Hi War-Stories I have question will u make video about Croatian fight for independence 1991-1995 (against Serbia) it was the biggest war in Europe and destruction after world war 2.

@@lolofblitz6468 that is the one know one talks about they have no need for revolution lol

Noted

War is a waste of time no victors only victim

War is an act ofcraziness

My condolences and admiration for you, must have been a very difficult time for both of you all these years. Have a lovey life.

God bless you both.

My condolences and thanks for your husband’s service. The Dreadnoughts were the 2nd Battalion, 34th Armored Regiment (2/34 Armor) assigned to the 25th Infantry Division; one of our companies was attached up north with the 5th Mech. I had the honor of serving as the Battalion Surgeon’s Assistant with the Medical Platoon in 1970. Good and fierce unit; we were used as the hammer when the infantry fixed an NVA Regiment. Battle of the Boli Woods and the Michelin Plantation were just nasty.

y the f*** did he go to vietnam. he shud have died their in his tsnk

Ma'am, God Bless You Always and I'm So Sorry for the loss of your husband . He was Truly a Hero ,along with All his Brothers ! Thank You for his Service and Your Great Sacrifice !!

The country has always been beautiful, and the people have always been nice. That they now live so peacefully is not thanks to the US. By the way, have you been to the areas you sprayed with Agent Orange? locutus sum.

@@argr please don't blame him for what happened, if you must blame the USA government that still to this day are doing the world dirty...he was just a soldier..I also know that the individual soldier has a roll to play but the people in power that don't go out & fight are the real dirty one's.... Trumpy grumpy is a big example of a dirty man in power...🐷 Blessings to you and your family 🙏😇🕊️

Thank you for serving.

@@argr You do realize about 2.7 million Americans went to Vietnam, right? Imagine blaming every single one of them for Agent Orange.

@@argr That's fair if you blame the US for it since they did develop, produce then drop Agent Orange. Blaming some random infantryman for it is like blaming a factory worker when your phone's design is bad.

I always felt horrible for you gentlemen. Fight a war you didn't want come home to a country that despised you for it. And then 30 yrs later watch a our troops get treated with deserved respect upon their returns. More salt on the wound. Non the less. I admire every single one that served in Nam. You are a special type of American. Thank you.

Thank you for your service sir!!

Amen...

Glad you made it Steve...Where you at..?

Thx you for ur service

Maybe now that they have 50 years of life experience and have finally curbed their drinking or heroin addictions. I'm sure that being married to many of these guys wouldn't be pleasant.

@@user-oz5wt5jk9y wtf 🤬 you talking about? A lot of things happened and you talking about that 🤦🏻‍♂️ 🤦🏻‍♂️ 😂 😂🖕🏼

@@user-oz5wt5jk9y 🤡🤡 clown

My dad was and wasn’t a pleasure. They don’t call whiskey spirits for no reason. Mostly mean and violent spirits. A few time fun, loving and generous. Very rare though.

@@user-oz5wt5jk9y Are really this stupid ????????????

I was a driver of the M48A1 in the 11th ACR. So Sorry about your dad. I got in country August 68. I think the film really short-changed a lot of us in armor.

So sorry about your father. My dad was with the black horse in Vietnam.

If you were there against your will, all my respects and condolences for your fallen friends. If you chose to go, you just got what you deserved. 2 million civilian deaths come at a high price.

@@juliuslambert9226 I didn’t volunteer to go over but ended up fighting in IV Corps. Be aware that the North killed more civilians purposefully than we did by mistake. And don’t think that you have the moral high ground to say what you did, not having been there. I/we fought to survive and if you were in that position so would you.

God bless you! My uncle was kia mid3/68 tail end of tet near pleiku SouthVietnam!

@@spi1141 The North did not kill civilians on purpose. They killed traitors who collaborated with foreigners to kill their families -- a very big difference!

Thank you for your service!

It's such a shame we have come to the point where history is censored!

God bless your father for his sacrifice The Montagnard were fierce warriors, Do your father proud.

I served with the 11th ACR in III Corps. The Montagnards were terrific people. We loved them.

No proof that they "won" that battle other than propaganda the Pentagon fed to media and then media fed it to public.

We won every battle, but lost the war.

@@thatguy22441 Were you there? Were you fighting "every battle"? Did you at least witness a battle?

@@thatguy22441 True. Militarily, the US won just about every battle and inflicted heavy casualty on the NVA. North Vietnam could not overrun South Vietnam until 2 years after the US withdrew due to political reasons, leaving South Vietnam to fight alone against a far more numerical superior enemy.

