My friends could never picture the Hueys, but I sure could. I thought of the flute as VC running fast through the jungle and the bass and guitar as the choppers.
Just because the war was wrong, that doesn’t mean that we can’t celebrate the devotion and bravery that our veterans of that war showed. They did what they had to do, just like anyone. Our soldiers weren’t murderers, but accidents did unfortunately happen. They tried to make the best out of a bad situation, and they were better men than you will ever know
@Apex Animal it was either be drafted and serve the country, or be wrongfully branded as cowards, traitors, and criminals. A lot of these men did not have a choice. Dodging the draft would have tarnished their reputation. They served their country with honor, and they deserve some respect. Its extremely scummy and shitty to blame these men who were put in a position to fail by corrupt leadership. They had a job to do, and so did the soldiers of North Vietnam. Blame Lyndon B. Johnson, not the brave soldiers. Besides, Vietnam-US relations are at an all time high now, and we have found mutual respect for the country we once considered our worst enemies. If Vietnam itself isn't mad at our soldiers, why are you?
+Ryan Parker Still loud and proud. :) It's sad, yet a little comical that you think your words mean a thing to someone over the internet. Or for that matter in person. You're both clearly small individuals, probably quite lonely. I pity both you and our generation. I'm proud of who I am, perhaps you should seek some help with self-improvement to get to a place where you can be proud of who you are without having to take out your insecurities on other people. Very cowardly from behind the protection of a screen.
"Speculation is running rampant today that an allied Search and Destroy team has been tasked to sniff out a village thought to be sheltering NVA troops. CENTCOM considers locating this village paramount, stating it is an important enemy stronghold, used to replenish food, water, and other supplies."
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Bad Company 2 VIETNAM brought me here.
Same
I came back to say rest in peace Bad Company 2 Vietnam you brought me a lot of good memories and most importantly a lot of good music choices
at first it starts off like some 70s Japanese samurai movie, then turns into US huey's coming in with gunners about to light some shit up!
My friends could never picture the Hueys, but I sure could. I thought of the flute as VC running fast through the jungle and the bass and guitar as the choppers.
You mean kill innocent civilians in a country you had no business in
whoa johannes don't cut yourself with that edge there
Just because the war was wrong, that doesn’t mean that we can’t celebrate the devotion and bravery that our veterans of that war showed. They did what they had to do, just like anyone. Our soldiers weren’t murderers, but accidents did unfortunately happen. They tried to make the best out of a bad situation, and they were better men than you will ever know
@Apex Animal it was either be drafted and serve the country, or be wrongfully branded as cowards, traitors, and criminals. A lot of these men did not have a choice. Dodging the draft would have tarnished their reputation. They served their country with honor, and they deserve some respect. Its extremely scummy and shitty to blame these men who were put in a position to fail by corrupt leadership. They had a job to do, and so did the soldiers of North Vietnam. Blame Lyndon B. Johnson, not the brave soldiers. Besides, Vietnam-US relations are at an all time high now, and we have found mutual respect for the country we once considered our worst enemies. If Vietnam itself isn't mad at our soldiers, why are you?
This song is just amazing
thumbs up if BFBC2 Vietnam brought you here!!!
Two guys named Charlie were offended and gave a dislike !
their names was actually Victor and Charlie
1:34 is where it hits off
the stuff dreams are made of= this song
Omg can someone give something to get those flute fingerings!! This would be so awesome to play plz
i love riffs and blues
@95sasquatch na...the flutist blowin was definitely influenced by Jethro Tull, but no one can flute a flute like Ian Scott Anderson
AQUALUUUUUUUUNG
3:20 and on is so perfect
Men you could serious remix the last past of this track to an awesome R&B song.
3:20 onward is beautiful D:
Bfbc2 Vietnam?
I miss those days bro.
@@farwestoutlaw Come out to play!)
1:35 is the shit
@dikkekak2 This obe was easy... Uhmm... I'll make it on just ONE string because it's easier to write... Here: 5-5-8-5-10-5-10-12-13...
Hueys fly by to kick some ass!
can someone make a tab of this song. or just a tab from the main riff?
@Xxzeromus36xd watch "anchorman - legend of ron burgungy" and you'll find out...enjoi ^_^
3:20
Re-animated
@MyPurpleKicks whats that?
D❤PE
song name?
THE ONE AND ONLY KERMIT Oh my actual motherfucking god...
+burgertanker Really? Best song title ever.
+Zaqpak Sandstorm - DaRude
+Knight Solaire Bi sexual, actually. But you're quite the keyboard kommando, lol. =)
+Ryan Parker Still loud and proud. :) It's sad, yet a little comical that you think your words mean a thing to someone over the internet. Or for that matter in person. You're both clearly small individuals, probably quite lonely. I pity both you and our generation.
I'm proud of who I am, perhaps you should seek some help with self-improvement to get to a place where you can be proud of who you are without having to take out your insecurities on other people. Very cowardly from behind the protection of a screen.
is this from the 1970s
3.20
im trying;)
is this by, jethro tull...
Lol no
..eyeing little girls with bad intent...lmao..oooh aqualung
"Speculation is running rampant today that an allied Search and Destroy team has been tasked to sniff out a village thought to be sheltering NVA troops. CENTCOM considers locating this village paramount, stating it is an important enemy stronghold, used to replenish food, water, and other supplies."