Vietnam Veterans never expected this..

Produced, Edited, and Filmed by David Annarino.
Video highlighted by KZbin several times Veteran's Day.
Vietnam veterans were stereotyped and demonized to such a great extent that even the widows of deceased servicemen received late-night harassing phone calls. It has been said by some that at no point in our country's history have our veterans been hurt more by our own countrymen than by the enemy. For many vets, the homecoming was often a powerful first encounter that made their adjustment to civilian society more difficult. This is the story of a Kentucky base that felt it was time to give these veterans the welcome home they never received. Produced, shot and edited by Dave Annarino.

[@Nomad-ts9nc]

It's fucking disgusting that people would treat these veterans like that after what they've been through.

[@leandroisaac2000]

Nomad I don't get it.

[@HawkeyeNation19]

+LeandroBRC47 Apparently you have shit for brains. He is talking about the dickheads back in the 60's and 70's that treated the veterans like that.

[@cosmobane6995]

HawkeyeNation19 "apperently you have shit for brain" I can see that as a movie line

[@Nomad-ts9nc]

LARPing Gamer I agree with you, we shouldn't have been there however the same sort of shit happened in Ireland at the hands of the British army but that doesn't mean British soldiers should be head hunted and treated like shit after what they went through.

[@praise_kek340]

Now This horrible people used to be leaders now it's someone who respects the military

[@Eshayzbra96]

I never understood why the veterans themselves were targeted for the wrong doings of some, however the war was a stupid one. Just like in WWII though, the German soldiers were always treated as mass murderers.

[@ethanstv5108]

LegionaryWithAGladius exactly blame the government war leaders etc.... Not the people giving their lives up to do what they were asked

[@sk8mattgaming259]

I don't blame the normal German soldiers of WWII. What did they know better? They grew up in that country and grew up through the rise of the Nazi party, they didn't know the true evil that was going on. The sick bastards were really the SS officers, the Nazi leaders, and those alike. Those regular German soldiers just wanted to follow orders and feel proud for serving their country, not get grouped with the rest of the filth of the Nazi party.

[@ethanstv5108]

Sk8mattGaming well your also forgetting all Nazi soldiers were told join me or die so yea they didnt have a choice really

[@sk8mattgaming259]

***** Still doubt all of them opposed the ideals that they learned to grow up with anyway. Plenty/most of them fought with honor for their country.

[@ethanstv5108]

Sk8mattGaming Why would some poor slob on a farm want to risk his life in a war when the best that he can get out of it is to come back to his farm in one piece. Naturally, the common people don't want war; neither in Russia nor in England nor in America, nor for that matter in Germany. That is understood. But, after all, it is the leaders of the country who determine the policy and it is always a simple matter to drag the people along, whether it is a democracy or a fascist dictatorship or a Parliament or a Communist dictatorship. Voice or no voice, the people can always be brought to the bidding of the leaders. That is easy. All you have to do is tell them they are being attacked and denounce the pacifists for lack of patriotism and exposing the country to danger. It works the same way in any country.

[@charlieputzel7735]

Do not spit on the veterans, spit on the politicians who sent them there.

[@nadia_1237]

@@lordnocturne3420 hi I guess u will injoy me I am Iraq and Afghanistan veteran.

[@Stretch501st]

100% agree. As stated in song “Requiem for a Soldier” young men die for old man’s wars. Not their fault they were in Vietnam, but Washington politicians fault

[@nadia_1237]

@@Stretch501st I don't want to blame gov I blame myself I made the choice but now I have ptsd

[@Stretch501st]

Nadia Beier hello sir, I want you to know something... I’m a suicide survivor.... and I respect you and I respect the pain you are going through. You are NEVER ALONE in your pain. Even if you may feel like it, there are others just like you. You have worth, and you are here for a reason. It is not your fault, you have to accept that past to be in the present. You are loved, even if it’s just a stranger. Seek other vets, they are going through same thing, and you can work together through it. You are not weak, but strong to admit something is wrong.

[@nadia_1237]

@@Stretch501st same here im a suicide survivor man respect to ya

[@alyssaheil8767]

They didn’t want or need anything from us but a “welcome home “ . Thank you for serving an the sacrifice to our great nation .

[@maggiecampbell5615]

They were spit on, beat up, called baby killers.They did what their country asked them to do. So many were treated like scum of the earth. I'm from Ft Sill, ok. Area, army brat. It was horrifying what those who went and came home to hate. Our brother came home in a box.😪🙏🏼

[@johneasley8691]

Thank you for understanding that

[@synertic7271]

@@maggiecampbell5615 search my lai, read everything that happened. And how it was unsuccessfully swept under the rug, unlike many other killings done by many of these veterans.

[@johneasley8691]

Alyssa heil thank you for knowing what we deserve. As a Vietnam veteran I am glad that you understand that

[@johneasley8691]

@@synertic7271 there are good and bad people everywhere but never think that we are all the same. If you had been there you may have done even worse so never try to judge other people

[@2nooby2idol90]

My grandpa fought in Vietnam. He lost some of his comrades, and I’m not going to bother asking him about his time there because it’s sensitive for him. I just hope he wasn’t treated like shit when he got back.

[@jean0309ABC]

you should ask your grandfather if he wants to talk to you about his time in vietnam, maybe you will be surprised .. that he likes to share things with you about his nam and his youth

[@keltonhutchison5951]

This is a story worth telling. If he chooses to share with You his story.....Please do that for him and for You. And Tell him Thank You from me Someone who benefited from the blanket of courage your Grand father provided.

[@American001_offical]

Could you thank him for his service for me please

[@adjorielyles3904]

Thank you for your grandpa's service

[@avideezplayz6807]

Yeh, could you tell him thank you for me and all of us? The Vietnam War was one of the worst times in American history to be in the military, so your grandpa deserves the utmost respect that you can give him.

[@billlittlejohn2331]

I went through much of the same that these vets did when we landed in San Diego in late 72. I've noticed that I've been receiving thank yous more since 9-11. Thanks to all who served in Vietnam. God bless you all.

[@chrisgillman1162]

Im am sorry that you were treated that way sir and it disgusts me that the American people would do that to you heros thank you sir from the bottom of my heart

[@ryanpoolecountry8864]

Im joining the USMC Im 26 losing a 100 pounds to do it all you Nam vets and all veterans Inpsire me to keep going I look up to all of you I love all of you I wish I could Tell everyone that served in Nam that I know how badly they were treated

[@bennguyen3546]

Hey sir, Welcome Home.