@@lancecahill5486 It's the difference between tactics and strategy. We had good tactics and poor (sometimes non-existent) strategy. The Vietnamese had mediocre tactics but a solid strategy. That's why we won battles but lost the war, and the Vietnamese lost battles, but won the war.

My father got out three months before Tet. He was lucky as he was flying B-52's.

@@jimbo2900 If he was flying B-52, then he might have never set foot in Vietnam because all B-52 bases were in Thailand.

@@lancecahill5486 Yeah but Linebacker and Linebacker II decimated B-52's

Up close, when they are on the move, they are intimidating. When the gun fires, you think you'll go deaf... I served with these tanks (M 48) much later than the Vietnam War, in relative peace time (crisis in the Aegean, 1996) in the Greek army. Our tanks had been given to us by Nixon after war. We had upgraded them by then, but they always looked pretty much like you see them here. These are M48 A3. We had the A5 upgrade with a bigger gun. The tanks, the canteens, the same model boots and the use of the M1 helmet, made our service look like a Vietnam movie...

There was still such American soldier. Pilot Hugh Thompson used helicopter to stop murder in My Lai and take the injured to the emergency room.

some of the dumbest people you ever meet too!

@@_--Reaper--_ He made Yank's face less disgusting

He would gladly told you more war stories, but he probably thought you weren't interested. My dad was in the Korean War and he never told me any stories about it until I was in my 30's. Turns out he thought I never wanted to hear his stories. He finally told me how he once came a hairs length from getting a sniper's bullet through his head. The bullet hit the guy next to him. I encouraged him a bit and he went on and talked and talked about his war experiences.

@@saffronsworld1508 he told me he didn't like talking about it because it gave him flashbacks and nightmares. He has told me a few stories but only 1 about his time as a tanker. his other 2 tours is where I heard the most.

The US intervened in Vietnam after World War 2 with helping France invade Vietnam. The Vietnam War was just a prolonged war of the Indochina War 1 with the participation of the US. Their minions in South Vietnam was nothing without America.

I often think , the USA fought the Vietnam war to prevent communism , but if France had not suppressed vietnamese self determination with support from USA and later direct involvement , support for a corrupt government . Would the vietnamese people have ever gone communist , they just wanted to be free , was it the war to suppress self identity that caused the war

He sounds like the only guy who enjoyed the war.

God love him!

Technically PT-76 was Polish But Russia and others used it

Russian Made the PT-76 is a Light Amphibious Tank can only used in Night Action in the Offemsive against US Special forces camp in Ben hut but it was repel by number of US Made M48 Patton were dug in around the Ben hut . Theres reason why the North Vietnamese Army or NVA used the PT-76 instead of T54/55 Tanks . Because Ho Chi Minh trail is Rugged terrain PT-76 Light tank is more compitable these kind of operation

At this time there were no „Russian tanks“. Those were Soviet tanks. Idk why Americans don’t know the difference between Russia and the Soviet Union.

I was a tanker with the 11th ACR. We had our share of losses, but I think the infantrymen lost the most.

May God bless your dad.

Same here my Pops was there

Bạn nghĩ gì khi có người cầm súng xông vào nhà bạn

What do you think when a person from the empire comes to your house with a gun?

kom tum. pleiku. đăk tô

Explain to me when the army shipped M60 tanks to Vietnam? Maybe somebody else knows? Just asking as an 1811 marine Corps tanker! I was not aware Of any M 60s in Country.

PS: I believe they used T55. Might be wrong! Check your spelling of the province you were in!

The visuals were there too ... not so since ....everything fed tto our media is sanitized now ...I say show the gore .

It seems like wherever America is around it's likely to be a war that they will lose for shore, because the enemy is fighting in there owne ground and the American tactics are obsolete because they think that technology will win the war. ROUNG! They have to rethink their way of intervine in a conflict like Russia do it. Things are diferent today than they were in ww2 and still they use the same mode of combat. ROUNG AGAIN!

insignificant to you hundreds of thousands of deformed and metaly retarded children are born in Vietnam

Lol its even wierder with the Internet. Everybody knows about how nationalistic Turks are, their beef with Greece, and how chaotic the Balkans are now. Even though WW2 was way before Vietnam, everybody knows every detail about WW2. Its just such a popular thing in our modern minds for whatever reason. I blame videogames lmfao. War Thunder especially. The sheer amount of tankers iv talked to that grinded tf out that game is insane.

are you north or south? you nva?

