Good morning vieatnam15

Robin william Mam Jintara

[@cbus]

J.T. Walsh was such a solid actor. His brief appearance in Sling Blade is chilling

[@dennissaunders5247]

He did a great job in that movie about the code red's with jack.

[@coyoteblue9733]

JT Walsh is a much better actor than people give him credit for

[@leastlikedcritic7529]

I gotta hand to J.T. Walsh he holds his own with Robin Williams, without cracking once.

[@MrOcto13]

The general was a cool cat. He loved Cronhauer, but understood the guidelines. The code of the Army must be upheld. He even apologized, knowing it wasn't his fault.

[@jamesm9995]

A cool cat ? Really

[@ricksimon9867]

The general apologised because it WAS his fault. He says it in the next scene: "I covered for you many times."

[@MrOcto13]

@ricksimon9867 No how the a-hole Sgt. Major set him up to go into a VC hot zone. How Cronauer's friend affiliated with him. Making it a catch .22 for Adrian.

[@ricksimon9867]

@@MrOcto13 I know. But the general said it: He knew that the Sgt.Maj. was a sick bastard, and he had covered for him in the past. He should have transferred him much sooner, then none of this would have happened.

[@richardvehlow3341]

RIP all the great actors in this scene, and the real Adrian Cronauer as well. :(

[@bobmarlowe3390]

Did you know that Pat Sajak was once stationed with Adrian Cronauer?

[@AssinnippiJack]

I saw GMV on the big screen in 1987. Enjoyed it very much. Great Soundtrack!

[@thomastarwater6035]

Great acting by J.T. Walsh, may he Rest In Peace.

[@joeschmo5021]

JT Walsh was a wonderful actor.

[@ronniebishop2496]

It was goooooooooooooooooooooood morning VIETNAM when I was there, they really expanded it in honor of Adrian.

[@willwhitman3410]

funniest line ever

[@ricksimon9867]

The funny thing is, if you watch only this scene, you would have to agree with the Sgt. Maj. 100%. But only until you watch the movie and realise that he just deliberately sent Cronauer in harm's way.

[@robertmorris8997]

Yep. And that's why the general sent him to Guam.

[@MatthewKearney69]

👍So true. He called n found out the road n area isn’t secure. ☹️

[@Ramona80763]

​@@MatthewKearney69 as far as I understand, Dickerson also set up his “friend” Lieutenant Hauk.

[@andrewbraun4814]

"hygiene in the heat" that made my father laugh and laugh. He would say. " where am I going to fine cold water in country."

[@chazvalvo2840]

Good morning Vietnam

[@tyyip1829]

I was living in the city of Hong Kong when the movie came out, it took an extra three months for the local production team to do the chinese subtitles and they had to re-write all of Robin's jokes for the local audience who had not the slightest idea about a baseball game or who the hell Nixon was!

[@Ramona80763]

I watched the Russian version, it is absolutely dull in terms of conveying humor, but Dickerson's voice acting is excellent. Similar to the voice of Dr. Killjoy from the game "The Suffering".

[@dennissaunders5247]

Mister what are what are three up and three down END OF A INNING SIR.

[@briangoldy8784]

Liked The General. . Loved the Men....In Country.

[@baron7755]

Oldest Airman Second Class to ever serve, lol

[@W.Stryker]

SgtMaj Dickerson doesn’t have blue disks below his infantry brass on his uniform. His blue cord is also on the wrong side

[@ffjsb]

Doesn't matter what side they're on, he's not assigned to an infantry unit, so he shouldn't have an infantry cord on period.

[@W.Stryker]

@@ffjsb if his MOS is 11B then he’s still an 11B

[@macy-gu6vl]

Talking back to a Sgt that would be like me in the Navy getting smart with my chief petty officer. We had a tough CPO that no one messed with.

[@a2ndopynyn]

We're missing the rest of the scene, where *Sgt. Dickbag* gets sent to Guam. JT Walsh did exactly what he was supposed to do in this movie, because had his character somehow wound up in front of a firing squad I'd have stood up and cheered.

[@wralford]

When I see this, the first thing that comes to mind is, "Mercury...is a real good car."

