cam ơn bác,cam ơn các anh hùng đã ngã xuống vì đọc lập tự do.các anh sống mải trong lòng thế hệ người việt nam,tổ quốc ghi ơn các anh nhiều!!

I really enjoyed watching this. God bless all these brave soldiers. Welcome home brave men..

@1bridge11

3 жыл бұрын

Marines, not soldiers.

@andygall9397

3 жыл бұрын

@@1bridge11 grtur

@andygall9397

3 жыл бұрын

Sorry, pocket typed this!

@1bridge11

3 жыл бұрын

@@andygall9397 I forgive you.

@namelessentity5851

3 жыл бұрын

@@1bridge11 I've always liked "Special Naval Landing Force" I dunno, just more grandiose or formal-sounding I guess. That and although I understand why the Mamluk sword is the symbolic of the Corps, seems like a one-handed boarding axe would fit better with the lineage. I could see carrying a boarding hand-axe ( a lighter weight field model, and a really fancy engraved wood handle formal-wear type that requires reaching a certain rank to receive ) as being arguably useful in combat as axes, just like a Kukri, have a greater fear-factor then a K-Bar ( though those are really nice knives ) ergo, an enemy may throw down his weapon and surrender, or just run away. FFL 'Pioneers' make a good case for it... if I saw some bearded giant maniac coming at me, carrying a big F-off axe while wearing something akin to a Butcher's apron, I sure as Hell ain't sticking around. Scary looking Devils!

Rất kính nể các bậc tiền bối, đúng là những anh hùng nước Việt. Sức chịu đựng gian khổ, lòng quyết tâm chiến đấu, đã mang đến chiến thắng và thống nhất đất nước. Dân Việt Nam mãi mãi muôn đời không bao giờ quên ơn những anh hùng dân tộc.

@kathyvorasane7469

5 жыл бұрын

KHE SANH LA MO CHON CONG SAN BAC VN ,,,,SINH BAC CHET NAM ,,,, I WAS THERE 1967 AND 1968 ,,,KHE SANH AND LANG VEI ,,

@richardwilliams4745

7 ай бұрын

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Amazing this was not another Dien Bien Phu ... always good to build a base in a valley surrounded by mountains - and we still do it in Afghanistan ...

@MakeSomeNoiseAgencyPlaylists

3 жыл бұрын

yup...clever is not one of your hobbies.....

@bradleyrogers6697

3 жыл бұрын

Correct.

@kerpal321

3 жыл бұрын

here they did it on purpose to keep north vietnamese forces tied up

@pierredecine1936

3 жыл бұрын

@@kerpal321 didn't work too well, I always wondered how you "destroy" a dirt road ...

@stewartbeveridge5024

3 жыл бұрын

@@pierredecine1936 you could flood the dirt road.

We Americans never seemed to "get it" as they say. The North Vietnamese were so committed and dedicated because they were right and we were wrong. I drove a Huey in 1969 and observed so much absurdity in our planning that it was appalling. I have great respect for the Vietnamese. Best of luck!

@ruizhou9612

5 жыл бұрын

@Evil Mofo Of course Liberal from California, Never served a day in the military but knows everything these people are dirt balls.

@truongquangthang1317

4 жыл бұрын

Let the past go to the future

I was there in 1969 and soon observed that ALL the Vietnamese were brave and strong people. The South was so corrupt as to make it very difficult for their citizens to unite. Best of luck to all of Vietnam.

@darrenhooper3828

5 жыл бұрын

Civilians who want more really need to speak with real combat soldiers like yourself. They make the fetal mistake of understating enemies resolve and assuming American superiority complex will win wars but men like you know otherwise. This world is full of dedicated hard working solid individuals and they possess equal desire to survive.

@chanang453

5 жыл бұрын

@@richarddrozek3207...Historical facts pal...Vietnamese beat the French and then the USA........many real US.soldiers who fought there have said how brave the Vietnamese soldiers were.....only racist armchair wankers like you that have never done ANYTHING make comments like yours.........ps...where were you in 69?...what war did you serve ?......