[@mattizfit2037]

Thank you for your services

[@thuydo2961]

I was born in North Vietnam. But I am sorry for your sacrifice for a meaningless war and for some cruel groups of people. Peace and good health to you, sir.

[@mike-gs4nx]

I told a vietnam vet " welcome home " He burst into tears and simply said " finally " ...

[@cassieblackwells10atgmaild74]

@mike hello, how you doing?

[@David-rz9yk]

We Nam vets never told anyone about being a Vietnam Vet.😢

[@David-rz9yk]

For 40 years

[@engagingbus7991]

I miss my grandfather. He recently died in 2015. He was a Korean and Vietnam war Veteran

[@jiaerui1680]

god bless you and ur grandfather

[@evahale9563]

My adopted dad fought in North Korea in WW2 , My dad told me something you might understand better than me. He said a Phosphorous bomb was about to hit his buddy in the stomach... he pushed his body out of the way of the bomb and took it in his thigh. My father never went to the VA, but he definitely had PTSD ! My mom told me he would wake up screaming and trying to climb the window blinds

[@blackbrass1973]

I Salute you and yours.

[@dwilson518]

Thank you for his service.

[@aaronwassen8332]

@@evahale9563 1st of god bless ur adoption father 2nd of a phosphorus is highly flammable and will melt through your skin in a matter of seconds Really dangerous stuff

[@larrycrawford7240]

I served in Vietnam from June of 1967 to September of 1969, and when I returned to the United States coming through San Francisco, I was treated badly. Now they want to welcome Vietnam Vets home, I say your 50 years,to late. Nothing you can do will change what happened to me and other Vets so long ago. We served our Country and the Country failed us.

[@SFVnative]

Larry Crawford--The people who did the welcoming were different generations. They weren't responsible for what happened 40 years before.

[@Purpless_ON]

And maybe that's the reason he doesn't feel the wounds amended because it's not a real apology. Yes many soldiers did horrid things during Vietnam, and many of them contrary to popular belief were severely punished for it.Also American soldiers got blamed for a lot of things that they weren't responsible for either, like that fire bombing picture with the little girl running away. Yeah that was the SK but America got blamed for it. My grandfather told me stories of his service ( he didn't like too but I always got him drunk first.) His unit saved an entire village from the VC who were decapitating women who's husbands aided the Americans. War is NOT black and white!

[@ArowanaD7]

Larry Crawford time will pay you back all the things you have suffered for so long. VietCong is not what we are expecting. I believe one day, justice will speak up for you.

[@benjaminhart4354]

Larry Crawford It's horrible how Vietnam veterans where treated. I do appreciate you serving, God bless you.

[@kevinjames6087]

Larry Crawford Thank you for your service.

[@jamesbaird1149]

A Vet is a Vet...IDC what war they were involved in, They all deserve our respect!!

[@marcdemmon3020]

WHY IS KILLING ANY SUCH A GLORUOS THING

[@cyclone8974]

@@marcdemmon3020 some people need killing

[@seanpaulding6517]

All over the world Veterans get treated like 2nd class citizens. Waje up! If it weren't for a Vet, where would you be now?

[@chadgilmore5046]

cyclone8974 And your one of them !

[@reichtangleanschluss509]

Even Nazi German and Imperial Japan veterans?

[@sharonlittle9416]

I Served from 62 to 66 in the U.S. military. I was discharged, and return to Canada. I am Canadian, I went to the Vietnam Memorial and found a Buddy I served with who didn't make it back, my Son trace his name from the Memorial, bought a American Flag placed in a Triangle, and it sits in my office, I am Honoured to display it. I came back before the people started protesting us. It was discussing. I was also discussed at the Americans that ran to Canada to avoid the draft. I would love to send them back to you. God bless you all,and all military who served their country.

[@tonyk9722]

Thank-you SIR for serving in the Vietnam war as a Canadian. Canada should have been their with their US. neighbors. God bless you .

[@zekemedia1310]

I am Canadien, also served in the U.S. military in Viet Nam and the Middle East. In Viet Nam there were people from Australia, New Zealand and there were others Canadiens that served in the U.S. military

[@thudthud5423]

Thank you for your service, Ted. I think there is a LOT of disgust held for those protesters. The memory of your service will go on to be held in high regard. The memory of the atrocities committed by those protesters will go on to be held in utter contempt.

[@rondodson5736]

I honor those whose names are on the wall and am outraged at those who were not put on the wall due to govt politics.

[@richardturner6981]

@ Ted Little: You came to the U.S. and served along with us. Thank you for your service. We had a Canadian in my unit. He was our mechanic and he kept our V100's rolling. Again, thank you for your service and for helping us. God bless you 🙏

[@steve-zk7kj]

Rip for those who fell during Vietnam

[@mr_spartan2413]

Thx jesus

[@philipmiller9787]

A vet is a vet,god bless them.

[@vertipop]

cheers jesus

[@rhondaeaster7051]

RIP to ALL Vietnam's on any and ALL Wars. God Bless You ALL 💗

[@KeKcP]

Thank you Jesus, very cool.

[@robertcombs55]

Vietnam Vet 1968-69..we were just in shock at people throwing things at us and cursing us when we arrived back home; we wondered what had happened to out Country while we were gone.

[@devonschwartz6456]

Robby Combs my father was a Vietnam Vet. Sgt. US ARMY 9th infantry stationed in Da Nang from ‘68-‘69. He passed in 2012 from COPD and complications from Agent Orange.

[@robertcombs55]

@@devonschwartz6456 Devon God Bless your Dad and you; I have One Lung thanks to Agent Orange; Vietnam is still killing us 50 years on.

[@mysteriousmuffin6017]

I personally think that the USA’s involvement in Vietnam was unjust, however don’t think it right in any respect to blame the soldiers for the bloodshed. More so the politicians and generals.

[@MJLeger-yj1ww]

WE are SO SORRY for the bad behavior of a few Americans -- there were so many of us who hated that and did NOT feel (nor act) the same way. (WAR IS HELL like Gen. Sherman said, but there are times when we must help our allies fight to keep our own America free and allow us to think freely and express what we wish without threat of harm. That is our America -- let's keep it that way!) It does not matter what the reason for war is or was, where it was or is even now, our brave young men (including women, today) fight for the freedom of our (YOURS AND MY) Country, laid down their lives for us and our Country, are still doing that, and NOTHING can ever minimize that! We thank them, respect and honor them, always have and always will.

