General Hal Moore & Battle of Ia Drang (2008 AVC Conference)

Lt. General Hal Moore talks about his experience in the 1965 Battle of Ia Drang at the 2008 American Veterans Center's conference.
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[@kparsa1]

I have so much respect for this guy.... History doesn't do this guy justice compared to his presence.

[@jackieeastom8758]

Now these guys,these guys are truly Heroes!

[@CFox2023]

I think it’s great that the only things he took credit for was doing what he said he would and being a leader and gave all the credit to the men bellow him that’s what being a true hero is about being nothing more and nothing less just being honest and taking pride even in the most scary of situations

[@Contractnik]

One of our greatest Generals. FORT MOORE!

[@Patriot-American]

A great tactician and military leader. Humble but determined and as tough as nails. He surrounded himself with great Jr. officers and NCO's. Great heroism displayed by many. I would only differ on one point... yes the leadership was good but it was the NCO and lower rank that won that battle. They fought tough and died the same against a larger determined enemy estimated at 7.5 to 1 or maybe greater. God bless them all for their valor and sacrifice. May we never forget the price that many many patriots have paid for this nation...

[@illadrobici]

A great American. Rip General Moore.

[@arborist460]

The real deal...love this man

[@richardobrien8716]

Seen the movie.... One of the best way movies made... From Canada

[@1groovygreg]

Hal Moore - a valiant leader of extraordinarily brave men. He and his troopers epitomized amazing fortitude in the face of an otherwise overwhelming counter-force. This kind of real courage is so rare now - it makes me wonder when our culture went wrong.

[@leonardedwards6660]

He reminds of a certain man when I was in the Canadian special forces awesome CO.

[@briangoldy8784]

RIP.............General Moore.........I believe General Moore is Layed to Rest at Fort Bragg?

[@user-ol1qm9ey7g]

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[@DEADmetal3]

What movie did he mention?

[@Fairplayer38]

They made a movie out of his and Joe Galloways book. It is called 'We were Soldiers' - you can watch it on Netflix.

[@Programmer_Cookbook]

Time pass fast mate. Before it was WW2 grandpa vets who talked like here. Then Vietnam. Now gulf War

[@randyreneau2086]

I was I was with the same battalion in 69- 70. This man is a glory hog. 3/4 draftees. When I was in the Nam with First Air Calvary FIRST OF SEVEN the same battalion. This is something I experienced, no battalion commander or sergeant master was with us when we were a fire fight,when Nixon sends us into Cambodia in 1970 we suffer so many casualties that we has to combine companies, I hear that out of our battalion only two companies make it back out five or six. Moore was like a bunch of lifers, he care only about his rank. I heard stories about the Valley he went through. He was a glorified glory hog, how many men did he sacrifice to get more rank? This was a book and a movie making blood money off draftees, which I bet were more than what he said. In my battalion 95% were draftees, And being a medic I only seen two regular Army die the rest were draftees. That’s the reason I have PTSD 100% service connected. Remember I was with the same battalion, only in 1969-70.