Navy SEALs Give Back to Vietnam Combat Interpreter

[@josephjames.2277]

"I would be dead, hehehehe" Lmao man if that's not an optimist than idk what is. God bless him.

[@uio890138]

This man has a true understanding of life and death, and he still laughs. Amazing strength of character!!

[@s.vipertazzi4652]

Our custom is to laugh at everything, sometimes it is difficult to understand for those who do not understand the custom, in my opinion this is his triumphant laugh, " he would be dead " for sure ! by odd with his age, and what he did for the Americans, the Vietnamese communist health system only sponsored for their side, this old man was still the "enemy" side.

[@trilingualkid]

or he could have that syndrome the Joker have...

[@jessihnamte8056]

LMAO 🤣🤣👍

[@HolowatyVlogs]

I teared up when he said that. He says it so casually, yet it’s extremely profound.

[@littlespider1661]

He died peacefully in MyTho on 23 December 2019. He was 80 years old.

[@Bazza5000]

At least, he got to know that his family got a new house, his granddaughter managed to get her education. He got recognition, and he got to see the men who were with him many decades ago. That's priceless.

[@thanhbinh9615]

RIP my hero. You were able to see your American brothers in arms before your death, sir.

[@VietLe-ht5mk]

Are you a relative? RIP.

[@thanhbinh9615]

@@VietLe-ht5mk No, I am not, but he is still my hero.

[@xmanykl4400]

RIP

[@rcmc1256]

The man that gave him a kiss on the head that's what brotherhood looks like

[@logan5326]

Yes sir, 100% correct! Hooyah!

[@youtubeguy1]

RCMC Amen

[@blake-qh9xp]

you saw that too god bless those brothers

[@akersoltions]

I saw that and 100% agree. God bless these heroes.

[@ALLFORYOUCambodia]

Truly! How do you feel when you apart from each other for a long time and can find each other? Wonderful.

[@H0DLTHED0R]

I'm 4yrs late, but what a beautiful story of human kindness and love.

[@kimtran7045]

me too

[@vanpham2888]

really wanna meet him to hear the stories of SEALs' fighting. God bless him!

[@aaronbabcock5811]

Even more late and I feel the same way

[@NazriB]

Lies again? Ramenten Rakuten Sai Gon

[@BlurrFn-]

um 7 years late but what a beautiful story of human kindness and love

[@pearlobrien2274]

This video took me by surprise. He risked everything for OUR military. To receive help after all these years is a true blessing. 👍

[@airhab]

Pearl O'Brien I see what you’re trying to say but actually he was a South Vietnamese serviceman and in his mind he was fighting hard for his country and was helping the US Seals who in turn were the ones coming over to help his country. In the end his side lost, life has now moved on but Vietnam is now reunited and friends with the USA.

[@anamariagutierrez2019]

That is whar translators do

[@tedmccarron]

No, he risked everything for the freedom of his own country. He did it by being an interpreter for his country's allies.

[@funlife4045]

And he only receives $300/month for life.. ?

[@tedmccarron]

@@funlife4045 keep in mind off this is not a government pension, this is private citizens pulling some of their own money together to give him money for life. I promise you in Vietnam $300 goes a very long way. Plus they build him a house so he doesn't have to worry about mortgage or rent payments.

[@doccholo905]

I love his laugh and attitude. Figured he be a salty old man, but he's so happy. That makes me happy

[@thomasyarb2520]

I speak as a retired 23-year member of the USAF, half of which was served in time of war. NOTHING brings you closer to another human being than serving together in combat. I'll die for you and I know you would die for me. Christ said no greater love than to lay your life down for a friend. AMEN

[@nickseven6814]

Oh yes....Amen

[@eqm1224]

@Серый Белый Tell that to the Crusaders

[@Soobaru]

@@eqm1224 doesn’t make it right

[@shanemorley9440]

@@Soobaru no but it did happen ! War is never right ,but I believe in my country ,ps not with Biden ,he is worthless

[@thethaovatoquoc312]

@@eqm1224 Crusaders were defenders. You can't blame people for defending themselves.

[@kraizil]

He just really brightened me up a bit all the bs we go through but this guy says I would have been dead and laughs and it was genuine people who have bright souls are beautiful

[@camphongnguyen6358]

The Seals are not only great in war but they are also great in peace time .

[@HickoryBritches]

what a great story! Those Navy Seals are good men. they do for that man what their country should do for them.

