Vietnam War USMC Operation Kentucky Gear

[@codymckernan3556]

I was watching your dday impression from 6 years ago, really good. You look so young and yet you have better gear than most adults. Good shit

[@mannymarkou]

hey Dominic I'm Airborne's cousin you should bring back the short films.

[@leviotter]

Ah its been 2 years and still no videos where have you gone?! :(

[@dominicf4757]

Will almost be 3 years, hopefully we dont have anymore for another 35

[@needmorecowbell6460]

My brother was in operation Kentucky ll 1968. USMC

[@calebblasingame2921]

From my research: because the a1 had a full fenced mag release button, you can buy any standard type ar 15 under $500 then replace the upper,rear sight assembly,barrel assembly,slip ring, and furniture for about $1000 so you save about $300 but you will probably pay that 300 in shipping and ffl charge

[@dominicf4757]

Caleb Blasingame even if you did that the lower would still be wrong because modern lowers are not of the A1 varient and have the reenforcement around the buffer tube, the writing on the right side of the receiver, the wrong selector switch, the wrong shape around the front pin holes, the wrong mag release button itself, the wrong markings, and the wrong color. You'd be better off buying an A1 lower and building it because virtually nothing would be usable unless the lower was modified. Then again there aren't a lot of full fenced lowers on the market that are correct for an A1 because everything's out of stock. Only place I can think of is a black brownells one, but would need re parkarized.

[@calebblasingame2921]

Dominic F I knew about all those differences when looking at building one. But I completely forgot about the writing on the right side of the receiver and the reinforced buffertube

[@dominicf4757]

Caleb Blasingame yah they can be converted though, but I would recommend having a professional do it so you aren't picking steel shards out of your face when the gun explodes

[@flyingfortress3426]

If your looking for an AR-15 with the triangular forestock, I would recommend getting an AR -15 A1

[@gotthewolfdogs9552]

Nice

[@Thatshow-fe4kv]

Sick loadout! I’m thinking of doing this impression as well. Would you ever do an update video for this impression?

[@dominicf4757]

AllAmericanairsoft thanks and nah, but i occasionally post on FB

[@Thatshow-fe4kv]

Dominic F oh ok. Just curious. Amazing impression though! I’m working on a op ky kit as well. I’ve watched this video about dozens of times.

[@dominicf4757]

AllAmericanairsoft this vids ok but i have improved greatly, i would suggest looking up the footage on youtube of the OP. Theres alot of good views of pack setups and what not.

[@Thatshow-fe4kv]

Dominic F yeah, I’ve been looking at the footage and photos and the pack set ups.

[@kaizer_official8817]

Also on the dog tags get rid off Silencers wasn’t common in 67-68

[@kaizer_official8817]

Hey dude good shit, but the m69 “baseball” grenade wasn’t issued until 1969! But other wise looking good

[@dominicf4757]

Thanks, but it is the m67 grenade otherwise know as the m33 grenade meant to replace the m61 or M26A1 grenade. I believe there could've been an M69 one as well, but the baseball type was named the M67.

[@kaizer_official8817]

Dominic F that’s what I meant I was tired lmaoooo but yeah I’m just an RTO In the cav 🤷🏼‍♂️

[@dominicf4757]

Kaizer _Official gotta have those 2 hours of sleep lol

[@Smitty-we6co]

We didn’t have m16A2s in Vietnam neither did we have the flaks just ditched them traded out socks for rucksacks

[@erick_gomez204]

Smittys WW2 sorry to say, you are very wrong, the USMC used flak vests to a very far extent, as the M16A2 goes, that was issued late war i believe, plus, he doesn’t even have the A2 variant

[@Smitty-we6co]

Panzerjäger44 nah buddy you’re wrong m16 A-2 with the bird and the open fly and the flacks got traded out for more candy and socks got traded for rucksacks

[@nyancat5051]

@@Smitty-we6co Jesus, I hope you are trolling.

[@Smitty-we6co]

Nyan Cat nope m16a3 wrong for Vietnam with bird and open fly you’re wrong

[@darrenneiger7449]

The A2 came out on the 80’s. The A1 was used in mid to late war. And I don’t know where you are getting your information on the flacks, but the Marines DID HAVE FLACK JACKETS IN NAM!!! You might want to check your sources.

[@michaelchriston7131]

Seen as though the ol chaddy boi has left yt, I’m relying on you to upload more

[@dominicf4757]

Lol the WWII- Vietnam KZbin community is dead, and I don't plan on uploading a whole lot, every one in a while maybe. If you want to see content everyone is on Facebook basically or if you go to events you can see people there

[@E8.productions]

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[@E8.productions]

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[@kobebob8495]

Do you still have the M-1952A flak jacket

[@dominicf4757]

yeah

[@kobebob8495]

@@dominicf4757 would you sell it

[@dominicf4757]

kobe bob no sorry

[@roccoreig3711]

What was that bug juice bottle originally

[@dominicf4757]

Rocco Reig it was a modern insect repelant I found at a camping store so it can be used which is the cool part I just slapped a label on and it's good to go

[@ww2soldier87]

Are you in Kentucky tho?

[@dominicf4757]

WW2Soldier 87 it's the name of the operation that took place in Vietnam

[@ww2soldier87]

Dominic F I know that, I was just wondering for some odd reason.

[@vietnamwarboi9697]

Do you want to join the army

[@j.clementec.m.1558]

Marind corps

[@d4nick261]

Who is going to get to 1k fist