Mr. 'Duck' I greatly appreciate your story. Your words, mannerism and experiences shared further strengthens my pride of sharing the title 9f United States Marine with you. Brother, thsnk you so very much for your sacrifices, dedication and love for our country. I love you my brother in arms... SEMPER FI

Wow, what a credit to humanity this gentleman is.

Milton, what a man. Great to listen to his story. I bet his Dad could preach up a storm as well. Greetings Brother in the Lord.

Thank you. I've listened to many, many interviews with veterans from the Vietnam era. All are incredible, but none have inspired me to such an extent. You are a credit to your family and country. Again, thank you from over here in the UK. Brilliant and inspiring. Milton, you are a wonderful man.

What a great storyteller he is! Loved listening to his telling of his time in the service…bless him for it 🫡🇺🇸

Having served from 1965-1974, and 32 months in Vietnam L Co. 3dBn, 4thMar for 19 months, that was an outstanding interview....Semper Fi Mr. Jones..

What a fantastic interview. We could all learn a bit from this man. Such an articulate and humble storyteller... I could have listened to him for another hour! Thank you for your service, sir!

Welcome home and God bless you sir. Your good humor, attitude and intelligence really come through here. I returned from Vietnam in May of 69 and tried to ignore the entire experience for years. These interviews help a lot.

Seems like such a nice guy. Seems so happy no matter what, and finds the good in any situation. Great interview.

Very interesting man. Loved his story and the way he told it. My late father served at the same time in Vietnam as him with the 11th Engineer Bn 3rd Marine Div. He helped build the McNamara Line that he mentioned and did some work at Khe Sanh also. One of the few vets I've heard mention "rock apes". I remember my Dad laughing about them. Very thankful for this man and his story.

Wow what a man. Not only did I listen but I found myself needing to watch as well because his mannerisms and expressions exemplify the goodness of the man

Mr. Jones, you're incredible. What an inspiring example of the power of Positive Thinking and how lucky you were to find the Marine Corps that shaped this talented young man into greatness. We joined the Corps at a time when it wasn’t cool, but you overcame so much more adversity - most people now have no idea. Keep telling your story. Semper Fi brother.

God Bless you Mr Jones. You make me stand taller and prouder as an American.

Great man. Excellent interview! Thank you for your service.

I am a 68 yo Navy Veteran who salutes every Vietnam Veteran I encounter

Great interview. I have listened to a lot of these interviews and this is one of the best. The part about his Dad being so proud of him was really touching. Entertaining and informative story. Thanks.

This dude is so cool! This country boy from Missouri truly enjoyed the interview and the man.

I really enjoyed Mr. Jones' video. Thank You for your Service, Marine!

Great story teller ... I mean great true story teller. God Bless him & his family.

A really good man. I really enjoyed hearing his story.

Milton Jones is an AMERICAN! He gives me hope and made this a better place. Thanks for sharing your experience and serving in the military. My brother's name is Richard Jordan (from Macon Georgia) and served in vietnam probably not the same guy you mentioned at 52 minutes.

Remarkable man, bigger than the society that treated his race so shabbily. This old dog-face salutes you, sir.

Incredible interview....Class act.

What an articulate and intelligent storyteller. An amazing person.

Thank you, Mr. Jones. You make me VERY PROUD to be an American, and a Marine.

This guy is something else. A mensch through and through.

Wow wow what a story!!! Thanks for you service, Milton Jones, Semper Fi.

"Little Guy, Big Truck, ...Power!" Awesome interview:This guy knows it all on instinct alone!

Thank you Sir, God bless you.

What a honest man about his teen years. And what an effort he must've made to turn his life around and get back to a better and truer way of life. The war and the streets... he over came those pitfalls. The most HIGH and HIS OWN efforts is what turned his life around. Great story.

Next to the recruiting station in Atlanta across the street I attended law school with Vietnam vets at night who were on the G.I. bill. Even back in 1985 the elite still snubbed Vietnam Vets. I am still amazed when I see soldiers wearing their uniforms on college campuses in "modern times". Shameful American history! Great man. My brother: O.C.S MARINE in 1976.

Thank you Milton. Loved your insights. Perfect story for me to hear today on Veterans Day. Welcome home.

Amazing life and experiences. A true American!

You're a wonderful man Thank you for your narrative and your service

Outstanding interview Mr. Jones. Thank you.

Thank you Milton for your service and contributions to our Country. Your a great American. Welcome Home .

Wonderful interview....great guy.

Thank you for a great interview

I really enjoyed this interview, a very funny man , I could listen to him for hours .👍

God bless you Sir and thank you for your service. Semper Fi Philip Jones

Seems like a great guy and good storyteller

Your story was awesome, very entertaining, thank you from an Army doggie.

Could not be a better man, wish he was a friend

Mr. Jones is obviously a man with well above-average intelligence. Fortunately for him, he joined the military which was willing and able to give this very young black man a chance to advance himself and also contribute to the Corps. So it worked out for both parties. Considering the opportunities available to young black men at that time, I'm not sure civilian companies would have provided him the same opportunities as the Corps. I also think that Mr Jones's happy childhood had much to do with his view of life in general. He seems almost out of touch with his Vietnam experience. But he wasn't in a rifle squad and apparently was at Khe Sanh before it got bad there.

Wonderful man!!What an American!Fascenating speaker.I wish he would write a book!I would have to have it!You can see Gods leading in his life.I would have liked his father too.

Class act. Thank you.

Such an engaging and pleasant man. Great story.

Great story, very well told. Seamless.

Very enjoyable!

THIS MAN IS A HERO AND SAD HE HAD TO THINK MOST HIS LIFE HE HAD TO HIDE HE SERVED FOR OUR COUNTRY

Thank you. Shared.

Nice Marine. Kinda guy I’d enjoy havin a cold beer with and talking Vietnam stories with. _Army Volunteer MP Sentry Dogs 71-72

Great guy, positive, enthusiastic, great raconteur, just the guy you want alongside to keep spirits up. I hope he’s wrong about not making it to Annapolis...

Good Man

Guy has to find his own way to his unit?.. USA lands on the moon and yet soldier has to walk and hustle his way to his own unit?. WTF?. No wonder it was a mess.

His life matter's !

Hell of a guy. All those 'woke' idiots who play the victim Olympics should take a lesson from this man's drive and humbleness.

amen brother.

Did you know Usmc gunny Bob Ausmus? 1/3 comm chief. Call sign Elk Hunter. Kia 7/5/68. Jones creek, Quang Tri province.

i joined the us army to go places like kentucky indianna

We have the same birthday and birth place

As usuual, great sound for the interviewer and poor sound for the interviewee..

Boring