[@NewYawkahBroad]

I am forever grateful for your service to our country. I am so very sorry you had to endure such ignorant and repulsive behavior. You are the very foundation our country stands on. Thank you.

[@395leandro]

I'm crying like a baby... and I'm not even american. Maybe I think that all heroes deserve recognition. You should respect those men's honor and bravery. True warriors, true men and true patriots.

[@395leandro]

***** Oh STFU, big baby. You wanna blame someone? Blame the governments. Soldiers are not made to cater for your feelings. Soldiers are patriots that put their lives on the line to protect something they believe. And how can you know which soldier did what? I've met a man that actually went to the war and you should see how his eyes got wet everytime he spoke about his fallen friends.

[@395leandro]

***** Sorry. I don't speak Nazi.

[@395leandro]

***** No, man. Thank you. Thank you for not only defending your country, but for also standing for the western world values and way of life. I have also served in the amerd forces of my country and I'll always respect those that are brave enough to stand in arms for a greater cause, no matter what country they're from. I am so sorry for the the things that you and your father have been through. But know that not all people are like that, there are still some that will show the due respect your father deserves. Next time you see him you tell that a random brazilian guy that is also a soldier feels extremely grateful for what he risked for your country and for the world I live in. Tell him that I respect him very much and I'm not the only one. We remember. Thank you again.

[@potatopotato8360]

Kids that tried to kill them. You idiot...

[@thewaterdrop123]

Nazi soldiers were also patriots who served for their country same as the vitnam soldiers.

[@nickiekovaleski2734]

My Step Dad Fought in Vietnam so I say Thank You to All of Our Brave Vets that have Sacrificed their lives to give us the Freedoms that we have today Much Love from Wv to all of them

[@theanhhoang8884]

VN never makes you lose your freedom, wtf invading dogggs

[@kevinbridges3729]

When I was 17 years old I met my first Vietnam vet who was in the 173rd AIRBORN and had fought on Hamburger hill. He was shell shocked and couldn't control his trembling hands. It was an eye opening experience that I'll never forget. He was in and out of the VA hospital for years dealing with PTSD. The war finally took him several years ago by way of agent Orange. RIP GARY!

[@ronaldwalsh6246]

Wrong…it’s the 101st on Hamburger Hill…wrong

[@sheilacarter7872]

My brother is a Vietnam vet and was treated so badly when he returned home in Washington DC. He became sick and in 1997 when our dad died. He disappeared. His name is Staff Sargent Charles R. Fowler. Dear brother if you're out there and is reading this,your sister Sheila is looking for you over 20 years. We love you and appreciate what you did for our country!😥

[@nephite467]

Sheila Carter I really hope you find him

[@huntermulhall4849]

Sheila Carter Damn, that's tough. I hope he comes back. I hope you find him. God bless you, your brother, and your entire family, as well as all good people. From Canada.

[@mikeodiomasaigh6757]

I'll pray for you and your brother, Sheila.

[@codydonoghue5082]

Do u have any way i can get in touch with u i want to help

[@staceynewton1348]

I so hope you have found him by now. 😓 My dad served in Vietnam too..

[@ukjimmygeorgeward8126]

I as a veteran have always felt a strong sense of guilt over how they were treated. They went through hell and came home to a new hell. I am proud to have been in the same military as them. God bless all who served in Vietnam you are loved and you will not be forgotten.

[@idahoanmapping9319]

Ukjimmy Georgeward I know it’s late but, welcome home and thank you for you service

[@majestikmse8862]

bearpapie69 You sick bastard. I dare you to say that anyplace that isn’t behind a damned keyboard. Go to hell.

[@Zamntron]

@bearpapie69 Shut the fuck up you hippy fuck

[@markmason13]

What country are you from Ukjimmy Georgeward?

[@sonofizzy]

Perhaps the "Uk"? Just a wild guess. :)

[@SORBCOINC]

As a 12 year Army Veteran and Iraq War Veteran, I approve of this message *Salute to all Vietnam Vets* Welcome home brothers and sisters

[@gooeyking]

Salute to you as well sir, thank you for your service!

[@SORBCOINC]

@@gooeyking I appreciate your support and gratitude. I'd do it again in a heartbeat if called back to duty. Be well and God bless you

[@tmc6228]

OMG! Welcome home. Again and again...Thank you for your service! You are not forgotten.

[@StephenB58]

My oldest brother was in the Air Force. He spent eleven months in Vietnam, in Da Nang. That was in 1971, or '72.

[@yaboii3540]

Stephen Williams God bless him.

[@quartzfilms8938]

I lost 7 people from my home town of Ferguson mo. There were more BUT seven neighbors classmates and friends. I joined the marines in july '69.IN boot camp at San Diego at mail call one nite I got word that Mike Dalton, my good friend was KIA. That scared me then, but now I justalmost get sick from the thought of how scared Mike, Reavis, Barry, Timmy, Kenny, Mike Snyder, Jerry Marco Rich Gudiwitsch were. They did not make it back home. Their names are engraved at the beautiful wall in DC; a powerful monument. I too tossed my sea-bag into a dumpster in San Fancisco. I had a pair of old Levi's and at the time I wasn't proud of my time in the corps, but now I am SEMPER FI

[@jamesmatheson5115]

Never again should citizens turn their backs on their military, men and women..

[@lovingmayberry307]

+James Amen!!

[@cassieblackwells10atgmaild74]

@James Matheson hello, how you doing?

[@jamesmatheson5115]

@@cassieblackwells10atgmaild74 one step in front of another.

[@cassieblackwells10atgmaild74]

@@jamesmatheson5115 oh alright...hope you don't mind knowing each other better

[@J-Kabar]

Every vet i see, i tell them "welcome home." The look they give me is priceless. And we usually prolong the talk after that, i love hearing their stories.

[@searcy95]

I Respect Each And Every One Of You Men . Thank You For Serving Our Great Country.

[@cassieblackwells10atgmaild74]

@chuck s hi, how you doing?

[@vincentkonie2879]

I hide being a Vietnam vet for a long time. I still cry with the horrible thoughts of that time I spent fighting for my country. I love this country. I was willing to give my life for all americans, I was young then now I am old and I feel the same way. I love my country.

