@@garyguyton7373 actually they can hold on,...the tropical forest of Vietnam will be the same as the mountainous region of Afghanistan. Both will be enough to render technology superiority useless and both have fighter willing to go extra mile for their country. China will win, of course. But it will simply be bloodier than their previous confrontation.
@@janusceasar7851 I am Vietnamese and yes, sadly, I don’t think we would stand a chance to win China this time, they are rich and their army is large. But I am sure that war wouldn’t end in 10 years. Also, Vietnamese education is so bad that 90% of CN fan girls in Vietnam are willing to die for their idol and 50% of boys will run away from home, hiding in Cambodia or Lao. F, just end our win streak pls
@@janusceasar7851 what are you guys basing these guesses on? You really think China and America are going to war in our lifetime? I feel like American military would just start dropping nukes real fast.
Imagine being in the war, you've lost your squad, you're bleeding out. You're lost in the green hell, you can feel consciousness fading away. And all of a sudden, you hear this voice.
According to 'The Economist' obituary, she was also fed often more scary lines by the VC....exact locations of US troops...a happy birthday to a recently deceased GI...Also gave news censored by the US riots in Detroit.
also type in "Hanoi Hanna ,Radio Hanoi Propaganda Broadcast To The Troops In South Vietnam 1968" and you'll see a documentary about it. it most of them.
It's also mentioned in Ken Burn's Vietnam that the radio broadcasts would often say a welcome local US troops the day they arrived because they already knew about some redeployments or reinforcements of specific regiments and divisions.
This was actually genius on the Vietcong's part. Nobody wanted that war. It was unpopular from American soil all the way to boots on the ground. The Vietcong realized they didn't have to win the war, they just had to not LOSE the war. A true war of attrition. They used this and actually some of the most brilliant yet terrifying booby traps, as well as an elaborate, secret underground network of tunnels where the enemy could literally be anywhere at any time. And then to top it all off during the downtime the disgruntled soldier might tune into Hanoi Hannah over the government's own radio propaganda which almost certainly painted a more optimistic and rosy picture.
You left out the part where the VC was trained by the US to fight the Japanese in WW2, and the VC under Minh defeated 3 major powers. They werent a bunch of untrained peasants , they kbew what they were doing
@Phương Nguyễn Nobody in America at least that I've ever talked to believes we won in Vietnam. That wasn't the first time we ever left a conflict without truly winning, the Korean War still goes on technically to this day for instance although it's been in a stalemate for a long time now. Vietnam was the first "televised war" and from that standpoint it was in the living rooms of American homes on a nightly basis, and of course having to hear the casualties every day and hoping/praying it's not someone we knew. Even the soldiers who served in Vietnam were sadly spit on by the people in America when they returned, although it's not like they were the ones who picked the fight. They were just the ones unfortunate enough to be forced to have to go fight it for people richer and more powerful than them.
@@mestupkid211986 Well, the Vietnamese were also trained by former Japanese Army officers, who had surrendered to the Viet Minh after the war ended. That's a big reason why the Vietnamese used tunnels and infiltration tactics, night raids etc, because that was all part of Japanese army doctrine, just as it had been on Iwo Jima. That's always been really fascinating to me.
@@swedishkillerchef9981 No it's still going on. The war is over in a de facto sense because of the armistice, but there has never been a formal peace treaty signed and so we're only under armistice. The war is still ongoing to this day, November 11th 2021
"According to a Pentagon study, by 1973 up to 20 percent of soldiers were habitual heroin users. Noting the negative consequences of stifling marijuana use, one army commanding officer was quoted saying, “If it would get them to give up the hard stuff, I would buy all the marijuana and hashish in the Delta as a present.”"...just sayin'
🎵 Lyndon Johnson told the nation, “Have no fear of escalation. I am trying everyone to please.” And though it is not really war, we’re sending fifty thousand more, to help save Vietnam from Vietnamese. 🎵
Played Rising Storm Vietnam today. Someone on the NVA made a soundboard of this, playing it sporadically throughout the match against us on public chat. Didn't make much sense when we beat them, lol.
Imagine creeping through the forest with your platoon, 19 years of age, absolutely petrified that you could be blowpiped and shot to pieces any second by creeping men in the trees and poisonous snakes and cobras slithering all around you and you hear this eerie, haunting voice, echoing throughout the forest telling you your women are cheating on you and your commanders have betrayed you and left you here to die. RIP to all of the boys who went through that
Not scary but you really lose your morale fighting when you realize your government treats you nothing than a tool. The scary shit is the fucking ghost tape U.S Army play during night operation.
