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Some great shots but the voice and pronunciation of the narrator was a real distraction!

Served in 2 corps pleiku/ ankhe on the HOE trail, night patrols and con-voy with arttilery ,Diesel fuel / meals. Fire base radcliff/ fire base Oasis/ action fire base with 105mm/ 155mm/ 175mm/ 8"mm artillery 1969 4th div.

The firebases could have used some Nebelwerfer but at least some of the Marine firebases had Ontos.

Les tourelles avant sont monstrueuses ! En action elles devaient faire des ravages 😮

the new haven had such an unfortunate end, overspending and the connecticut turnpike literally running on the mainline of the NH.

would wee see the B&O have steam Excursions sometime .

I understand that people with their own channel want to narrate their videos---- this guy needs to keep his day job, the voice must be computer generated by a very bad computer. I had to turn the volume down to enjoy the content---and by the way, dude, we have eyes you do not need to talk incessantly---give it a rest

Three of my uncles served. One joined the Navy and sailed to war in Korea. One was a trained Medic. They all enjoyed it.

total propaganda.

No I flew a Cessna O2 alfa. Was a push pull prop. 🌛

How brave did you have to be to do ground attacks with a fighter with a water cooled engine and a long flight home over open water?

Con thien was Hell on earth, after finishing a well written account of life on and around Cont Thien, between 1966- 1969. The commanders from battalion and up did not care for the man on the ground, time and time again, when .arines were down to their last ammo, for rifles, were brought out Howitzer Ammo, and leaving men surrounded out numbered, then to top it off, we Americans wer giving our enemy the battle reports, by telling the news camerman what happend how bad we were getting hit and killed, and what we planned to do. Well all NVA had to do was turn the news on. Are we really that ignorant, I dont get it.

If memory serves me right, the engine of the Skyraider was the same as the B-29 Super Fort. Great video btw!

I always hope to see my dad James "Jim" Santmyre in one of these videos. He was in the 9th in 1968 before being badly injured in a helicopter crash and sent home. He was a River Rat.

I didn’t realize the P-51 made it to the Pacific theater. In 1945 the F4U was the main carrier fighter.

That’s not Japanese those are v2 rocket

What intrigued me the most is how low they get 😲

Your videos are always great. I especially enjoy the historic ones with ships and trains. Keep up the great work!

I was drafted at 18 i joined my platoon firebase Barbara 101st 11b 1502 71. 72 at top of one those mountains ,the day i got set in service for a K I A the day before . I took his equipment smeared in blood now i was r t o

They had it comming to them, for pearl harbor.

Do you even know what AAA is anti-aircraft artillery!!😮

It's called ak-yak!! AAA!!😮

Very dedicated and brave men

why didnt britain help by sending typhoons, spitfires, and hurricanes? even beaufighters?

Strafing Japan...with some European footage.

Fantastico japan... Respect from Vietnam... Allahu akhbar

Good footage. Sound is completely bogus. The video needs a better narrator. Better to just mute it and watch.

“Strafing” comes from the German word Strafe which means to punish.

How racist all those white boys doing all the defending of the UK!

I don’t understand why you shoot up fishing boat tied up at docks. I know it’s war, but this just seems useless.

I don't think Japan had much defense against ground attacks unlike Germany still had lot of AAA guns probably why when they got ahold of a pilot didn't end well for them.

My dad was the main gunner on this tank in Vietnam

These film have been public for sixty years +.

Please add English subtitles with a black font for clarity against light coloured backgrounds! Due to the narrator's extremely heavy foreign accent, a great many of his words are unintelligible to native English speakers! 'No shade 😮 it's the fact Jack! Thanks! 🙏 ☺️ 😊 🙏

Looks like Tidworth. A pimple on the arsehole of the world. I remember doing the same on Chieftain in the 80s. Majority of these lads were off to Germany. A better country than the Uk by far and enjoyed by most of us.

Minimum training? Wrong These lads were posted to regular army professional units and would have had ongoing training and experience from serving alongside the regular troops. They were not thrown ad hoc to war zones. Russia does that. We don’t.

The biden administration has made America a target of opportunity.

The Japanese could easily invade & dominate America today.

The Japanese could easily invade & dominate America today.

My father started his National Service in 1959, when his two years was up he signed on as a regular, unfortunately he ended up getting a medical discharge four years later.

From what I have been led to believe, the USA did not allow artillery to fire into the DMZ and North of the DMZ, don't know how accurate this info was. RVN '66-'67 1st Mar Div. 0311

Nice 👍👌

A 227th AHB Lai Khe 69-70 D and H model Huey mechanic.

Useless War

U. Issued FSB Barbra and FSB Nancy both in I corp I was on both 1970

My father did his National Service between 1951-1953, posted to Hong Kong. He was a Ward Orderly in the RAMC. He died twelve years ago this month.

When we spent money on defence instead of on the workshy

My father Otis Roper I was in the Air Mobile, he was a mortar man.

I lived this...CA was heaven in these days. NOW IT IS HELL 24/7

How were we ever a part of this insanity? One week of every month I spent sitting SAC nuclear alert back in the 80s, almost a year of my life in total, and it never really occurred to me when I was doing it how utterly improbable it would have been for us to survive had we ever had to fly an actual nuclear strike mission against the USSR! Even the silliness of the eyepatches, worn because a nuke detonation would burn your retinas if you happened be looking in the direction of the blast. But with the patch, you’d still have one good eye if your uncovered eye got fried! And then the notion that all of our nukes launched from the CONUS and our submarines would be hitting their targets at their scheduled times! Absolute insanity! And, now, more than 30 years after the Cold War ended, the world’s the closest it’s been to nuclear war since the 1960s? Maybe even closer. Absolute insanity!