"The Hanoi Hilton" (1987) - Excellent Vietnam War P.O.W. Drama

A well-made drama focusing on the suffering, torture, and brutal treatment the American P.O.W.s had to deal with daily while in North Vietnam's Hoa Lo Prison, the most infamous P.O.W. camp in Hanoi. The film focuses on the resistance the prisoners gave to their captors and the strong bonds formed by the Americans during their captivity.
Originally released on March 27, 1987.
For education, entertainment, enlightenment and inspiration. We hope you enjoy!
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[@salyluz6535]

Remembering veterans & especially POWs & MIA from ALL Wars today! ♥️🙏🏽♥️🌺

[@Melchersson]

Even if Im not a "Combat Veteran"?

[@shawnslattery5137]

​@@Melchersson😢😢😮 nous

[@SidneyWatson]

I don’t want to sound like a punk and nobody wants to hear my opinion but this movie was horrible I stopped 25 minutes in I can see old men crying to this watching this who served I don’t want to be insensitive but this was a little f###### dramatic all they did was yell to each other rub all over the walls move cell to cell whine and have raspy fake sounding voices JUST NOT GOOD 😂😂😂😂😂

[@peterwoolfe8774]

Donald Trump should be forced to watch this movie.

[@zachfrey8541]

Really or should it be your sniffer sleepy joe

[@Rosco-P.Coldchain]

All the comments saying thankyou etc when u spat on them when they came home your hypocrites

[@JebidiahStillkrackingagain]

I didn't spit on them....Though I DO appreciate the frustration expressed in your comment. However, given what I know NOW, if I had been of draftable age back then, I too would be screaming "HELL NO I WONT GO!!" (Maybe even finding myself a "boyfriend" in the PRE "Don't ask Don't Tell" of "Slick Willy's" military-- just so I could DISQUALIFY myself from being sent over there??? "Sissy" gay/queer boys generally avoided being sent to Vietnam--just in case you ain't "digging" what I'm trying to tell ya here.🙄) But you might also be interested to know that there were also what could be called "Middle Americans" (Made up, at the time, of what Tom Brokaw called "The Greatest Generation" **) who were not exactly "angry shit disturbing hippies" but "disappointed and/or disgusted Dads" who chastised mainly their "sons" who fought in that disaster of a war, and dared accused THEM of LOSING the war, somehow forgetting that basically the "sons" were SET UP FOR FAILURE right from the START?? The "sons" didn't have a chance to "back talk" their "fathers" back in those days by saying something like: "Gee Dad, how great would your "g-g-g-neration" be if, say, when you were fighting WW2-- either in Europe or the Pacific, a bunch of EMBEDDED JOURNALISTS constantly sent home PICTURES of dead soldiers AND even dead enemies?? Do you think the "ol homefront" would tolerate THAT????? And ANOTHER thing Pa.....What kind of war is fought where TERRITORY is FOUGHT FOR AND WON only to basically GIVE IT BACK because BODY COUNTS are more important????????!!!!! Also, unlike your Axis powered foes, the Vietnamese weren't exactly into the wearing of UNIFORMS....You know, those things "soldiers" tend to wear so soldiers from the OPPOSING SIDE know who they can GET AWAY WITH SHOOTING/KILLING??? But try not to be too disgusted with the MY LAI story because shit like that was NOT an isolated incident, and if you want to look at MY LAI cynically, you COULD get away with saying maybe it's JUST AS WELL that Lt. William Calley and his men shot all those people up because if they cooperated with U.S. forces maybe the NORTH VIETNAMESE or the VIET CONG would have shot them up instead???? (Maybe even would have just BURIED THEM ALIVE just to "SAVE BULLETS"????!!! 🙄😒🙄😒 ** I really am not that big of a fan of Tom Brokaw's book "The Greatest Generation" though I confess I have NOT actually read it. It COULD actually be a pretty decent book I don't know. But something about the TITLE of the book kind of rubs me the wrong way....As if ALL the OTHER generations were or ARE somehow INFERIOR?? For THAT matter the "REAL Greatest Generation" was that who fought for the NORTH in the AMERICAN CIVIL WAR of the 19th CENTURY!!!

