Vietnam War, the Last Secrets

Forty years after the end of the conflict, unexploded bombs, secret tunnels and other vestiges of the long combat still exist in Vietnam.
Directors: Guilain Depardieu, Timothée Janssen

[@ronbentley5489]

I served as a Marine infantry in Vietnam in 68-69.....Vietnam is a beautiful country and green as it can be...the people are very hard working in an agricultural society...they live in hooches with many generations in the same home ....they put a great emphasis on age and experience in life so the elderly are looked upon as resources and they are listened to for their resolution too problems that all farmers have worldwide....they are a tough people because they have been invaded and reinvaded for a couple hundred years...China,French,Japanese and the American have at one time or other been occupied Vietnam....they have kept their identity and now are now the fastest growing country in Asia.....wishing them success in their emerging as a nation....how can you you beat a people that refuse to be beaten

[@hailinhnguyen2647]

Tôn trọng ông từ VN.

[@user-jt8pw4rd5i]

You bad man😢😢😢

[@chandlerstepina3947]

Thank you for your service sir!

[@mikepi660]

THEY lost, have no FREEDOM,, they lost my friend,,,, Controlled animals now is all,,,

[@abramweston9873]

Thank you for your service. It’s one of the only place America has occupied you can still vacation as an American and not only be safe but be treated amazing. They’re friendly but fierce ppl.

[@AraphAt191]

I visited Ho Chi Min City (Saigon ) and nearly drop a tear when I was in the war museum.. I have a huge respect for Vietnamese people.. The resilience is unmatched!!!!!

[@AraphAt191]

@@user-hb2dv4ve6q yeah, traitors to the nation.. I know it's not the right method but unfortunately this is the world we live in .

[@indiosveritas]

Did you visit any Vietnam vet hospital in America ? Thought not .

[@AraphAt191]

@@indiosveritas you r too emotional talking this shit to me... I don't care about any imperialist nations..

[@Zov631]

@@user-hb2dv4ve6qthe museum has zero propaganda just purely portraits how terrible the war is.

[@MeetJohnnyNg]

@@user-hb2dv4ve6qthey don’t show the atrocities done by North Vietnam Communist regime in the north and the Viet Cong in the south. Look up Hue massacre 1968, and Land Reform 1954 in north Vietnam more than 170800 people killed.

[@BILLIONS_RESPECT990]

Love Vietnam from India. 🇮🇳❤❤🇲🇦

[@dulichvlogs]

hi, i am Vietnamese, i love all people on the world

[@Crunt2167]

😎👍

[@gregparrott]

Respect from a U.S. citizen who was never in the military. I watched this to gain a better understanding. P.S. I am now retired, but my boss for over a decade fled Vietnam as a child around 1972. He is very smart, kind and disciplined. His father was in the south Vietnamese military.

[@user-gb2qo4my8y]

Yes bro your ppl were very nice an new ow to fight❤❤

[@pistol0grip0pump]

Much love from the UK Brother ✌

[@nigeh5326]

If we all loved each other instead of trying to hurt each other the world could be a much better place. 🇬🇧

[@shotty2164]

My uncle volunteer for the Marine Corps in 1966. He was hit by shrapnel from a mine and was left a paraplegic until he died in 2023. He lost the use of both legs, his right arm, and suffered an anoxic brain injury from dying several times on the operating table and his brain not getting enough oxygen. This war was totally pointless. And people still suffer from it to this day. Our government should be ashamed.

[@adrianh332]

I agree100% normally I would hesitate to say a war was pointless because it feels kind of like I'm disparaging the fighting soldiers sacrifices but this was a pointless war and 58000+ Americans died for no good reason. The Vietnam war is the polar opposite of WW2.

[@chitaole8331]

Các bạn là những người thông thái và yêu chuộng hòa bình. Mến chào từ Việt Nam.

[@user-sp4gy7ko5l]

And the people that voted for said government.

[@user-sp4gy7ko5l]

@@chitaole8331 Họ đã có chiến tranh trong 92% thời gian họ là một quốc gia. Yêu hòa bình?

[@mathiasniemeier4359]

Vietnam, never did 1 thing to the UNITED STATES. SO DISGUSTING THIS AND ALL. THE WORST CONTROL OVER A COUNTRY WAS ROME TAKING OVER OVER JUDAH AND KILLING: JESUS: ...THAT DAY SHOULD HAVE BEEN THE LAST CONTROL, BUT BECAUSE PEOPLE DON'T TRUST JESUS, TODAY...WAR AND KILLING WILL CONTINUE.

[@ludekspurny5553]

Vietnamese are absolutely unbelievable strong people. And very dirigent. My big respect to them.

[@nigeh5326]

The Vietnamese had been fighting invaders for a thousand years by the Vietnam War. They had fought the Chinese, the French, the Japanese and others before they fought the Americans.

[@jy9291]

Dirigent, indeed!

[@ludekspurny5553]

@@jy9291 diligent, of course😁

[@Hey_you_______x]

​@jy9291 dirigent, wise, and rucky.

[@zcam1969]

too bad they didn't respect American values .

[@LVR9]

Much respect for Vietnamese from Iraq 🇮🇶

[@oopj1916]

người Việt Nam còn món nợ ân tình với cố tổng thống Saddam Hussein và người dân Iraq

[@andrewlorenz3139]

I am from the UK. I have had the pleasure of visiting Vietnam on a number of occasions. One of our guides told us that he took a group of US veterans back to an area where they fought. They fell into conversation with some locals through him. It came about that they had been on opposite sides during one particular battle on a certain date. Amazing coincidence perhaps to just come across each other on the day they visited? A mutually respectable conversation took place, soldiers thrown into conflict, sharing their experiences. My wife and I love the country and the people.

[@ronbentley5489]

The fortitude of the Vietnamese was amazing....they shot at us when ever they got an escape route stirred u OK the honest without getting stung....they were building booby traps and making the components out of what ever they found...they are amazing and deserve to run their country in the manner they choose....we referred to them as Mr VC and Mr NVA as a sign of respect for their fighting prowess. .I think about if America was occupied we would be getting in our share of jabs

[@johncezar350]

look up mr john stryker meyer i think that may be the one your talking about theres a video of his meeting with vietnamese commander on the very scene of where they faced in battle near the borders of laos ,they guy was like i remember you u shot me and laughed it off together like gentlemen the verbal stories are insane both sides these guys are legends of their time still going out there reminisce reconcile together and trying to find what happened to the fallen mia trying to bring them home

[@andrewlorenz3139]

@@johncezar350 Thanks, I will have a look at that. Have a good day.

[@codkiller4423]

Ur country is evil

[@zzigg3343]

❤

[@1954JOED]

An agricultural chemical company based in New Plymouth North Island of New Zealand on the west coast of New Zealand produced Agent Orange for the US Government. The company also dumped lots of 44 gallon drums of the chemical in and around New Plymouth. The family that owned that company are totally responsible for the environmental impact on Vietnam but also the birth of vietnamese children without arms legs and so on. Crimes of humanity of the worst kind. I have been to Vietnam and witnessed myself the devastation of the environment where Agent Orange was dropped nothing grows there anymore. I have seen adults without limbs and young children that are still affected by Agent Orange.