@garyc3233

5 жыл бұрын

stokes and hooper are idiots who never saw commie murder killing of all who didnt follow... time magazine chief in saigon was a nva vietnamese spy ..later promoted to general for all the disinformation and lies and b.s. he fed the american antiwar idiots..and they only protested just scared like me that they might have to go..nothing about fairness...face it though, kennedy the wonderful and johnson worse , they did the thing all wrong, its like now, all blamed nixon who did end it for usa, so time magazine reporter chief in saigon and those types were commie spies to make dums like yall believe that...while they murdered people who didnt know all around ....theres your corruption...no time to teach as our idiot college professors taught colleges all wrong also, creating all kinds of riots all wrong also...i would have arrested all of them...thats what the nice commies you mention would do even worse..they would put your head on a pole...and as below comment also, i think you dums are the armchair aintifa type idiots... your the type who used to help the british, and do for yourself, while poor americans were being hanged and stuck with bayonets... trying for real freedom, instead of that nice' kind of communisim also....not enough time to teach you real history... but i wish it had been done better of course...and win or go much shorter time than that....but commie is and was wrong... but dont worry, you get your chance, i do want us out of south china area it cost us too much.... you guys get on over there and help... big brother your 'nice guy' commie china is now telling little brother commies including vietnam -- heh, we are taking all of the south china sea, and the islands and some we are gonna rebuild illegal we are now, so what are you gonna do about it...we made you united commies, and just the same way commies do, we claim south china sea --- read it, it says 'china' right?? tough luck for yall now, there is no nato to protect you-- so sorry thats the way its gonna go... now, realize, way worse than our system, and if we had done what we should, vietnam would still be 'united people'...just 10 times better... of course they tough,had but many arvn were tough also... i think it would have to be done way earlier, just like ayatollah khomeni, should have been stopped..jimmy carter made same sad mistake and ironic, me special i see history some dont...get this...who let this nasty killer commie type and add religious fanatic live there and loose to recorrupt Iran with religious hate, even though we should have made the shah back off and less corrupt would have been far better, jimmy carter [you see which party again also?] decided not to at the wrong time... history lesson, who let ayatollah K stay around when he should have been banned or sent back for his trial instead of the shah before our embassy was attacked...long before i mean year or more...who let ayatollah hang around and preach trouble riot just like vietnam stuff?? you will see just how dum liberal people can be, just like us ..and just lie you guys are talking? quiz over.... the liberal people of France...in nice Paris...they created vietnam, and let ayatollah hang around there, just like our idiot types would do...we remember the chinese commies from korea... i wont go ... its your turn.... the rest takes too much time to explain...imo opinion thats it no such thing as american superior complex, fool, and no, that soldier does not know better...not smart either...vietnam just done all wrong as said thanks i think you will be sorry, but i just dont want our dum leaders, and we just had one for 8 years, to put us in wrong war again like that... now for you, you will see and you are seeing---what the commie 'chinese superior complex' will do... im not,... too much meth yall vietnamese dont forget have slaughtered their only 1 minority, we have many right? the montagnard mountain people have more right to where they live, and have been there longer... and the vietnamese cut their village chiefs head off, and rape the women or kill babies, and tell them not to move the head or else?? and have treated them that way for century, worse than iran,iraq,turkey muslims have done to the kurdish people also... and for damien above...you the usual race card, you never seen better armchair, except its bamboo i guess, killers than leaders of commie vietnam were and are im sure, there were brave types, but most of commie army works with gun to back of head...ask castro or kim jong ...not me, you tell china

@sonomacalendar9949

4 жыл бұрын

gary c hey dude, what kind of hard drugs are you taking?

@barryhackwell7285

4 жыл бұрын

@@richarddrozek3207 youre both wrong-- try a little nuance vs. making generalized statements, brother; no disrespect to you or your serv or ce.

This is the best documentary on the siege at Khe Sahn.

@aaabbb-py5xd

3 жыл бұрын

U mean the only, lol

@rezaf8338

3 жыл бұрын

@@aaabbb-py5xd exactly 77 day's sieges of khe sanh

@jean-jacquesrufin6943

3 жыл бұрын

Amen! 😂😂😂😂😂😂

@dmimz8593

3 жыл бұрын

Agreed

I am Vietnamese, I love my country, and am proud of the Vietnamese army, they are brave, intelligent and creative soldiers, most importantly they love their country ready to accept receive sacrifices to protect the Fatherland of Vietnam

@b-trucker7717

5 жыл бұрын

Peace my ass,the south didn't want nothing to do with ya north, so you peasants invaded the south,peace😅,you must be a liberal 😂

@buivphuoc

5 жыл бұрын

B- trucker the south wanted united with the north

@buivphuoc

5 жыл бұрын

B- trucker but cia kill him

@PatrickHo1972

5 жыл бұрын

I'm Vietnamese too but I hated Viet Cong too much!They're invasion South Viet Nam,where the best place until bull shit Viet Cong took over!Fucking shame on Viet Cong!!!

@johngillians1027

3 жыл бұрын

As an American Im also proud of the Vietnamese. You kicked the ass of one of the worlds bullys

Great great video- THANK YOU !!!

Welcome home guys ..I know you didn't get a warm welcome home back during the war ..and I know you all left a part of you in that rotten jungle ..thank you for your service and bravery

@dwightcurrie8316

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you for the kind words & the thoughtfulness behind those words

@dwightcurrie8316

3 жыл бұрын

I'll add just one more thing. When "We" & by We, I mean All of us got Home, there were a few assholes who wanted to hear "Blood & Guts War Stories" of the "No Shit, There I Was" variety, but most friends & family didn't want to hear Shit. It seemed like everybody who didn't hate our "Baby Killing" Guts, wanted to pretend we'd been away on some sort of Leave Of Absence, On Vacation, or some shit. All of us, even those who had survived The Worst Shit Imaginable, were expected to just say "Hi Mom & Dad, I'm Home" and get n with the exact same life we were living before we left, as if nothing had happened and Absolutely NOTHING had changed....including Us. After all, "the Boys coming back from WWII did it, so why couldn't we?", so to speak. The Lack of "Welcome Home Celebrations & Ticker Tape Parades" seemed perfectly normal....to Them, anyway. Hell, Cronkite said "We Lost The War", so we must have....Right? Never mind the Fact that We Won The Battles....case in point....Tet 1968, after which Cronkite made his "All Is Lost" declaration, and not admitting that during the "Real Battle" the US lost 4000 troops, but the North Vietnamese & Viet Cong Lost Over 40,000 & the Viet Cong, for all intents & purposes, no longer existed as an effective Fighting Force........A Minor Detail that was conveniently Omitted from Cronkite's Oh So Knowledgeable & "Honorable?" Surrender, on Our Behalf. The Politicians May Have Surrendered, but The Troops Never Did. Another in a long list of times when Politicians Screwed America's Fighting Men & Some Women, without even having the decency to use "Lube" before They Fucked Us All. Now that, in no way means that Practically Everybody wasn't Glad to be out & At Home. It was the Despicable way that it was done that Still sticks in our craw, all these decades later..... Therefore it was "Better All Around" for everybody concerned to pretend Vietnam never happened & Ignore it All Together.....Right? Nearly a year after I got home, I overheard my Father....... who I always Loved & Adored & Always Will......tell my Mother...."Are you gonna tell me he's Right In The Head?". I Left shortly afterward & went back into The Horse Bidness. I spent the next 10 years following the Rodeo Circuit, Racing Stables, or Breaking & Training Horses all over the country, before I "Got A Real Job". Later we got past it, but things were strained between us for several years. Cowboying he understood. The other stuff, not at all. He'd been a farmer all his life & had never worked for anybody but himself, let alone been in The Military, so how was he supposed to understand? He Wasn't & Couldn't & I had no way of even beginning to explain it. Hell, I didn't understand it myself. Keep in mind that I had a far easier time than All the people who had really been "In The Shit" & freely admit that. John Wayne, I Most Certainly Was Not, nor did I pretend to be, but I came back Changed in some fundamental way. It took all those years of rambling all over America, being a Saddle Bum, for me to make my peace with All, or most of it anyway. That's my story, "give or take a Lie or Two", as they say