[@xmanykl4400]

For rhose Seals, that interpreter is a Seal too. One of their own

[@ChillPlayz8508]

@G P why after the war people turned their backs

[@capncake8837]

@@ChillPlayz8508 Because many Americans desperately wanted the war to end. But, that resulted in his abandoning our allies.

[@justmedia5815]

I wish i could go back to iraq and do the same for my interpreters.. this is a beautiful story god bless bim and his seal buddies

[@lindadspeed3999]

👏👏👏👏👏👏🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@LightsLamps]

welcome home!

[@anordkiri6207]

His innocence Laughter tells us how intense suffering he went through in his life. WOW

[@bradcolby1]

That is awesome,these men showed their love after bonding during war. God Bless Minh and the SEALs 🇻🇳🤝🇺🇸

[@emilywiebel3238]

His smile is amazing!! I love what these men are doing to help him out.

[@johnthanhu7353]

Thanks for you service Sir, My Grand Pa he also a soldier in South Vietnam Army, i really proud of that thing.! God bless you and your team mates Sir.

[@mrigazio]

Thank you for your grandpa’s service. He is a hero! ❤️

[@ceufrscio707]

He deserves happiness and I hope he has more amazing things to come his life

[@aunatural007]

A very special reunion, no doubt in my mind. It was very thoughtful for the Navy SEALs to built him a house and provide him with a monthly income for life. That's what I call Brothers in Arms. 🙏

[@mrz384]

That’s why all Americans are welcome to come over for tea

[@alwaysdrunk5461]

I wish I had a grandfather like him. He sure knows how to lift all the stress and burden with his sunny and positive personality

[@usawrestling2842]

God Bless this humble man. Respect

[@MrMagoo-qx9ie]

To all the people who gave thumbs down to this video, I’d like to see you dropped into a hot LZ in 1968

[@ThanhHuynh-hp7mz]

Arrogance till they got destroyed by it

[@rebelalliance3349]

This video is just to remember the unappreciated army but the south Vietnam army is a great army my grandpa fought in the Vietnam war and he was an officer didn’t even get shot. He was in the prison camp for 10 years. He is South Vietnamese.

[@tedmccarron]

Great respect to your grandfather!

[@vproseeker]

Agree i heard it was great army too. But why did we lose? great respect for ur grandfather.

[@tedmccarron]

@@vproseeker we lost because the damn Democrats took over Congress and cut funding to Aid the South Vietnamese military. Even as we were slashing funds down to nothing for South Vietnam the Soviet Union was pumping more and more military equipment into North Vietnam including some sophisticated high-tech Weaponry with tanks, artillery and missiles. With this lopsided military aid situation The South was doomed to lose.

[@tubpct]

@@tedmccarron You were right at everything you said. I was in the army in South Vietnam. Just before the fall of Saigon, we have to count every bullet we shoot, no more air support, no more artillery support because of no more aid from the US.

[@tedmccarron]

@@tubpct I'm so very sorry about that. Democrat politicians in the United States betrayed you guys. Were you able to get out of Vietnam before the end?

[@MinhPlus2]

This story brought tears to my eyes and reminds me so much of my family!! Well done!!

[@achillesrodriguezxx3958]

Are you half Vietnamese? May God bless you.

[@MinhPlus2]

Achilles RodriguezXX no I am full Vietnamese and immigrated to the US from Vietnam as a child.

[@achillesrodriguezxx3958]

@@MinhPlus2 Glad you made it to the States. I'm guessing your parents fled during the fall of saigon. I hope you weren't one of the boat people of vietnam they really suffered during their journey. Didn't expect such a quick reply and you're very beautiful.

[@MinhPlus2]

Achilles RodriguezXX thank you. The fast response is because I was on KZbin already and it popped up on my notifications. I was not a boat person. My family couldn’t get out during the fall as my father was a southern soldier and when the north won he was put into a concentration camp for five years. So we did not come to the states till 1983

[@achillesrodriguezxx3958]

@@MinhPlus2 Wow thank you for taking your time to share your story. I'm surprised the government of vietnam would let your family leave Vietnam. Your dad must have been one hell of a soldier for the North to imprison him for 5 years. Even the interpreter only spent 2 years in the concentration camp.

[@patgarrett2152]

Many thanks to all of you, you gave more than we can ever repay! Our graritude is enormous, may you lives be satisfying, heathy and full of love from all of us who were able to live in peace because of what you all gave!

[@mrigazio]

Perfectly stated! ❤️

[@robertdevans8639]

Hello Pat how are you doing

[@georgschmidt494]

One of the best stories you have reported. No politics just a wonderful story.