[@KAMNA_Muriuki]

Genocide and crimes against humanity were committed and all protagonist including politicians, commanders and soldiers are all responsible for all the crimes committed individually.

[@pietroincerti]

🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲👎👎👎👎👎👎👎☠️☠️☠️☠️☠️☠️☠️

[@arulelisa]

What about the person who used , why won't people blame USA for such atrocities

[@LightOfAllMankind]

My wife is Vietnamese-American. Her parents lived through the war, came to America. She’s tough as nails. They’re absolutely nuts, in a good way. Nobody will understand these people’s durability until you meet them and live with them up close. ❤️

[@NhungNguyen-zy7ec]

😂Califonia đúng không😂Họ làm đéo gì phải dân Việt Nam tôi, làm ơn về nhà bạn hỏi vợ bạn có Thiếu nước không nhé

[@HoangLe-ht5fo]

Yup, sound like normal Vietnamese family.😂❤🎉 They're all nuts. ❤❤😂 Unstoppable people

[@user-kj6kz3hi4x]

I believe that. God bless you all❤❤❤

[@bwise55]

I married my best friend of over 30years and she’s Vietnamese, I love how loyal their family is, they look out for each no matter what…it’s been an amazing experience getting to know her massive family members and to hear all of their courageous stories about experiences from fleeing Vietnam to getting robbed by Thai pirates to living on Bidong Island .. By January 1979, there were 40,000 Vietnamese on the island and by June 1979 it was said to be the most densely populated place on earth with about 40,000 refugees crowded into a flat area hardly larger than a football field.

[@col.greasebagmcqueen9933]

My first longtime GF was Vietnamese. Her and her brother were the first generation born in The US. They were amazing people and treated me very well even though I'm white. I had a rough homelife and lived with her and her family for a few years. Her mom would wake up at 5AM to cook me breakfast before work even after working in their restaurant until 12 or 1 in the morning. Super hard working people and very loyal. I hope they're doing well.

[@northeastrailway.]

What makes a nation unstoppable is its people being United. They would've never gave up, they would've fought to the last.

[@markc532]

Actually this isn't the case, this WAS an invasion of the south by the north to impose communism on them. The VC were a minority and couldn't win. It was Russia, China and North Vietnam that ultimately beat the south.

[@zcam1969]

tell that to Japan in WW2 .they gave up .

[@Forcefed777]

I'm Gen X but my father fought in Vietnam and me growing up he never spoke a word about it. He spent the rest of his life as a working , reserved , quiet alcoholic that rarely would smile or chuckle. I believe this was caused by his time in the war and how he lived with it until passing away at age 59. The ironic thing is many of my friends happen to be Vietnamese both in the States and online still in Vietnam, so I found this documentary to be quite interesting.

[@benimadhavmohanty7426]

95 not 59 please correct

[@Endidixknsej]

@@benimadhavmohanty7426how tf do you know

[@oz_medias]

@@benimadhavmohanty7426 Correct your math? If he was 19 in 1959, and passed away in 1999 he would have been 59 when he passed. Point is, you have no idea when he entered the war, what age he was, nor do you know what year he passed away, you just assume he passed recently. Please correct

[@Endidixknsej]

@@CRAIG5835 shut it Fanny you could never even comprehend what they went through you think speaking to someone in person is a difficult task 🤣🤣🤡

[@TomRiddle-ww5on]

Shut up if you don't know what your talking about ​@@benimadhavmohanty7426

[@HeryantoDT-sv1vs]

Love Vietnam from Indonesian 🇮🇩❤️🇻🇳

[@mathewsimamora]

Sama bre

[@aarmidah4264]

250rb pengungsi Vietnam ditampung di P. Galang/Kepri Indonesia yg dibiayai olh PBB/UNHCR selama lbh krg 20th..dan banyak anak2 Vietnam yg lahir di camp pengungsian yg fasih berbahasa Indonesia stlh dewasa, bhkan sampai pulang kembali kenegrinya pd th 1996-1997..dan bnyk jg wanitanya yg dinikahi olh oknum2 aparat yg bertugas menjaga lokasi pengungsian trsbut, jodoh yg kuasa menentukan..asam dilaut garam digunung bertemu di penggorengan 🤣🤣🤣.. tp stlah perekonomian/infrastruktur pembangunan Vietnam mulai maju para nelayannya banyak yg nyolong ikan di perairan Indonesia dilaut Natuna..bahkan tak segan2 mengusir dan mengintimidasi melawan nelayan2 pribumi Natuna, karena nelayan2 Vietnam kapal ikan nya sdh canggih dibanding kapal nelayan penduduk pribumi/Natuna, bhkan mereka dilengkapi senjata api utk menakut2 nelayan pribumi/Natuna..Nelayan Vietnam tak tau di untung, karena mungkin mereka tak tau sejarah..bagaimana pmrintahan Indonesia pernah berbuat bg warga negara nya pd saat mjadi pelarian diwaktu perang saudara antara Vietnam Utara dan Vietnam Selatan..🤔🙄

[@neliaachero2355]

I'm watching here from san pedro, laguna, philippines. I know that the indonesians, filipinos, and vietnamese are look alike, because indonesians, filipinos, and vietnamese are southeast asians. I know that the indonesians, filipinos, and vietnamese are look alike, because indonesia, philippines, and vietnam are neighboring countries.

[@HellGate990]

I am from the country of Algeria 🇩🇿 North Africa We salute and appreciate the resistant and brave Vietnamese people Our circumstances are similar My country Algeria faced the French occupation 🇲🇫 The French attacked us in the year 1830 and occupied our country in 130 A year until 1962 when the barbaric occupation withdrew They killed many of my people about 6 million Algerian people and they conducted nuclear tests in the Algerian desert where many Algerians were afflicted with cancer and deformities But the Algerian people despite the few weapons they possessed resisted the French bravely and killed many of their soldiers just as happened in Vietnam

[@DinoMan_6]

It’s always the French…

[@oopj1916]

@@DinoMan_6 có thể bạn không biết nhưng phần lớn thu nhập của nước pháp đến từ đóng góp của các nước thuộc địa , đến tận bây giờ vẫn là như vậy dù cho nhiều nước bắc phi đã được độc lập. cái gọi là chính quyền dân chủ ở đó do pháp bí mật cài người và kí điều lệ cho phép họ độc lập nhưng phải bán tài nguyên và cống nạp tài sản hàng năm cho nước pháp . đó cũng là lí do pháp luôn hỗ trợ ukraine đánh Nga vì nước Nga hỗ trợ lật đổ chính phủ do pháp lập nên ở các nước thuộc địa bắc phi. các bạn có thể tìm hiểu về những nhà chính trị đó giàu có muôn đời nhưng người dân thì nghèo đói

[@ratter531]

Coming back from Viet Nam was hell here in our country, I am an old man now at age 72, but the hell of Viet Nam never leaves my mind.. The hell and nightmares of that wasted war never goes away, from us vets. To all my BROTHERS OUT THERE..I LOVE YOU ALL SO MUCH.

[@SuperUAP]

Yeah, my father was a tunnel rat the war really messed that man up.