@jimdrums4life499

3 жыл бұрын

Dwight, thank you for yiur openess. Absolutely tragic that we went in in the 1st place, but the horrific experiences you guys had... wow.. you'd have to be a changed person. It's OK though, thank you for being you!

Respect to all who fought in this war. My father in law fought in this war as well. I know what war does to those who fight. I want you all to fight on with your own lives and continue the honorable work in your communities. You folks were asked to make a sacrifice that many politicians would not understand as they just use the ink to continue the war. God Bless you all.

@frankierzucekjr

3 жыл бұрын

Well said. And the government is only getting worse

@MrNajibrazak

3 жыл бұрын

how come nobody cared about the opinions of the South Vietnamese that fought, died in the preservation of their southern way of live?

Young American teenagers.........God Bless all of you.......Big Thanks for your Service .....and Dedication !!!.....Welcome Home boys !!

@pim1234

5 жыл бұрын

@Nguyen Bui If they want they do, nothing you can do about it

@pim1234

5 жыл бұрын

@APCOPILOT fucking commie

@pim1234

5 жыл бұрын

@@andrewwakeling4099 you forgot the e in your last name

@barryhackwell7285

4 жыл бұрын

@APCOPILOT ouch!

My father was a medic of the NVA in Khe Sanh, but later on he had to carry another task of guarding some 300 NVA soldiers who refused to fight, he believed most of them suffered from PTSD as a result of B52 bombing...

@editervuhoang1043

3 жыл бұрын

Think about it. 100,000 tons of bombs, surely god must also have psychological trauma

@ianmackie8161

3 жыл бұрын

@@editervuhoang1043 Yep, and you don't even hear them coming. That would seem like Dante's Fire, for sure.

@yourfabuloushappymann5154

3 жыл бұрын

Awesome!

@drunkenmmamaster419

3 жыл бұрын

I've seen interviews with the nva soilders who survived the carpet bombings , you could see in their eyes they went through hell , the one soilder said you got through the bombings by shear luck

What a great video. I hope they dropped beer in one of those air drops. Holy moly what a titanic effort. Thanks for sharing this video. Good job.

Love war stories 🖤much respect for thoes who fought for America 👊🏾💪🏾💯💯

Was there. Crazy.am 67. Only a kid.will never forget it..

You know a documentary is good when it gives you an anxiety attack. Exceptional.

1970 I was on other side of Ho Chi Minh trail Laos called Attapeu , Plateau a Bolovens top hills PS- 38 , PS-72, PS-165 got wounded on this top hill . Porter single engine picked me up brought to top hill PS-22 Laotian army base awaited C-123 brought me to hospital PS-18 on the edge of Mekong River near Thai border Ubon on Laos side 1970 .

@bellavia5

3 жыл бұрын

GOD Bless

@tedmorgan7002

3 жыл бұрын

Sang, thank you

@joechan2107

3 жыл бұрын

Đạn xé không trung đêm từng đêm vẫn nghe Từng lớp trai đi cho ngày mai vẫn đi

Khe Sanh, một nét đậm trong lịch sử Việt Nam, lịch sử Hoa Kỳ và lịch sử thế giới! Mãi mãi không phai!

i have no words to describe the admiration i have for you and your brothers. i'm sorry the newer generations are so weak.

Much respect to these soldiers who sacrificed so much!!

@1bridge11

4 жыл бұрын

Marines, not soldiers.

@jantheman419

3 жыл бұрын

Bless Them

@luca5221

3 жыл бұрын

@@1bridge11 we get it you like to call them marines

@1bridge11

3 жыл бұрын

@@luca5221 #CancelDisneyPlus

@luca5221

3 жыл бұрын

@@1bridge11 wtf are you on about

As a Malaysian, we thank you americans that you prevented communism from taking over southeast asia incl philipines, burma, malaysia singapore and indonesia....you have no idea how thankful we are

Cúi đâu trước anh linh nhưng anh hùng vì quốc vong thân.cảm ơn những bậc ông cha đã ngã xuống vì tự do độc lập của dân tộc để tụi con có dc hoà bình nhưng ngay hôm này.cám ơn tất cả những người linh bộ đội cụ Hồ....việt nam muôn năm

WE 3 MARINES WHEN BACK TO KHE SANH IN MARCH,APRIL, MAY OF 2014 ....... IT HAS A MEMORIAL TO BOTH SIDES .................WOW

@stephenstewart9242

5 жыл бұрын

U.S.A. Doug Hillin died there

@stephenstewart9242

5 жыл бұрын

U.S.A. Doug Hillin died there

@stephenstewart9242

5 жыл бұрын

U.S.A. Doug Hillin died there !