[@CowboyDave139]

Thank you Vincent for what you did to keep us safe. So sorry for what you went through :(

[@robertgreen1188]

THANK YOU SIR KEEP YOU'R HEAD UP HIGH. I KNOW IT WAS HELL THERE YOU DID WHAT YOU HAD TO DO. I THANK YOU AGAIN GOD BLESS YOU.

[@SuperTransam400]

Thanks buddy for what you did--our countrys heroes.

[@thedarci1368]

God Bless you Vincent Konie I salute you and my heart goes out to you.....Thank you for all you have done.....

[@jcbll7233]

God bless you, and thanks for all you have done for our country.

[@morbius109]

I am the son of a Vietnam veteran Marine. He served in the 1/5 in 1968 and 1969. I've nearly come to blows defending him and his service against those who don't understand. He was only 19 when he went to Vietnam, and he saw and was caught in the middle of some horrible, terrifying situations. But I have always been and always will be proud of him. Seeing him earlier in summer of 2016 nearly in tears when we went to see the Moving Wall when it came to town spoke volumes. All Vietnam veterans should be honored and remembered. God bless them.

[@gooeyking]

Next time you see him please tell him a random stranger on youtube thanks him for his service and i hope he is doing well

[@jefferyhopper9005]

Glad to see these guys getting the respect that was long overdue

[@cassieblackwells10atgmaild74]

@Jeffery Hopper hello, how you doing?

[@rondodson5736]

In my last enlistment i had a Sgt Major and a senior sergeant as a boss who had neither served in Vietnam and took a dislike to me as i believe they were jealous of my service and the fact i had been awarded medals in Vietnam.

[@williampierce4513]

@@rondodson5736 Thanks for your service!!!🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@connieblevins]

I want to thank all the veterans! God Bless you for your service and sacrifices God Bless you 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@frankpalmer8153]

These service members from Vietnam are true Hero's and true Patriots in my eyes. Anyone who fights for our country should be honored! As a fellow veteran they have my upmost respect. Welcome home and Thank you for all your service to our Great nation !!!

[@user-82719a]

Thank you for your service Sir.

[@cassieblackwells10atgmaild74]

@Frank Palmer hello, how you doing?

[@wardudemoreno7830]

RIP THE 58.000 WHO never came back

[@FusionTrain]

RIP the 1.5 mil veintam people that got killed by the us

[@wardudemoreno7830]

FusionTrain You MEAN THE COMMUNIST OR THE CIVILQNS THE COMMUNIST KILLED

[@FusionTrain]

WAR DUDE MORENO dude... the us had nothing to do with the war.. they just jumped in and said hey guys fuck you ur gonna die

[@wardudemoreno7830]

+FusionTrain the COMMUNIST DID THE SAME FUCKING THING THEY KILLED 3 MILLION NON COMMUNIST. JUSTIFING THE POT POT GENOCIDE YOU STUPID IDIOT

[@johnmont47]

WAR DUDE MORENO They died for oil!

[@brettfarley7919]

All veterans deserve the respect they deserve. By God whenever I see a veteran, I thank them for their honorable service and I give them something that they should have gotten when they come home... a salute. I'm in Jrotc and we always remember those who fought for us, even in Vietnam. God bless the American Troops and God Bless our Veterans !

[@rondodson5736]

You get it, many do not.

[@Deetroiter]

I remember one time I saw a man wearing a Vietnam Vet hat and I walked up to him, shook his hand, looked him in the eye, and said thank you for your service. He squeezed my hand harder and started to tear up in his eyes. Told me he never got that treatment when he came home long ago and it meant a lot to him.

[@saintmichael6126]

I want to thank every man and woman who served our country in the Vietnam War. Your service will not be forgotten.

[@thirdeyestudios5935]

Amen

[@jbliborio]

Dave, I´m from Brazil and I want to thank you so much for this video and the reconigtion that every veteran of any war deserves. My best Regards.

[@Annarino]

+Jose Liberia Thanks Jose. That's very kind.

[@dand4747]

except isis

[@JB-ue6lf]

Bless you and all like you.

[@sgtwardaddy9889]

Anders You know what's sad though. If the U.S hadn't tried to help the Muslims have a "government", Isis wouldn't exist. We tried to teach them how to have democracy and it split up the Suni and Shite Muslims. So in short, Isis existence is Americas fault. we always step in trying to teach proper government and something fucks up.

[@Anderslaw]

*** Sgt WarDaddy98 *** But I believe that's more down to the US' failure to moderate things after the war, they left the country while the supporters of the fallen governments' supporters took control of the country. I think the US are right in trying to give everyone human rights and democracy no matter where they're born, they just need to dedicate resources for a longer period of time than the war, perhaps a small occupation to ensure the country transitions smoothly.

[@victorjeffers1993]

This American would like to say Thank You each an everyone who served in any capacity for our country ! God Bless each an everyone of you an your family's an to those of the fallen an their families! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸 👍👍

[@cassieblackwells10atgmaild74]

@Victor Jeffers hello, how you doing?

[@victorjeffers1993]

@@cassieblackwells10atgmaild74 Hello Cassie doing ok just working trying to make a living hope you are doing good !

[@cassieblackwells10atgmaild74]

@@victorjeffers1993 alright that's good, I'm doing great. Hope you don't mind knowing each other better

[@victorjeffers1993]

@@cassieblackwells10atgmaild74 Not at all friends is good to have ! Sorry so late getting back to you got off work an went to help a friend with his camper !

[@waynebottomley3078]

From a Canadian vet who was ready to serve in Vietnam thank you guys andWELCOME HOME

[@hacksaw8214]

FROM A MARINE VET THAT WAS IN VIETNAM TWICE. WELCOME HOME BROTHERS!

[@kev6141]

Thank you for your service sir

[@bertharodriguez9170]

In my social studies class, I learned that where they faught was jungle and they had to kill children or old people

[@narrowstone5363]

Theres huh, alot more to it than that. Many didnt want to, some did, some just broke. but theres ALOT that goes into that war.

