Tim Logan(the man to the left)is my uncle, he passed away Tuesday night surrounded by his family at home 🙏🏼 our family is thankful to be able to watch this video and hear his voice 😢
Hello Olivia. Thank you for your comment. I was so blessed to meet Tim last year at the Hamburger Hill reunion where I recorded this and some other interviews. What a great man he was and he had such a big, warm loving heart. I will never forget those days. He will never be forgotten.
@@Jonas-Namwartravel Thank you for sending me this link, I finished the Crouching Beast book last night by Frank Boccia, Tim is mentioned quite a bit in that book and I'm sorry to hear of his passing. I'm glad to see Dennis here in the video, one of the few guys that made it out with Frank, such a crazy time in the history of the US. I was only 2 years old at the time Hamburger Hill was going on but I have met quite a few guys who did end up going to Vietnam and I'm strangely drawn to that war for some reason.
Poignant seeing the men here telling of the battle , then switching to the photos of the boys who fought it . The tragedy of that friendly fire incident, terrible like that at dak-to the previous year where two 500lb bombs hit the command and casualty clearing areas. The interviewer's french accent , reminds me of footage from the battle , where the reporter interviewing the troops had a french accent , is it the same guy ?
Tim Logan(the man to the left)is my uncle, he passed away Tuesday night surrounded by his family at home 🙏🏼 our family is thankful to be able to watch this video and hear his voice 😢
Hello Olivia. Thank you for your comment. I was so blessed to meet Tim last year at the Hamburger Hill reunion where I recorded this and some other interviews. What a great man he was and he had such a big, warm loving heart. I will never forget those days. He will never be forgotten.
I'm sorry for your loss. Your Uncle endured things most humans will never know or understand❤ .may he rest in peace 🙏
@@Jonas-Namwartravel Thank you for sending me this link, I finished the Crouching Beast book last night by Frank Boccia, Tim is mentioned quite a bit in that book and I'm sorry to hear of his passing. I'm glad to see Dennis here in the video, one of the few guys that made it out with Frank, such a crazy time in the history of the US. I was only 2 years old at the time Hamburger Hill was going on but I have met quite a few guys who did end up going to Vietnam and I'm strangely drawn to that war for some reason.
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A fascinating discussion to listen to, Jonas.
Thanks man. Your input means something to me.
Poignant seeing the men here telling of the battle , then switching to the photos of the boys who fought it . The tragedy of that friendly fire incident, terrible like that at dak-to the previous year where two 500lb bombs hit the command and casualty clearing areas.
The interviewer's french accent , reminds me of footage from the battle , where the reporter interviewing the troops had a french accent , is it the same guy ?
Thank you for watching. I did the interview and the video and I wasn’t slive during the battle. My accent is not French thiugh :)
A friends father who is also a friend was on and wounded on 937, Barry Leighty. I can not recall what specific unit he was with there.
I am happy he made it out. Thanks for watching the video.
The strategy's used in nam are very questionable in my mind . . . in many situations it reminds me of the civil war 😏