[@liemh9290]

Only American Military. Salut to All these gentlemen.

[@mofo1188]

You know it was not only america who fought at vietnam

[@DaebakMonkey]

Pretty sure he was talking about what the SEALs did for Minh , not who fought in Vietnam. I am also pretty sure that he knows other countries fought in Vietnam, especially the French since they were the country that dragged the U.S. into that shitstorm in the first place because they wanted their Vietnamese colony back.

[@malia8819]

DaebakMonkey lol and then the French jumped ship and let the USA handle all their problems

[@asiandraven5240]

@@DaebakMonkey bro his name Minh 😂😂 not mihn thats kind of chinese

[@DaebakMonkey]

@@asiandraven5240 good to know. I am not particularly well versed in how I spell the last name of enemies.

[@cherokee_2sides730]

This is reminded my Dad. I can not hold my tears.

[@cherokee_2sides730]

So do I

[@FraggyFresh]

am i the only one thinkin they actually found real life yoda?...

[@supermoon1430]

countcardboard he was in exile to !!!

[@nolanmartin4813]

"Wars not make one great"

[@jacobkey7291]

I was thinking the same thing😂😂😂

[@Attmanwart]

Super Moon into exile I must go failed i have

[@jacobhorne3591]

His laugh is just the same

[@TheFROSTER420]

That's a combat hardened SEAL giving another man a kiss on the head. I think it's pretty clear Nguyen Hoang Minh went above and beyond,and these guys knew it. Also before some smart ass says SEALs are people too, I'm plenty aware thanks.

[@MrAlito27]

This actually made me cry . True patriots

[@MusicforMe123]

When you fight together, break bread, experience life and death situations... you are brothers for life.

[@mrblake0917]

his laugh is the best part about him

[@winchells]

A very inspiring story! For the Navy Seals, thank you for your service and for the Mr. Nguyen, thank you for unselfish support for American troops!

[@JohnC-kc5uh]

He's still in good spirits, he's just as tough as the seals

[@anibal6031]

This video was a great workout for my eyeballs...they could not stop sweating! Good bless you Minh! cảm ơn!!

[@franciscocastillo4687]

thank you to all vietnam veterans welcome home god bless them all

[@jefferymaxfield7826]

I saw this before, but love it , now five times and still get a chills, thanks to this man and his buddies that is taking care of him for life!!

[@graze1177]

Imagine training SEALs, surviving the war, sent to prison for 2.5 years probably beaten to pulp by the north vietnamese, being so poor that you almost dont have anything, and yet still smiling and laughing about it. What a legend Mr. Minh

[@tio4n81]

Seeing a platoon reuniting brings a grin to my face. It just nice your friend from Vietnam after probably 40-50 years is along with time.

[@davidestrada3624]

lol his laugh

[@littlegreenhelmetboi4148]

david estrada fits his little crazy Asian way

[@briangoldstein3007]

@RIP YOUNG PAPPY I thought the same exact thing lmao... 100% Yoda

[@Auspicious777]

😊😄😅

[@JC-il7it]

haha such a good laugh

[@MelonMafia1]

Every South East Asian grandpa laughs like that lmao

[@mrabudi1]

i'm absolutely sure that his laugh alone raised the morale of the seal team by a ton

[@duluxdog71]

What a great man and great men for giving back to him, true brotherhood, no words, heroes one and all👌👌

[@emmamartin1448]

Omg tears and tears 😭 I’m so emotional watching this and I’m happy they found him

[@paulkpera5916]

That's why I'd always have a deep admiration and respect for the Americans for their empathy and compassion.... GOD bless y'all for what you did to this man.....God bless y'all.

[@GCdialinh]

There is no word to describe all this love and everlasting happiness ... of the days of fighting for the protection of the free and democratic South Vietnam...

[@tedmccarron]

❤❤❤

[@linhlinhhoang1770]

he's a North Vietnamese

[@GCdialinh]

@@linhlinhhoang1770 ông VN là người thông dịch viên cho Lực lượng Người nhái của Hoa Kỳ (Navy Seal) ... Sau mấy mươi năm họ tìm gặp lại nhau... ABC News thuật lại câu chuyện cảm động trong công việc họ cộng tác phối hộp chiến đấu bảo vệ Miền Nam VN giữa ông và toán lính Người nhái Mỹ...