@@haijin7484 that fuckin sound cant even scare the children my man. It's scary cause it's make NVA soliders had to stay up all night coz they knew the enemies was near by.
Hannah played better and more modern rock music then AFVN. I remember hearing her mostly at night on the radio. At night the reception was better and there wasn't so much interference, I still believe this was caused by the ASA spooks that tried to jam the north Vietnamese Transmitters in Northern I corp. That was the cause of the heavy static, sometimes the jamming would spill into the AFVN bandwidth and make it hard to listen to.
@@bamnibaum no I'm 26 years old. I have had a fascination with Vietnam since my brother showed me films like apocalypse now and full metal jacket. Da 5 Bloods is also one of my favourite Vietnam war films. The Vietnam War by Ken Burns and Lynn Novick is my favourite documentary series on the Vietnam War. My brother told me soldiers used to smoke weed through shotguns. Not to romanticise it but it's probably the craziest war ever and was such a turbulent time.
@@ComicAcolyte well since you're so interested you wouldn't mind if I share my grandpa's story would you? I'm Vietnamese and so was he fighting on the VC side, he was fighting not for the Communist ideology but for his home and family like many other young men at that time. His front was in Ben Tre, a province in South Vietnam that took up arms in the mist of the war. A story he used to tell me is that during a recon mission he was spotted by two American soldiers, in panic he engaged but none of his shots hit, they then retaliate but their M16 jammed and blows up saving my grandpa's life. So I must thank the designer of the shitty M16 that I am here today.
During Vietnam war, Hanoi was broadcasting with such cold voice whether it was in Vietnamese or English language. Listeners would feel cold in their spines.
We never felt cold when she broadcasted her Bullshit. We were amused by her Bullshit and responded to her while she was broadcasting using mostly four letter words and description of what she could do to herself using four letter words.
@@douglasjohnson8820 Just stumbled on your comment. Have you really fought there? If so, is there any story you'd like to share here? To me, It would be a pleasure reading first-hand. And what's the most realistic Vietnam War movie you think is?
Imagine hearing this in an abandoned circus in the middle of the Jungle in Vietnam, with crashed chopper's, while at night while you hear distant shots and bombs going off...
I recently brought this up with my dad and he told me when his dad was in the navy, he was out in the middle of the pacific ocean and this comes over the radio and it was played over the ships radio intercomm across the whole ship
If I were stressed as hell in a giant death sausage fest in the jungle I would be far from worn down hearing a healthy pretty 25 y/o woman say.... anything, not like I'm hearing the words anyway
First time I heard about Hanoi Hannah was because of the Battlefield Vietnam intro with Hanoi Hannah talking over the Jeferson Airplaine White rabbit music
Fuck the FBI. They had Hunter Biden's laptop since late 2018 and did NOTHING with it. The Chinese people have leaked all of hunter's videos and they're on the front page of every Chinese and Russian news website and newspaper in the world. The laughing stock of most of the world, The Biden family. Meanwhile, American media hides it all and reports that he's winning. LOL. Delusional left. Trump already won.
Many of them like my papa Joe (USMC 1967-68) didnt believe a single word of it they often times placed bets on which platoon she would say next the soldiers there made the best out of the situation they were in
Tbh most of the soldiers are aware of what’s going on in the mainland. Sucks is that most of these soldiers were drafted so you don’t really get to choose to not join. A vet told me a story about they don’t care about winning the war, they just wanna survive even if it takes to take another’s life.
This lady was a hero. What's even more amazing is she did an interview and she looked great. She carried no anger or resentment for the west even with all that they did. I learned something from her in that short interview. Truly an amazing woman.
my grandfather joined the army when he was 17 and served for over 30 years, fought w/ the Frenchs, Americans and later Chineses in the north. Lost his best friend in Dien Bien Phu in 1954, lost half of his company in Quang Tri 72 and almost killed by a mine in LangSon in 1979. Rarely talk about that days. I once asked him what he thought about those soldiers on the other side ? He just said: "we r brothers after all, but under different flags..."
I've thought about how especially for countries like the modern US where the public is really insulated from war, a lot of the only people who can really relate to what servicemen go through a) have been inhaling propaganda against them for a while and b) fought against/were trying to kill them. Doesn't surprise me some people like your grandfather might see things the way he did. Still I am sure there is a LOT of hate though, I have seen it personally in different combat vets from different wars
Ich habe Battlefield Vietnam gespielt und zum Glück keine persönlichen Erfahrungen mit Krieg. Doch damals hatten die Spiele noch andere Ansprüche und so habe ich viel über den Vietnam Krieg gelernt und mein Interesse dafür wurde geweckt ausgelöst durch das Videospiel. Sobald ich fortunate son höre sind dabei auch immer huey Hubschrauber zu hören und immer dieses Vietnamesisch was dir sagt der Feind ist sehr nahe.