[@snowroaches]

Welcome home.

[@TheBmco99]

I’m 69 I wanted to go enjoying, but my dad wouldn’t let me I wasn’t doing good in school didn’t like school whatsoever. I ended up getting in lots of trouble. I wish he would’ve let me go ahead and get in there live or die. It’s what I wanted to do stages in life and doing good now, don’t anything to have a house and worth over $1 million at one time my wife got sick ovarian cancer drugged down to where we have nothing

[@hawkeyebirdman]

Welcome home.

[@ratter531]

@@hawkeyebirdman Thank You Brother.

[@garyhenshaw9482]

Been there on holiday 2022 stunning country lovely friendly people . & might I add it’s not just jungle . Vietnam is a very modern & up coming country . Would put most western countries to shame . Absolutely loved my holiday in Vietnam ❤️

[@vornamenachname4163]

I'm right here in Hanoi and watching it. Vietnamese people are going forward towards a golden future!

[@jonathankenton7182]

Best wishes. Almost 50 years since the end. Are you any better off now?

[@nigeh5326]

@@jonathankenton7182 If you watch documentaries about Vietnam today it has come a long way. Although it calls itself communist like China it’s capitalist in some ways. It is much more industrialised now and has millionaires just as China does.

[@vornamenachname4163]

@@nigeh5326 no Problem in my point of viel. IT is the Asian was Not comparable with the Western mind

[@More-than-ladyboys]

I often pop over the Hanoi from Thailand for a long weekend. There’s something very special about the city.

[@Thats_all_she_wrote_Dear_John]

Because they have become capitalists in so many ways.

[@mannychavez8035]

My grandpa was a General in the South Vietnamese army.He was able to get my grandmother and Mother here to America and for that I'm grateful 🙏

[@54000biker]

There are a lot of errors in this video, when the narrator says that the US declared war on Viet Nam that is not true, also the Gulf of Tonkin incident was a false flag. At that point I stopped watching.

[@stevemiller6766]

Absolutely. He doesn't mention that Kennedy was scaling it back and would have brought everybody home in 1965. LBJ was the one that scaled it up the day Kennedy died. Suspicious...

[@Prohahealth]

A wonderful documentary. As a Vietnamese, my grandpa and uncles sacrificed and lost their lives in this war. I was deeply moved watching this and extremely proud to be resilient Vietnamese 🇻🇳 . Hope for peace worldwide 🇻🇳✌️

[@hieudoan1116]

Vietnamese people have a profound understanding of the pain and loss wrought by war. Over nearly 1000 years, they endured Chinese domination, followed by a century of conflict against the French and Americans, as well as the 1979 border war with China. While documentary films accurately depict aspects of Vietnam's history, but it is only a small part of Vietnam's history. War, in its wake, leaves only devastation and anguish for all parties involved. That's why, in times of peace, Vietnam always wanted reconciliation and goodwill with all countries in the world. Hope for peace in the world🤝

[@mikepi660]

THEY are LOOSERS,,, NO LIBERTY NOW,, fool,,,

[@KatoSento]

My gramp died at sea during his attempt escape the war after the North took over the south. He was a south Vietnamese soldier. I never once met him and wish I could’ve, Rest in peace grandpa….

[@vunam2115]

Thực ra ông bạn không cần thiết phải mạo hiểm chạy trốn. Hàng nghìn người lính đã ở lại và họ sinh hoạt, xây dựng gia đình bình thường góp phần phát triển quốc gia. Nhiều người còn tham gia quân đội bảo vệ đất nước năm 1979

[@cashbrooks7223]

Sorry

[@KatoSento]

@@vunam2115 Ông nội đang cố gắng trốn sang Mỹ nhưng con tàu ông đang đi bị chìm

[@Asiantiger14]

@@vunam2115 my father did not have opportunity to joint the north Vietnamese group to protect VN in 1979. He got locked up in jail until 1989. I was 2 years old when he left for the jail camp and die 2 years later after releasing from jail. I only had to enjoy my dad 2 years all my life!

[@vunam2115]

I am very sorry about his death, at least he was a brave man who dared to stay and face defeat, not run away like other army generals. To respect the deceased, we will not discuss why he was held for 10 years. You can be completely proud to be Vietnamese, with a history of fighting foreign invaders for thousands of years, including the Mongol empire, which occupied most of Eurasia but failed 3 times in Vietnam. If possible, visit your homeland once. Vietnam is now developing a lot, being one of the countries with the fastest economic growth in the world. Your homeland always welcomes you

[@petercua6158]

This kind of document series should always be show to the public to remind all people that war is horrible & disastrous.

[@Kenjiunovt]

Hơn 1 triệu chiến sĩ Cộng Sản Việt Nam ngã xuống. Trong số đó gia đình tôi có 3 người. Ông Nội tôi và 2 người em. Trong số ~180 nghìn Liệt Sĩ chưa tìm thấy hài cốt cũng có 3 người. Đời đời nhớ ơn các Anh Hùng Liệt Sĩ. Chiến công của các Anh Bất Diệt

[@MrJdebest]

As a teenager in the 60s and 70s in Vancouver 🇨🇦, I watched the Vietnam War on the 6:00 news every night. It was quite graphic and disturbing seeing wounded soldiers. They always finished with a body count that was usually 10 to 1 in favor of the US. TV news ever since has been heavily censored.

[@akashaofthenile6077]

that was propaganda...I spoke to an old soldier, he said the Vietnamese had tunnels, and would clear their men prior to the smoke clearing, so they couldn't count the men, the old man, may he rest in peace, told me, he never got close to anyone because they lost so many men

[@almarch-jw9lk]

I think Americans had to start this war !

[@TERRY-cb2ku]

​@@almarch-jw9lk Actually the communist North Vietnam started the war.

[@phuchuynh6502]

Mình là người việt nam bản tin lúc nào củng nói cộng sản ngu dốt không có vũ khí mỹ qua đánh thì 1 người mỹ đỗi 10 người cộng sản😂 hãy hỏi những người lính khi đánh ở việt nam họ có sợ hay họ lun thắng cộng sản😂 nhiều người nói cộng sản tuyên truyền trong khi đó mỹ mới là người tuyên truyền😂😂

[@MrJdebest]

@almarch-jw9lk This morning, I discovered an interesting statistic, “America Has Been At War 93% of the Time - 222 Out of 239 Years - Since 1776“, i.e. the U.S. has only been at peace for less than 20 years total since its birth. I wanted to check, get a better understanding and look at other countries in the world.Mar 19, 2017

[@bicivelo]

Vietnam is a beautiful county with amazing people and food! I want to go back! 😊😊

[@alairenjam]

CAN USUGGEST SOME FOOD?

[@mikepi660]

Please, they want YOU,,,

[@Forge5304]

All my Dad wanted to do was go to college and get a good job. He loved listening to Bo Diddley, Chuck Berry, CCR, Marshall Tucker Band. I miss you Daddy.