[@seekerblue447]

I was a kid back then, in the mid - late 60's,,,,,,,,we lived on Clark, dad was 902nd out of Clark,,,,we would wait for him at flight line and see the boys-men come in,,waliking, being carried, some flights had boxes,,and i remember seeing the wounded in the hospital halls at Clark AFB,,,,,,some smiled, some cried and some just looked into nowhere,,,,that conflict alone caused many many to suffer,,some scars you can see and others you can't,,,,,,some took their own lives, others lived out their lives and would never speak of southeast asia,,,,,,,many took their nightmares that tormented them to the grave and many still live with the whole issue everyday,,,,,,,,so in a way it was good that they got a coming home finally,,,,,,,some would appreciate it and some would probably blow it off as an after thought,,,,,it still doesn't make it right how they were treated ,,,,,,,,,,you can't pull a splinter out 40 years later and expect the infection to just go away.............they did what no-one else wanted to do,,,,,,,when others were dodging their chance the vets stood up,,,,i am grateful to all the vets for their service, but, i still ask myself one question,,,,,,,how do you tell those that can't hear "welcome home, job well done"

[@nickschepens7537]

I'm actually crying. God bless America

[@drewcastro7592]

Nick Scheps fuck america

[@jdv5211]

Nick Scheps boii fuck you

[@qazifqanisya8202]

Jose Vega fuck you america stupid coward

[@Ofmemes2018]

god bless america

[@secludedmisanthrope6388]

My father would take me to the VA in Memphis, TN with him when I was a kid and I would sit for hours and listen to stories about Korea and Vietnam from all kinds of veterans that were there for all kinds of reasons. Many of the stories were nightmare fuel because my father told them to be honest, not to sugar coat it and they didn't, but I knew after meeting and talking to those people that I had to become one of them and when I graduated from Marine Corps boot camp in the beginning of 2002 my father recorded the ceremony and took it back to the VA to show it off.

[@David-rz9yk]

Welcome to the ranks soldier

[@tednash7210]

Gentlemen, a heartfelt salute from a veteran in the UK. God bless each and every one of you.

[@jacobstorch5893]

all vets deserve respect for what they have done to defend their country

[@Hmmmmzzz]

+Jacob Storch So fighting a unjust war and Killing over a million vietnamese, for no no fucking reason, Is worth celebrating the murderers who did it. Makes sense. Let's celebrate the Nazi troops as well then.

[@jacobstorch5893]

dont know why you had to be so hostilie about it hmmmmzzz

[@TooCooFoYou]

+Hmmmmzzz Yeah, I'm sure it would've worked to have a cup a tea with a Vietnamese who was trained to hate and kill Americans and Capitalists (most likely you'll fall into either columns) while holding an AK-47 on his hand.

[@luisfranisawesome1016]

Sỹ Nguyễn I'm actually not american I just happen to have known about the war

[@luisfranisawesome1016]

Sỹ Nguyễn and addition to that war causes pain and suffering instead of solving anything

[@kathleenohanlon5430]

My husband served two tours in Viet Nam, included was the. TET Offensive. He and ALL his Viet Nam friends had to put up with a lot of crap from brain dead Libberals who called them baby killers. Then he held my hand and comforted me when OUR Four sons joined the US Army. Iraq, Bosnia, Afghanistan were served by OUR sons. OUR youngest was wounded in Afghanistan. ALL four sons are very successful and gave US ten wonderful grandchildren!

[@badmanskill1112]

Kathleen OHanlon And you are proud of this? But you do know those wars were all fought for the elite to get rich not to protect us?

[@antaris6493]

Kathleen OHanlon I thank pretty much your entire family for their service

[@claytonschlosser5137]

So many capital words. Btw God Bless Ms. Kathleen that was beautiful.

[@pmolqrcd3370]

You should be very proud, but also very grateful that they all are okay. And now you should anticipate the day your grandchildren want to go and serve. I'm from the UK but I agree more with your way of life than ours. You have my respect.

[@jayminer9416]

Thank your husband and sons, the courage it takes to serve will only be understood by those that HAVE served. I did, as have many in my family before me, and since my Service ended in 04. U.S. ARMY 97-99, National Guard 99-02.

[@jamesdick2580]

RIP all my Brothers who didnt come home from Vietnam. i salute each and every one who served there. US Army, 2005 - 2009 medically retired.

[@liamhopper272]

KZbin: yeah it’s been in 10 years, let’s recommend it.

[@thewhitecat6743]

It's like a fine wine

[@PugnaciousProductions]

This is one of those rare times that it needed to be recommended later, the world needed to see this. Like The White Cat said, "It's like a fine wine."

[@SuperDemon1973]

youtube / twitter / facebook all censored ran by far left twats as is all social media

[@tobiasgilman4909]

I'm glad they did. Thank you

[@cyclinggirl3212]

Who cares it's 10 years. The war was over 50 years ago. So show some damned respect this isn't no crappy music video you're joking about.

[@thinhh246]

I'm Vietnamese and thanks you so much for helping our country. I used to live in Vietnam but now I'm living in Boston. U.S.A

[@Ofmemes2018]

HiThere just fuck you and go back to you communist country PIG!

[@remorse5917]

Franck Assi Says the guy with the video "Super cat Mario xD", honestly.

[@solarnaut]

HiThere good on you ... "might as well enjoy the ride..." everyone is a casualty of their times heroes; perpetrators; and, victims destine to an eternity churning in humanity's vortex of life's flotsam and jetsam .

[@benendesc3931]

HiThere they did nothing but kill your children, burn your villages , and use your land for chemical weapons tests

[@flavius3896]

HiThere, glad you made it here.

[@Andy-im3kj]

As much as I hated those God forsaken places I've been to in the military, I will always love the guys I served with.

[@oldnavydog8412]

Milan FU assbag towel wearing dog. swine Is way to good for dogs like you...

[@Andy-im3kj]

Yeah that's why the only thing you're good at is talking shit, and that's a productive part of your life.

[@n.i.t.f919]

Milan we did not lose the war noone won even when we left the NVA and SVA were still fighting

[@GastonBoucher]

58 000+ US lives lost, around 1 000 000 NVA lives lost, so don't say the americans weren't effective.

[@RetroFiles]

Couldnt Beat? HA HA Denial Milan. It was possible for The United States to win the War However doing so could of sparked WW3 since China also Helped North Vietnam. The United States did not bomb Supply lines nor bomb Aircraft bases or even bring Heavily armored tanks into the Region, Why? Because it would Escalate the war into a Bigger War and Eventually something Unprecedented.

[@Silversmoke1000]

My brother died 45 years ago yesterday. I was going thru Vietnam vets tributes and found this. He, too, was spit on in San Francisco when he came home on leave. From there forward if he came home on leave he would change out of his uniform in the lavatory of the airplane. This video made me bawl, not just cry. I always thank every vet I see but particularly my Vietnam vets. Thank to each and every one of you from the bottom of my heart. Your sacrifice did not go unnoticed.

