VIETNAM - U.S.M.C., Mitchell Young, PTSD, The Emotional Scars of War, 1966/1967, ENCORE PRESENTATION

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[@Combat556]

I’m a Marine Vietnam veteran and I’m crying. This interview was good but painful. Thank you.

[@neds3528]

Welcome home brother

[@charlesbosse9669]

Oh,God bless you my friend. Thank you for your service and sacrifice.

[@mmagbarnabasstrutz7936]

Thank you. Not only relevant for Vietnam Vets but for all Vets in the world and for every human being

[@VoicesofHistory]

Agreed!!

[@charlesbosse9669]

Ive heard this story before, I'm listening again.

[@VoicesofHistory]

Me too. Everyone needs to hear it.

[@Stax-ht9md]

An incredible speaker that touches on the brutality of war, but makes his message palatable and easy to understand that we who have never fought have no right to judge. Welcome home, Marine.

[@VoicesofHistory]

One of my favorite stories Chet. Many Veterans suffering from the emotional scars of war need to hear this story.

[@Stax-ht9md]

@@VoicesofHistory And Mitchell does a wonderful job of pulling you into the conversatioin. He has to be a fantastic therapist.

[@neil5624]

What an amazing interview. Well done Larry and Mitchell

[@AlvinUselton]

I remember this hero! I could watch these over and over; I have so much respect 🫡 for them. Thank You 🙏 Larry. Have a blessed Independence Day May GODS Richest Blessing Be Yours. Mr Young is communicating what many people want to but cannot; he is an exceptional man with a very special ability to share his experiences. After listening to him I have a better understanding of what many have been through and how it really was in the NAM. Some tell a good story but he is making a difference 🫡❤️🇺🇸😇

[@VoicesofHistory]

Great comment my friend as I sit here on Independence Day in Florida getting ready to interview more Vietnam Veterans.

[@DirtyCiv1973]

Thank you pops and your fellow Vietnam veterans 🙏

[@bustermullins3801]

The best most informant interview that I have listened to of all the ones I haved listened too Thank you.

[@VoicesofHistory]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@phillamoore157]

Another great one, Larry!

[@James-fs4rn]

👍🏻thank you Dr. Mitchell for all you do for the veterans! Much respect and admiration. Welcome home!

[@robr1656]

Great video. Thank you for this.

[@stevefaulkner6689]

Thank You Sir for Service and Sacrifice, Very Noble that you are able to help others it's sad knowing it never goes away

[@williamwright7485]

Thank you, Dr. Young, for your service and sharing your memories with me. Very informative and very clear.

[@VoicesofHistory]

One of my most favorite interview stories.

[@lordhytro]

Thank you for sharing your story Mr. Young. Your honesty is noteworthy. God bless you, and all our Vietnam Veterans.

[@karenmcm]

Wow......just wow. Thank you for your service, Marine, and for sharing some of your experiences with us. Great job bringing this to us, Larry.

[@spencerlucas3065]

Thank you, sir! Hope you are doing well...

[@clifstone5951]

Thank you brother. Delta 1/9 USMC grunt, Vietnam ‘65 to ‘66. I had similar experiences so your words ring true. Semper Fi

[@neds3528]

Welcome home brother

[@TheGainfather]

Thank you for your service and sacrifice. And thank you to all the Vietnam veterans. All the younger vets will never forget what you've done for us back in the states. Many of you paved the way in the system that would rather forget those that served. They truly are the selfless servicemen and women. God bless.

[@miriamcohen7657]

My brother was in Chu Lai.

[@jeffreywhitaker5154]

This was a good episode. He is a good speaker. I could have listened to another hr of him easy. 💪🏽🙏🏽👍🏽. Thank you sir. Welcome home. Listening to this also helped me with my thoughts of dealing with my spinal cord injury.

[@jaysandstrom1359]

Yes I remember this interview. I’ve experienced books snd and a couple movies that people should require themselves be experienced and this interview is one that all should experience. Veteran or not, it will explain and clarify a whole lot of things about PTSD. MAN OH MAN WHAT A POWERFUL MAN YOU INTERVIEWED HERE. 😢

[@VoicesofHistory]

Hey Jay, that’s why I brought this story back as an encore presentation. People need to hear the story. It’s very powerful as you said.

