booby trapped their Booby Traps it was like me catching the football for a winning touchdown I loved the Rush...fast forward too 2019 you come around here looking for Trouble your gonna find it...be very careful where You Step !!!

[@stefanpigford6891]

Space Cowboy indeed😎

[@walterwhite1]

Did you know you’re going to rot in hell since you killed another human being how does it feel to burn in the bowels of hell

[@jxcobs7463]

no not the flashbacks stopp

[@happyalltheday2275]

How many soldier get trauma?

[@discoveringvietnam09]

I like to watch historical films about Vietnam, and I am also trying to make small films about life in the postwar Vietnam village to contribute a small part to introducing my country to you. rafts around the world.

[@casadilla111]

M-I-C, K-EY, M-O-U-S-E Mickey Mouse (Mickey Mouse!)...

[@isaac-vb1ng]

I get the reference

[@johnhersh4654]

Where in the video

[@casadilla111]

+John Hersh It's a reference to the Stanley Kubrick film "Full Metal Jacket." Would definitely recommend if you haven't already seen it.

[@fload46d]

One of our officers fired an M72 grenade launcher at some kids running toward our position guarding an airbase. It hit a little hill and didn't hurt them but they turned around and ran away. This must be early like '66 because a lot of the Marines are carrying M14s, a weapon I would have preferred to the M16. But the 16 could spit it out on rock and roll.

[@Normandy-e8i]

I was some grenade launchers in there so Im not sure what yo're saying or if thats just a random story.

[@Normandy-e8i]

Charles lee Ray I just saw two spelling errors in my comment and nearly flipped shit

[@holdenwalters5670]

the marines said they could touch people with the M14. the what my grandpa said. he veitnam U.S. Vet.

[@paullainhart8288]

+HeavenHammer u were a grenade launcher??!! Ok what dark magic is this that u can type now?

[@holdenwalters5670]

HeavenHammer i dont see any

[@laopang91362]

In Vietnam, in the end, the searchers got destroyed.

[@malasangre583]

Nam ... never had as much fun, never been so scared. M-14s? Thats some old footage

[@UNKNOWN-kj9vi]

The United States military learned alot with this war like how to fight against guerrilla warfare, more counter insurgency tactics , and leaders that know how to play defense (alot of our commanders at the time were mostly more offensive based than defensive)

[@chrisholland7367]

The British went back to their former colony in Mayalisa in 1947 to fight along and successful anti Comunist war, the very first of 20 century. It until 1960 .It was simply called the "Mayalisan Emergency ".The British had been taught hard lessons fighting the Japanese in the jungles of Burma. The British adapted quickly to the guerrilla tatics of the Mayalisan and Chinese Comunist fighters. It would appear that the US military leaders were not prepared to take advice or learn anything from the British in Mayalia

[@sb7109]

Still f#ked up in afganistan

[@jaroslavbegan3937]

Vaša armáda je Fuck..Vietnam.. a ešte velký útek z Afganistanu.😂😂😂😂

[@truthadvocacy]

@@sb7109 And took a lot of casualties in Iraq, caused by urban guerillas.

[@West_Coast_Mainline]

@@sb7109we did better than the soviets

[@khanhtoantruong388]

Imagine you fight aliens like in Hollywood movies. What you gonna do? Nuke?

[@buckappel6835]

These are early videos of Nam. You can tell by the boots and M-14’s

[@joesphgross562]

Until they got the first version of the m16 that would jam and we picked up AK's they fixed the problem but unfortunately to late for some. God bless🙏🇺🇸

[@buckappel6835]

@@joesphgross562 yep, a lot of Marines died on hill 881 with those early M-16’s.

[@joesphgross562]

@@buckappel6835 if my memory serves me right it was the feed ramp that was the issue?

[@buckappel6835]

@@joesphgross562 I heard different theories. I also heard they changed the powder in the cartridge to a slower burning powder then they used when they test fired the prototype when the weapons was developed causing the bolt to get gummed Up which in turn caused the cartridge to get stuck in the chamber. I don’t know know but they were definitely a Problem when they first used them in Nam

[@KorgKapperi]

2.1 millions of vietnamese died in the conflict

[@CBRHurricane6]

Jesus those traps are freakin savage. Sources stated a lot of the Rambo traps were legit, horrifically painful and not guaranteed fatal. 😳😳

[@RedAncientLegend]

If you walked with 1 foot in front of the other you had a chance of only losing one foot...

[@stefanzlatkovic1751]

Well that's what heppens when you invade another country whitout reson,good job Viatnam

[@vizantbogoljub3147]

@@jeffreykidd4929 FUCK OF USA. VIVA LA VIETNAM👍🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱

[@happyalltheday2275]

@@jeffreykidd4929 oh c'mon! Shy you guys leave south vietnam?

