@@Pazuzu4219 kind of strange you added the drug addicted in there....you could have just said thugs... not like everybody that's addicted to drugs are bad LOL you probably haven't met very many people that have ever had any kind of issue with using drugs, I'm pretty sure you haven't especially saying things like that.... somebody can do drugs and be one of the best people you ever met in your whole life.. they just got a habbit.. you might know some people today that are just as nice as you could imagine but they pop pills when you don't see them, you might have talked about drug addicts to them at one point about how awful they are LOL but maybe I took you wrong but I have a feeling.... I doubt it because you had to add in there drug "addicted" thugs not just thugs ....thugs are trashy because they harm people and they have ignorant ways about them.. it's not good to be hooked on drugs but at the same time you can be on drugs but be a decent individual just as decent As You Are... may be people out there better than me and you that are on drugs I'm not ignorant enough to say that just because I may not be on some drug that that makes me better than somebody that is ......you know? I guarantee you there's something in life unless I'm wrong and I doubt it but there's something in your life that if it was gone tomorrow you would have some massive issues adjusting that would make you addicted to whatever that is caffeine, relationships, emotion, individuals you can be addicted to a lot of things but it doesn't make you a bad person if that's the way you think you definitely need to get out and study a little bit more then you have , it doesn't matter if you knew one person or two people that were drug addicts and they were awful it doesn't mean that that's exactly how the millions of drug addicts in the world are LOL come on now... that's like saying if one black person steals that means all black people steal surely you don't think that way do you? I would definitely hope not. Everybody that does one day including yourself whether you believe this or not and me of course they and we both are going to stand in front of Jesus Christ who is God and it's not going to be like there's going to be one line of just drug addicts and then somebody like you know you're going to be in the same category as drug addicts Killers murderers rapists everything the Bible says even Liars will have their part in the Lake of Fire so it's not like you have any good sins compared to someone else's Sin is Sin some is worse some not as bad but both of them send you to the same place I like to forgive people and understand that I don't know everything and I'm not the great judge of the world that would be Jesus. One more thing these people like this guy I don't know his personal life so I couldn't say that this is a guy I would want my kids to look up to I would have to know how he's been living his life since then I don't want my kids to look up to a person because they did something great one time in their life I want them to look at somebody that has sustained a life with good morals doing the right thing for a long period of time consistently that's the first thing I'm going to look at but anyway I don't know it's just aggravating when I hear that there's a lot in that statement you just made and I find it offensive I understand what you're saying but at the same time you just disrespected millions of people when you added that drug addicted in there because being addicted to drugs does not make you bad but being a thug does make you bad so those are two completely different things you mix together but you can have a drug addicted Thug but I'm just saying definitely wasn't necessary but you can say whatever you want to and I can too with love.
Excellent interview. 🇺🇸Thanks for your service Larry, and thanks for the stories. 🇺🇸 I feel honored just getting to listen to them. 🇺🇸Welcome Home Sir. 🇺🇸 🇺🇸 SALUTE. 🇺🇸
Great interview brother. I served in Vietnam 1970-1971. I'm glad veterans are starting to talk about their service. Some, it took a long time. Some never will , good or bad experiences. Thank you. 🇺🇸
@@earlsmall9808 Wow ! Welcome home sir. I was a crew chief in r&r on C-123's Phan Rang . Operation Ranch hand "spraying Agent Orange " until they shut down the program. Spent my last month and a half at Base Operations in Ton Sanut.
Lady Trimble seems like a genuinely nice guy. I’m glad that these SOG veterans are being interviewed and having their stories recorded for posterity before it’s too late. Many of these guys performed feats worthy of the Medal of Honor but never were recognized for their bravery due to the clandestine nature of their assignments. Larry Trimble also has a great interview on Jocko Podcast where he goes into more detail about the sapper attack on marble mountain.
Respect, Sir🇺🇸 My first husband did 2 tours (‘67-‘69) as Crew Chief/Door Gunner flying you boys into Cambodia and Laos. Sadly, 150+ Green Berets are still MIA😔. Welcome home!
In general less than 2% of those who fought in Vietnam volunteered for a 2nd tour. That war especially after 1968 had little support from men in the field 1000+ incidentscof fragging of Gung ho NCOs and officers
Larry. Bob Holmes here. Served with you in Tucson, Az. Listened to your interview. Very interesting. You were a great friend. Spoke with Ed about a year ago. He is living in NewMexico. You were a great friend with much honesty and integrity. You were and still are a soldier. Very proud of you, brother. God bless.