[@steveclark9676]

Man you are so great at explaining this you should write a book

[@VoicesofHistory]

Agreed!!

[@aldousbrawndo996]

Thank you Mitchell Young for another great interview. I wonder how Vietnam vets feel about the Paul Hardcastle song "19" I'm such an odd duck, that song sometimes makes me cry lol. I would love to interview vets. God bless.

[@bridgmaster]

What a great interview Larry, this guy went through a lot over there. I can't imagine his whole story must be beyond our belief.

[@mmagbarnabasstrutz7936]

Thank you! Great Story and Lesson

[@rockhunter6260]

Great interview Mitchell, your story is the one all people should hear. Larry you should post this interview once a month to reach out to more veterans 👍🏻

[@VoicesofHistory]

That’s a great idea. Maybe I will.

[@rockhunter6260]

@@VoicesofHistory 👍🏻

[@jimd8008]

Amen. Thank you

[@Charles-k6v]

Thank you! Both.

[@kirbygulbrandsen4507]

This was an exceptional interview, even had your attention. I noticed you didn’t have to ask too many questions. This guy was able to bring it to us in a certain reality. God Has Blessed This Man/Marine. I wish more of these interviews were this graphic, we as Americans need to hear the truth. I understand what he means when he says it changes you forever. Thank You !

[@VoicesofHistory]

Thank you for your comment Kirby. I agree with everything you said. God bless you!!

[@jeffryder7706]

Spot on

[@VoicesofHistory]

I hope to interview Mitchell again in November. His health is failing him.

[@neds3528]

God bless you brother and welcome home.

[@charlesbosse9669]

Im a dedicated subscriber Larry.

[@VoicesofHistory]

Thank you Charles!!

[@jdemartini9807]

Thank you sir.

[@s_p7231]

fascinating interview.

[@FrancisSullivan-j7t]

The locker of EMOTIONAL HORROR these poor men Endure.God ALMIGHTY have MERCY on them..I PRAY for these Men...I SOB watching these videos!!!

[@VoicesofHistory]

Well said Francis, this is one of my favorite stories. Very powerful!! Very moving!!

[@guyseydel1080]

Just Amazin !!!!

[@richardspillman5627]

Vietnam -------1967 DMZ .

[@soxbearshwks8988]

3rd Batt. 7th Marines ChuLai,RVN 10/65-11/66

[@samescobar1065]

I Hear you Brother, 66/67 Da Nang Vietnam

[@neds3528]

Welcome home brother

[@samescobar1065]

@@neds3528 thanks, I really appreciate it.

[@47fireguy16]

Combat vets see and experience things that humans should not see or experience. It's been that way for all of civilizations history . Police officers, firefighters and EMT's face the same issues more than we thought.

[@artrunningbear3599]

Oped in Special Forces Ops, for years could not open my heart and still do not associate because of that animal, I still fight at night still remember lost buds, it doesn't go away.

[@artrunningbear3599]

At night hearing the smallest sound I go outside with my piece and knife, I walk around the house at night and sit in the dark for a while

[@artrunningbear3599]

No brother I always look around always ready for what's coming whether in a resturant or just walking, always watching always diffucult to watch the men today, to soft, dead meat

[@charlesbosse9669]

I was born in the summer of 1964.

[@ServantofYaHi777]

The day the manner of which we pass is a predestined as the day we were birthed.

[@Broody58]

I was told about the fly thing. In the mid east, Kuwait in particular. Black flies cover the dead. Just completly cover, there are so many. Go to the latrine, walls are covered. Women children, babies, dead, covered with them. They land on you.. theres a creepy connection. Actual cringing..too many & a freak out panic happens, because of the bodies they were on. Some can't shake that connection I guess. Some National guard clean up people feel it. Its not battle, but there's a deep seated trauma? Horror? I guess.

[@miriamcohen7657]

Marines don't say fatigues. They say utilities.

[@BootsySage]

It's just a dated term.

[@miriamcohen7657]

@@BootsySage What is dated? Utilities?

[@charlesbosse9669]

Ive heard this story before, I'm listening again.