[@Sumi2k6]

Morrison took his daughter Emily, then one year of age, to the Pentagon, and either set her down or handed her off to someone in the crowd before setting himself ablaze. He died within two minutes of leaving in an ambulance for Fort Myer.[9] Morrison's reasons for taking Emily are not entirely known. However, Morrison's wife Anne later recalled, "Whether he thought of it that way or not, I think having Emily with him was a final and great comfort to Norman... [S]he was a powerful symbol of the children we were killing with our bombs and napalm - who didn't have parents to hold them in their arms."[10] In a letter he mailed to Welsh, Morrison reassured her of the faith in his act. "Know that I love thee ... but I must go to help the children of the priest's village". McNamara described Morrison's death as "a tragedy not only for his family but also for me and the country. It was an outcry against the killing that was destroying the lives of so many Vietnamese and American youth." He was survived by Anne Welsh and three children, Ben (who died of cancer in 1976), Christina and Emily.😢

[@anthonymoore3498]

It is an additional tradedgy that America did not acknowledge the reason for the exit of the French. That it was that it was not a winnable war!

[@nigeh5326]

@@anthonymoore3498 The USA was obsessed with the domino theory and thought that if Vietnam was Communist after the French left then other countries would follow including possibly India, Australia and New Zealand. As a result they supported a corrupt unpopular government the people didn’t want. A government that mistreated non Catholics, the poor and the peasants. The USA knew how bad the South’s government was but accepted it because it was anti communist.

[@MishimaToshiro]

French are just loosers on any war

[@TanksInSpace_]

That is what you get when voting Democrat .. The party that started most US wars.

[@Crazy-youtube1234]

From the graveyard of impire I love ❤️ veitnam 🇻🇳 from Afghanistan 🇦🇫

[@bienphongtv5387]

Cảm ơn bạn người Afghanistan ❤❤❤❤, Afghanistan giờ phát triển rất tốt.

[@kevinjohnson-lf3kj]

Thankfully Thee TolleyBros are Jolly good fellas.

[@Maxepad09]

How is living in a mud hut?

[@colbykasemsit8778]

Shut your trap!

[@NanoIQ_OG]

​@@Maxepad09good question

[@stavrosbrainstorm3509]

I’m so sorry on behalf of my ancestors ❤🙏 🇻🇳 🇬🇧 Respect and love to the people of Vietnam

[@Dr_Larken]

No offense, but that’s the dumbest shit ever! Why would you apologize for someone else’s actions? If it wasn’t for your ancestors, you wouldn’t be here!

[@unconqueredwithjoshuaraide1423]

Oh boy lol 😂

[@Lakas-ur4sl]

Big respect to my brothers and sisters of Vietnam from NE India you are really brave 👍

[@afghanistan.impressions]

Lots of respect from 🇦🇫 to the people of Veitnam ❤ 🇻🇳

[@banerjea]

Love & respect to all Vietnamese from India ❤

[@ryantithpvn6889]

Tôi là người Việt Nam. Ông tôi kể lại, ngày đó toàn dân kháng chiến. Phụ nữ trẻ em đều là chiến sĩ Việt Nam.

[@user-27kw-58ks]

Vâng bạn, còn đối với tôi, ngoại tôi lại kể những việc mà tôi chưa từng biết trước đó, nên nhìn nhận 2 chiều, việc trẻ em là chiến sĩ và hi sinh điều đó thật buồn, toàn dân kháng chiến có hay không, để rồi bỏ đi hay ở lại đều là do tư tưởng quyết định,

[@quocvietnguyen2707]

@@user-27kw-58ks , đúng rồi.1 tư tưởng hy sinh về nền độc lập và thống nhất dân tộc thì ở lại. còn 1 tư tưởng sẵn sàng quỳ lạy trước ngoại bang thi ra đi.

[@cuicuiz]

@@user-27kw-58ks Tư tưởng cái gì khi không chống Pháp ? xuất thân từ Pháp sau này là Mỹ thì tư tưởng gì nữa ?

[@cuicuiz]

@@quocvietnguyen2707 Cũng lạ thật,lúc Pháp ở VN thì không chống còn đi theo mà vẫn hô hào tự do,không hiểu loại tư tưởng gì lại đi theo Pháp luôn bạn =)) đặc biệt không bao giờ nhắc tới Pháp =))

[@user-nx7zb8ty5n]

🫡🫡🫡💪🏻

[@yuliantoanto9299]

Indonesia 🇮🇩 respect for Vietnam 🇻🇳

[@natewatt7365]

I don't normally comment. But this is an amazing documentary. The graphics and maps and computer renderings of The Villages are unreal.

[@sgt.duke.mc_50]

I served as a US Marine (5 Jan 1969-13 Aug 1970)--Through the years I have learned and taken a completely different perspective than what was presented to us back in that era. The prevailing ideology of that period is what it is and cannot be changed. I regret that so many lives on both sides were negatively affected, not only those who died, but those who were physically maimed and mentally traumatized for life. I feel as much anguish for those we fought against as I do for those who fought with us and have the same respect for all.

[@seangaun]

US 🇺🇸 MOTHER OF ALL WARS AND TRADE SANCTIONS

[@YoshiYosheda]

​@@seangauntroll

[@madgringo9263]

WHAT A BRAVE PEOPLE THE VIETNAMESE PEOPLE ARE.. WERE....AND HAVE BEEN ALONG THEIR GLORIOUS HISTORY.... MY RESPECT AND ADMIRAITION GOES OUT TO THEM.... LONG LIVE THE VIETNAMESE PEOPLE....!! Greetings from Spain..... ❤😮😊❤

[@user-nz2fj6gg9u]

北ベトナムを称賛するだけなので😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@deano6912]

I love Vietnam. Beautiful country, wonderful people. Best wishes to everyone in Vietnam from Australia. Excellent documentary. Thank-you for posting.😊

[@samwrought5650]

The Vietnamese historically, has conquered the Mongols, the Chinese (several times), the Khmers, the Chams, list goes on.

[@scorps-hl8ue]

Look no war is good but these people are so humble and hardworking and have outsiders to invade is not exceptable by any means....I would love to visit Vietnam both north n south

[@tonydimartini]

I have visited both and spoken to many people. Where are you getting the idea that it was an invasion by outsiders? The US fought on the side of South Vietnam. Most South Vietnamse did not want to join the North and Collectivize their farms. Maybe we shouldn't have been there, but it wasn't an invasion.

[@scorps-hl8ue]

@@tonydimartini where there's a war theres the US if not men then theres firepower like most countries selling on the black market.. corruption across the board the US are the biggest bullies and sometimes they just fish see what they can catch like 9/11 see what they can achieve from it and they dame well did...

[@LickyTee]

@@tonydimartinireally?

[@tonydimartini]

@@LickyTee Well yeah. You should go visit. Cool country

[@ramblingman5338]

One thing we need to remember is never trust your enemy during a truce. I was there in 1971. I have a Vietnamese daughter who found me 5 years ago and I now live with. Beautiful loving person that I am fortunate to have in my life.

[@Charlie35Bui]

April come, we remember about Fall of Saigon. Vietnam reunification from North to South as over 100 year ago ( before 1858 when French invaded Vietnam ). Love Vietnam

[@Ranapriya2]

You didn't show the horrible crippled n disfigured children born into Vietnamese families due to chemical contamination. That part of war is missing in this valuable documentary. Thanks.