@Sercom808brimmy

5 жыл бұрын

I fought there I was in third battalion murder c sqaud

@richarddrozek3207

5 жыл бұрын

Big deal....did you check out the graves of 58,000---did they give your drugs and free beer make stupid comment -In South Vietnam -their soldiers were all cowards who openly would not fight!

My Uncle was there prior to the start and luckily lived through the full 77 siege. He’s only recently shared memories of his time in Vietnam with me. It amazes me how differently he describes his time fighting in Battles such as Khe Sahn, difference being between this video or others. He recalls his eye witnessing Operation Niagara (ARC LIGHT) strikes as totally horrifying. He said there is only one way to know a B-52 Strike was eminent, since they are too high to see or hear. He said everyone could tell it was coming from the very strong static electric charge it created on the Khe Sahn Base. Powerful enough that prior to explosions he and others would use their fingers to Zap the Marine taking cover beside. He was one of the Marines that ran to save possible survivors of the downed C130. He said that C130 wasn’t moved until two weeks after it burned. It was finally moved aside curtesy a Marine Engineer. He asked me if I knew of the Khe Sahn Shuffle? I hadn’t. He said it was done to piss off the NVA and make light of their situation. A single Marine would climb out of his Bunker and shuffle along as if he was on a sidewalk back in the States without a care in the World, all whilst listening well enough for the pop of a Mortor tube, a Mortor that would without any doubt be on the way. I feel fortunate to has had him in my life.

@robnewlee1787

4 жыл бұрын

Khe Sahn Shuffle...that is hilarious! Broken spirit? Not here! Haha. Thanks for sharing that tidbit.

@jj-nh8lz

3 жыл бұрын

Great stories man. Your uncle has firsthand experience in important American history.

I flew with HMM 364 as a gunner. We made many trips into Khe Sanh during this time. The Super Gaggle worked.

@DungPham-mu9fv

5 жыл бұрын

Don McLaughlin can I have your contact? I'm so curious about what happened in the vietnam war.

rất hay, Việt Nam muôn năm

@SucSinhCung

5 жыл бұрын

Lê văn Tám, Chó Hồ Minh☭ Cả hai được đảng định hình dựng ra☭ Một thằng thực sự là ma💀 Thằng kia gốc Chệt ,hoá ra bác Hồ👹

@SonPham-zr6cg

5 жыл бұрын

@@SucSinhCung đánh cho con cháu của chó Jesu mất đường về quê mẹ luôn

Great Documentary

Chào ca nhà Công sản nón dải dép râu. Những con người huyền thoại. Đổi đầu với Quân lực số một thói giới. Lại phải chạy dài. Hãnh diện vô cùng VIỆT NAM

Two full hours, two full episodes, on Khe Sanh. The battle that never was. It was part of General Giap's plan to draw away combat strength from the cities and populated areas in preparation for the Tet Offensive. It worked. While Westmoreland was waiting for his set-piece battle around Khe Sanh, the Vietnamese attacked the cities. It's no wonder that even the US military consider him the best general of all in the American War.

Thanks for the history

Tôi yêu và tự hào quân đội VN tôi.

God bless the soul of all vietnamess fighters for defending their mother land against the evils

@snowflakemelter1172

3 жыл бұрын

Try learning history, the communists were invading South Vietnam backed by China not fighting for freedom.

@MrNajibrazak

3 жыл бұрын

what fickle minded by product of the mass media! absolutely disrespectful of the southern Vietnamese anti communists. if all Vietnamese must be branded communists then should all muslims be branded terrorists and zoophiles? people like you are those which would trade away human dignity and freedom in the name of "defending against the the evils"......

Khe Sanh nơi toi sinh ra va lon len ! That tuyet

If you look at the context of that time, it was intense. My dad's unit of the 101st was hit hard on Jan 24 in Song Be. The Tet Offensive was well calculated and although the US fought off the communist forces ALL over South Vietnam, it was a Pyrrhic victory. In my own time, I remember watching the news after I left Iraq in OIF 1. It was November and all of Iraq was hit in various places at once like with Tet. The south flared up, Fallujah, Baghdad .... there was a Stryker unit (I helped support before I left) was headed to Baghdad or Fallujah and had to turn around and head back to Mosul because SHTF there too. Fallujah would be the new "Hue" for the younger marines.

@marchillis6079

3 жыл бұрын

B-52 strikes are devastatingly powerful. I had seen, heard, and felt those in Desert Storm. The night horizon lights up like city lights in the distant... then second later, the ground vibrates (this is from several miles away), and lastly you hear its thunder.

Excellent video!!

God bless America and in God we trust. And all those Americans that fought in Vietnam.Amen I have alot of relatives passed on and some still living that fought in Vietnam besides my dad.🗡️✝️⚡🌫️🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

@declanmurphy6427

3 жыл бұрын

A senseless waste of lives. Very sad.

@vincentpescus2827

3 жыл бұрын

And then there are simpletons who believe in the propaganda, refuses to see the facts in a blundering Cognitive Dissonance state of mind (or the lack thereof) , come here to put the nonsense as above. To hell with your sick and dumb patriotism, to hell with your sheer ignorance that allows young people to die painful deaths in far away lands.