Ever heard of Psy Ops? We already have this. It was used extensively in Iraq to great affect, its part of why much of the Iraqi army surrendered during the war, starting even before US forces advanced to their areas, because we were doing things like air dropping leaflets all throughout the country that told them how hopeless it was to fight against our overwhelming power, how their leader and government was corrupt, would get them all killed, etc and if they surrendered themselves to US forces instead of fighting pointlessly they would be well taken care of.
During Vietnam the US played the wailing of Vietnamese soldiers on speakers through the forest to make them think the ghosts of their dead were haunting them, too
Battlefield Bad Company Vietnam was the best and adding these clips was an amazing touch. This must have been spooky to hear in a far away foreign jungle.
The first EA Games Battlefield Vietnam game gave you a history listen on the load screens. i would some time play as a Vietnamese to get a different prospective. I then studied the The history or the USA involvement in Vietnam 1959 -1975 (not including Air America after 1975). My Fiancee is Vietnamese and i have learned a lot from her. Her Father died after the USA Abandoned the South Vietnamese. He died in a prison just for being a civil servant in the far south of Saigon ( Sóc Trăng) Think American POW camp type prison, Not a good place.
not super surprising, there was a communist in the south who got sentenced to 20 years of hard labor in the mid 60s and she laughed at the judge and said "20 years? your government will not last that long!"
I spent a lot of my tour in Nam just south of the DMZ. Use to get her loud and clear. Like when she threaten us that they would" Bath in our blood." The superlatives given by the guys around me when she used that little ditty, was priceless. An example is that they clearly communicated what she could do to herself in a concise anatomical description.
These are clips from the video game Battlefield: Vietnam 2004. An amazing game where you could blast Surfin' Bird from your jeep as you screamed over rice paddies before spontaneously blowing up, or team h.a.l.o. jump into the enemy base from a spawn helicopter. I must have played 1 million sieges of Hue while Hannah encouraged me to surrender
Even creepier when you consider that she would also read out (thought to be) unknown but correct US troop positions, or uncensored US news about what was going on back home at the time and how the US citizens didn't support the war.
" Your government LIES to you EVERYDAY ... Poor soldier. " - Hannah Hanoi
And it still does...
@@outermiddlegamer2591 always has been (raises gun and fires*
0:43 fuck 😢😮 FUCK! 😖
“Go home GI, if a billion Chinese can’t do it in 1000 years, how will you do it in 10?”
They won't last long against the ChiComs this time. It's a whole other world, and they can't play in the game.
@@garyguyton7373
actually they can hold on,...the tropical forest of Vietnam will be the same as the mountainous region of Afghanistan. Both will be enough to render technology superiority useless and both have fighter willing to go extra mile for their country. China will win, of course. But it will simply be bloodier than their previous confrontation.
@@janusceasar7851 Longer than last time still isn't very long.
@@janusceasar7851 I am Vietnamese and yes, sadly, I don’t think we would stand a chance to win China this time, they are rich and their army is large. But I am sure that war wouldn’t end in 10 years. Also, Vietnamese education is so bad that 90% of CN fan girls in Vietnam are willing to die for their idol and 50% of boys will run away from home, hiding in Cambodia or Lao. F, just end our win streak pls
@@janusceasar7851 what are you guys basing these guesses on? You really think China and America are going to war in our lifetime? I feel like American military would just start dropping nukes real fast.
"your rich leaders grow richer while you die in the swamp" some things never change
But its a desert now
Imagine being in the war, you've lost your squad, you're bleeding out. You're lost in the green hell, you can feel consciousness fading away. And all of a sudden, you hear this voice.
Scary shit.
Kevin Sandoval Even more scary that it most likely happened to a few soldiers.
Gonna cry?
Would be scarier to be a VC in the same situation and hearing Ghost tape 10
Gets back up, takes m16 and fight back to friendly lines
According to 'The Economist' obituary, she was also fed often more scary lines by the VC....exact locations of US troops...a happy birthday to a recently deceased GI...Also gave news censored by the US riots in Detroit.
I don't suppose there are any of those specific clips on the net?
_ _ link it to me pls if u find them
also type in "Hanoi Hanna ,Radio Hanoi Propaganda Broadcast To The Troops In South Vietnam 1968" and you'll see a documentary about it. it most of them.