[@votong2289]

Chất độc dioxin nó ảnh hưởng khủng khiếp kéo dài nhiều thế hệ sau đó. Những đứa trẻ sinh ra không được lành lặn và quái dị. Điều này đã ảnh hưởng rất nhiều cho thế hệ kế cận sau chiến tranh của dân tộc Việt Nam.

[@LongNguyen-oy7lc]

that iis true

[@anthonyhall4427]

My dad was a 75th Ranger in Vietnam (Army). One Uncle ( Marines). And another (Navy). So the Vietnam War is deeply impacted in our family. I salute all that had to go through that useless🫡

[@PeterHatch-mx7zc]

But what arms company made the most money from it!!

[@venividiviking]

i´ve been to Vietnam 5 times, it´s a amazing country and people. I can highly recommend to visit the Cu CHI tunnel system outside HCMC. There´s traces of history everywhere in Vietnam and trust me, it´s bloody traces. I´ve never seen so many kids with no arms or legs or other horrible things. And what is it now? 3rd generation after that war?? I´ve been to 39 countries in my life, for some reason Georgia and Vietnam are my favorites. Cheers from Denmark

[@FinnTravel2]

sure is a beautiful country and people to! one of my favourite to, how come Georgia is one of your favourite ? // cheers from Sweden

[@venividiviking]

@@FinnTravel2 Hejsan kompis..After 7 years in SE-asia i got tired of asia, and then relocated to Tbilisi. First i was there on short trip, and i really liked it, so relocated to GE. Why?? Great people, very cheap cost of livings, a looong warm summr from april to october, delicious food and a fantastic nature up north. Or if you want Black sea beach then go to Batumi. 4 hours flight from Copenhagen to Georgia directl just cost me $60 (Wizz air) instead of 10,5 hours from Copenhagen to Bangkok. Another thing was : i can stay in Georgia 1 year, without visa and without 90 day permission like in Thailand. In fact i will travel to Kutaisi 27th may. Will make some vids as well. It´s a hidden gem,mate..simple as that 👌

[@Joe-xm3fm]

Oh ok

[@FinnTravel2]

@@venividiviking tjena! waoo sounds great I have to write Georgia on to my travel list by the sound of it! cool will follow, looking forward to see more of that 👍

[@user-wm1pi1ix2i]

I have amazing friends originally from Vietnam

[@mackenziedog1872]

He grows trees that extract agent orange from soil. Amazing❤

[@9lettere668]

dioxine

[@robertcarpenter7486]

Thanks to Dow, Montesano, and our poisonous chemical companies.

[@davidlamb7524]

Yes. Dioxin from Agent Orange.

[@davidlamb7524]

They are ingenious people. I just came back from a visit.

[@ricbarker4829]

They are called Orange trees.....

[@steveburke3923]

Thank you for this. Veteran of the Tet Offensive 1968. Tan Son Nhut.

[@AndreiArman-vp6ix]

Vietnam never give up !!❤

[@GenerationZets]

Các bạn nghĩ hai đại chiến thế giới 1 và đại chiến thế giới 2 tàn khốc nhất lịch sử ư, cũng đúng nhưng chả là gì so với chiến tranh việt nam. Trong Thế chiến 2, số lượng bom rơi xuống Việt Nam là lớn nhất trong lịch sử quân sự, với ước tính khoảng 6,2 triệu tấn bom, giờ hãy Lấy số liệu lượng bom thế chiến 1 và thế chiến 2 cộng lại rồi so sánh với lượng bom được sử dụng ở Việt Nam Thế chiến 1: Ước tính khoảng 1,4 triệu tấn bom đã được sử dụng trên các chiến trường trên toàn cầu. Thế chiến 2: Ước tính khoảng 2,7 triệu tấn bom đã được sử dụng trên các chiến trường trên toàn cầu. Khi cộng lại, tổng số bom sử dụng trong cả hai Thế chiến là khoảng 4,1 triệu tấn. So với tổng số bom rơi xuống Việt Nam trong (khoảng 6,2 triệu tấn), ta thấy rằng lượng bom được sử dụng ở Việt Nam nhiều hơn 2,1 triệu tấn so với tổng số bom được sử dụng trong cả hai Thế chiến. Điều này cho thấy mức độ tàn phá khủng khiếp của chiến tranh Việt Nam. Nhìn lại lịch sử, chúng ta không thể không khẳng định rằng dân tộc Việt Nam là một trong những dân tộc hùng cường nhất trên thế giới, với tinh thần kiên định và ý chí mạnh mẽ, là nguồn động viên và cảm hứng không ngừng cho thế hệ sau. là tấm gương của các nước thuộc địa noi theo Trong đêm tối của cuộc chiến tranh, dân tộc Việt Nam đã bước qua những thử thách với tinh thần hùng cường và sự kiên định không lường trước. Bằng lòng dũng cảm và lòng yêu nước sâu sắc, họ đã chống lại sức mạnh vũ trang của các đế quốc lớn và vượt qua những thảm họa không kể. Lịch sử đã chứng minh rằng, dưới áp lực của bom đạn và cuộc chiến, dân tộc Việt Nam vẫn tỏ ra kiên định và không bao giờ từ bỏ niềm tin vào tự do và độc lập của mình.giữ vững trọn vẹn non sông Với lòng dũng cảm và sự hy sinh không biên giới, họ đã bảo vệ và giữ vững bản tính dân tộc, với niềm tự hào và lòng yêu nước bất diệt. Dân tộc Việt Nam không chỉ là những người chiến đấu trong chiến trường, mà còn là những người xây dựng lại đất nước sau chiến tranh, với lòng quyết tâm và sức mạnh tinh thần không ngừng.

[@jamallabarge2665]

United States dropped 7,500,000 tons of bombs on SE Asia. Of that we dropped 2,000,000 tons on Laos. North and South of Vietnam received the rest, a huge amount of bombs. Robert McNamara adopted "statistical principles" of war, and Harvard Business School managment techniques instead of leadership. The US Army was in a state of mutiny by 1971. Vietnamese people worked very hard to toss out Americans. One in four young men who left North Vietnam through jungle trails died on the trip south. Some had tattoos that said "Born in the North to die in the South". The Vietnamese people had an ally - the common American person. By 1967 we were fed up with what we were doing in Vietnam. A lot of Americans did not understand what we were doing in Vietnam. Lyndon Johnson lost the 1968 Democratic Party primary to Eugene McCarthy in New Hampshire. Peace Protesters helped McCarthy to win. Johnson decided not to run for President. The US bombings of 1972 were an attempt to force concessions on behalf of the Republic of Vietnam. By 1973 the US was tired, disgusted and angry.