Really good men

@MakeSomeNoiseAgencyPlaylists

3 жыл бұрын

on the VAR side indeed √

I was honored to have met and become good friends with LtCol Ken Pipes, who was the “Skipper” of Bravo Company, 1/26 during the Battle of Khe Sanh. There is a very well made program the was made to honor those brave me. Semper Fidelis Col.. Jerry Hollie, CWO, USMC, Ret

Excellent documentary

The most blindfolded act of war I ever seen !!

@MenacingRabbit

3 жыл бұрын

I believe they finally said the Tonkin gulf incident was a setup, never happened but it was used to start the war. My condolences for all those men who died by the hands of a few.

I was a forward observer, 1st Mar. Div. Our motto in arty ( Artillery lends dignity to what would otherwise be a vulgar brawl.)

Chiến tranh chết chóc buồn quá . Nhưng tôi tự hào là người việt nam .

@bttmbkt4402

6 жыл бұрын

Quang nguyên ai kéo quân vào miền Nam để đánh??? Ai chơi trò du kích để Mỹ phải đem quân qua.. Ai tấn công mậu thân 68,chạy giặc la gì. Thuyền nhân là gi?....

@Thiennguyen06387

5 жыл бұрын

Tai Trinh não mày làm bằng cứt à ?mày đang dùng thứ ngôn ngữ gì vậy?bắc nam dùng ngôn ngữ và chữ viết gì vậy?

Outstanding!

The war should never have been waged unless we were prepared to do what was needed to win. Giving the enemy fire free zones was criminal

@booster5329

5 жыл бұрын

It was criminal. Especially politically,from many aspects.You are so right,especially considering the fact that our own constitutional aspirations were spawned as well as our revolution by similar circumstances.Thats why Ho admired it so much.Not to mention the fact that many draftees weren't even allowed to eat in a restaurant or enjoy the many things American life offered citizens of the right race(excuse me did I say right or white?).

@davidca96

4 жыл бұрын

@@booster5329 you sound like a lib.

@booster5329

4 жыл бұрын

@@davidca96 No,I sound like A black man.You sir sound like A Trump supporter,or A jock supporter.They both have A dick & nuts where their brains should be.

@barryhackwell7285

4 жыл бұрын

@@davidca96 who gives a shit what is politics worth compared to common sense. Oppression is oppression

Cám ơn các anh hùng đã hi sinh tổ quốc , ko ngại đế quốc xâm lăng , các ah vẫn chiến đấu kiên cường , tự hào quá

I really admire the North Vietnamese for their insistent and consistent braveness, have u imagine how much mind readiness is required by Vietnamese in such a case of air and ground attack with modern weapon armed? Salute Vetnam!

Great video. This is the stuff our Government today is trying to hide from the general public, like it never existed. Like when they talk about the fall of Saigon, and claim that no American Troops were killed. Yea, right. It is the history of a time many people would prefer to forget. I kind of followed the war as a teen as I was constantly being threatened by my teachers about ending up over there. I just missed this war by a year or two as they started pulling troops out in 74'. Graduated at 17 in 76 from 11th grade. Joined the Air Force in 76' out of High School & served 2 4 year terms. My 1st duty assignment was with 479 TTW at Holloman Air Base NM. I was with the training section which flew T-38's but the "F-4's" were on the other side. Yea, I was enlisted airman, but met many veteran pilots. Most folks back than were still protesting the military. It was the time of free sex, lots of drugs, & rock n' roll & mo-town. I have nothing but utter respect for those who served. While others were busy with their selfish lifestyles & spitting at those that served, I was always & will always, respect those who served. They were paid pennies on the dollar, & before my time didn't have a choice in the matter.

It's great that after 50 plus years since this war that former foes are breaking bread and burying the hatchet. I wish the American side could just move on as the Vietnamese have on this war and put it in the past.

@katherinegates1559

3 жыл бұрын

✌️🇺🇸 God Bless Our America...🇺🇸 All Of Our Vietnam Veterans ....Never To Be Forgotten. God Bless each and everyone of them....Always.💞

@johndemeen5575

3 жыл бұрын

There is still POWs and missing people, only then!

@NicholasWarnertheFirst

3 жыл бұрын

@@katherinegates1559 and may the politicians who invented the excuses to go into war against Vietnam rot in hell.

@nermlinger1941

3 жыл бұрын

@@johndemeen5575 I was an infantryman/interpreter. One of my buddies went on to become head of the JCRC after we retired. He spent 20 years on POW/MIA issues.

@johndemeen5575

3 жыл бұрын

Loren Tomblin Just know, some people are still missing. Thank you for your service! Hope you are well. Vaya con Dios. From, St. Paul Minnesota.

mình từng ở quảng trị trên lao bảo làm và nge nói 15 ngìn lính vn đã nằm lại ở đó với số tuổi rất trẻ thật kinh khủng

I want to take this opertunity to personally say thank you to all who served in Nam. I was only 8-10 years old and was so afraid I would grow up, be drafted, go to war and die. You guys are the best

@greengod636rr8

3 жыл бұрын

Will good for you my dad was 8 when he was drafted by the America to the CIA to help and save down America jet flyer. And by 8 and a half he killed his first VC and by 11 he was badly injured by the VC. Then by 16 he have to run from the VC to thailand if he didnt then he would be killed off. Thats when he decided to come to America. Guess what till this day a lot of america didnt know who are the HMOOB PEOPLE ARE.

@emojiking8580

3 жыл бұрын

@@greengod636rr8 Thanck you to your Famaly 🇺🇸

Questo video e bellissimo.Bravi.

The best diversionary battle of the North Vietnamese. Khe Sanh was just the springboard for the 1968 Tet Offensive. It was a military art. Until now, the Americans still believed that Khe Sanh could not occupy ...🤣🤣🤣

Battlefield: is one of the best series of war.