It's also mentioned in Ken Burn's Vietnam that the radio broadcasts would often say a welcome local US troops the day they arrived because they already knew about some redeployments or reinforcements of specific regiments and divisions.
Imagine dead of the night in the middle of the fucking jungle and you hear this lady say happy birthday to your dead squad mate
When Rising Storm 2 comes out, I will bet you that someone will quote her or use this soundboard.
It's already happening in the beta.
Joel Look at the Steam guide meme. I already posted this three months ago. The cancer will spread more than it ever has in the community.
Asian Driver I've quoted this over and over in the day of infamys vietnam mod, born to kill. I always play NVA.
Thats what brought me here.
I was playing this over global chat in RS2
I remember that "They will give you a medal G.I, but only after you are dead" from the Battlefield: Bad Company 2 Vietnam Trailer.
i remember that your planes will fall like broken birds from battlefield vietnam :O
this
I remember it from the actual game.. Battlefield Vietnam.
I loved that game this speech brings back memories!
Foreal that's y i got out the army
Isnt it ironic that over 50 years later.. the words she speaks were so true
Well, propaganda always use some or cherry picked truth.
@@Markov092 a truth none the less, don't forget who one
It's sad that so many 'Muricans are still brainwashed by capitalist propaganda...
@@iwi2042*won but yes
The truth won. As usual the Americans were fighting for the lies and lost.
When you're losing the last point as the US Army on Rising Storm 2: Vietnam and some wise guy on PAVN starts playing this on proximity chat.
Matthew Shelton dude in my lobby literally doing that as I type this
How can I access that chat
happened my first match
that would make me laugh my ass off actually
I feel like that would be a moral killer
the funny part is almost everything she says is correct to some degree and even stand true to this day
Big emphasis on “almost”as she did also spin some tall tales as well.
If radio propaganda existed in the US Revolutionary war, there would be a version of Hanoi Hanna in 1778.
This woman was conducting the first vibe check
She was!
"your rich leaders grow richer, while you die in the spawn GI" true true
I think she said swamp
Fun fact Hanoi Hannah discovered spawn killing
@@diegode415 Hanoi Hannah is Doc main confirmed
@@diegode415 Hanoi Hannah is talking about spawn camping on TE maps in Rising Storm 2
Even I can tell she said SWAMP and I wasn’t wearing my hearing aid.
I've heard a lot of Vietnamese people speaking English, and this is the clearest pronunciation I've heard so far. RIP Hanoi Hannah
@Curiosity colonizer cope
@@lucvader_1 r3tard gamer comment
@@toximan2008 more colonizer cope? Or are you making fun of the other guy?
What?! Jane Fonda died? r/sarcasm
shes not dead?
This was actually genius on the Vietcong's part. Nobody wanted that war. It was unpopular from American soil all the way to boots on the ground. The Vietcong realized they didn't have to win the war, they just had to not LOSE the war. A true war of attrition. They used this and actually some of the most brilliant yet terrifying booby traps, as well as an elaborate, secret underground network of tunnels where the enemy could literally be anywhere at any time. And then to top it all off during the downtime the disgruntled soldier might tune into Hanoi Hannah over the government's own radio propaganda which almost certainly painted a more optimistic and rosy picture.
You left out the part where the VC was trained by the US to fight the Japanese in WW2, and the VC under Minh defeated 3 major powers. They werent a bunch of untrained peasants , they kbew what they were doing
@Phương Nguyễn Nobody in America at least that I've ever talked to believes we won in Vietnam. That wasn't the first time we ever left a conflict without truly winning, the Korean War still goes on technically to this day for instance although it's been in a stalemate for a long time now. Vietnam was the first "televised war" and from that standpoint it was in the living rooms of American homes on a nightly basis, and of course having to hear the casualties every day and hoping/praying it's not someone we knew. Even the soldiers who served in Vietnam were sadly spit on by the people in America when they returned, although it's not like they were the ones who picked the fight. They were just the ones unfortunate enough to be forced to have to go fight it for people richer and more powerful than them.
@@voteZDLR The korean war was officially ended in 2018.
@@mestupkid211986 Well, the Vietnamese were also trained by former Japanese Army officers, who had surrendered to the Viet Minh after the war ended. That's a big reason why the Vietnamese used tunnels and infiltration tactics, night raids etc, because that was all part of Japanese army doctrine, just as it had been on Iwo Jima. That's always been really fascinating to me.
@@swedishkillerchef9981 No it's still going on. The war is over in a de facto sense because of the armistice, but there has never been a formal peace treaty signed and so we're only under armistice. The war is still ongoing to this day, November 11th 2021
"GI, your helicopters fall from the sky, like broken birds!" Lolwtf
Better than Asian Barbecue too be honest.