[@JebidiahStillkrackingagain]

Wow KZbin! Thank you for pulling yet another of my comments written SPECIFICALLY to get people to THINK....TWICE....(Maybe even three or MORE times) about what they THINK they already "know"?? But let's all just thank ALL our veterans for "fighting for our freedoms".....Even KZbin's freedom to yank comments that probably should NOT be yanked??? But pull THIS ONE too???🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄😒😒😒😒😒😡

[@doorswhofan]

Let's remember all the POWs/MIAs who never came home -- those hundreds who were held back and abandoned to their fate after 1973.

[@DEE-o4v]

Too bad they couldn't have locked Jane Fonda in there for about 3 years....

[@glenndouglas8822]

I thought American's were fond friends with freedom of speech, American's keep droning on about it so why couldn't she give her view's on the war?

[@jonbeckleymorrisblues]

You got it wrong. They should have locked the entire corrupt governments of the U.S., South, and North Vietnam in that place let the Vietnamese people decide for themselves the kinda governing body they wanted to live under. At the very least America had no business being in Vietnam. It was all about the spread of Communism with the Domino theory.

[@johnbigham9118]

May I drone a bit? If an American crossed borders during any war other than on government business then he is a Traitor. Simple and clear. Tough war. Crazy times.

[@johnbigham9118]

May I drone a bit? If an American crossed borders during any war other than on government business then he is a Traitor. Simple and clear. Tough war. Crazy times.

[@gordonrobertson9072]

No doubt she was a traitors in the definition gave aid and comfort to the enemy. Sat at a gun pretending to shoot US aircraft. Within a few thousand yards from our POW.in these little boxes. She is scum

[@dannymcdaniel1652]

As a veitn😢vet it's hard to watch..But I can relate to this video in more ways than one 😢 thanks to all the brothers and sisters who served with honor.. have a safe and blessed thanksgiving..😢

[@alainvosselman9960]

The thing that got me was how almost all stayed loyal while they felt completely abandoned by their country.. government & citizens all together. As well as having those useful idiot press members in front of them. They stayed sharp. Much respect.

[@peterehinger7506]

Veterans day movie, respectively for the Veterans. ALL OF OUR VETS AR HEROES!!!!!

[@simonbertioli4696]

Feel sad for those who never made it home... unaccounted for... Some are lucky...some aren't. RIP those...missed, but never forgotten..

[@aaronswinger7026]

The North Vietnamese officer was right about one thing. The United States never formally declared war against North Vietnam. Therefore American prisoners were denied the protection of the Geneva Convention. Lyndon Johnson and later Richard Nixon brought much suffering on brave men that fought and died in Southeast Asia.

[@luvdylanstar]

As a young girl thar graduated in 1967 and watched so many friends and lived ones insist or be drafted, I never could forgive Johnson or Nixon for how our young men were treated. 😢

[@angkhoanguyen6114]

Undoubted, despite they are the same men that invades and kills the people of Vietnam.

[@TennesseeHomesteadUSA]

Johnson got us in. Nixon got us out.

[@topgeardel]

Enough of the Johnson, McNamera and politicians blaming about Vietnam. Every guy who allowed himself to be sent to Vietnam was a chump and pawn. They were still individuals who had the power of choice. Consequences does not change that reality. NONE of those guys had a legitimate right or reason to be in Vietnam. The US lacked integrity and courage to formally declare war against anyone. They were invaders and aggressors in someone else's country that did nothing to the US and Americans. Why should the Geneva Convention protect them? Because they're Americans??