[@robertisham5279]

​@@linhlinhhoang1770 ​ The French were the ones who started the war by trying to continue their occupation when they should've left Vietnam then we Americans prolonged it. The so called communists simply wanted to be left alone. It was essentially an Asian civil war for independence after decades of colonialism. It wasn't a battle for control of the Free World. What are you telling me about the North and South Vietnamese for? The Viet Cong were essentially S. Vietnamese conducting a guerilla war in S. Vietnam. Then it evolved into a "proxy" war. Also Vietnam didn't need us to stop communism; they could've done it themselves. And I can’t help wondering how different Vietnam would be right now if America under Truman had done the morally correct thing! Again, Vietnam didn't have to be communist. It could've been independent and democratic without a war. If we had helped them become independent right after WW2 then the whole Vietnam war would've been avoided. You see, at the end of WWII Ho Chi Minh came to Truman and asked for his support in seeking Vietnamese independence from the French, and Truman basically brushed him off to support the French in their occupation! And it’s not like Ho Chi Minh just played Truman one visit and then went to Moscow! No, he really respected America and in fact he modeled the Vietnamese declaration of independence directly on the American one, and he was willing to have Vietnam under a democratic not communist government if we agreed to cooperate with him, and so he sent Truman numerous letters, which Truman chose to ignore in favor of supporting the French! Ok, France was our friend and all who backed our bid for independence, I get that, but France was wrong on this! And we as a self-proclaimed champion of freedom and justice were morally obligated to support the Vietnamese in their quest for independence and freedom! But it gets worse than all that. We turned our backs on the morally correct until Ho Chi Minh got support from the soviets! Then we decided to get involved on the premise that if South Vietnam fell to communism, then all of southeast Asia would follow! But as you can see, after we left and all of Vietnam became communist, that did not happen! So basically 58,000 Americans and several million Vietnamese died for nothing! To me that makes it the worst war! And I can’t help wondering how different Vietnam would be right now if America under Truman had done the morally correct thing! Also, many South Vietnamese felt they would have fought the war themselves without U.S. interference. Now I'm no fan of communism but it's none of our business whether Vietnam is communist or not. Besides, the South Vietnamese felt that they could fight the war themselves without American interference. All they needed was supplies and moral support, nothing more. As one former South Vietnamese officer stated, " We fought for our country with our best,” Vo said. “We didn’t need the Americans to do our job for us. We didn’t need the American GIs to come and fight for us. We needed money, supplies and international support.” And here's my source. www.mercurynews.com/2017/09/29/veterans-angry-disappointed-following-pbs-vietnam-war-documentary/ So yes we did invade their country. First the French. Then they tried to invade their country again and then we tried to invade their country and the Vietnamese were simply defending them.

[@jlare1953]

God bless him for his contribution to our troops while in country...Thank you sir.

[@joejoebrian1014]

What a Beautiful Story God Bless The USA

[@kikomilano7392]

Very touching! God Bless them all.

[@tamistone2632]

Wow...just Wow! Fantastic that he was found and honoured, glad he was able to receive a little compensation later in life.

[@doritomaldonado803]

1:35 his laugh almost killed me lol

[@rickytang9420]

Every Asian man laugh like that my dad laugh like him to and kinda look like him but my dad Cambodian

[@my2fast]

This is so heart-warming, and reiterated why I had my coronation for the USAF; to give back to Land of the Free and Home of the Brave.

[@rawnuhld]

I am forever grateful for real men like these creating true history… God bless them all and may we keep them safe

[@fletchermoore5428]

What a delightful man.

[@daxdizon4591]

Inspiring story! That's probably the most resilient, strongest smiles of all time. It lights up the room. His SEAL mates did a great thing making sure he knew they valued and respected him.

[@icecorgi1387]

Beautiful story. Okay legit, who has a reason to dislike this

[@luongo7886]

SUCH A HEARTWARMING STORY!!! THANK YOU ABC NEWS FOR THIS GREAT STORY!!

[@eat_pray_porg8450]

Over 4 years later watching this. Very awesome and touching. What a great smile that Mr. Minh (sp?) has. Those SEALs giving him the respect he deserves. All good men doing good things. (Unrelated, but my dad was a "Seabee"---Mobile Construction Battalion, US Navy---in Vietnam.) Many thanks to all of these men for their service.

[@thethaovatoquoc312]

I thank your dad for his service. And yes, you correctly spelled this man's first name "Minh", as in Nguyen Hoang Minh (since in Vietnamese, the first name is put last, and last name is put first).