@@haijin7484 are you referring to napalm because I genuinely couldn't make out the reference
Well at least they're not stinking ships
😆😅🤣
Morbid and unsettling. Death everywhere plus so many GIs were high on MA tabs and pot...what a freaking nightmare
"According to a Pentagon study, by 1973 up to 20 percent of soldiers were habitual heroin users. Noting the negative consequences of stifling marijuana use, one army commanding officer was quoted saying, “If it would get them to give up the hard stuff, I would buy all the marijuana and hashish in the Delta as a present.”"...just sayin'
@@Micro13bk Amazing to think about the difference between the worthless US soldier and others like the Australians and New Zealanders.
Pieter Willem Botha aw, you butthurt? Lol
in the earlier years no, later years of the war, it was an entirely different army.
To be fair, shes spitting straight facts
🎵 Lyndon Johnson told the nation, “Have no fear of escalation. I am trying everyone to please.” And though it is not really war, we’re sending fifty thousand more, to help save Vietnam from Vietnamese. 🎵
No, she isn't
@@SirGeorgeofWorcestershire "your pilots do not care that you are down here G.I"
Agent orange: they sure don't
@@SirGeorgeofWorcestershire Quite literally everything she is saying is truth, essentially every single thing she is saying actually happened.
If you don’t agree with everything she said then you aren’t educated enough on our country.
Played Rising Storm Vietnam today. Someone on the NVA made a soundboard of this, playing it sporadically throughout the match against us on public chat.
Didn't make much sense when we beat them, lol.
but ur helicopters fall from sky like broken birds is real lol, rpg-2 is so easy to use :v
@No Name Entered that'd be badass
you should've played ghost tape number nine
Hey, is that Erron Black on your pic
We usually beat them in the engagements but they would run away or be all dead most of the time.
GO HOME G.I. THESE ARE MY RICE FIELDS
@Comrade Dyngus the Japanese made it
YAAH
RICE=SAFE
Ok, chinese shrek...
*our rice fields
This woman needs to be hired as a motivation coach.
you me a demodtivation coach
Fatty, you cannot run away when you can barely walk
As a Vietnamese, I appreciate that this voice is the best that the soldier in the war between American and Vietnam ever heard.
I agree
@@vwnt Yup I'm not a bot actually.
Imagine creeping through the forest with your platoon, 19 years of age, absolutely petrified that you could be blowpiped and shot to pieces any second by creeping men in the trees and poisonous snakes and cobras slithering all around you and you hear this eerie, haunting voice, echoing throughout the forest telling you your women are cheating on you and your commanders have betrayed you and left you here to die. RIP to all of the boys who went through that
Lyndon B. Johnson and Richard Nixon are to blame for all of it. Disgusting men, and some of the worst president this country has ever had.
Yes indeed, Rest In Peace to the men who had to go through this to keep us free.
@@ratbeard5432 "to keep us free"
Why is conrad slithering on ground, while victor charlie is firing at them.
@@ratbeard5432 Learn some history.
Giọng nói u ám nguyên thế kỉ 20 Việt Nam chúng tôi tuy nhỏ bé nhưng giữ gìn lại đc tất cả nền sắc dân tộc
She has such a way with words
This would be scary as hell if you were going through something like the Vietnam war
If you're not dumb you will realize it yourself when your deployed
Yea the truth can be very scary
Not scary but you really lose your morale fighting when you realize your government treats you nothing than a tool. The scary shit is the fucking ghost tape U.S Army play during night operation.
@@haijin7484 that fuckin sound cant even scare the children my man. It's scary cause it's make NVA soliders had to stay up all night coz they knew the enemies was near by.
@@haijin7484 it didnt scare anybody, reportedly the nva and vc responded to those tapes with bemusement, they just sound pure cheesy to them
Anyone here from womble? No, just me. Ok
No I’m here to
Me aswell
Yeet
Same
U are not alone
She says "GI" just like Mr Mackey says "Mmmkay"
GeeEye
yes gi u suck
@@Demons972 mmmmkay.. son, you can't say that mkay
@@ZeranZeran GO HOME MR. MACKEY THIS IS NOT YOUR WAR!
@@unclelarry8842 Lmao
Hannah played better and more modern rock music then AFVN. I remember hearing her mostly at night on the radio. At night the reception was better and there wasn't so much interference, I still believe this was caused by the ASA spooks that tried to jam the north Vietnamese Transmitters in Northern I corp. That was the cause of the heavy static, sometimes the jamming would spill into the AFVN bandwidth and make it hard to listen to.