[@Kenjiunovt]

@@jamallabarge2665chưa kể ~7,5 triệu tấn đạn dược sử dụng dưới mặt đất. 15 triệu tấn con số quá khổng lồ ~4 triệu tấn bom đạn trong thế chiến 1 và 2 được sử dụng trong đó có cả Mỹ. Thì với số lượng đó ~4 triệu tấn sử dụng tới hàng triệu km2 bao gồm trên đất liền và biển tử diện tích toàn bộ châu Âu và 1 nửa châu Á, từ Thái Bình Dương tới Đại Tây Dương. ~4 triệu tấn ấy châu Âu và 1 nửa châu Á bị tàn phá đổ nát như thế nào + cả 2 quả bom nguyên tử ấy. Thì 15 triệu tấn bom đạn được sử dụng trong cái diện tích chưa đến 500k km2 thì hỏi sự tàn phá hậu quả nó ghê gớm tới mức nào

[@dungduc4047]

❤❤❤

[@AbuSous2000PR]

From Gaza's tunnels...much love and respect to our vietnamies brother... we took your lessons to heart. where there is will..the impossible is possible. Cheers

[@grvc44]

Vietnamese People don't call you brothers. if you want reality check go to Hanoi or ho chi min.

[@sunnybeach4837]

The difference is gaza will be no more. Vietnam survived

[@AbuSous2000PR]

@sunnybeach4837 halfway through the Crusades they repeated the same nonsense... even Napoleon said the same thing at the walls of Acre ....then KABOOM=>Hittin..they were gone into the dustbin of history.. What makes u think Zionist colonizers will fair any better? we are just getting started.. total war soon

[@NamChau-fi3dw]

Palestine các bạn hãy chiến đấu vì quê hương của mình ..Không có gì quý hơn .độc lập ..tự do

[@Arco961]

The difference is the tunnels on gaza were made with money and supplies meant for the ppl, not for a war because Iran hates jews and hamas doesnt want to coexist with israel so no fk them

[@andrewmaclean10]

As an Australian its a pity that or army is forgotten in these documentaries as we lost many men here as well fighting along side the US army.

[@khuvuonbimat6048]

yes we still remember your presence in Vietnam War, and I heard rumors about your Australian soldiers' kind-heartedness towards our Vietnamese civilians. Your way of fighting was respectable.

[@hullutsuhna]

28:15 funny how American-made munitions are all noted to be American & Soviet-made ones' origins aren't addressed at all.

[@peterunderdown4374]

Thank you i appreciate these programs as they show the other side,not just the john wayne version of conflicts

[@anthonytran7566]

JW was a SF soldier in Vietnam Green Beret !!!!!!

[@Tariqslo]

Massive respect to the North Vietnamese soldiers who withstood an absolute superpower whith practically their bare hands. Unbelievable resilience and courage.

[@ucnguyenanh9414]

Just Vietnamese. There's no such thing is North Vietnamese or South Vietnamese. "South Vietnamese" and "North Vietnamese" is just what the Khmer Separatist call themselves and the country reunifers respectively.

[@JefferyAshmore]

You forget Chinese troops also and russian pilots and material from all Warsaw pact countries.

[@ucnguyenanh9414]

@@JefferyAshmore Didn't see the U.S capture any Chinese P.O.V or snatch any Soviet dog tag.

[@JefferyAshmore]

@ucnguyenanh9414 carlis hathcock got a Chinese general, and let's not play this game. Your people fought hard so did ours.

[@ucnguyenanh9414]

@@JefferyAshmore There's no record of any Chinese general presented in the South to be got. While we have a lot of footages of American pilots in Hanoi. You've no idea of how to play this game do you? Fighting hard or not does not justify your action.

[@ramirovillafrancajr4199]

Holy sh.. Molly man as a history buff that was one of the best war documentarys of all time of all wars!! I appreciate the work time and effort put in to this and the respect that is givin to all the people on both sides 🙏

[@agavebob3462]

This the Best Documentary on Vietnam War i have ever seen!

[@Triggernlfrl]

Weird so much investigation for some lost body's while the biggest crime in history never had a forensic investigation...

[@MethodMobile]

Word

[@TRICK-OR-TREAT236]

@@MethodMobile FROG

[@CreativeAi99]

It is estimated that South Vietnam lost between 200,000 and 250,000 fighters. The Viet Cong lost around 1.1 million combatants. Around 2 million civilians were killed in the territories of North and South Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia. It is suspected that over 1.2 million of these deaths were murders.

[@Charlie35Bui]

After Tet offensive, Phoenix campaign of CIA and south Vietnam captured and killed about 20 000 people who were suspected of being a communist and sympathetic to communism.

[@Charlie35Bui]

After Tet offensive, Phoenix campaign of CIA and south Vietnam captured and killed about 20 000 people who were suspected of being a communist and sympathetic to communism.

[@nicolaheyes2575]

You all do a great job god bless you love ❤Nicola in the UK❤️👍👍

[@deaniegarcia5694]

I grew up facing this war, watching the news daily, the Government telling us we lost 50 men today but we killed 400 VC…day after day, year after year. I began thinking “how many do they have?” Finally, facing the draft to be in a war, not wanting to be the last guy KIA, I enlisted in the USAF. I saw and experienced the war without seeing combat…as the American people turned on the uniform, the only thing they could disdain…and they did. The looks of hatred, being accused of being “baby killers etc”, spoken softly so we alone could hear them. I wore the uniform only on base, wearing a cap to hide my GI haircut. 20 years later at a training session for work, Viet Nam vets were asked to stand and were welcomed home and thanked. I cried. My heart aches when I think about the devastation.

[@PowerAI788]

We had a whole nation to fight at that time

[@user-vi2qx2qy9i]

I love Vietnamese....respect from Ethiopia....

[@NicolAeBartolomeo]

They destroyed and poisoned a land during the war and now they come back to find their dead and the continue destroying... let them rest in peace and help people of Vietnam clean this land from your bombs and poisons!

[@jordanhicks5131]

We do. We spend billions in demining and environmental repair in Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia

[@chitaole8331]

​@@jordanhicks5131số tiền đó đi về đâu chứ k phải cho những dự án mà bạn nói. Và chúng tôi chẳng thấy người Mỹ chịu trách nhiệm vủng như khắc phục hậu quả mà họ gây ra vớ đất nước và con người Việt Nam. Thật khinh bỉ.

[@robertpicton1]

@@jordanhicks5131less than 1 billion has been spent over the past 30 years

[@leroyhovatter7051]

​@@chitaole8331Did Y'all Give Money To The South Vietnamese After You Invaded There Country For Damages Caused?

[@jorgecruzseda7551]

All of this just makes me 😢

[@karenblair3058]

Very well done. Explained the war and events well. Great footage. Impressive graphics of the under ground tunnels and bunkers. Thank you

[@Mothman3]

My dad died and uncle died from exposure to agent orange after coming home.

[@erickelly7897]

Sorry for your loss. My dad had to have his esophagus replaced with a type of mesh because of agent orange. Had to pay out of pocket because the government wouldn't acknowledge the cause. I was only 4 or 5 but I remember my mother crying while we where at the hospital because we almost lost him. He was a quiet and complicated man while I was growing up. He was still fighting that war for years after coming home. I have the utmost respect for him. Sgt. Timothy j. Kelly 9th. Infantry

[@Mothman3]

@@erickelly7897 I recently had my esophagus replaced do to cancer.Not related to Vietnam.A terrible thing to go thru.The good lord looked over me.Bless your family!

[@user-xp6bi7kc3s]

My uncle. Got the benefits 6 months after funeral

[@austind9675]

I have a lot of respect for the Vietnamese who fought for their country, and sadness for the American troops who had to be there. More sadness though we can’t solve things without death.