[@JebidiahStillkrackingagain]

​@@TennesseeHomesteadUSANo, believe it or not, it was young "Prince Camelot" (A.k.a JFK) that gave the initial "snowball" it's push down that proverbial hill where it grew bigger and bigger and eventually rolled right into Hell itself.😶 Though LBJ DID in fact give that "snowball" yet another more rigorous push. And as sleazy as "Tricky Dick" and his "boyfriend" Henry Kissinger was, they DID eventually pave some sort of path OUT of the morass that was known as the Vietnam war. (But not before helping to turn neighboring CAMBODIA into yet another Hell hole...."Thankfully" a Hellhole mainly for Cambodians themselves.😶)

[@debbieramsey-hanks3757]

Exceptional Thought provoking. Could we still have Our American servicemen as POW's i Viet Nam and if not where are their remains. Because America is not. supposed to leave anyone behind. Always Food for thought. I wore a POW MIA bracelet as far as I know he never returned to his loved ones.

[@graceisamazing5493]

You cannot find what isn't there.

[@dannymcdaniel1652]

But while you are setting down having your thanksgiving dinner remember the ones that never came home to enjoy the freedom that we have daily 😢

[@dannymcdaniel1652]

I'm a Veitnam veteran

[@doorswhofan]

Up your ass. @@graceisamazing5493

[@roberttrahan709]

Before any young politician is allowed to take their oath of office, they should be required to watch and qualify their thoughts on the sacrifices made. This old veteran was no hero but I served in that era and grieve friends who had my six and are no longer here. They are however always present in the hearts of their loved ones and mine. My tears are for many young who have no clue on what their freedoms really are and how much it costs

[@topgeardel]

Your sentiments are understood...but also misguided. Your friends and the other 2.7 million Americans had no legitimate right or reason to be in Vietnam in the first place. Your Government was imperialistic. Your friends and you experienced the consequences of a wrong choice. There should have been no American involvement in Vietnam. There is no way you can connect the "sacrifices" in Vietnam with preserving American security, safety and freedom. That is pure delusion. Quit worrying about the young who have no clue. If they don't make the same mistakes you "old veterans" did...they're doing just fine. I'm not a Monday morning quarterback on Vietnam. I am a proud Vietnam/Draft resistor.

[@tiamatxvxianash9202]

I'm sure this film meant a lot to the survivors and families of the Vietnam generation. One of the Canadian Legions that I was a member of after my retirement had as its president a fellow cold warrior like myself. His father had been in World War II and captured at Dieppe. He was the only veteran I ever got to speak with who had been a prisoner of war. He was a man that most sadly never found peace, was always alone and never associated with other veterans from his War. I thought of him alot while viewing this movie. I can only offer the highest respect towards the producers of this movie, together with all the actors who I'd think considered their roles a patriotic duty.

[@alainvosselman9960]

Interesting story. My grandfather who fought in WW2 also never talked about it. It took me a life time and severe personal trauma to understand why someone would soak up so much drama and never speak of it. He got shot and was in a German prison camp for officers for 2yrs or so. I am Belgian and went to Omaha memorial ground twice... the entire area where D day happened. I'm normally pretty loud but that shut me up. Much respect for what American soldiers sacrificed to liberate us. But one thing i hold against American soldiers... they thought they were in France when they were eating French fries here in Belgium... they are Belgian fries, but the name stuck... lol

[@tomteanders1357]

Weird point of view. What sense in patriotisme when your soldiers fought with/supported a false regime? OPPOSITE to WW2 they where not fighting Nazis and fascists, but only asians who fought for independance after colonialism. And another democratic "issue": If most citizens vote for communism or socialism it's not good from OUR perspektiver, but democracy is exactly" we ,the people" deciding our "fate".Not geopolitisk. Sorry bout that. But I still thank all allies for their sacrifices in liberating europe from NS and fascism. Furthermore respect to all veterans in any conflict. You served your IDEALS and countries, without selfishness. 💚

[@alainvosselman9960]

@@tomteanders1357 I share the same view. Western civilizations are SO proud of democracy but when people democratically choose socialism or communism, all hell breaks lose. When i vote for socialism in my country, i am regarded as weak, not realistic, idealistic ... but in the same way capitalism is hated on. Capitalists are always seen as greedy pigs. People just have a tendency to identify with one side of a coin and treat the other side as their enemy.. while it's a coin and it has two sides. As a species we are BOTH commune orientated as WELL as having a need for individuality. Not accepting this means conflict.

