Listening to a great man while reading the comments and coming across that he recently died. My appreciation for the effort by those making these recordings possible. Every person has a unique story.
R.I.P. Dr. Singleton, one of the finest story tellers I've had the honor of hearing speak of their war experiences. Your commitment to your country and its defense, as well as to its youth cannot be underestimated nor forgotten.
In a tight group/unit, nicknames always makes us smile and love each other's skills/qualities/uniqueness/respect more....also makes us strive to change the nickname if we don't like it!!!🤣
In all of the interviews I’ve listened to I haven’t heard any of you apologies for what you and your friends did to those poor people and their country .
😮Alot of those young men who were DRAFTED and did not have a say in the matter experienced situations where they did not even know who the enemy was. The enemy at times would use children to get a kill.😮 The media did our soldiers a GRACE disservice covering that war the way some of them did and only showed one side while our young men, alot of them just graduating high school were facing enemy fire as well as friendly fire on a daily basis.😮 I wonder what alot of us would have done if we were suddenly greeted by an ambush seemingly out of nowhere! encountering an enemy who suddenly popped up on u from underground. Sure some unsavory things occurred over there, that should not have, on both sides, but alot of our soldiers served honorably and do not deserve our disdain but our prayers😮 Because none of us know what we would have done had it been us who'd received the draft notice and only months later be possibly dropped into a hot LZ with zero combat experience. 😮😮Speaking the truth in love, I ask this question: who are we to judge them so harshly, really? 😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮
One of the best interviews of the series.
Listening to a great man while reading the comments and coming across that he recently died. My appreciation for the effort by those making these recordings possible. Every person has a unique story.
What a pleasure to listen to. Thank you for sharing. What a fine individual who just naturally sees the bright side of every situation.
Thank you for your service and welcome home.
A MAN OF HONOR AND DISTINCTION. THANK YOU, SIR.
What a remarkable Man and True American Patriot! Welcome Home.
Great Story!
Remarkable interview! What a gentleman…..and a hero
Great story by a great story teller. Thanks for serving shake N Bake!
My mum and brother were English teachers. Great respect for this guys innovative teaching. Who's not interested in the menu?? Love it.
Yep this is by far one of the best interviewes by a veteran I have watched by a long way you sir are a hero
Welcome home Charles..thank you for your service ..I was in nam 68/69 11 bravo 25th infantry division…
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Welcome home sir! Thank you for your service!
Thank You SIR.......you're the reason I'm proud to call myself an American !!........Welcome Home Brother.
After listening to a lot of interviews I’m guessing 30 or 40. This is one of the best ones! Wow!
R.I.P. Dr. Singleton, one of the finest story tellers I've had the honor of hearing speak of their war experiences. Your commitment to your country and its defense, as well as to its youth cannot be underestimated nor forgotten.
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LOVE THIS INTERVIEW THANKS FOR SHARING SVC TWO TOUR SIX YEARS 💟💟
Rest in peace cousin. You will always be in my heart and a family hero
We are so very sorry to hear of his passing.
He is a teacher. Teaching kids to read. He's a world hero.
MR Singleton , youre an Excellent Storyteller !
Great storyteller!
Charles is an excellent communicator. Great guy.
Great Story! True American!
This is incredible and interesting 😯
Thank you sir for your service, this is a favorite interview. Excellent communicator!
Big life, big guy = hero
Loved your story about the "10 yards" delay until you raced your son!
a real man
R I P Sir Thank you for my freedoms.🙏🙏🙏🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲
Amazing interview!!! His charisma made it so interesting!
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Did he write a book called "the healing game"?
In a tight group/unit, nicknames always makes us smile and love each other's skills/qualities/uniqueness/respect more....also makes us strive to change the nickname if we don't like it!!!🤣
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I love your interview! Nice man. I have two PH, one friendly fire - don’t want that. Wish I had a chance to meet you.
I hate you can hear the interviewer breathe the whole time. Man, this guy deserves better!
To “shackle” what does that mean?
Love John Lee Hooker
You don't go to the NCO Academy from basic training from Ft Gordon. Basic training does not exist at Ft Gordon.
The big red 1 is not the black lions. This guy is sooo full of it
In all of the interviews I’ve listened to I haven’t heard any of you apologies for what you and your friends did to those poor people and their country .
And you never will
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😮Alot of those young men who were DRAFTED and did not have a say in the matter experienced situations where they did not even know who the enemy was. The enemy at times would use children to get a kill.😮 The media did our soldiers a GRACE disservice covering that war the way some of them did and only showed one side while our young men, alot of them just graduating high school were facing enemy fire as well as friendly fire on a daily basis.😮 I wonder what alot of us would have done if we were suddenly greeted by an ambush seemingly out of nowhere! encountering an enemy who suddenly popped up on u from underground. Sure some unsavory things occurred over there, that should not have, on both sides, but alot of our soldiers served honorably and do not deserve our disdain but our prayers😮 Because none of us know what we would have done had it been us who'd received the draft notice and only months later be possibly dropped into a hot LZ with zero combat experience. 😮😮Speaking the truth in love, I ask this question: who are we to judge them so harshly, really? 😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