VN quê hương tôi gian lao mà anh dũng!!!

I just love the music🎼🎵😎

xem nhung fim tai lieu nay hok bao gio het cam xuc.Tuyet voi DCSVN

God bless you Col. Thomkins. Semper Fi.

Vietnam: greatest Army of the 20th Century beating French, US, Chinese And best of all the Khmer Rouge.

@ReezyR

3 жыл бұрын

all that for what Vietnam is a shithole

@NicholasWarnertheFirst

3 жыл бұрын

@@ReezyR Ask Kissinger and The US us an even bigger shithole with real assholes like you living there. Bahahaahaaaa

I have always wondered why the Americans had two ammunition dumps on the base and had the ordnance stored 90/10 in the two dumps instead of closer to 50/50. North Vietnamese knew which one to hit and scored a bullseye, not luck but skill. That North Vietnamese artillery crew deserved medals.

@gregnuts20___97

5 жыл бұрын

Because if the ONE ammo dump was hit then you wouldn't have any ammo left. But if one got hit, then you had another dump as a back up. Also keep in mind that all these weapon systems were on different sides of the base, makes sense to store different types of ammo with their respectived weapon. The Vietnamese had an advantage of knowing exactly where the base was and how it was laid out, if you set up an OP with a decent Forward observer on that hill with a clear line of sight, its extremely easy to walk artillery fire on a fixed position. Youd literally need to lob artillery within about 20 or 30 meters of what you want to kill or destroy.

@Stacie45

4 жыл бұрын

@@gregnuts20___97 I don't think you quite understood my question. I wasn't suggesting eliminating a dump. I was suggesting splitting the cache closer to 50-50. Your point about having specific ordnance stored closer to the weapons that fire it is a good partial answer. How about 70-30 rather than 90-10? The N. Vietnamese seemed to know which dump to prioritize with their artillery fire, they didn't hit the backup dump.

@truongquangthang1317

4 жыл бұрын

Your judgment is very accurate

I was there in 1969 and, as a pilot, can assure you we Americans had no idea whatsoever what we were doing! It was pitiful to observe and humiliating to be part of it.

@arwahsapi

4 жыл бұрын

Respect to you sir!

@bugsy101073

4 жыл бұрын

As a Malaysian, we thank you americans that you prevented communism from taking over southeast asia incl philipines, burma, malaysia singapore and indonesia....you have no idea how thankful we are

@truongquangthang1317

4 жыл бұрын

We should go past the past to the future, glad you will return to our country one more time

@barryhackwell7285

4 жыл бұрын

Respect!

@leonardofetalvero6942

3 жыл бұрын

High respect to you from Philippines.

I'll always remember the red clay. It was everywhere.

@highjumpstudios2384

3 жыл бұрын

Was it naturally red... or?

I learned so much watching the video , Thank you so much soldiers . Love 💕 always. ❤️

yêu hoà bình ❤

Viet Nam ❤❤❤❤

Khi nghe những lời bình trong cuộc chiến của hai bên thì cho tôi cảm giác ... bên kia ( được gọi theo kiểu của người bắc là đế quốc ) lời bình của họ ,, rất xúc tích , đơn giản , chân thực , ko hoa mỹ , ko đề cao ai hay một cá nhấn nào khác : đơn giản họ chỉ thuật lại cuộc chiến ,,, ngược lại những lời bình của bên đối chiến ,, thì luôn hoa mỹ ,, gượng gạo ,,, tung hê nghe mà gởn tóc gáy ,,, cho cái sự giả dối ,,, hoa từ của họ ,,,, đúng thiệt là cs ,,, ông vua thầy của công nghệ tuyên truyền ,,,, cho lên câu nói ((( đừng .,,,,,, cs họ nói mà nhìn...... làm )))) ko tự nhiên mà thành bất hủ

@cuongnghiem4979

5 жыл бұрын

Nguyen Saigon cs họ làm được đấy, họ thống nhất được nước nhà đấy. Họ nói va họ làm được nhé!

Việt Nam anh hùng !!!

Read a book by an American senator around the late 1950's after he toured Asia . He was originally a pig farmer and always made a point of talking to farmers wherever he went as he said they all had common problems wherever they came from . He came away from Vietnam believing that the US should support Ho Chi Minh . The French of course kept reminding the Americans that they had supported the US against the British way back in the 1700's and called in the loan so to speak . Then there was the communist aspect . The British at the time were busily helping their colonial countries become independent , mostly but not all successfully . They and Canada decided that it was not their fight . The twists and turns of history ! Peace to all .

The man’s voice in this battlefield was really understandable and precise towards what's going on the field at that time ! The images and charts , diagrams illustrated thereafter were very true and vivid , helping the readers- viewers better understanding the situation of fierce fighting all around ! With the highly sophisticated technologies , an unparallel , unprecedented air power the US possessed , that had whooped vo nguyen giap' asses as bitterly as to bury his legendary Dien Bien Phu under the mud ! The VC remnants dashed back into Laos as swarms of contagious transmitting rats into their tunnels !!! They lost 16,000 red commie aggressors , at least . The Khe Sanh siege crushed , once again , proved that the US ARMED FORCES WERE INVINCIBLE !!! No doubt about it . GOD BLESS AMERICA !!! GOD BLESS ALL HEROIC GI ' s !!!

@robertrudolf8070

5 жыл бұрын

Only thing you Yankees are invincible in, is your propaganda and stupidity.