So amazing knowing that this man was such a bad dude back in the day . God bless you sir and thank you.... Also your still a bad dude .. truly a hero .
Special men, I had a SF captain do a very quick surgery , I still remember him showing me the triangalar fragment , thank you captian "Biggers" , I don't know what things would have been for me, if you hadn't been there, I think of you often, I'll never your name tag or your Green beret patch , with a year in my eyes , salute !!!!
Glad you are at it again. My First Sergeant was captured twice by the NVA and escaped twice. He did recon and was a great teacher. Please keep up the good work.
It's always great listening to the older vet's tell their stories and every single time, respect grows for these men! But when it comes to these SOG guy's, I could listen to them forever and incredible what they accomplished in small groups and the missions are just insane most of the time, the SOG guy's are a different breed and are insane lol and I love it! 🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲
I go out of my way to thank any man with a Vietnam Veteran hat on and any Vet but these guys never got a real thank you and welcome home. As humble as most all are it seems like they really appreciate it
Larry, you are sir an interesting character love the stories of your time in service thank you for your service and sacrifice sir. God bless you and your family Gambier.
My Uncle Gary 5th SF was on a mission 29 January 1968. He was on patrol With Msgt Wood and some Bru. He was killed in calling in support during the ambush
Thanks, for your service Larry and welcome home. It's always surprising when I discover another Decatur, Illinois native! I was born and raised there for 28 years. Got the hell out of Illinois and been in Wisconsin since 2000.
We need more and more the these videos about Vietnam along with the guys from the Korean War, so we don’t lose a lot of the stories like have been long lost with WW1 and nearly gone with WW2
Sad thing was after risking life & limb a lot of SOG Operators went through to gather information on Enemy movement & strength, the Brass would most time discard it, and send in undersized Units to intercept the Enemy and a lot of Guys got killed because of it. God Bless all the SOG Operators! Welcome Home Larry.
Thank you for my freedom. Most if not all these special operators have pretty cool last names. Trimble. Sutton. Comstock. Blackburn. Just to name a few
I'm curious, have you done any episodes of the British SAS that served in SOG during the Vietnam war? The SAS were transferred to Vietnam by air, and on arrival had to discard their British uniforms and wear US. After they were done in the war they were transferred to a German castle for "debrief and detoning".
I was surprised to come across this interview. Man is bigger than life. Not many his equal in a big gunfight. I am 66 now and realize how far I am from the physical guy I used to be. This old fellow here - difficult to imagine the work he has done. He's just an old man.
Gotta love the recruiters...no difference between them and small town used car salesmen...my late briter told his recruiter that he was interested in 'electronics" and wound up as a 'field wireman'...he was sooo proud .. until I explained what it was...11 Bush with a 5p lb roll of wire on his back...he went back, changed his MOS to 11Delta..scout..took a burst of four with a bonus...but himself a car...if his older brother hadn't.looking out for him he wouldda carried that wire for 4 years
Be nice, and add to the story if the folks making these very personal videos, also asked for permission and if got it, include any photos, documents, medals, maps, etc that go along with the individuals story.
Thats a good question Thompson, Gerande, or the select fire carbine..... Can't tell if it was recoil or muzzle climb that was the issue with shooting from the squat. Guess having him aiming down into a gully to start is more of a full auto kind of precaution than the 30.06 travles farther than 30 and 45 combined variety... Moral of the story is take a knee regardless
I have a cigarette lighter and a aluminium water bottle with a bakerlite lid on a chain from USA, s war with VN my mrs father gave me them. He took them off the battlefield north west of Danang, He wanted me to have them and i fetched them back to UK.
One of the best practical jokes I’ve EVER seen was a dude in my unit was pretending to be a girl talking to another guy who was in our unit and was leading him on for like 8yrs. He never told him bec he has sent “her” hundreds of dick pics and videos. We all agreed unanimously to never tell him about it.
Great guy, interview was pretty weak though. No real laying of background, no talk of his first tour, no talk of training, an awful lot of assumptions as to viewers prior knowledge. I'm a veteran fyi. There are plenty veteran interviews that can be watched on YT to show how it can be done much better and interesting and thorough
I see you again dude. Your pathetic, that gay "TILT" is more man and patriot than you'll ever dream of being. Bow your head when you talk about these men.