[@maryannhope8276]

💔🤐😭...I remember like it was yesterday 🇺🇸🗽

[@DavidCaban-m7w]

One of the very best Vietnam pictures that I have ever saw. Vietnam Veteran US-Navy 1973-1976.

[@Heavyisthecrown]

Thank you! ❤ we do not forget what you have for us. And we do not forget the men that died for us over there ❤ 😢

[@grandcanyon-d4d]

How fighting for the problems of other countries is serving your country? ​@@Heavyisthecrown

[@TS-1267]

... Do Vietnam Vets. Vote For Comrade Trumpski Even Though He's a Proud "Draft Dodger"... He Didn't Serve Anywhere.... Just Wondered Is All... Greetings from Bradford West Yorkshire England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🌄

[@gezag.hanniker1940]

@@TS-1267I guess you like communism since you’re for Kommarad Kamala…. Remember Afghanistan! You must have cheered for that especially when 13 servicemen got killed!

[@johnnyllooddte3415]

yall make great content but i cant watch most of it.. i was a pow for a short while in another war.. but thanks for your efforts

[@HarryHilton123]

I'd love to hear your story if you're able to tell it. 😢

[@mrsplanetmaster9]

THANK U a lot🗽‼

[@DarkroomMedia007]

❤❤ thank YOU for your service!!

[@bowlnow824]

Thank you for your service. I will be praying for your mental state and always know there are people to help you and you are loved.

[@Inlinetodie]

Then why would you even mention it Johnny 🤔

[@HaroldLetner]

I like the way that they included "Hanoi Jane" in the movie without using her name, giving her any credit or publicity.

[@robertkoth4022]

Fucking tratior and she should been convicted of TREASON

[@luvdylanstar]

Why be so hateful. We were all confused and torn by this horrific war and started out against the war and the military, then years later our friends and class mates were drafted and enlisted to a screwed up war. After attending more military funerals than I can count, and talking to soldiers that came home alive, we joined together to bring all of our soldiers home and demand the end to a war that was never declared a war. She was no different than the rest of us that was the generation that sacrificed everything in that damn war. I lost the love of my life and too many came home missing limbs and their minds. We loved our soldiers, they were our friends and family. 😢

[@juliemcmillin1123]

my father went to vietnam and proud of his service to our country. Jane Fonda can Go To Hell!

[@topgeardel]

Here's a newsflash for you. NONE of the 2.7 million Americans who participated in Vietnan had any right or reason to be there. Funny how veterans like to focus on her when they weren't supposed to be there either. She wasn't over there to kill anyone....they were.

[@lawrencemasterson7187]

The comment I originally made I was issued with community standards Clearly the truth still wears a bli blindfold, for that lack of respect this gets a thumbs down R I P the M I A Respect to the P O W's and all Vets Grrrr to the Politics

[@debbieramsey-hanks3757]

Thank you for your bravery

[@bowlnow824]

Never served and I couldn't imagine what all vets have gone through and seen. Thank a vet, thank a service man or woman.

[@grandcanyon-d4d]

Should i thank Colin Powell?

[@Siberglow]

My respect to veterans always and forever from all my heart

[@iawy8264]

These men were so brave And the women who supported them

[@williamogletree4026]

God bless you all and welcome home to all veterans

[@micheleskeggs2173]

My generation has lived through far too many wars. I come from a family that has always served and still does today. GOD BLESS ALL OUR BRAVE MILITARY.

[@damienroussey]

Bonjour merci beaucoup 😢 Des vrai heros mais impossible de trouver la version vf

[@vivot1x237]

Tonkin. A lie, how every war

[@johnmoore556]

Film lacks alot of the atrocities perpetrated against American POWs. Many were never to be returned held as retribution for future American involvement in Vietnam.