[@darinbarfield8738]

Love the sincerity in his laughter.

[@richt5742]

My dad was a communication specialist in the air force, serving in Vietnam during agent orange

[@winterwar5583]

A bit late but I suppose as communication specialist he spent time away from agent orange? Or does he have health complications because of it?

[@dukereaper2284]

His laugh is contagious, you will never be forgotten good Sir!

[@soxbearshwks8988]

3rd Batt. 7th Marines ChuLai RVN 10/65-11/66 one of our interpreters nickname was Flower, that's all i remember, memory is fading...

[@alanmartin6268]

A bond between human beings that can only be called Divine.

[@guillermohugocardenas3639]

God bless all them, good men caught in tough times.

[@iiTzoreo1]

im so glad over time our relations with vietnam have improved incredibly and i hope they stay that way forever!

[@tedmccarron]

I disagree, to me it seems like a betrayal. We're shaking the bloody hands of the Communist enemies we were fighting. If Hitler had won the war and we were shaking hands with Nazi Germany would you be happy about that?

[@tomygun196]

@@tedmccarron You have to know your history. Before the Vietnam War started, Ho Chi Minh went to the US to seek help from them to gain independence from the French, however, France was one of the US's closest allies and refused. That's why Vietnam back then was desperate for independence and went to the USSR for help instead. It is also saying the same thing as the US shaking hands with the UK even though they used to fight against each other. It's 2020, we have to learn to let go of the past and look for a better future. Take North Korea and the US as another example, they're starting to develop friendly relationship as well.

[@tedmccarron]

@@tomygun196 I do know my history. I was a history major at Northern Illinois University and was in a history honors fraternity before I got my bachelor degree there. Ho Chi Minh did not turn toward the Soviet Union for help because the US refused to help him, you have it backwards. The US refused to help him because he was a long-time communist already. Ho Chi Minh went to the Soviet Union and Red China for help because they were his natural allies. He helped found the French Communist Party way back in 1919, right after World War 1 ended, decades before World War II and the Vietnam War. He was a big fan of Stalin and Mao and he wanted to make Vietnam into a totalitarian communist state just like they did. The man was a monster.

[@iiTzoreo1]

tedmccarron you act like our country has no history of making friends with countries that are of rival political doctrines, that’s what we do. The only reason we fought in Vietnam was to stop the SPREAD of communism not to expel communist countries from any type of diplomacy, communists countries trade just like democratic ones which means money for rich people in this country... and Vietnam is making money, also Vietnam and China aren’t on good terms so another potential ally in the region can do no harm...

[@iiTzoreo1]

Reagan shook hands with bloody communists, Nixon did too.

[@W11l]

Any person who fights to defend America, even if you are an interpreter for all the SEALs in the Mekong Delta, deserves to be an American. This man is more of an American than most Americans. He was willing to give more and sacrificed more than most Americans. Yet, we see Americans kneeling for the flag and burning it. This man is a true patriot, a hero.

[@robertisham5279]

He didn't defend America. ALL 2.7 million Vietnam veterans were chumps and pawns of your Government and the military/industrial complex. Your country didn't have the guts or integrity to declare war that it sent you to. Vietnam did nothing to Americans or the US. The war was essentially an Asian civil war for independence from decades of colonialism. YOU didn't belong there. It wasn't your fight. That man was an invader and aggressor in someone else's country. It was clowns like him that kept an American disaster going for 10 years...yet you blame the politicians and unsupportive American public for everything. Too bad all of you didn't have the brains and the courage to be real patriots and stand up to your Government when it was wrong. That's called real patriotism. It was people like myself that helped to hasten the end of that disaster and ultimately save American lives. Your time in Vietnam did absolutely nothing for the safety, security and freedom of Americans. If you believe that you did...you probably believe in the Tooth Fairy as well.

[@caseywalsh7514]

This guy has to be the happiest guy I have ever seen

[@BobRooney290]

thank you for not forgetting about him. Most HONORABLE!

[@Kriegter]

"I'd be dead for a long time" *laughs*

[@firstlast7719]

Wow! Amazing story. Great that his brothers in arms supported him. $300 a month is life changing, but I think the reconnection is the best part. They have total respect for each other. Wonderful!

[@rtta51]

Makes me think of the ones my unit left behind. I will never forget them.

[@RobertSantos-rw8dy]

Thank you for your service.