[@sanae99.9.9]

America tried to colonized their country so they don't have any right to complain about how Vietnamese people fight for their freedom. If they fight America soldiers fairly, it's absolutely their loss. It's liberation war, not the war between gaint countries

[@Spectans1]

War never changes.

[@owenwilliams3477]

Isn't that a fallout 4 reference

[@Massivebeef]

I think that is the beginning of every fallout except tactics

[@Spectans1]

Massivebeef Thats right.

[@joe125ful]

True,never change..WW 1-2,Vietnam,-Modern war-...

[@yukitakaoni007]

War has changed

[@LionKing-ex6ze]

The Vietnamese don’t fight at all. John Rambo fight for them. 😂😂

[@cameupstarvin7351]

Hats off to the Vietnamese and Afghans for successfully repelling a terrorist occupation.

[@WintJames]

The camera man never dies.

[@YeuDangvaBacky2006]

Cameraman is Joke not real

[@ig33ku]

1:49 Ahh enjoying the bounties of the land eh?

[@Glass_Caskets]

Haha

[@TheRedNations]

your father and everyone else who fought in Vietnam are cowards and war criminals.

[@carlwinslow5905]

If you were drafted at 18 and had no place to run and dodge it and you didn't feel like going to prison.. What would you do? Go and hide in a jungle somewhere? Have respect man. I am pretty sure about 90 percent of these guys didn't want to be there. Sure, bad shit happened because you had some trigger happy "patriots" but for everyone else that was pretty level headed, they just did their thing and left. Most of those kids at the time never even heard of Vietnam let along point it out on a map.

[@uberkloden]

That is why we have civics and currwn events and world politics, why did those kids not pay attention?

[@MrJH101]

America's failure to kill that genocidal maniac, Ho Chi Minh, still haunts the surviving members of my family who lived there during that era. War is hell, but if you're going to do what's right before leaving, you don't leave the devil in charge of that hell. Pulling out was a terrible decision with horrific consequences for the people who lived there, but all the hippies in the world just smiled on and turned a blind eye as those Communists became free to commit genocides all over the region. And then those same hippies spat on the veterans who served and discriminated against them. My family escaped to the US and even though I'm not white, I'm proud to be an American citizen who's served for this great country, but our public has some truly disgusting behavior at times.

[@martinkroeker4043]

even the fact that the Americans called them selves the good is pure nationalism you have to remember that vietnam just broke free from french colonial ocupation and that the us were fighting these freedom fighters as tyranny because they wanted a communist order

[@techygrunt136]

+Martin Kroeker No we fought them because they demanded that the south join them or be killed so we said no and we went to help the south. if it was not for politicians in D.C. we could have won.

[@rbreeze789]

right on man. ever heard of pol pot? its been awhile i think he was a vietnamese dictator... maybe

[@MrJH101]

+Ryan Breeze he was Cambodia's dictator, but yeah Pol Pot was exactly one of the people I was referring to when I mentioned "Communists becoming free to commit genocides in the region." Minh helped put him in power right after the Vietnam war. So if we had just killed Minh and saw the war out to the end then over two million people could have been spared.

[@MrJH101]

+J3SS3 H Typo: I meant to say "Minh's regime helped put him in power." (Minh himself had actually passed away before Pol Pot finally took control)

[@WarriorDeb]

Good job Vietnam, you gave a lesson to the muricans that they will never forget.

[@dennispfeifer7788]

Crazy stuff. Why did we fight the Vietnam War? I ask people all the time including vets from the war and no one knows.

[@_Glockyy_]

I think it was because the US government found out that there was oil and the government wanted it so they waged the war against the Vietcong and the government used the spread of communism as the excuse to start of the war aka Nixon's policy of containment

[@TheRoadhammer379]

There is no oil in Vietnam, lmfao. Stop with the retarded oil bullshit as the reason for war. We had a cold war raging, losing South Vietnam to communism was thought of as unimaginable. It was to prove superiority over the soviet doctrine of communism. Had we just waited 20 yrs, the commies collapsed on their own all the same. Russia losing badly in Afghanistan really hurt their image but we had already had to throw in the towel in the Korean war, losing Vietnam was detrimental in the eyes of our allies and the nations that were on the fence between Russia and the United States.

[@dennispfeifer7788]

@@TheRoadhammer379 It's off the Coast of Vietnam in the South China Sea...Communist China is now Claiming the Rights to the Whole of the South China Sea up to the Coast of the Philippines due to this wealth...apparently, you can see under the ground in Vietnam...you are an amazing person. There is something in Vietnam too...I'm very sure of it...we did not fight the Vietnam war to stop the spread of Communism as we were told at the time...it was a lie. So, why did we really fight it?

[@see0007]

vietnam is amazing

[@vietlamhuynh4115]

faroz coppatty hassainar i agree but there something not amazing after all :(

[@slukky]

faroz, you mean Annam, right? You know, China's southern province.