[@cedricliggins7528]

Names please

[@angkhoanguyen6114]

What about US cruel treatments against Vietnamese POWs?

[@ww307ly6]

Brave men,and now the fight goes on and may we stand as strong as they have.May God bless and help us to be strong in the days ahead.

[@PrinceChaloner]

Let's not forget about Hanoi Jane...

[@cathyt144]

Shhhh we dont speak of that traitor or claim her as a true American or Patriot. She should be in prison.

[@markstaggs7342]

She can rot in hell.

[@JebidiahStillkrackingagain]

I'm not "Fonda" Jane either🙄🤣

[@donwelch6612]

vietnam dec1968-dec1969 101st lz sally. i made it.

[@Lindsey-hb6wo]

Love to you Sir A special one you are God Bless you ❤️🙏🏻🙋🏻🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@globehistory88]

Thank you for your bravery

[@Super241946]

They might have been better off staying where they were seeing as to how they were treated after they came home!!!

[@JebidiahStillkrackingagain]

I guess that one POW went back home to CHICAGO, became a principal of a highschool there and subsequently went after FERRIS BUELLER, only to be kicked in the face by his sister and torn up by his rottweiler?🤣🤣

[@greekre]

i saw something when i went there that struck me odd but i couldn't figure it out. it bugged me so much than when i went back to hanoi i went to visit again and i saw it clearly. i dont know if it was all the research i did trying to figure it out but i did

[@AprilPotts-f7x]

They sure wasn’t fighting Their Father’s War !!!! Much Respect For All Of The Vietnam Veterans !!!!! I Am Very Partial To The Airborne AATW❤️💙🇺🇸

[@JebidiahStillkrackingagain]

No....They were NOT...."Fighting their father's war!"😳

[@mikaelcrews7232]

Met two of those guys while in the army! We had some very happy interesting conversations!?

[@nikitamckeever5403]

Thank you for your service 🫡

[@sassyjintheuk]

Very moving film very well acted and thank goodness these men are home.

[@williamholden4312]

I really hope “Fidel” and the others were held accountable for their actions at some point in their lives.

[@touchofclassfun6984]

Not great other than being reminded of the US mafia regime’s futile arrogant wars.

[@margaretharris4792]

Excellent

[@AnthonyMcInerney-vl5bf]

In hindsight, the dominoes didn't fall with the victory of the North over the South. 50 years on Vietnam is a wonderful country to visit for us westerners. The Vietnamese people are friendly and welcoming. The Long Tan Memorial Cross is a must-see for Aussie travellers.

[@JebidiahStillkrackingagain]

Well one "domino" fell.....CAMBODIA.....Be sure to check out the KILLING FIELDS of THAT country the next time you get a hankering to visit Indochina.🙄🙄

[@ronnalscammahorn8002]

Who as brothers Stand and Deliver defiant side by side .

[@declanoleary4592]

How were they P.O.W. america never declared war on Vietnam?

[@terri6854]

What ridiculous music to end a movie like this with.

[@IntheBlood67]

Attention! Hand Salute!

[@consequences5638]

It certainly isn't a US University. Nice BBC cameo too.

[@TS-1267]

... The Power of... " I'm an American Citizen and I Demand My...." Seemed Useless To Try That Ol' Chestnut with These Foot Stomping Locals..... Talk about Welcoming... 4:59

[@MikeBurks-w3i]

Cheesey is being kind

[@Personalityfbi]

ฉันเข้าใจ ความรู้สึก Hanoi Hilton เป็นคำประชดชีวิตของเชลย สำหรับชีวิตเชลย การที่เรายังมีลมหายใจอยู่ มันก็ดีที่สุดแล้วมั้ง ฉันยังไม่ตายหรอเนี่ย อะไรทำนองนี้

[@topgeardel]

In case the truth gets lost in all the sentimental patriotism....this is the reality. Not one of those guys had a legitimate right or reason to be in Vietnam. A lot of the POWs were pilots. They dropped all kinds of ordinance everywhere...both North and South Vietnam. There were huge innocent casualties and destruction of infrastructure. The Vietnamese considered them "war criminals". Considering they didn't belong there and there was no declaration of war I consider that an accusation worthy of an international court of law. No one is saying the enemy were good guys....but those POWs weren't guys in the White Hats either. They were lucky the enemy didn't eliminate them instead of incarcerating them.

