VOICES OF HISTORY PRESENTS - Cpl Guadalupe Renteria, U.S.M.C. Vietnam 1967-1968, 1st Marine Division
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You can feel the stress that this Marine is experiencing as he recounts his time in Vietnam and his return stateside. I pray that he knows that he is respected by more people than he will ever know. I pray that you will find the peace that you deserve.
I was drafted in Marines 18 January 1966. Drafted Marines in 1966 and 1967. 20 were drafted on 18 January 1966 in Detroit Fort Wayne . 4 KIA of the 20 . One of the four awarded Silver Star Posthumously, Sargent Benjamin Richardson.
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Жыл бұрын
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This one was intense. You could picture everything he said. Its very courageous of him to describe his close combat experience like this. Tough Marine, indeed. What a Soldier! Thank you, Sir!
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Жыл бұрын
Thank you Olli!!!
You can see and hear the pain that this Marine has been carrying around. God bless you sir and I pray that God gives you clarity.
You’re a good man Lupe. Thank you for your sacrifice sir.
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Welcome home Lupe, and thank you sincerely, for your service and sacrifice, and putting yourself in peril for out beautiful country. God bless you and your family sir.
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Жыл бұрын
Thank you Charles!!
Mr. Rentaria-you are the man! Thanks for your service sir- you are the guy I would have been buds with- cheers sir🙏 Thank you Larry🙏
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Жыл бұрын
Thank you Jerry!!
Another Righteous Brother. Godspeed.
I've seen this Interview a couple times and it still touches my soul. WELCOME HOME SIR. THANK YOU, GOD BLESS YOU ALL 🙏🏼
Welcome home Marine, you done good, I salute you Sir...72 yo Navy Veteran
Great man and Warrior. Very honest emotions. God bless you sir.
Cpl Renteria is a real one. What a man. God bless him and every other American warrior. So proud & grateful. 🇺🇸
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10 ай бұрын
AMEN!!
Mr. Renteria! You Summon a PROFUND Spiritual-Psychological-Emotional Effect on me! I Reverence Your Sacred Life and Eternal Contribution to Our Nation! The Grace of Jesus Christ Be Thoroughly with You and Your Heroic Comrades!
My Father is a Vietnam Veteran, Welcome home sir!
This guy is real no BS. Burning shit, truncated payrolls, fear , smelling the enemy .
Great story! Semper Fi Marine! My daddy was a Marine Master Sargent when he retired. We spent 2 and a half year's on Okinawa from 1968 to 1971. Best tour of duty I experienced. When we flew home in May of 1971. The plane was full of Marines going home from Vietnam. Welcome home!
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Жыл бұрын
Semper Fi!! Bravo Zulu!!! Thank you for your comment and for watching my story. I hope you are subscribed to my channel. Please feel free to share these videos. God bless you!! WEBSITE: larrycappetto.com
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Жыл бұрын
@@VoicesofHistory you don't know what I've thought about and I never went to combat. I know it was for real! I admit all who sacrificed their lives for our country! Semper Fi from a Marine Brat! Love you all and the sacrifice you gave for our country!
Thank you for a very human and touching story Lupe.
A true Hero!Thank you for your service.welcome Home
Awesome story teller, TX 4 your service.
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8 ай бұрын
I agree!!
Thank you, Cpl Guadalupe Renteria, U.S.M.C. Vietnam! Thank you, Mr Larry Cappetto!!
WELCOME HOME, THANK YOU FOR YOUR SACRIFICE, GOD BLESS YOU ALL.. 🙏
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Thank for your service Lupe. Great story
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Larry, thank you for doing these interviews. Semper Fi brother
Thank you and God bless, Sir.
It is such a wonderful thing you are doing. Keep it up... Don't let us veterans die without remembrance and understanding...normal people do not seem to understand what we veterans truly do, or where we truly stand....... You do such a great job..... I thank you for it...
Semper Fi Marine. Thank You 🙏
Great and honest interview from a thoughtful insightful young combat Marine 🇺🇸🏆🍺
Thank you sir. Welcome home.
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We are lucky to have you . Thanks for everything. God bless.☺
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One of your best, God bless you.
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Thank you for your service
I was a boot 1967 Nov: plt 1117 or series I don't remember, finish I T R in April 1968. Rotate back from Vietnam june 1969.
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Welcome home Lupe...God bless and keep you, Sir...71 yo Navy Veteran
Wow! Thank you!
Salute. God bless you sir, and thank you!
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Welcome home brother, SEMPER FI !
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Thank you Sir, thank you!
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Fabulous interview! Semper Fi, Marine! Andy McKane, Maunaloa, Hawaii
Best interview that I have seen Larry!
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Жыл бұрын
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Wow!!! WHAT A RANGE OF EMOTIONS IN THIS INTERVIEW.
Another Great Interview, With another great American Hero , Semper fi P.S. it's easyer list my 4 siblimgs that were not Marines, than the 8 that were.
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God bless him and the USMC.
Provide a pitcher of water to refill their glasses
Wow what honestly my father was stationed at Camp Pendleton in 1969 and I lived on the base
Warren Heeter in Vancouver Wa. He had 3 or 4 battle promotions. His unit was in a triangle area, his guys rescued a special forces base, overrun. He has the survivor problem today. Please try and find him, he deserves a recording, thank you.
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Жыл бұрын
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Never mess with a Marine...Semper Fi, Marine
Amazing story
God bless you marine!
1st Marine Division lets go, Semper Fi
That was very good
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What Company, Battalion, Reg. were you in?
Semper Fidelis Marines
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Жыл бұрын
@@VoicesofHistory i was a Marine for 21 years. My dad is a retired Marine also. He was a DI at MCRD San Diego from 65-69 in 1st Bn. He still talks with his former recruits today. He kept track of a lot of them that shipped off to Vietnam. Stay safe Marine and Happy 247th Birthday.
Semper Fi!
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Жыл бұрын
Hope to see you soon Skip!!
Mr. Renteria burning the shitters everyday. Lol, sucks being the new guy. God Bless him and all our veterans.
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Жыл бұрын
Well said. Thank you for watching.
Lupe, would love to talk and see you..im on fb
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8 ай бұрын
Thank you Susan.
This is just a personal observation I'm making here and not a political one. And I hope I'm not being disrespectful. Watching these videos is hard because I can't imagine what it must be to be a good and decent person, as I believe most people at heart are, and yet at a very young age (often just out of high school or college) to have to do, as your job/ your patriotic duty (or so you're told), unimaginably brutal, dangerous and violent things and have the same done to you and your comrades, including leading to their deaths or permanent injuries in some cases in front of your eyes, and yet afterwards if you survive return to your ordinary decent civilian life. To have to bury the horror deep inside you and go back to a world where people are expected to honour the fifth commandment, rather than to breach it and where no one who hasn't been there can comprehend what you've had to do or experience. I'm not talking only about Vietnam here. This applies to any war no matter what side, no matter how morally or politically justified or how much you may believe in it. I was luckily a little too young to go to Vietnam (although a couple of my teachers at school back then were recent vets) and they haven't had the draft for a war since so I never had to make the ultimate terrible personal sacrifice and service all these young men had to make.
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2 ай бұрын
Thank you for your comment Jem.
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Get the man some water