You need to cut the where did you go to school and training and concentrate on the missions and firefights. Allot of this stuff is boring. Ever read Matthew Brennan's war. Makes this stuff boring. You should cover RT Alabama's famous mission into Laos.
These are the idols/heroes our kids deserve to hear about!
Fr not some drug addicted thugs that are horrible people
Promotion of real Holy Spirit Warriors is not on the ceitinnikk agenda . Only good people love good people
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@@Pazuzu4219 kind of strange you added the drug addicted in there....you could have just said thugs... not like everybody that's addicted to drugs are bad LOL you probably haven't met very many people that have ever had any kind of issue with using drugs, I'm pretty sure you haven't especially saying things like that.... somebody can do drugs and be one of the best people you ever met in your whole life.. they just got a habbit.. you might know some people today that are just as nice as you could imagine but they pop pills when you don't see them, you might have talked about drug addicts to them at one point about how awful they are LOL but maybe I took you wrong but I have a feeling.... I doubt it because you had to add in there drug "addicted" thugs not just thugs ....thugs are trashy because they harm people and they have ignorant ways about them.. it's not good to be hooked on drugs but at the same time you can be on drugs but be a decent individual just as decent As You Are... may be people out there better than me and you that are on drugs I'm not ignorant enough to say that just because I may not be on some drug that that makes me better than somebody that is ......you know? I guarantee you there's something in life unless I'm wrong and I doubt it but there's something in your life that if it was gone tomorrow you would have some massive issues adjusting that would make you addicted to whatever that is caffeine, relationships, emotion, individuals you can be addicted to a lot of things but it doesn't make you a bad person if that's the way you think you definitely need to get out and study a little bit more then you have , it doesn't matter if you knew one person or two people that were drug addicts and they were awful it doesn't mean that that's exactly how the millions of drug addicts in the world are LOL come on now... that's like saying if one black person steals that means all black people steal surely you don't think that way do you? I would definitely hope not. Everybody that does one day including yourself whether you believe this or not and me of course they and we both are going to stand in front of Jesus Christ who is God and it's not going to be like there's going to be one line of just drug addicts and then somebody like you know you're going to be in the same category as drug addicts Killers murderers rapists everything the Bible says even Liars will have their part in the Lake of Fire so it's not like you have any good sins compared to someone else's Sin is Sin some is worse some not as bad but both of them send you to the same place I like to forgive people and understand that I don't know everything and I'm not the great judge of the world that would be Jesus. One more thing these people like this guy I don't know his personal life so I couldn't say that this is a guy I would want my kids to look up to I would have to know how he's been living his life since then I don't want my kids to look up to a person because they did something great one time in their life I want them to look at somebody that has sustained a life with good morals doing the right thing for a long period of time consistently that's the first thing I'm going to look at but anyway I don't know it's just aggravating when I hear that there's a lot in that statement you just made and I find it offensive I understand what you're saying but at the same time you just disrespected millions of people when you added that drug addicted in there because being addicted to drugs does not make you bad but being a thug does make you bad so those are two completely different things you mix together but you can have a drug addicted Thug but I'm just saying definitely wasn't necessary but you can say whatever you want to and I can too with love.
Excellent interview.
🇺🇸Thanks for your service Larry, and thanks for the stories. 🇺🇸
I feel honored just getting to listen to them.
🇺🇸Welcome Home Sir. 🇺🇸
🇺🇸 SALUTE. 🇺🇸
To all the vietnam vets , welcome home and thank you for your service . Im sorry how yall were treated , when you came home.
Great interview brother. I served in Vietnam 1970-1971. I'm glad veterans are starting to talk about their service. Some, it took a long time. Some never will , good or bad experiences. Thank you. 🇺🇸
Me too, Saigon and DaNang flying C-123Ks. Went to pilot school with a Larry Trimble, Webb AFB Texas class 71-01.
@@earlsmall9808 Wow ! Welcome home sir. I was a crew chief in r&r on C-123's Phan Rang . Operation Ranch hand "spraying Agent Orange " until they shut down the program. Spent my last month and a half at Base Operations in Ton Sanut.