[@namhung5219]

Stravo Lukos f.u.c.k china

[@sonnamvo5462]

@@slukky yeah bro. we was China's southern provice. they teach us about war

[@slukky]

@@sonnamvo5462 Actually, if you do some research, it was the French who taught VN the trade & skills of modern war. The people, like Gen. Giap, weren't stupid. They watched & learned from all sides. Our OSS & later, CIA, trained the Viet Minh. And of course, the Japanese showed the brutality of total war, just as the Brit. Empire had taught the rest of the world. As for the VC, they were an annoyance at best. The old Viet Minh & the well-trained NVA were the real threat. After '68, there were effectively no VC. The whole paradigm had to be revised. Your own people turned on the brutality of the VC. Can't win wars w/o the people's support. That's the reason the re-education camps started. Death camps for so many. Red Communism has never worked. In fact, I have real communists living some 20 km. up the road from me. They're called the Hutterites. Lovely people, actually.

[@jeremynolan4681]

How did their massive balls even fit through those trails and tunnels?

[@notafraid06]

So this is what kept hawkeye so busy

[@notafraid0665]

+max rock although set in the Korean war, it was filmed during the Vietnam War. many feel it was actually the Vietnam war. they chose to make it the Korean War as setting it in Vietnam would have been in poor taste at the time

[@notafraid0665]

+Bio logy Wikipedia is your friend. it was an allegory, when mash started it was during the Vietnam war. it was made about korea as it would have been in poor taste at the the time to make it about vietnam. but thank you for playing. no error here friend

[@thomasflynn5366]

You are using Wikipedia as a reference? That's never a good idea. Wikipedia is NOT your friend lol.

[@bluesman0903]

That was Korea!!

[@markbirchette8740]

Wrong War, Hawkeye was in a M.A.S.H. Unit. Mobile Army Surgical Unit. Korea.

[@rollotomasi8116]

Vietnam Vets....thank you for your service, welcome home.......

[@williamjones6053]

It's a little late ..they didn't receive a heros welcome home ..they were spit on ..kicked at with razor blades taped to shoe ..called baby killers ..I'm sure you would have been a welcome sight to those young men returning home welcoming them instead of taunting them ...

[@stefanpigford6891]

Rollo Tomasi You're about 45 years late on that

[@rithvikmuthyalapati9754]

@@stefanpigford6891 Well in case you didn't know, some of us didn't even exist 45 years ago

[@pierrelaliberte3964]

American forces in Vietnam during the war had no idea how to manipulate their Jungle areas and dealt with innovative bamboo killer spring traps that could be tripped overhead, from the side or many other ways to dishearten and strike fear in their enemy to throw them off of their game. It went on for way too long and the soldiers who came home were treated like shit. What a useless War and much respect and admiration for the poor GIs that had no choice but to go.

[@danielcollinson4456]

"I've put my foot on a spike!"

[@jaycspeedier5507]

Lynn……

[@janicekahl4361]

I respect everyone of the men and women fought in this war! And pray for the ones that have perished! I myself would of fainted with fright!

[@DXmYb]

I'd have offed myself the moment I got given a gun

[@hanzcruz7620]

For some reason, KZbin decided to put this as recommended on multiple people

[@unidentifiable1875]

That's because people should be aware of history. So that we don't repeat certain things.

[@grahamebelton9832]

So many lives lost in this conflict.

[@battlebae12]

not as much as the VZ

[@okeng71487]

But still the Vietnamese won.

[@yourtub8705]

war is a racket in most cases these days the only winners are the bankers who set them up

[@battlebae12]

The VZ were being reinforced with people up north farmers who wanted to fight. Many of which died in combat or by bombs. I say they lost because no matter how well the fought they always lost men on both sides. Who knows maybe propoganda but so far it was 350k confirmed dead on the enemies with only 18k+ dead on the Americans it was always down to wounds that got people out of there.

[@okeng71487]

By war's end, 58,220 American soldiers had been killed, more than 150,000 had been wounded, and at least 21,000 had been permanently disabled. Sixty-one percent of those killed were age 21 or younger. Of those killed in combat, 86.3 percent were white, 12.5 percent were black and the remainder from other races. The youngest American KIA in the war was PFC Dan Bullock, who had falsified his birth certificate and enlisted in the US Marines at age 14 and who was killed in combat at age 15. Approximately 830,000 Vietnam veterans suffered symptoms of posttraumatic stress disorder. An estimated 125,000 Americans fled to Canada to avoid the Vietnam draft, and approximately 50,000 American servicemen deserted

[@Diabeetus_]

* vietnam flashbacks *

[@joesphgross562]

God bless you sir

[@Diabeetus_]

@@joesphgross562 you too

[@lalruatsangihmar8680]

Same