[@jonalarcon8564]

Thank all you brave soldiers who were in that war you all gave so much.

[@ericthompson514]

I would like to thank my grandpa for fighting in the veitnam war I was lucky that he came back and today I still get to spend time with him I'm sorry for all of the people with family members who died at war but remember they died for you

[@yaboii3540]

Dylan Montez May god blees him.

[@samuelcorneaumeyer1980]

Eric Thompson my dad was a baby of the vietnam war he was abandoned

[@frankierosado9709]

Eric Thompson , Please give your Grandpa a Big Hug from me. God Bless him and all Men and Woman who served, and are presently serving this great Country. Ours

[@cassieblackwells10atgmaild74]

@Eric Thompson hi, how you doing?

[@aristesdrivers]

As a Hungarian I respect these vets so much as they stick together ❤️USA

[@soulkiss31]

Bless you! A lot of people hate us but we only do what our government orders us to do.

[@jog5341]

Every person who serves deserves our Thanks and our Respect. Welcome Home Vets, and Thank You for serving your country with courage and honor.

[@mcfrogget1239]

My grandpa has ptsd to this day because ehe was drafted into veatnam, hw was almost sniped in the head multiple times, when he came home they he was treated horribly, even by his own sister, who burned his veatnam hat, I respect each and every veteran , many other countries respect you for helping them, thank you for your service🙏

[@lewiemcneely9143]

We were kids. We went because we thought it was the right thing to do or didn't have any choice. We did what we were told. We didn't like it but we did it. I've got a Nam vet cap. I don't wear it. I wear POW/MIA stuff. I'm not proud of the war or the people that send other people to do their fighting for them. I'm proud of the people that have enough guts to go. You never forget how it was and you'll never believe how it was if you weren't there. Try it. You won't like it either. Then judge us. Then.

[@gagemullis8134]

Lewie McNeely thank you for your service sir,I salute you

[@lewiemcneely9143]

Gage Mullis Thanks Gage but it was till a crock. Nothing will ever change that except when all of us die off and the memories fade.

[@n.i.t.f919]

Lewie McNeely were u Marines I'm a future Marine here SEMPER FI

[@lewiemcneely9143]

PINKY Zz No, nothing special. Just a G.I.

[@billd6257]

No need to thank me. I went freely, I served, I did what was expected of me. I was spat at, cursed at and harassed to tears. I was only a man who became a soldier. I was a field medical specialist who stopped the bleeding. I did what was expected of me. I would freely do it again. BOYCOTT NIKE !!!!

[@WaywardWaggs]

Thank you for your service and welcome home. Hope you have a great upcoming veteran's day. I am a retired Army Medic as well. Best job in the Army.

[@billd6257]

@@WaywardWaggs I appreciate you kind comments and also thanks for your service as an Army Medic. Although I was trained for Vietnam, I found myself in Regensburg Germany 1967/68 where I was attached to H.A.W.K. missile as a Field Medical Specialist. My duty was the greatest imaginable. Coming home at that time was the same as it was for those coming from Nam. Total disrespect from the cowards who refused to serve. I remember being called a "baby killer"! For God's sake, I was a healer! I would love to have done more! I SALUTE EVERYONE WHO EVER WORE THE UNIFORM !! AMEN !!

[@WaywardWaggs]

❤

[@aprill4019]

The world needs more people like you🙏

[@tonytigner929]

Thank you for your service sir

[@austinnherrera6272]

3 of my grandparents served in Vietnam. I couldn’t be more proud of them.

[@rithvikmuthyalapati9754]

You have 3 grandpas? How is that possible?

[@MegaShrek22]

@@rithvikmuthyalapati9754 I believe WAKES who served aboard ships stationed in the Gulf of Tonkin would have been eligible for the Vietnam service medal. I'm sure there are other ways, but this is an example

[@CLARAWILMARTH]

When I came back from Vietnam, I took my uniform, medals, and started at the front of Huntington Beach, California, and Kicked into the ocean, wasn't proud I did that but proud I went there, Vietnam Vet

[@cassieblackwells10atgmaild74]

@john stern hi, how you doing?

[@lonmcq7317]

A touching tribute...My Dad is also a Vietnam vet...

[@Brantley169]

When I was in Vietnam in 1967 I didn't dream things would play out like the way they have. I felt the rejection at first and was saddened by it But in the last few years we have been looked upon in a different light. What amazed me was the construction of the Vietnam memorial.

[@jackfontenot809]

Jerry Giddens thank you for your service

[@cassieblackwells10atgmaild74]

@Jerry Giddens hi, how you doing?

[@dawnhaller38]

THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE,WE LOVE YOU AND HONOR YOU.WE SALUTE YOU.WE ARE GREATFUL AND GOD BLESS YOU.

[@bbrockRailFan]

God Bless you men!!! This country has no idea how much they owe you. You will not be forgotten. I am 55 years old and allot of people my age didnt grow up with a Dad. I have so much respect for you men.

[@Lordgasmaskius]

Most will never see this but thanks to all who serve and served their country.

[@carllyoungblood40]

Thank you men for you sacrifice and service

[@gaian2000]

I am glad my fellow Vietnam veterans got this homecoming. I served in combat with the 9th Infantry Division (Mobile Riverine Force) during 1968-69. I was wounded on 8/18/1968 when my platoon was wiped out. Coming home in early June, 1969 from Oakland, CA to Nashville, TN, I was in uniform and treated with respect. I am sad that many had a terrible arrival in the USA. Those protesting the war were NOT against me. Please read the "Pentagon Papers." Daniel Ellsberg released them but they were written by the people who sent us to fight, knowing this was a war which could never be won. I reserve my lingering negative feelings for them, not the people who protested the war. Welcome home my brothers.

[@TH3PLA1NP1L0T]

These weren’t veterans... they were THE veterans of the Vietnam War... They have seen it all folks...

[@amandabartkoski2397]

That's truly great. My Dad served in Vietnam. He was a Marine. Sadly he died when I was just 14 yrs old due to his exposure to Agent Orange.That video would have brought him a lot of peace, if he were here to see it.

[@1990hondarc30]

Amanda Bartkoski I'm there with you, mine took himself out in 92. I was 20. Semper Fi

[@amandabartkoski2397]

I'm sorry for your loss. It's hard when you have a Dad that served in Vietnam or any war. A lot of people just don't understand what we see our Dad's go through and how much pain we go through watching them struggle. Thank you.

