Joseph Galloway: Life of a War Correspondent - Conversations from Penn State

[@TeamSmith81]

I met Mr. Galloway at the Vietnam Wall in 95 to say “thank you” to the General and his Air Cav comrades in arms. Though the memory of soldiers and newsmen fade, their indominable and intrepid spirit live on through their written and oral works “We were soldiers”. What an absolute Honor to meet Joe and Hal and Bruce. Joe and Hal deserve a medal of freedom. Salute and Garry Owen!

[@denniswildman2698]

I was there with you Joe I'm glad you're still alive

[@NauticalPappyStu]

Thank you Mr. Galloway, I hope this Memorial Day found you and yours most excellent. Your work over the years has provided those who've been lucky enough not to be in the crucible of war a glimpse of its trials allowing us to understand the debt we can not repay and may only remember in humble gratitude... Fair Winds and Following Seas... Pappy MMC(SS)

[@yankeemedic]

Worth the watch and them some. Eloquent, passionate and accurate. Thanks for your life of service Mr. G.

[@7g7na7]

One of the finest war correspondents America has produced.

[@paradiseliving271]

Rip Joe thank you for what yiu did for us God bless you

[@jeffreyphipps5099]

God blessed Joe Galloway. People respect Journalists. Nobody respects Opinionists.

[@neilyoung4788]

unbelievable inspirational man.....god bless

[@woody2327]

As an Army Infantryman and an amateur historian, I'm hearing MANY accurate statements from this man. God bless Joe and those like him! My HIGHEST regard for this man!

[@donaldjones7678]

I was a grunt too. Joe is an amazing reporter. He got the reporting right cause he lived a grunts life in Vietnam.

[@patticriss2238]

I cried every time he cried. What a story teller.

[@larryturner6859]

Love to hear his story telling RIP legend

[@stevenrisso5535]

I'll never forget Ernie Pyle, as a child my Father spoke fondly of him.

[@johnmoorhousedecorated-nam899]

Can't get any better commentary than that.....

[@georgestemple3310]

A very touching interview

[@CHARLESA-km5gz]

Top notch Joe----- Thank you

[@downtown4028]

That is my cousin..... love you Joe, rest in peace pal. We love the soldiers.

[@gunsaway1]

I personally know Joe. He came to the Silver Spur reunions twice. I had the honor of escorting Joe during these functions. Joe is a "soldier's" reporter. He knew generals and such but he love the basic Troopers. He wasn't like the pussy reporters like Dan Rather and Cronkite who stood behind the hotel in Saigon in the nipper palm and did the 6 o'clock news. He was real. He ate with the troops, he slept with them, he suffered with them. I think this man, the Vietnam man should receive the highest civilian award given by the President. Joe, i love you and my brothers love you. You were on our side and you are one of brothers forever.

[@Contractnik]

Amen - Medal of Freedom for this man.

[@adamr6794]

@@Contractnik I agree except everyone seems to have one these days. It's going to be tough to top the Doughboy Award

[@nickjw88]

Writing this 8/7/2018. Just four days ago Joe Galloway spoke at Indiana University for the inaugural National Ernie Pyle day. The Friends of Ernie Pyle have managed to keep The Ernie Pyle Museum in Dana open without government support.

[@obhuicoksetyaetse1]

Joe, I'm 65 years old a couple of days ago and maybe too young to have fought in Vietnam, but you were a hero and are a hero and will not be forgotten. And Ernie Pyle is not forgotten. So you rest easy, both of you live on in our memories. Thank you both for your service

[@fer48br19]

Grandísimo reportero. Imagino lo que ha vivido y con cuánto sentimiento lo cuenta hasta que los recuerdos le hacen emocionarse. Grande Joe !!!?

[@fakecumberland]

What an incredible American. We could use his wisdom right now.

[@alabama_dawg7396]

He is a hero just as the men he followed into battle to photograph are hero's.

[@mwdouglas3794]

Not even just followed. Dude fought and earned a bronze star. He has seen and lived combat without ever joining the military. He knows more than most people who signed up. (No offense)

[@sleddog1935]

Joe, I remember Ernie Pyle, He was the Joe Galloway of my generation.

[@gordo46]

Hell of a guy Joe Galloway

[@jessed.robersonsr.2945]

We lost a great person. Rest in peace Joe.

[@ryanvogel9610]

"If you cant beat the birthrate you can't beat the people" Damn that's some deep stuff

[@mwdouglas3794]

It is so sad that a guy who has seen every conflict since Vietnam speaks of ending war. Yet we just keep going. He has see all the horrors of conflict. Though, here we are. I know it is way more emotion but, "that boy is my nightmare". That will never make a change.

[@dpurplefox]

You can see the pain of the memories the way he rubs his hands and cries. Joe is a soldiers reporter.

[@lynnkimb6236]

What a hero .....brilliant individual

[@andywerner838]

Wow ..interesting ....good video

[@Scanjoon]

Ernie Pyle reincarnated.

[@daf62757]

Really a special man. I don't agree with him on the power of the press in changing the public's perception of the Vietnam War. They didn't cause it, but from Vietnam onward the American media has been engaging in a war of propaganda against the right. But that doesn't mean he was engaged in this. He is just a brave and noble man who was an American first and a journalist second.

[@michaelpiwcewicz1412]

WHO?????

[@rosssy6595]

so bad

[@dickeylane5464]

good interviewee,poor as hell interviewer

[@Thekennel177]

What BS. He played soldier and made a lucrative living off of the disastrous Vietnam war.