Tell us more Vietnam stories
@@ComicAcolyte Did you serve in RVN?
@@bamnibaum no I'm 26 years old. I have had a fascination with Vietnam since my brother showed me films like apocalypse now and full metal jacket.
Da 5 Bloods is also one of my favourite Vietnam war films. The Vietnam War by Ken Burns and Lynn Novick is my favourite documentary series on the Vietnam War.
My brother told me soldiers used to smoke weed through shotguns.
Not to romanticise it but it's probably the craziest war ever and was such a turbulent time.
@@ComicAcolyte well since you're so interested you wouldn't mind if I share my grandpa's story would you? I'm Vietnamese and so was he fighting on the VC side, he was fighting not for the Communist ideology but for his home and family like many other young men at that time. His front was in Ben Tre, a province in South Vietnam that took up arms in the mist of the war. A story he used to tell me is that during a recon mission he was spotted by two American soldiers, in panic he engaged but none of his shots hit, they then retaliate but their M16 jammed and blows up saving my grandpa's life. So I must thank the designer of the shitty M16 that I am here today.
@@KhoaLe-uc2ny haha that's crazy
During Vietnam war, Hanoi was broadcasting with such cold voice whether it was in Vietnamese or English language. Listeners would feel cold in their spines.
Truth isn't "cold".
@@shadetreader True.
We never felt cold when she broadcasted her Bullshit. We were amused by her Bullshit and responded to her while she was broadcasting using mostly four letter words and description of what she could do to herself using four letter words.
Bro talking as if he was there. Blud u dont know shit stfu
@@douglasjohnson8820 Just stumbled on your comment. Have you really fought there? If so, is there any story you'd like to share here? To me, It would be a pleasure reading first-hand. And what's the most realistic Vietnam War movie you think is?
"...not by proudest wank."
-Sovietwomble, 2019
"....Not MY proudest wank"
@@acoolegg1555 stupid dipshit stop crawling the internet to correct people
@@nondescripthandle212 Oh boo-hoo i got corrected in the internet waaah!!!
@@randomjtf2op I didn't?
“The hills are alive with the sound of- *FSSSHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHPRRRRRRR* “
My favourite part was when Hanoi Hannah said "it's Hanoiing time" and Hanoied over all the GIs.
Go home GI we have talking trees.
Edit: real talk she was telling the truth and it's scary.
How so? I’ve never been Vietnam.
@@huda2379 Vietnamese soldiers wore as trees to hide. That's why she said "talking trees"!
I heard this on Battlefield Vietnam and was blown away by the detail. "When you leave her, she still be wit anota boy".
That was my first encounter too. Don't remember the map. Was a city one. That phrases burnt into my head...
"They cannot see you from your aeroplanes, GI, they come to bum you."
*WELCOME TO THE RICE FIELDS G.I!*
0:23 she had a point
Imagine hearing this in an abandoned circus in the middle of the Jungle in Vietnam, with crashed chopper's, while at night while you hear distant shots and bombs going off...
Man, imagine this shit being broadcasted while you are trying to clear a block. Haunting.
I recently brought this up with my dad and he told me when his dad was in the navy, he was out in the middle of the pacific ocean and this comes over the radio and it was played over the ships radio intercomm across the whole ship
Can't go to bed without this on loop
All these would be hard asf as producer tag
This wasn't made for defection, but to wear down soldiers and keep them from using the radio as much as possible
If I were stressed as hell in a giant death sausage fest in the jungle I would be far from worn down hearing a healthy pretty 25 y/o woman say.... anything, not like I'm hearing the words anyway
That voice is not the real Hanoi Hannah. But the real woman just passed away. I wonder if she will get a medal now that she is dead.
Sounds exactly like the recording used in Battlefield Vietnam (2004 video game)
She said everybody in Vietnam got a medal.
she said they will give u the medal, but only after you're dead
after Vietnam war dead and alive people get medals lol
^i mean in NVA side
Page tìm hiểu chiến tranh Vn đưa mình đến đây. Thật là ám ảnh.
*GI, your helicopters fall from the sky like broken birds*
Well she's not wrong.
Vietcong:
Gi Go Home!
USA:
*Loads GhostTape#10.mp3*
More like...
USA:
**goes home**
@@williamtecumsehsherman4343 USA: *goes home and leaves behind GhostTape#10.mp3*
@@reasonableraisin3366 They actually didn't care about that
Nguyễn Tiến Sử Are you pretending to be stupid or just plain stupid?? Viet Cong are from the North, dumbass.