[@JebidiahStillkrackingagain]

Yes, legitimate point. 😶

[@teagle87]

great film

[@krstr5960]

Hanoi Jane will always be called that to veterans even after her phoney apology

[@Sw-nv4hw]

Western front and the charge of be.er sheeba?

[@salyluz6535]

Charge of Beersheva was Aussies & Kiwis, is that right?

[@Sw-nv4hw]

@salyluz6535 oh yes we're we're thirsty the horse smelt the water. They charged.

[@HarryHilton123]

I'd love to hear your story

[@JuanGonzalez-wq9hy]

F T A

[@Senzotan]

He's in a prison cell and the music sounds like it's from a Disney film.

[@doorswhofan]

There's no backstory as to why/how the old colonel eventually goes non-compus mente, and just stands there oblivious. What happened? Did he suffer brain damage as a result of further beatings or torture? Did he simply have a total psychological breakdown? Also, the young kid who's killed after trying to escape: How exactly did they kill him? No gun was fired. Was he stabbed? They just forced him to the ground with that bit in his mouth and then he died.

[@ATCguy1973]

I'm pretty sure it was electric shock that killed the escapee.

[@stephenmcgowan354]

Biggest waste of life, no difference to Afghanistan

[@lenledwidge5367]

Has there ever been a documentary made about the late JOHN McCAIN'S TIMES IN A PRISON CAMP

[@nguyendemo]

John McCain was shot down over Hanoi. When parachuting into Truc Bach Lake, Hanoi people rushed in and tried to beat him to death. They hate the enemy who dropped tens of thousands of tons of bombs killing their people. Luckily for McCain, NVA soldiers stopped the Hanoi people in time to save his life. John McCain broke his leg and arm, received rehabilitation treatment, and walked normally. Yet, after North Vietnam returned the prisoners. The plane landed in the US, Nixon greeted McCain while McCain with his leg in a cast and his arm on crutches. Perhaps on the repatriation flight of US prisoners of war, the US delegation prepared all the props for McCain to act like a miserable disabled person.

[@vincecallagher7636]

Low quality film.

[@hazelmunro1126]

Excellent movie but so sad for whan these brave men went through.

[@grandcanyon-d4d]

The guys were dropping napalm and Agent Orange are somehow innocent

[@tihi79]

Best part 1:42:04 😂

[@FrankLowe1949]

The passed is dead.R.I.P.

[@frednugent2310]

I could've sworn this movie came out before 1987. I thought it was around 1982 but obviously am wrong. I know John McCain was an advisor in making this movie.

[@ChazToz]

I'm less than 5 minutes into this movie and as a retired Air Force Officer, I am, already greatly disappointed by the inaccuracy of their depiction of the uniforms, dialog, and use of non period aircraft. I doubt Senator McCain was a 'military technical advisor'.

[@frednugent2310]

@@ChazToz The ending credits shows a list of former military officers and thanking them for their help in making the movie. One of the names were of Senetor John McCain. The movie appears to be a victim of a low budget.

[@eddiehoppe]

Count your blessings.

[@Herzeleydt_Diesentrueb]

Quidquid agis, prudenter agas et respice finem

[@vincecallagher7636]

Why is it so blurry?

[@colleenvozella4401]

I'm not sure what to think about this movie, i was hoping it was a documentary I'm disappointed....

[@robertcunningham-n6k]

Just American propaganda.