These men are always so humble and the last person you would think to be a trained killer. Unbelievable
Once you know you're going to die you'd be surprised how cool, calm and calculated a man can be with deadly force
As General George Paton said, " When you stick your hand into a bunch of goo that use to be your best friends face, then you will know what to do".
Lady Trimble seems like a genuinely nice guy. I’m glad that these SOG veterans are being interviewed and having their stories recorded for posterity before it’s too late. Many of these guys performed feats worthy of the Medal of Honor but never were recognized for their bravery due to the clandestine nature of their assignments. Larry Trimble also has a great interview on Jocko Podcast where he goes into more detail about the sapper attack on marble mountain.
Respect, Sir🇺🇸 My first husband did 2 tours (‘67-‘69) as Crew Chief/Door Gunner flying you boys into Cambodia and Laos. Sadly, 150+ Green Berets are still MIA😔. Welcome home!
In general less than 2% of those who fought in Vietnam volunteered for a 2nd tour. That war especially after 1968 had little support from men in the field
1000+ incidentscof fragging of Gung ho NCOs and officers
Larry. Bob Holmes here. Served with you in Tucson, Az. Listened to your interview. Very interesting. You were a great friend. Spoke with Ed about a year ago. He is living in NewMexico. You were a great friend with much honesty and integrity. You were and still are a soldier. Very proud of you, brother. God bless.
I'm a vet, I just want to tell you I love hearing your story. Thanks for your service.
Check out the Shawn Ryan show…and the Jocko podcast sog
So amazing knowing that this man was such a bad dude back in the day . God bless you sir and thank you.... Also your still a bad dude .. truly a hero .
Special men, I had a SF captain do a very quick surgery , I still remember him showing me the triangalar fragment , thank you captian "Biggers" , I don't know what things would have been for me, if you hadn't been there, I think of you often, I'll never your name tag or your Green beret patch , with a year in my eyes , salute !!!!
Glad you are at it again. My First Sergeant was captured twice by the NVA and escaped twice. He did recon and was a great teacher. Please keep up the good work.
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More please
It's always great listening to the older vet's tell their stories and every single time, respect grows for these men! But when it comes to these SOG guy's, I could listen to them forever and incredible what they accomplished in small groups and the missions are just insane most of the time, the SOG guy's are a different breed and are insane lol and I love it! 🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲
I go out of my way to thank any man with a Vietnam Veteran hat on and any Vet but these guys never got a real thank you and welcome home. As humble as most all are it seems like they really appreciate it
Yea Vietnam seems like something you’d only imagine possible in a nightmare
Thank you for your service and retelling your amazing account of your time with SOG/MACV! From a former Spectre pilot.
Thanks for your service!
Larry, you are sir an interesting character love the stories of your time in service thank you for your service and sacrifice sir. God bless you and your family Gambier.
Saw you on TILT’s Podcast and am so glad to see you here at home telling your story.
Thank you for your service sir.
Blessings Sir, good to see you made it home.
God bless this soldier. A truly great American
I love these interviews!! Thanks for sharing Gambler!!
My best friends dad did 3 tours in Vietnam. He was a big red one.Awsome man much respect.
My Uncle Gary 5th SF was on a mission 29 January 1968. He was on patrol With Msgt Wood and some Bru. He was killed in calling in support during the ambush
Thanks brother 🇺🇸🇺🇸
Thanks, for your service Larry and welcome home. It's always surprising when I discover another Decatur, Illinois native! I was born and raised there for 28 years. Got the hell out of Illinois and been in Wisconsin since 2000.
Awesome! Thank you sir!
We need more and more the these videos about Vietnam along with the guys from the Korean War, so we don’t lose a lot of the stories like have been long lost with WW1 and nearly gone with WW2
Thank you for your service
Yesss! Mr. Larry! I just got off the phone with him
Sad thing was after risking life & limb a lot of SOG Operators went through to gather information on Enemy movement & strength, the Brass would most time discard it, and send in undersized Units to intercept the Enemy and a lot of Guys got killed because of it. God Bless all the SOG Operators! Welcome Home Larry.
Thanks man.... USS Enterprise Saigon 1975.
Thank you for your service sir and welcome home 🇺🇲❤️
Love yr channel , respect to yr Dad , respect to You
These guys need movies made about them
These Guys are Legends.
Wake up look how these People had great Ethics
Not had.."HAVE"!