[@lackdeaver9934]

He was a Frenchman pretending to be an Englishman.

[@wralford]

"She had on a leather skirt and had a lot of hair on her arms. I like that a lot. That means a big bush. I like a big bush."

[@TheKitchenTechnician]

Slingblade was and still is a seminal piece of work. Mmhmm.

[@BBAKER22]

Huh? SMH

[@davidbrothers6043]

Jt walsh also played markinson in a few good men you know what markinson did for fifteen years counter intelligence markinsons gone there is no markinson

[@specialk9424]

I could be Markinson, and you wouldn't know it.

[@davidbrothers6043]

@@specialk9424 are you markinson? Neither am I that's two down

[@specialk9424]

@@davidbrothers6043 Maybe Demi Moore is Markinson?

[@davidbrothers6043]

@@specialk9424 she could be I always thought she was kind of mannish

[@specialk9424]

@@davidbrothers6043 Then you've clearly never seen "Striptease", and that dance she did for Burt Reynolds.

[@julioaranton461]

Love it!😎

[@rmenton3]

Hey, Dickerson, your blue cord is 0ver the wrong shoulder. Hollywood's lack of military knowledge.

[@jmattq24]

Or you are unaware that military uniforms in American media are not allowed to be exactly how they're suppose to be so they purposefully have wrong decorations.

[@coldsnap5742]

@@jmattq24 First I've heard of this. Source?

[@joephillips4991]

Had a Sgt like that, he was the AH of the battalion!

[@W.Stryker]

Didn’t have the blue disks below the brass either

[@ffjsb]

@@jmattq24 That's an old wives tale that just won't die... There is NO such rule or law.

[@stevefowler2112]

As a U.S. Marine vet. who was in country with 2/7 Nov. 13th '67 thru Jan. 31st '69 I didn't think much of this movie but I did get a kick out of the real Airman DJ saying in interviews that anyone who was in Vietnam or even in the military during this time period understands that any one of the many antics RW's portrays in the movie would have been grounds for a court martial and time in the Brig. In other words it was just a made up movie.

[@sgt.thundercok4704]

Thank you for your service. And I agree.

[@Ruckweiler73]

Small thing but the Sergeant Major is wearing his Infantry blue cord on the wrong side.

[@michael-davidcarswell8667]

This is done on purpose because it cannot be the same as actual uniforms as it would then violate UCMJ. I know how you feel I nitpick it as well knowing they can't do it to Army regs.

[@sidneyrodrigues728]

@@michael-davidcarswell8667 or the video is just reverse image because of copyright.

[@michael-davidcarswell8667]

@@sidneyrodrigues728 No I explained it, movies can't use regulation uniforms it violates UCMJ. Please pay attention dipshit!

[@matthewbarnard9067]

@@michael-davidcarswell8667 how can it violate UCMJ when actors are not held accountable by the UCMJ? It is entirely legal for actors to wear uniforms and for them to be accurate as possible. It's the costume coordinator or director that makes them all look FUBAR. 20 bucks says the made him wear the blue cord on the left because his ribbons were on that side as well.

[@armybeef68]

@@michael-davidcarswell8667 What Barnard said dumbfuck

[@DavidLee-xi1of]

I loved this movie. Robin Williams did a awesome job doing it. Also loved the part where the General sends the Sgt. To Alaska. If he only send the pecker head Lt. To.

[@dougbrowne9890]

Guam. He sent the Sgt. Major to Guam, where nothing was going on.

[@MasterYoist]

​@@dougbrowne9890True. At the end of "Stripes", with Bill Murray, the Captain was sent to a weather station in Alaska.

[@sierragoldrush7479]

Are you normally not that inquisitive?

[@SeanBlitzkrieg]

And if you dooooo....and if you doooo...

[@Ramona80763]

😂

[@sliat1981]

Sad to think all sad all the actors in this scene are dead

[@your_royal_highness]

Is Good Morning Vieatnam the sequel to Good Morning Vietnam?

[@danielserrano591]

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[@jasonbishop2164]

No words

[@Cander509]

Blue infantry cord on the wrong shoulder sarge..