@enlightenedwarrior7119

5 жыл бұрын

@@robertrudolf8070 look what happened to the French dumbass

@truongquangthang1317

4 жыл бұрын

3///

I love the music

Chúng ta sẵn sàng kết bạn với mọi dân tộc . Đó là vì đại nghĩa và hòa bình cho các dân tộc chứ chúng ta không bao giờ quỳ bước trước mọi kẻ xâm lược nào. Nếu ko tự hào về lịch sử oai hùng của dân tộc thì nào đâu ta có niềm tin chiến thắng ? Năm xưa khi Kissinger nói với Lê Đức Thọ " Lịch sử nước Mỹ 200 năm chưa từng thất bại ", Lê Đức Thọ có đáp lại " Dân tộc tôi 4000 năm chưa từng quỳ gối trước bất kỳ kẻ xâm lược nào "

We love peace and are determined not to subdue any invasion in my country

@b-trucker7717

5 жыл бұрын

Then why ya invaded south Vietnam stupid fuck,should've stayed in ya crap north Vietnam.

@hobo5782

3 жыл бұрын

@@b-trucker7717 To be honest, if the French had just left vietnam alone, and stopped their colonial efforts, like the Brits had already done at this point, then there wouldn't have ever been a north and south Vietnam. It was only after the vietminh humiliated the french at dien bien phu that vietnam was split in two.

Chiến tranh phi nghĩa . Người dân Việt Nam tội tình gì phải hứng chịu những cuộc chiến liên miên do ngoại bang đem tới??? Dân tộc Việt Nam k bao giờ khuất phục.

@vantran-jd1tk

3 жыл бұрын

Ban hoi Ho cho' Minh va dang CS vn do.. da mang sung dan cua Ta`u Nga vao chiem mien nam :)

@tbphamtinh811

3 жыл бұрын

@@vantran-jd1tk chiếm cái dòng họ mày à.cứ ngoại bang vào đổ cho chúng mày tí cứt ăn là chúng mày để nó làm chủ đất Việt à.đat nước Việt Nam phải do người Việt làm chủ.may hiểu k con.

@joechan2107

3 жыл бұрын

Đạn xé không trung đêm từng đêm vẫn nghe Từng lớp trai đi cho ngày mai vẫn đi

This was the last treat the US had until we left RVN > gave victory away!

Thời thế tao anh hùng... lich sử thì mai mai ko bjo thay đổi.. hay vui vì chúng ta chỉ 1 lần duy nhất trên cõi đời

The differences between Dien Bien Phu and Khe Sanh were the B-52 and the presence of the ARVN Rangers in the latter one.

that was us the 3rd mms andersen, and my time with arc-light and niagra, between 67-69 my 18 month pcs tour.

@johnakaoldguy3158

3 жыл бұрын

I am a USAF veteran from the mid 1970’s and just want to say thank you for a job well done sir! Anderson AFB must have been a crucial base of support. Blessings and good health to you vet to vet. 👏👏

@3zajp3rd

3 жыл бұрын

@@johnakaoldguy3158 thank you. i am on facebook send a "message" and i will gladly answer any questions you might have. i have many photos of my mms time at andersen's bomb dump.

tự hào về Quân đội ta quá, không mong muốn chiến tranh nhưng nếu tổ quốc gọi tôi sẵn sàng lên đường chiến đấu.

@richarddrozek3207

5 жыл бұрын

You are all cowards who openly would not fight!

@nguyentu3380

5 жыл бұрын

@@richarddrozek3207 shut up pls :)

@vanthai7358

4 жыл бұрын

Coi clip nay roi tu hao, hay nhan ra la minh bi CS lua gat. kzread.info/dash/bejne/gZx3q8qak9urnbg.html

Việt nam cộng hòa con đường tư do cho dân tộc giúp cho dân phát triển thật vĩ đại

Trận sài gòn 1968 trận thượng phước 1974,chiến dịch trị thiên 1972, trận tây ninh cuối năm 74-75 trận cổ thành quảng trị 1972 các chiến trường ác liệt nhất quảng trị , quảng nam-đà nẵng , tây ninh

😭😭😭❤️❤️❤️❤️🇻🇳🇻🇳🇻🇳

@no_respect.

3 жыл бұрын

Fuk USA, their politics making sht all over the world

@joechan2107

3 жыл бұрын

Đạn xé không trung đêm từng đêm vẫn nghe Từng lớp trai đi cho ngày mai vẫn đi

Westmorland said he was never given the forces he needed. He needed 3x or 4x that number.

@worstchoresmadesimple6259

3 жыл бұрын

Well if the ARVN wasn't full of moles and the South Vietnamese Government wasn't as corrupt, he would have had a viable ARVN force. In any case, he had ROK Soldiers and Marines; ANZAC; Thai and Filipino. If that wasn't enough, then the outcome as proven was inevitable.

The comments here are eye opening. God bless all you guys that were there....Both sides. You were doing what you were told and thought to be right.

@MakeSomeNoiseAgencyPlaylists

3 жыл бұрын

😂😂😂 that irony ... on so many levels...

I vividly remember 2 people in.the USMarines that were at Khe Sahn in Jan. and feb into March a little. All 3 survived , but 2 were wounded and 1 came out of it unscathed(god bless him) physically but a mental basket case! My uncle was kia in mid-3/68 near Pleiku - Central Highlands. 10 days before my 11th bday! He was in.the 1st cav.division( airmobile). It was the real life reality show. The war was on news everynight locally and nationally!

After tons of dollars and hundreds of death, they withdrew and destroyed all what they had built.. What a victory!

Oh SHIT! That was the first reaction I heard most when an ambush was realized!