Ryan The Animator - The Viet cong were a mixture of Souther Ho Chi Ming Loyalists and North Vietnamese people
YOUR HELICOPTER FALL FROM SKY LIKE BROKEN BIRD
First time I heard about Hanoi Hannah was because of the Battlefield Vietnam intro with Hanoi Hannah talking over the Jeferson Airplaine White rabbit music
"How to end up on the FBI's watchlist"
@Charger 19964444 Shit..you're actually right
Fuck the FBI. They had Hunter Biden's laptop since late 2018 and did NOTHING with it. The Chinese people have leaked all of hunter's videos and they're on the front page of every Chinese and Russian news website and newspaper in the world. The laughing stock of most of the world, The Biden family. Meanwhile, American media hides it all and reports that he's winning. LOL. Delusional left. Trump already won.
@@ZeranZeran yes
@@ynog0978 Yes, even still. The media does not declare who wins president. Get ready for the next few weeks.
@@ZeranZeran are you living in another dimension? It was announced like 3 days ago
You just can't imagine the impact this had on soldiers, especially young ones.
Many of them like my papa Joe (USMC 1967-68) didnt believe a single word of it they often times placed bets on which platoon she would say next the soldiers there made the best out of the situation they were in
@@mixmaster2909
Yikes fascist flag
Alex Delarge fascist flag? If you remember history you’ll realize that it’s an imperial german flag
@@mixmaster2909
You mean the brutal dictatorial empire that inspired Aryan fascist ideology due to its destruction?
@@mixmaster2909
If you remember history, you'll realize that German has never been the good guys.
Better than asmr
Hell I busted
If I had a nickle for every time she said something untrue, I wouldn't have any nickles
Tbh most of the soldiers are aware of what’s going on in the mainland. Sucks is that most of these soldiers were drafted so you don’t really get to choose to not join.
A vet told me a story about they don’t care about winning the war, they just wanna survive even if it takes to take another’s life.
@@haijin7484 I heard that jail was an option.
As much as it pains me to say it, she's not wrong.
About some things yes.
This sounds like my inner suicidal voices I hear everyday.
she spitting facts doe
Basically a Vietnamese version of the Irish song "Go home British soldiers"
Have you got no fucking home of your own?
With that smile it becomes even more creepy
Everyone is here from Rising Storm and I'm just here from Battlefield: Vietnam. :/
You're not alone. It's Battlefield: Vietnam that I remember this from
yup, in reclaiming hue mission.
i am here also because of BF vietnam.... miss this game!
I was in block ops 1 match and someone was playing this
Fucking Hue. You could stop the yanks on the bridge for half the game, then when they get into the city it's just as hard.
That Comment on China tho...talk about unintentional foreshadowing
Imagine hearing this only to later find out there isnt a last chopper coming to get you out of ho chi min city
This lady was a hero. What's even more amazing is she did an interview and she looked great. She carried no anger or resentment for the west even with all that they did. I learned something from her in that short interview. Truly an amazing woman.
Buddy the war is over you can chill with the propaganda. We won the Cold War, no hard feelings, move on
where do I find it?
It took me a whole year of Rising Storm to realise this wasn't actually in the game.
Хахаха, что я думал мне послышалось в первые секунды 😅
Not gonna lie if I heard this I’d probably consider surrendering she’s very persuasive
No, surrendering was likely to get you tortured by Charlie.
@@capncake8837 it was a joke
Rub one out and check again. It's ok bro I'm very isolated now too but it won't be like this forever
“Yhee Ai, go home”
my grandfather joined the army when he was 17 and served for over 30 years, fought w/ the Frenchs, Americans and later Chineses in the north. Lost his best friend in Dien Bien Phu in 1954, lost half of his company in Quang Tri 72 and almost killed by a mine in LangSon in 1979. Rarely talk about that days.
I once asked him what he thought about those soldiers on the other side ? He just said: "we r brothers after all, but under different flags..."
I've thought about how especially for countries like the modern US where the public is really insulated from war, a lot of the only people who can really relate to what servicemen go through a) have been inhaling propaganda against them for a while and b) fought against/were trying to kill them. Doesn't surprise me some people like your grandfather might see things the way he did. Still I am sure there is a LOT of hate though, I have seen it personally in different combat vets from different wars
I found this because someone was playing this on a loop over the mic in rising storm 2 Vietnam ahahaha
same dude
Da 5 Bloods brought me here
Google brought me here
There was another movie that did it too. I think it was dead presidents.
5 bloods
Same here. I knew of her broadcasts but that amazing movie brought me back.
Lame.
it's terribly unfortunate how true some of the things she said are relevant throughout the history of warfare
Ich habe Battlefield Vietnam gespielt und zum Glück keine persönlichen Erfahrungen mit Krieg.