[@MrW582]

Great documentary, 🙏🏼To all those who have been lost to war 🕊

[@vogel_krz3649]

I'm from Germany....we know enough about the shit of a War. Generations of us growing up with a hard childhood. My Dad met my Grandpa at the age of 7 years when my Grandpa came back from a Russian Gulag in 1949 after 5 years of arrest. We are farmers with huge families in history, not interested in politics or War. But at one point the Nazis take all they can get to waste them for the shit. My family lost 7 Men just my two Grandpa and some cousins of my Grandma survived this shit war.I hate all this shit and feel sad for my father he was a good guy but a rude alcoholic because of his childhood...I was beaten a lot when I was young because he learned the same way to be a "good " boy and Men later. Its just one sad story but many families in this world share this experiences. Just fucking politics wants a War and didn't care about the huge amounts of casualties. Make friendships not wars ❤

[@colinjonalynpartridge8432]

One of the Best, If not THE best Documentary I have seen.

[@khiengtu]

Mình sinh sống ở Củ Chi in Việt Nam, các bạn nước ngoài hãy đến tham quan đất nước của chúng mình ít nhất 1 lần trong đời nha. ❤ I live in Cu Chi in Vietnam, foreigners please come visit our country at least once in your life. ❤

[@andrewlorenz3139]

Greetings from the UK. I have had the pleasure of visiting your country on a number of occasions. Thanks for always making us feel so welcome. The tunnels at Cu Chi were certainly an experience. Always recommending Vietnam to others.

[@199lib5]

My memories of cu chi from 1968 would never draw me back there, never.

[@ronbentley5489]

Im a Vietnam veteran served in 68 -69 was wounded by a mortar .....but would like to see the country succeed but going back there would bring back emotion that have taken 55yrs to evolve to peaceful place inside me....Vietnam molded my life to realize that there is nothing as disgusting as war and nothing that can make up for the suffering experienced by both sides....war is hell but combat is a Mother

[@andrewlorenz3139]

@@ronbentley5489 Very well and generously put sir. Trust you will have a good day. Best wishes from the UK.

[@andrewlorenz3139]

@@199lib5 Very understandable. My best wishes.

[@ZOIMIBiIE]

I’ve toured the lab in Hawaii.. It’s on Hickman. All things considered and the politics aside, the place and its staff are incredible.

[@dayatjoz4703]

respect vietnamese and their fought along the war. thanks to the creator that bring histories to us.

[@Treasuremonk]

You should investigate DPA to see how many MIAs they have misidentified!!

[@opemlove1561]

Rest in peace to the lost solders lost on both sides...this is sad

[@mikewhite6288]

The Americans underestimated the Vietnamese soldiers, and the people who dug these tunnels. They we're smart.

[@drophammer776]

10:00 The intricate work of those tunnels the soil conditions there are perfect. There is a KZbin channel couple of Guys building amazing swimming pools, living huts using a pick and natural ingredients for waterproofing, and structural designs. Great detailed video.

[@randomargument972]

And remember kids, Vietnam went through your movie Red Dawn (1984) IN REAL LIFE, on their own home.

[@joeguzman3558]

One of my brothers got killed and another one lost a leg, I went there at the very ending in 74,

[@oafee]

I’m sorry for your loss. Thank you for your family’s sacrifice.

[@n.b.2385]

​@@oafeeSacrifice? Are serious? The Americans need to learn that their nation was comprised by the lowest of lowlifes of Europe Asia and Africa.

[@tuanlevan6620]

Wait What ? So you're a guard for an advisor or an advisor

[@jberkeley1195]

Outstanding documentary 👍 many thanks to all those involved in the making of this film it's a shame history repeats itself mankind never seems to learn from its past mistakes 🤷

[@marcobassini3576]

No documentary about the Vietnam war can be taken seriously without showing the iconic Bell UH-1 Iroquois helicopter. When my generation think about this war and America, that is the image that come to mind! I was a teenager when I saw "Apocalypse now" movie for the first time. In the West, America was the good fighting against the evil (Soviet Union and communism), and a squadron of those helicopters flying over the Vietnamese jungle was the perfect impersonification of the concept. We also saw the Rambo movies!!

[@Sumi2k6]

Morrison took his daughter Emily, then one year of age, to the Pentagon, and either set her down or handed her off to someone in the crowd before setting himself ablaze. He died within two minutes of leaving in an ambulance for Fort Myer.[9] Morrison's reasons for taking Emily are not entirely known. However, Morrison's wife Anne later recalled, "Whether he thought of it that way or not, I think having Emily with him was a final and great comfort to Norman... [S]he was a powerful symbol of the children we were killing with our bombs and napalm - who didn't have parents to hold them in their arms."[10] In a letter he mailed to Welsh, Morrison reassured her of the faith in his act. "Know that I love thee ... but I must go to help the children of the priest's village". McNamara described Morrison's death as "a tragedy not only for his family but also for me and the country. It was an outcry against the killing that was destroying the lives of so many Vietnamese and American youth." He was survived by Anne Welsh and three children, Ben (who died of cancer in 1976), Christina and Emily.

[@lyntwo]

Yes, good ol Robert ( I was always secretly against the war ) McNamara.

[@josephsmith6777]

It was a civil war both the ussr and America stuck there noses into where they didnt belong . Ive grown up my whole life with large Vietnamese populations . They are amazingly resilient people . Here in boston many came before the war . And after and they still thrive

[@rufusvardag8190]

Been to Saigon and visit the war museum and the Co Chi tunnels and also travel on Mekong river. Wonderful people. 🇸🇪

[@josephsmith6777]

@rufusvardag8190 ya I went once to watch the Americans and Vietnamese team look for both vc nva and usa soilders they doing archeological . We also just lifted Vietnamese. Embargo to buy American weapons UT they can be friends and both worry about China even though after beating the French then they American children college kids put extreme pressure on Nixon to end it the south was corrupt ho chi min actually asked us for help before china and rusia who started putting the large equipment out technically it was a civil war we tried to redo Korea 🇰🇷 and technically ho chi min just wanted his land and ppl except to montanyards I probably butchered that spelling we pulled as a many as possible out with us they usa pushed helicopters jets into the ocean to get room on carriers I saw solid move by America pushing idk 100 mlion $ choppers and planes to put ppl on the deck I think we got 100k allies out alot live in Minnesota I herd I read the exploits of Mac vsog saying how amazing there little men where

[@loafoffloof3420]

Here in California too, I had good Vietnamese friends during high school and they are great. The family owned Vietnamese restaurants here have really good food too, and from what my grandma said during the onset of the Vietnamese war when there were a lot of South Vietnamese immigrating, taking refuge, etc here in the U.S. they are great at brokering business deals lol. My grandma said that one month a tech firm had all American born workers, the next month they were all replaced with the smarter more money making Vietnamese

[@LickyTee]

Well said 💯

[@cuongt3271]

@@loafoffloof3420dang 😂😂😂

[@Haziq1992]

vietnam war is no.1 the best military resistance system in asian even in the world .

[@Joe-xm3fm]

In Asian?