[@robertelee6712]

Amanda Bartkoski My dad also was a Marine and caught Agent Orange in Vietnam. He died when I was 20 years old. I watched him fall apart from this horrible disease that the VA denied he had. They sent me a letter 6 months after he died to tell me that is what killed him. They didn't help pay for the funeral and they didn't show up for his funeral. I hope you and your dad didn't have to go through the same horrible events my family went through. I have always wondered if their was others that had the same experiences that I have experienced.

[@amandabartkoski2397]

Robert, my Dad died of a brain hemorrhage, after a year long fight with leukemia. At the time of his death the government didn't acknowledge that his exposure to Agent Orange caused his death. I believe it did. I have some health issues that I'm sure are caused from my father's exposure. I'm a single mom and worry about my son having health issues from Agent Orange. This is something very close to my heart. My Dad served his time at Khe Sanh. Where was your Dad during the war? I like talking to kids of Vets,helps me know I'm not alone and you are not alone. Hope that makes sense😃

[@amandabartkoski2397]

Robert, you are not alone. Be the man your father would of wanted you to be. I work as a in home care giver. This last two weeks have been very hard on me. I've lost two people. still grieving, but I'll go tomorrow and take care of the ones I still have. Something my Dad always told me from when I was little is "you have heart" he said that's what he learned in the Marines. So no doubt you have heart too. Hold your head up high and be proud. it's hard sometimes, I know,but do or die. I'll be thinking of you. Hope to here from you soon.

[@emmataylor5220]

We watched this in class today and I'm crying now. So touching.

[@jozezofilho1]

I`m from Brazil! An Honor to be able to congratulate them! Heroes, thanks!

[@julesmiles6548]

Thank each and every one of you for your service, from across the pond

[@dylanleyvas4951]

I'm tearing up those guys deserve it so much

[@jamesscott7944]

Best regards to all veterans both men and women.

[@bobbyking4766]

Thank you for your service & sacrifice during the Vietnam war. I was only 10 when US pulled out of South Vietnam in 1975. Whatever the outcome the world wants to conclude in the Vietnam war, you stopped the spread of communism. Again, we are all grateful for your sacrifice. You are never forgotten, and God has not either. God bless you.

[@PeterRealDeal]

Our older brother proudly served in the U.S. Army Pleiku, S.Viet Nam '68-'69. 2 Armored Div Hell on Wheels. He is resting @ Chattanooga National cemetary. THANX to All who served our country.

[@cassieblackwells10atgmaild74]

@PeterRealDeal hi, how you doing?

[@sherrysutherland2252]

Our returned veterans in new Zealand were not well treated either. Why do people blame the soldiers. They did what all good soldiers do they obeyed orders. You are all noble and honorable soldiers. Those that didn't come home alive R.I.P Thank you all

[@marcdemmon3020]

REMBER THE OTHERS RED CROSS DOCTERS WITH OUT BORDERS CHAPLINS MANY VUOLENTERSS DIED TOO

[@sonofizzy]

So sorry for your loss. May God Bless his soul.

[@canadianplayer9742]

Marc Demmon That has nothing to do with what we are talking about, Yeah we are also very sad for those doctors

[@larryburton9369]

To all veterans who served our country no matter what war is was God Bless 🙏 to all and there families 😊❤

[@VerbalVantage]

Respect to Vietnam veterans. Thank you for your service and welcome home.

[@billturner7363]

Same thing happened to Australian Vietnam’s Veterans, they weren’t welcomed home until 1987

[@obuohsokadbatuh1831]

In my country no one dare to spit on someone. If you do that either you will be bashed up on the spot.

[@cassieblackwells10atgmaild74]

@Bill Turner hello, how you doing?

[@richardturner6981]

@ Bill Turner: Hello Bill, i always wondered how the Australian Vietnam Veterans were treated when they returned home. You guys got the same treatment. I didn't know that. I took my R& R in Sydney and i must say that the Australian people are wonderful people. I had a great time in Sydney and i would love to go back again someday, but I'm 72 now and i don't have the money to go back again. I want to thank all the Australian people for giving me such a great time.

[@joelspringman7748]

Thank you guys for serving! Most Americans aren't even aware of your sacrifices, to fight in this crazy war. Cheers! God bless you!!!

[@Sarbet888]

The anger at the time directed at the wrong people, the child killers were the politician who sent young Americans to fight in Vietnam. I thank all Vietnam vets for your service!

[@josephbuckley5961]

Donald Trump hippies is what made the world wrong fact

[@geoffreyjones2000]

media...first televised war.

[@Arclightraid]

Amen to that one brother!

[@roblowe8295]

Joseph Buckley haha In what world is Donald trump a hippie

[@declanfoley7562]

Mi lai n more was what lead to such hatred at the time I think too

[@tinavalentin2252]

I don’t remember much about the Vietnam War except for how our troops were treated when they came home & my Mama sitting in front of the tv every day crying because a lot of her friends were over there. And right there & then I decided that I would thank each & every Soldier that I seen for their service & sacrifices for my freedom. Since the age of 7 I am not going to try to tell how many I have welcomed home as I’ve been doing that for 50 years now. I have had the honor of welcoming home some of our Vietnam Veterans home. I’ll never forget my 1st one home, I went to make a payment for my niece in Kingsland, Ga. & as I was leaving a truck was pulling in. It was an older gentleman & he had a Vietnam Veteran sticker in his back glass. I threw my car into reverse. I parked my car & waited for him to get out of his truck, I walked up to him & said “ Excuse me as I extended my hand & said I just wanted to tell you thank you for my freedom & welcome home” He started crying & I did too as I wrapped my arms around him & it was one of those hugs you feel deep down in your soul & he said “ Thank you so very much, you are the only person that has ever told me that” & I absolutely lost it. I love you all & I say with so much love & gratitude THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE & SACRIFICES THAT YOU HAVE MADE FOR ME & MY FAMILY. GOD BLESS YOU ALL 🙏🇺🇸❤️🙏🇺🇸🤍🙏🇺🇸💙🙏

[@rickowens989]

I love each and every one of the Vets what took them so long to say thank you, I remember watching aircraft carriers coming home, it was the Nimitz this day, I was standing on the Chesapeake Bay Bridge tunnel they where in route to Norfolk Naval ship yard, in my own way was there to greet them not to spit on them or call them baby killers I was on their side

[@mexicanpower4632]

i have much respect for these troops

[@Crochetandcriminology]

+Andy Rothaar Most of the men sent to fight in Vietnam had no choice. They were sent to do a job that you and I can't even fathom having to do. These men have seen things and been through things none of us can even begin to imagine. They deserve respect.