Doch damals hatten die Spiele noch andere Ansprüche und so habe ich viel über den Vietnam Krieg gelernt und mein Interesse dafür wurde geweckt ausgelöst durch das Videospiel.
Sobald ich fortunate son höre sind dabei auch immer huey Hubschrauber zu hören und immer dieses Vietnamesisch was dir sagt der Feind ist sehr nahe.
Gotta admit this is a decent way to break people's spirits. I appreciate a good tactic when I see one, maybe we should add this to our arsenal 👀
Look up Operation Wandering Soul, it's essentially the US's answer to this.
Ever heard of Psy Ops? We already have this. It was used extensively in Iraq to great affect, its part of why much of the Iraqi army surrendered during the war, starting even before US forces advanced to their areas, because we were doing things like air dropping leaflets all throughout the country that told them how hopeless it was to fight against our overwhelming power, how their leader and government was corrupt, would get them all killed, etc and if they surrendered themselves to US forces instead of fighting pointlessly they would be well taken care of.
During Vietnam the US played the wailing of Vietnamese soldiers on speakers through the forest to make them think the ghosts of their dead were haunting them, too
She is simply telling the truth.
@@KokotrokoAnd their made up ghosts were countered by straight facts
To be fair she wasn't wrong, they lost the war and the government did let them die.
If she runs she's a VC if she stays she's a well disciplined VC
Lose the war
Battlefield Bad Company Vietnam was the best and adding these clips was an amazing touch. This must have been spooky to hear in a far away foreign jungle.
The first EA Games Battlefield Vietnam game gave you a history listen on the load screens. i would some time play as a Vietnamese to get a different prospective. I then studied the The history or the USA involvement in Vietnam 1959 -1975 (not including Air America after 1975). My Fiancee is Vietnamese and i have learned a lot from her. Her Father died after the USA Abandoned the South Vietnamese. He died in a prison just for being a civil servant in the far south of Saigon ( Sóc Trăng) Think American POW camp type prison, Not a good place.
Must have been mind shattering after the war to learn how true this was.
not super surprising, there was a communist in the south who got sentenced to 20 years of hard labor in the mid 60s and she laughed at the judge and said "20 years? your government will not last that long!"
Что за ролик Абдуля в начале?
What does the russian audio in the start say?
The best is the last one! Damn that one must´ve been right in the Feels!
I spent a lot of my tour in Nam just south of the DMZ. Use to get her loud and clear. Like when she threaten us that they would" Bath in our blood." The superlatives given by the guys around me when she used that little ditty, was priceless. An example is that they clearly communicated what she could do to herself in a concise anatomical description.
@@RoosterFloyd stfu boomer freak
@@godsexdevil6665 says the freak, shut the hell up
I'm sorry your military buddies were misogynistic creeps.
@@AlexDeLarge1 using big words doesnt make you seem smarter
Whoa that's crazy and then what happened did y'all win
She sounds like a Vietnamese Louis Griffin
“Aye hold up she got a point”
I played this to my grandpa. He was so mad 😂
These are clips from the video game Battlefield: Vietnam 2004. An amazing game where you could blast Surfin' Bird from your jeep as you screamed over rice paddies before spontaneously blowing up, or team h.a.l.o. jump into the enemy base from a spawn helicopter. I must have played 1 million sieges of Hue while Hannah encouraged me to surrender
🤣🤣🤣🤣
I miss that game soo bad!
Nope, this is real footage about a female radio host during the vietnam war: en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hanoi_Hannah
@@FranksFilme Someone was saying this wasn't actual footage just a voice actress. No idea though
Yes, Reclaiming Hue
*Rising storm 2 multiplayer public chat intensifies*
such a haunting voice
I've heard a Techno/EBM song with this sample. Any know the name?
*They lied to you GI, you know you cannot win this war.*
Ironically everything she says is true 🗣️🗣️🗣️
“You pass the aux I just found a banger”
She wasnt lying hahah
Anyone came here after watching Soviet's Bulshittery?
I hate when i lose a round in Rising Storm the opponent team plays this
So this is heavenly sound when ur squad wiped out by trees guy on rising storm 2
Best album ever
Its so ambient, like I just got my shins blown off after killing fiddy mem
"must admit, not my proudest wank"
-SovietWomble
She's really beautiful.
Who was the Soviet advisor in the first seconds ?
it's really scary that she's right about certain topics
Even creepier when you consider that she would also read out (thought to be) unknown but correct US troop positions, or uncensored US news about what was going on back home at the time and how the US citizens didn't support the war.