[@JebidiahStillkrackingagain]

Well, here is a clue for future reference....When a bunch of ACTORS are listed in the BEGINNING CREDITS of a video, then there is a VERY GOOD chance that what you're watching is a MOVIE (sometimes even BASED or even "free-based") on actual people and events. Otherwise what you're watching COULD be a documentary....Or maybe just a PORNO??? Or a COMMERCIAL... ...Maybe even an INFOMERCIAL????!!!🙄🤣🙄🤣

[@John-qn6fl]

Thank you so much ❤

[@KennethLuckman]

!!!!!!!! WOW Great

[@gordonward537]

Amen ,!!

[@josiemiranda9328]

❤

[@hoangmichel1883]

1

[@shahidanusrat6086]

Amazing movie love from Pakistan 🙂. Best regards from Pakistan 🙂

[@userGrooverVietnam]

if somebody invaded my home land it would is a not worst than this, i now live in Vietnam and i competing understand the hate for the American government

[@tanemahuta9890]

Ya, we'll stay there

[@bassoprof]

Nice film. Except, after many years of imprisonment, torture, malnutrition, maltreatment, and all the other awful conditions they had to endure, none of them lost any weight. Interestingly, they also kept their typically American healthy facial complexion.

[@KenMoore-y8o]

CHEESEY, not really worth a watch

[@tanemahuta9890]

How old are you? Do you even know what it is to serve your country?

[@JebidiahStillkrackingagain]

"Chuck E Cheesy"???🙄

[@fabiosplendido9536]

Filmed on location......in California. Piss poor film. An insult to history.

[@stevenwiederholt7000]

@fabiosplendido9536 2 words, Yo Mama!

[@MD72538]

could we have a film about how VCs have been tortured by the US ans South Vietnam?

[@MinhNguyen-et7wj]

There are tons of them made by VCs. Just go find them.

[@MD72538]

@@MinhNguyen-et7wj interesting! I thought Amis and south vietnamese soldiers treated VCs well! No war crimes committed by US and SV soldiers.

[@MinhNguyen-et7wj]

@@MD72538 LOL war is always cruelty committed by both sides. However, I would say the movies made by VCs are far more exaggerated.

[@MAGAEATSBOOGERS1]

I only like the ones that were not caught (donald trump)

[@bluedragontoybash2463]

They kinda sign up for it

[@MCOult]

The words of someone who never had the courage to serve.

[@bluedragontoybash2463]

Sing up to kill babies ? @@MCOult

[@charlesbasso7115]

When you think of the Horrors the US did in Vietnam ( Napalm/agent Orange…) it is a pity the Vietman government never produced movies showing these horrors to balance the Holliwoid crap tap

[@PEPSEP]

I've read every POW book I could possibly get my hands on regarding Vietnam, not for nothing but this is a piss poor portrayal of what they went through. They were brave, but they did not jump out of bed looking forward to torture. Some had trouble when they got home hearing keys rattle. This is just typical America Rah Rah Rah nonesense

[@davidrooo]

Long live the brave Vietnamese people and their struggle for self determination. The decline of the US is inevitable

[@mikedonahue3425]

Many people went broke betting against the US. You are just the most recent in the long the line.

[@tanemahuta9890]

You make me sick

[@rickyray2794]

You people have been saying that since the 60's, when is it going to happen?

[@EiriniKalogera-t3u]

I was a child then,but i still remember the news reals on the tv,you guys had nothing to do dawn there,it was a waste of human life,sorry but thats my point of vieuw.

[@muammargaddafi4553]

Am I expected to cry for these demons when their 2 horns fall to the ground?

[@angloaust1575]

Free board and lodging Imagine the backpay on release! Thou shalt not drop bombs!

[@BrianUnderwood-q5u]

These are the same people who Trump said weren't heroes😮

[@ChazToz]

Interesting... My uncle-in-law was a WWII B-17 Navigator, shot down over southern France in the winter time. He avoided capture for 6 days before spending the rest of the war in a German POW camp. He couldn't understand why so many Americans saw the Vietnam POWs as heroes. He was always viewed as someone who screwed up by getting shot down. He was pretty hard on himself, describing how he suffered walking barefoot in the snow having worn out his wool sheepskin flying booties and not grabbing his shoes before he bailed out.