[@nathanking7048]

Andy Rothaar first off, rapers is not a word. Educate yourself before insulting those who risked their lives. Second, what the fuck are you talking about?

[@AK-xi9fp]

Andy Rothaar what do you do? Oh yeah write in a little keyboard because you are too scared to actually do something

[@littlegreenhelmetboi4148]

Andy Rothaar you hate the war but aren't American why should you care those men fought and served with honor you probably never even thought of the military in other than a game or the news

[@shanea595]

I'm also one as well.. Vietnam Vets get anything they want for life... My Dad. was one as well... Untold stories of the Bull shit they put up with.

[@Toolaholic7]

One of my dad's customer is a Vietnam War vet,he gets a check every month from the VA now.Was exposed to the agent orange and got prostate cancer from it a few years ago.His was caught in time.I heard the stories of them being spit on,things thrown at them and called baby killers a lot.I know the hate of Jane Fonda still comes up whom was called Hanoi Jane a lot

[@yinnetteolivo]

Welcome home and thank you for your service. ♥ When you see a Vietnam Veteran, welcome them home. Always.

[@lesliemackay7853]

I'm the first thoroughbred civilian in My Family. A Teenager when Vietnam finished. My Mates did The Falklands. I welcomed Them All back on Camp. I still hold all the politicians, through all wars in absolute contempt, with exceptionally few exceptions. The Veterans, without exception, all with The Highest Regard!

[@1776adb]

Served in Cu Chi 1966-67. Bless all my brothers and welcome home. For all those who didn’t return I’ll see you in heaven for you’ve served your time in hell.

[@warrenchambers4819]

Pop was in the 196th L.I.B Chu Lai 68-69. Welcome home brother.

[@NewYawkahBroad]

Thank you for your service to our country!

[@evahale9563]

you're words make me cry for the fallen and for those with PTSD

[@psychwardpussyeater]

@Toori Baba Shut the fuck up, ignorant trashbag. Most men were forced into the Vietnam War, either dying or becoming mortally wounded and getting spit on the streets, forever remembering the horrors in Vietnam. Stop generalizing all Americans who fought in Vietnam.

[@callmecobra8658]

@Toori Baba I want you to realize that they were following orders they didn't want to kill some of them liked killing but the rest are good and great people and if you call him a baby killer I will fight you on sight

[@anotheramerican6322]

I think we as Americans, should respect are soldiers, not gust veatnam but every war that we have ever fought. Thanks to all the vets that have ever served 🇺🇸

[@endergps1546]

Poopaka you really need to fix your grammar I’m not one of those annoying grammar nazis but you seriously need to fix your grammar and spelling

[@dripeggman9476]

@@endergps1546 That is a good example of American lol

[@jakartagamer6188]

@@endergps1546 well, he didn't do it right but it has a meaning alright

[@gubadagoober]

Im cuban...

[@johnnguyentan2503]

Much thanks, love, respect and prayers for all those who honorably served to help establish a free Republic of South Vietnam. I am a first generation Vietnamese/American who came to the United States of America in 1964. Your sacrifice was not in vain so long as there is even one person who truly longs for freedom. God bless and keep you all.

[@kevinbelcher557]

This got me teary eyed. OIF II Army Combat Medic vet here and I always felt guilt at how well I or we were and are currently received by everyone. I have the upmost respect for Vietnam Vets. We had it a lot easier than you all in pre Gulf wars. You veterans are my hero's. Thank you all for your sacrifices and service.

[@freeamericanbadass8121]

I've had my grandfathers friend killed in Vietnam, and I would like to say to those fallen soldiers, thank you, and to all the veterans from Vietnam that came home, and had to deal with those disrespectful people against the war and against you, deserves to rot in hell, thank you for your bravery and sacrifice of the Vietnam veterans🇺🇸

[@iPolitely]

uncle bob PTSD that's why bro. US government is failing its troops and not treating them correctly after they come home

[@donclark4685]

1967 and 1968. I Love You Brothers and I never will forget.

[@cassieblackwells10atgmaild74]

@Don Clark hi, how you doing?

[@MrCaptainGhast]

God bless my country and this amazing people

[@Ks-zv6js]

These men are hero’s they should have been treated that way

[@gabbygustafsen8762]

♡ THANK YOU VIETNAM VETS FOR YOUR HONORABLE SERVICE YOU ARE NOT FORGOTTEN WELCOME HOME HUGS I LOVE YOU ALL SO VERY MUCH MAY THE LORD JESUS BRING YOU MANY BLESSINGS PEACE & COMFORT ♡

[@henrybittle5234]

I'm sorry for how some people treated you vets. I love you and I'm proud of you I'm a vet also. Younger then you. Thank you so much for all your pain, God be with touch always

[@baronedipiemonte3990]

To any Vietnam veteran who may happen to read this... I wasn't even a teenager when you guys returned home. But I remember my late father, a WW2 veteran becoming disturbed at hearing how you were treated on returning home. Ours is a family with over two hundred years of voluntary military service in America and Europe. I'm a veteran now and when I'm asked why I served, I reply that I served for those who came before me, for those who served with me, and for those who would serve after me. You have my apologies for the way you were mistreated, and my gratitude for having served. God Bless each and every one of you ! Virtual Salute !

[@ottovonaaron3732]

May god bless all the men who served our great nation

[@octaviolove]

what is so great about it. It could be great for sure but it isnt!

[@terrybardy2923]

Thank you Mr. Dave Annarino! As a daughter of a Air Force Vietnam vet, you nailed it right on the head and God Bless you!

[@cassieblackwells10atgmaild74]

@Terry Bardy hi, how you doing?

[@marcusdupuy7505]

They aren't even concerned about themselves... their only problem was the worry for those who didn't make it back. I feel so sorry for them

[@julioaranton461]

My Generation, welcome home indeed; young men who gave it all for their Country and are now finally being forever acknowledged here and forever by Creator in giving you all the Love & Peace we all seek for He will never forget...

[@IreneMy]

Profound respect and gratitude to all the Veterans, past and present for their sacrifices so others might enjoy their freedom. Amen

[@joshtafili7598]

thank you from the bottom of my heart ❤️