Thanks for this
Vietnam was the war of my childhood having been born in 1961.
Thanks for sharing, from Peoria Illinois 👍
Thank You Sir;... "SALUTE"
Thank you Gambler
Thank you for my freedom. Most if not all these special operators have pretty cool last names. Trimble. Sutton. Comstock. Blackburn. Just to name a few
Trimble in Florida!
Saved the FOB......Well deserved.
Somehow I missed this one!?!
Please give us a one on one with Blackjack!
I'm curious, have you done any episodes of the British SAS that served in SOG during the Vietnam war? The SAS were transferred to Vietnam by air, and on arrival had to discard their British uniforms and wear US. After they were done in the war they were transferred to a German castle for "debrief and detoning".
I was surprised to come across this interview. Man is bigger than life. Not many his equal in a big gunfight. I am 66 now and realize how far I am from the physical guy I used to be. This old fellow here - difficult to imagine the work he has done. He's just an old man.
Holy cow I remember seeing the pic of Martha in the rain jacket with sog buddies .
I'll Always Love me Neal Patrick Fry
God Bless F=y Radio & TV.
Welcome Home Brother
Gotta love the recruiters...no difference between them and small town used car salesmen...my late briter told his recruiter that he was interested in 'electronics" and wound up as a 'field wireman'...he was sooo proud .. until I explained what it was...11 Bush with a 5p lb roll of wire on his back...he went back, changed his MOS to 11Delta..scout..took a burst of four with a bonus...but himself a car...if his older brother hadn't.looking out for him he wouldda carried that wire for 4 years
BRILLIANT 😎
Those pics of Blackjack in the beginning
These dudes man!
Did you serve with, before or after Plaster?
True heros
I am from Decatur. What High School did you attend
Still wearing the brass “Yard” bracelet.
Be nice, and add to the story if the folks making these very personal videos, also asked for permission and if got it, include any photos, documents, medals, maps, etc that go along with the individuals story.
Oh wait---I apologize...you did include a few photos...Great Story...Germany, Lebanaon, Nam, SOG--wow...
I love that he has a salt blaster gun by him for blasting flies
Airborne 🤘
What m1is he talking about the Lebanese guy shooting?
If it's the paratrooper carbine I would've loved it too
Thats a good question Thompson, Gerande, or the select fire carbine.....
Can't tell if it was recoil or muzzle climb that was the issue with shooting from the squat.
Guess having him aiming down into a gully to start is more of a full auto kind of precaution than the 30.06 travles farther than 30 and 45 combined variety...
Moral of the story is take a knee regardless
My prison cell mate in Texas was a decorated Vietnam war veteran
I have a cigarette lighter and a aluminium water bottle with a bakerlite lid on a chain from USA, s war with VN my mrs father gave me them. He took them off the battlefield north west of Danang, He wanted me to have them and i fetched them back to UK.
AT 17 I DID IT THAT WAY 157TH BG 9TH CAV ARMOUR 1975
Real Rambos...
boi's of ReCondo.
Robot voice really spoils a great documentary.
Ohh they found us, run 4 the hills
One of the best practical jokes I’ve EVER seen was a dude in my unit was pretending to be a girl talking to another guy who was in our unit and was leading him on for like 8yrs.
He never told him bec he has sent “her” hundreds of dick pics and videos. We all agreed unanimously to never tell him about it.
Great guy, interview was pretty weak though. No real laying of background, no talk of his first tour, no talk of training, an awful lot of assumptions as to viewers prior knowledge. I'm a veteran fyi. There are plenty veteran interviews that can be watched on YT to show how it can be done much better and interesting and thorough
Hard to listen to. Too much background noise.
Some thug come along looking to mug a harmless old man🙈
Why oh why did you have to use an AI voice over? It sounds terrible
Their ideas... methods...became unsound.
Unsound.
O9
Thanks, Glad you dont have that "tilt" guy on. He spent 1 year in country and 25 years milking it so cringy and getting rich.
I see you again dude. Your pathetic, that gay "TILT" is more man and patriot than you'll ever dream of being. Bow your head when you talk about these men.
You need to cut the where did you go to school and training and concentrate on the missions and firefights. Allot of this stuff is boring. Ever read Matthew Brennan's war. Makes this stuff boring. You should cover RT Alabama's famous mission into Laos.