[@Joe-xm3fm]

You vc?

[@Zov631]

Their history is in fact remarkable. Remember the time the Mongo conquered all of Asia and most of Europe, the Vietnamese beat them not 2 but 3 times

[@user-sr9qm6of5o]

South Vietnam indeed put a formidable resistance against the red cancer

[@josephsmith6777]

You're probably not wrong. No invading army ever did well. There were the Mongols all the way up to the French and the US . After the beat, the Chinese, and helped stop the murderous khmer rouge

[@ChillinVillin-in7sj]

Many inaccuracies,but thank you for the ending. To the Vietnamese People;I beg your forgiveness,fore I can never forgive myself.🀄️

[@joseblanco1033]

We seem to forget history so quickly. When we forget history, we repeat it.

[@genestone4951]

Best thing you can do is to teach boys to never trust the US government, and never sign up for their adventures.

[@vantrinhnguyen987]

@@joseblanco1033Forgive, but not forget . - Forgiveness makes friends ,

[@iCover480]

The man in the black pajamas…a worthy adversary.

[@shahidanusrat6086]

As a Pakistani I fully support love respect Cambodia Laos Vietnam and its beautiful people from Pakistan 🙂. Best regards from Pakistan 🙂.

[@dangngocduong3716]

Người Mỹ có vũ khí hiện đại nhất thế giới, nhưng đối thủ của họ, người Việt Nam là những chiến binh vĩ đại nhất trong lịch sử nhân loại.

[@paulmckinnon5199]

I'm Australian, I'd prefer to live there after going there, apart from the heat, and we get 42 degree days, wow it's hot, but I felt accepted and free, people taught me to love my life more, only place I'd rather be. Nah Trang, da Nang, hoi ann, hue, travelling watching thunder through the jungle, made me think how scary it must of been, for the Vietnamese, but the landscape I loved. People I loved. Can't wait to go back

[@zenger74]

Afghanistan just entered the chat...

[@TruthPrevails24]

@@zenger74taliban got destoryed. so did the Vietnamese you guys are sitting here telling me that only 50,000 members died during the Vietnamese but over 1 million of their soldiers died but somehow they won let’s also talk about how communism stop how does that win a war when we stopped what we were stopping. Let’s also talk about the crimes that Vietnamese in their own country. They did way more than America and no chemical warfare was not a war crime so it does not count if it was being used as non-war crime at the time. now it is one.

[@zenger74]

@@TruthPrevails24 who's in charge of afghanistan now?? Yep the same guys that were before the us invasion... There is a reason why Afghanistan is called the graveyard of empires. Alexander the great: failed The british empire: failed The soviet union: failed The usa: failed.... Don't you know the afghan saying, : "you might have the watches, but we have the time". Look it up,

[@TruthPrevails24]

@@zenger74 nope, see this is what you people that stay on social media too much don’t understand so you’re telling me that Afghanistan is America then because that means Afghanistan took over America which means our war was lost, but you’re not you’re talking about Afghanistan a country that we don’t give a shit about that we should’ve never helped lost. We didn’t lose they lost you’re telling me that we only lost 3000 members while you lost 80,000 members and we lost? Make that make sense. I’m waiting you make it make sense, you’re telling me suicide bombing your own children, causing 300+ thousand deaths from suicide bombs is winning no… went into a country rapid killing everyone taking everyone hostage doing everything you possibly could while the country who didn’t give a shit about the country. They went helped killed almost there entire fucking whatever you wanna call it, terrorist group got slaughtered in every single fight they were in. We never lost a single fight. Us pulling out of a country we weren’t supposed to be helping it to begin with doesn’t mean we lost, it means you lost your country because you’re to defend it. You had to have four other nations come help you.

[@jonathanellis8921]

It's so sad this couldn't be a war of words. We are all human and should look to the Stars. Together we defeat all problems

[@vuonglevinh5923]

as a Vietnam, I appreciate the moment 2:10 in this video which shows our country's map correctly with 2 archipelagos on the South China Sea

[@jeremyhunter6008]

amazing will of the people... nothing but respect for them all .

[@ethanhart5237]

As an extremely proud American I have to say the Viet Cong and the Taliban in Afghanistan especially were really just incredibly resourceful and brave warriors. They are due certain respects on the field of battle

[@joeabad5908]

@@ethanhart5237if your country is invaded you will have the same resolve.

[@ethanhart5237]

@@joeabad5908 i absolutely guarantee it brother till the last magazine and last man

[@Facts-Over-Feelings]

@@ethanhart5237 YET EUROPEANS AND ARABS SEEMS TO BE THE BIGGEST INVADERS OF NATIONS THEY ARE NOT FROM.. LETS SEE WHAT THE BIBLE SAYS ABOUT THAT.. THE WORLD IN THE HANDS OF THE WICKED.. FUNNY HOW Y'ALL NEVER HERE ABOUT RACE WHEN ITS CACAZOID EVIL.. ONLY WHEN ITS NON CACAZOID. OR USING THE TYPICAL PROPAGANDA GO TO THE CRIMINAL BOGGY MAN BLACK PPL TO HIDE BEHIND AS THE FACE OF CRIME. YET THERE VICTIMS JUST THE SAME AND FOR MUCH LONGER TO THIS DAY.

[@Forge5304]

I have a huge respect and love for the Vietnamese people!

[@joseblanco1033]

We seem to forget history so quickly. When we forget history, we repeat it.

[@pyroromancer]

The fact we dropped chemical agents that still exist in their soil today, is despicable. There are no victores in War, only victms.

[@jilata19]

Sorry..... but there there were winners! The US- military-industrial complex and big money fattened. (Today in the ukraine-conflict the same dirty game!)

[@santie2303]

Respect to Vietnamese warriors during the war!!

[@olafg.1333]

You forgot to explain that Tonkin was a lie. Also, the US never declared war on NV. It was always undeclared warfare. Also it would have been nice to at least mentioned that the massive chemical spraying was the biggest war crime in history next to nuking Japan.

[@MWM-dj6dn]

It is a very wonderful documentary. amazing..full of accurate information. He deserves great admiration and praise. I salute you with all the beautiful words and sincere feelings for your sincere efforts in producing this distinguished and wonderful work. I wish you lasting success and all goodness and happiness. You are the best in the best. I have the utmost respect, pride, and appreciation.

[@Vexzira]

This is honestly cool to watch, very interesting, i had an Elder come speak with us , & he was talking about the war

[@Rick8191-tv8pg]

They took out over 2,000 of our jets and bombers , 1,700 to combat and over 5,000 American helicopters lost in battle.

[@xrusous]

A great documentary. The golden fish swimming in the crater-pond is not gold fish,kingyo, but carp,koi. Gold fish is much smaller.

[@stevenewton7787]

Gold Fish are a type of small carp...........from an angler in the UK who catches these different kinds of fish on a weekly basis

[@zalix512]

Great subject and coverage. The war was a horror for many, a game for others.

[@basriasan21]

Seharusnya rahasia ini tidak harus di pertontonkan ke foblik..ini simpan untuk masa yg akan datang untuk kalian di sana..stop untuk mempoblikkasikan pertanan prang kalian untuk masa yg akan datang..