[@myfarz2917]

You know how they say soliders are heartless and crude. I actually don't find that true. I have served with man and woman in uniform and they are the coolest people you can chat with. About anything! They respect all type of people and relgions. There are a few assholes but the rest are cool as hell. Very helpful and honest people.

[@randallbrown7346]

God bless these boys for their service and what they're doing for this man

[@mickdunn8423]

Ob Boy! I got tears! LOVE this story!

[@bigdingnick9622]

my grandfather was a Vietnam War veteran with a purple heart he passed when I was young and wouldn't share any stories with me until I got older. I would do anything rn to talk to him about the stories and the men who helped him. God bless our troops.

[@kennyaroche995]

He’s looking down on you man! Make him proud!

[@defender1030]

great men, great story

[@irockz281982]

As warriors the Brotherhood is never broken! So glad you guys were able to reunite. God bless.

[@youtubeguy1]

Your a hell of a man - followed by a kiss on the forehead 👍🇺🇸

[@josimpson6038]

What a lovely story. Thank you for sharing. 🇬🇧

[@thebfernandez580]

Very cool 😁 see how happy he is showing off his room

[@bennychill7228]

That is an incredible story,god bless those man with such a big heart,going out of there way to look and help the poor translator

[@Hailv3]

I love his sense of humor wow.

[@zigman8550]

God Bless all of these men and thank you for your service.

[@paulryan930]

Im Australian, my father served 2 tours of duty 1969-1971,its nice to see former veterans reuniting with their former South Vietnamese allies, many veterans go and say sorry to the former North Vietnamese enemy which makes me sick.

[@tedmccarron]

Amen buddy!! I've gone to KZbin comments several times because of a couple of videos where that was done and I really gave hell about it.

[@angelatrinh1156]

Too many apologists don't realize what the N. Vietnamese/Vietcong did to people before, during, and after the war. It's the untold story westerners don't get. It's very similar to the horror stories you've heard about what the Chinese govt. does to the imprisoned Uighurs or what the Taliban or Al Qaeda have done to their prisoners. They all have Jane Fonda syndrome, misplaced sympathy.

[@martinc2944]

Imagine feeling this self-righteous about having invaded another country. Yes, they invaded Vietnam. So they apologised. Good!

[@martinc2944]

@@tedmccarron Nothing like a good dose of napalm and Agent Orange to teach them a thing or two about Western civilisation, eh?

[@tedmccarron]

@@martinc2944 Howell if you're going to go there then what about punji stakes, inhumane booby traps and countless other horrible weapons used by the Communists during the war? If the Communists had not started this aggressive War we never would have needed to use agent orange or Napalm, see how that works? Don't attack countries and you won't be attacked yourselves.

[@MW-rs3nl]

Awww, he's so cute. What a brave man! What a disaster, so many lives lost for the interests of a few people in a dark tower somewhere :(. My unfathomable gratitude for all the brave souls affected by this conflict.

[@Fablopicassoii]

"My bedroom ahuehuehue"

[@angelatrinh1156]

😂

[@twwtjohns]

All the casualties from wars don't always die on the battlefield. Some are just left behind and forgotten. Thankfully the Seals finally took care of this guy.

[@josegonza1ez]

"this is my bed, hehehehehe" what a goofy guy

[@lancesay]

as a desert storm/shield... veteran stuff like this always tuck on your heart; thank you for your service!

[@drewhead1]

He deserves it. Love this.

[@jamesgraves9858]

Great on all of those men for never forgetting the man who helped them and found their cause noble. If not for the cause, then at least for their lives. He must have truly cared for each and every one of them.

[@corsairs3037]

His laugh is amazing

[@SigM1811]

He always has a big smile on his face thats beautiful.

[@bucci9938]

I love his laugh...Just love his attitude

[@artjinks2935]

That right there is love , brother hood & respect all in one. Much respect to the SEALS.

[@hunted7883]

This guys awesome, laughs at everything 😂

[@huuloidao7220]

That is a great friendship. It’s really touched my heart. Great story. I admired the seals team

[@bowlampar]

Many S. Vietnamese interpreters are captured by Viet. Cong. after the fall of Saigon, charged with treason and faced tortured with long term imprisonment 4 helping the enemy GI during the Vietnam war; he is one of a few fortunate enough to survive and live on.

[@williamdovey9971]

Very good news showing honour and respect for those you gave all , Cheers .

[@yungnxcturnal4672]

I want a laugh like that when i get older imagine my grandchildrens faces

[@rollingtunder3130]

Beautiful. Thank you for your help. and our troops thanks for your service .