[@Jeno996]

You are in more dire need

[@seanwalsh5717]

Never a good idea to get on the wrong side of your Sgt. Major.

[@82ndAbnVet]

Or 1sgt for that matter...

[@mkl62]

Even if he is an asshole like Chief Lutz in Beverly Hills Cop 2. They both got what they deserved.

[@jackfitzpatrick8173]

The Army is kinda quirky that way! I can assure the world that the United States Army is kinda quirky in many,*many* ways.

[@danor6812]

It's ain't quirky. It's the Army way.

[@charleswest6372]

Morelike, asinine.

[@danielserrano591]

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[@taunteratwill1787]

Where lies "Vieatnam" ? 😄

[@VincentGonzalezVeg]

Cold water gives me razor burns

[@HighDesertReporter760]

Grammarly has a sale.

[@armybeef68]

0:26 My favorite part is how all of you armchair experts are calling out the fact that his cord is on the wrong side and he's not wearing the blue disks but none of you are pointing out the fact that he's calling a Sergeant Major, Sergeant.

[@Joker-11B-SYLV]

Yeah the cord originally fucked me up, but when he said "sergeant" to a SgtMaj, that REALLY fucked me up. Lmao

[@frankmachin5438]

You call a SM Sir?

[@robertmorris8997]

@@frankmachin5438 Not if you don't want to get f-ed up. I called a Sergeant Major "Top" once, he grabbed me by my throat and slammed me up against the wall. "DO I LOOK LIKE I'M SPINNIN' AROUND?" Thinking very quickly for the situation, "star, diamond, crossed rifles".... STAR "No Sergeant Major" He walked away. I never messed that one up again.

[@baron7755]

@@robertmorris8997 sure he did

[@robertmorris8997]

@@baron7755 He certainly did. 1977.

[@dennissaunders5247]

I have heard that pat sayjack was the original character the movie was based on is this true.

[@andrewbartczak5941]

Pat Sajack was a DJ in Vietnam.

[@QuadMochaMatti]

@@andrewbartczak5941 Pat Sajak is the game show hack that nobody gives a rip about.

[@danielserrano591]

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[@danielserrano591]

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[@danielserrano591]

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[@colinmcmahon5829]

Normally not that e, quipped.

[@danielserrano591]

host

[@TheSeafordian]

Spell it again yall.

[@cameroncarter1696]

Uniform not fix right

[@ponyoutube3301]

Faux Duck Toe

[@VanquishedAgain]

Wait. Are we really supposed to rinse our razors with cold water, not hot?

[@82ndAbnVet]

Something about metal expanding and contracting. Supposedly if you use cold water, the razor stays sharp longer.

[@briang.7206]

I'm ex Navy an E-9 is a chief petty officer and being sarcastic in front of isn't a smart thing to do. We had one division chief that told off an officer that did something wrong. No one messes with chiefs in the Navy.

[@sidneyrodrigues728]

Master Chief Petty Officer to be exact. A chief petty officers boss. And yeah, no Seaman, Airman, or Private would be wise mouthing a Sergeant Major. Those were the only guys that I saw that could make a drill sergeant jump.

[@michaelsherrill209]

Lol fix that E-9. Its MCPO

[@armybeef68]

EX Navy? Yep, you only did one enlistment

[@tl43]

I always heard the Master Gunnery Sergeant was the only one who could stand on the Sergeant Majors lawn with his cover cocked, hands in his pockets and top button unbuttoned and live to do it tomorrow.

[@82drumhead]

You made it al the way to E-9 in the Navy...did 20 something years of service and don't know the proper ranks in your own branch? 🤔

[@jasonbishop2164]

These is sad!!!! Info!!! Army know I know why ? People frag people? ?

[@scoobydan1585]

Who was the real terrorists

[@QuadMochaMatti]

The United States of America

[@dunruden9720]

Did you miss school, the day they taught spelling?

[@armybeef68]

Why did you pause between school and the?

[@82ndAbnVet]

Spelling was taught in one day? Damn, I must be slow then. I remember years and years of spelling being taught.

[@TheBatugan77]

I taught Aaron spelling.

[@andrewemery4272]

A drugged-up comedian playing a drugged-up comedian.