Excellent presentation...

I heard about this battle from Walter Sobchak one time when I went bowling. I rolled a 10 and well, this veteran pulled out his 1911 - which single handedly won two world wars - and started screaming about how there's rules now that we're not in 'Nam anymore. I feel bad for all his buddies who died facedown in the mud at Khe Sanh, at Langdok, at Hill 364. These young men gave their lives

@highjumpstudios2384

3 жыл бұрын

Oh the pins. The pins made the noise. I was so confused, thinking it was the number 10

Bô mih đa đê lai noi day môt cah tay van con may man hon nhieu đôg đoi nua

So the American hippies did what General Giap and all his divisions couldn’t do, wipe Khe San off the map.

@CJ-dy8lb

3 жыл бұрын

The US never should have been in Vietnam to begin with.

@aleckrug1554

3 жыл бұрын

Pretty sure the hippies were the ones who didn't go to war to kill people and we're into peace love and too much drugs. Don't think hippies would have given that up to go enlist and kill people and have that on their conscious the rest of their lives if they made it out. All to go fight motherfuckers with aks in a jungle when you don't give a shit about what they do half way around the world.

long life vietnames

Theo tôi nghĩ mỗi người có một lý tưởng riêng, chả ai là hoàn toàn xấu và cũng chả là hoàn toàn tốt cả! Tôi Là Người VIỆT NAM, đất nước thân yêu, dân tộc đoàn kết chống lại giặc ngoại xâm không phải mới đây mà là hàng ngàn năm trước rồi. Mỗi lần như thế đất nước lại chịu biết bao tan tốc, chia ly,...Nhưng 1 sự thật mà không một lý luận nào có thể phản biện, ngòi bút nào có thể tả được là dân tộc tôi, đất nước tôi vẫn giữ được nền độc lập, hòa bình và thống nhất toàn vẹn lãnh thổ.

"Americans don't understand that when they cross a border they are in someone else's country." ----- Daniel Ellsberg

@bradr1913

3 жыл бұрын

That's Right ask a Indian.

@trantran-bh4lc

3 жыл бұрын

@@bradr1913 à

@joekelly4870

3 жыл бұрын

They fully understood. The government didn't.

A war never finished but started by a few.

Bố mình tham gia trận này trong Sư Đoàn 320. Khi mình hỏi thiệt hại của phía Quân Giải Phóng thì ông nói sư đoàn ông thiệt hại mất 1 tiểu đoàn(bị loại khỏi vòng chiến: tử trận - bị thương) và áng chừng các sư đoàn khác cũng tầm đó. Hỏi ông có sợ không ? Ông bảo không ! Hỏi ông thế lính nào khả năng tử trận cao nhất ? Ông bảo đã là lính thì lính nào cũng dễ....

I was a navy carrier sailor, and i got to tell you it bothered me. I was on a the KITTYHAWK , and the SHANGRILA. I felt bad watching all the bombs going down thru the chow hall. I got out of the navy and to tell you the truth guilty and used for supporting the war against peaceful peasant farmers, just to support the interests of oil man and secretary of state Macnamara, the defense industry was booming and california and oregon were building planes we were making bombs all over the country, and people were getting paid well. I watched gun camera movies and saw the truck drivers and people on bicycles on the ho che minh trail and saw the courage of Charly. Been watching a bunch of video's on KZread people posted from vietnam. I can't understand what they are saying, but you can understand allot from what they are doing, and I gotta say they came out of the war pretty well. They seem poor, but their lifestyle is pretty simple. and all the videos I watch i don't see a bunch of stressed out people like here in the U.S.A . Seen video's of them in the work place and it seems pretty mellow. I bet they don't have to spend half their paycheck for a decent place to live. They live in these little shacks that are cool and easy to maintain. I would go visit them tomorrow but then I remember how hot it is over there. Any way watch a few vietnamese videos to ballance out the video's of brave American Soldiers. You know what the war in vietnam? They call it the American war.

@truongquangthang1317

4 жыл бұрын

hi hammock you are a bridge of friendship between Vietnam and the United States ... nice to welcome you in Vietnam

@barryhackwell7285

4 жыл бұрын

Astute comment; props!

Các Bác ha, ta đang sống trong thời kỳ hội nhập. Theo tui kinh tế và lối sống thì kiểu Mỹ, còn lý tưởng thì chủ nghĩa xã hội, xã hội nào mà phúc lợi xã hội tốt thì tốt đẹp cả thôi kể chi tư bản hay XHCN mà tranh cải cho mệt.

@luuhoang1561

5 жыл бұрын

NGUYỄN THANH SANG theo tôi thì k nên học lối sống kiểu mỹ, người Việt Nam mình có truyền thống văn hoá của mình, tất nhiên k bảo thủ giữ lại tất những cái k phù hợp thì sửa nhưng mình nên giữ lấy nét đẹp đó, bản sắc ấy.

@conmemay3549

5 жыл бұрын

Luu Hoàng sống phải có tự do mới gọi là vì dân đằng này làm cc j như thí nghiệm thôi cũng cấm z lấy đâu ra nhân tài , toàn con ông cháu cha lên lãnh đạo , giáo sư tiến sĩ cả ngàn người mà làm con óc vít thôi k làm đc haha , còn nói nét sống truyền thống văn hoá nữa ủa TB là k giữ đc truyền thống à CS mới giữ đc đúng k

Kind of sad how nothing ever works out from a military perspective.

@jackbailey2222

3 жыл бұрын

Government running the war and we lose

Thắng là thắng, thua là chạy,

Nhìn nó thả boom vãi thật