@@MrWolfheart111 North/South distinctions dont exist anymore. Its just vietnam. Alot of Vietnamese would rather the North not win. But so far, it is what it is. Thankfully Ho Chih Minh wasn't much of a commie, and was more concerned about anti-imperialism rather than communism. Didnt end up like North Korea as a result. If US politicians weren't braindead, the war wouldn't of happened.

@@honkhonk8009 Why are we not trying to take back the north then? All that killing was in vain?

@@honkhonk8009 in my opinion, North shouldn’t invite south. Let north and south people decide what system they want to live under. And have a peaceful competition economically. After millions of deaths, I believe Vietnamese people still prefer American ways of living, not The socialist poverty.

This channel doesn't do their own stories or film documentaries. They simply buy a license from other film production companies so they can show their documentaries on this KZfaq channel.

He was a Green Beret. They always have interesting stories to tell.

This is a propaganda video

@@misterbig9025 Yuh got that right bro. Maybe we will see Grenada next. lol

Brave? Sitting in an iron box firing rockets at citizens? They're cowards.

Our godfather invited your brave father out of Vietnam

Very brave. Don't pay any attention to the grifters.

Loser 🤣🤣

I was in Vietnam as a US Marine from Jan '69-Aug '70. Your grandmother told you much closer to the truth than I see in most of these comments. Ho Chi Minh & the Viet Minh rescued Allied pilots (mostly British) during WWII & helped hide or get them back to their own units. The French had colonized Vietnam since mid 18th century for exploitation of the rubber plantations & recreation @ the expense of the peasants. I saw some of the lavish French plantations & resorts in the An Hua Mountains (albeit war ravaged). Ho Chi Minh appealed to the U.S. in 1946 after WWII to help remove the French & let Vietnam self determine its own gov't, even going so far as to use the U.S. Declaration of Independence as its model. Eisenhower was more concerned with appeasing the French & keeping Degaulle happy as an ally in Europe rather than rewarding an ally from WWII that had proven reliable. The Vietnamese had been @ odds with China for centuries & had less interest in the Soviet Union @ the end of WWII & more with the U.S. Ho Chi Minh wanted the same thing for Vietnam that the U.S. had fought for in 1776--independence from a foreign gov't. This is not comprehensive, but outcome could have been much different if U.S. had not worried so much about an ally that half its citizens sided with the Nazis. My respects to your grandmother.

Yeah, peaceful after a mass murder campaign brought out by the Vietnamese Government against their own peaple who dated oppose them, and that was after they attacked and used civilians as Cannon-fodder, using tactics that would make even the Japanese think it's barbaric. Nothing is more painful to me that to think if all those peaple we left to die just because some stupid naive children at home though war was bad and somehow we were responsible for the atrocities of the other side.

@@culturalliberator9425 If Truman & Eisenhower had kept a commitment 1st proposed by Woodrow Wilson in 1920 @ the League of Nations & supported by F.D. Roosevelt during WWII, to eliminate all Colonial Powers, including the French in Vietnam, the U.S. would not have had a reason to be there. Ho Chi Minh & the Viet Minh had rescued Allied pilots from the Japanese during WWII & the U.S. & Allies agreed to support the Vietnamese in achieving independence after the war, but the U.S. under Truman & Eisenhower reneged & ignored Ho Chi Minh's pleas for 7 years & were more concerned with keeping France as an ally in Europe. Ho Chi Minhs original declaration of Independence in 1946 was based on the U.S.'s own. In the summer of 1970, over 50,000+ of those protesting the war & marching in Washington D.C. were Vietnam Veterans Against the War, returning over 100+ Medals of Honor & other combat related awards. We were tired of fighting a war we had no business being involved in & no clear reason to continue dying in. The dying & maiming on both sides was truly horrible. I was there as a Marine from Jan '69-Aug '70--thru 1968--24,000 Americans died--1969-'72-- 34,000 more Americans died. It was way past time to end our involvement.

@@sgt.duke.mc_50 I never said I was a fan of the war, but the truth is we had a promise to the peaple of South Vietnam, while we pulled some of the out we left many more to die. Things aren't so simple, all the things you said are true but don't shadow anything I said. Infact by all accounts that war would have been ours, just looking at the kill ratio would tell you that. Vietnam was a tuff war but it's way WAY blown out of proportion due to everyone being against it at the time, and still today. I'd like to go and ask some of the Vietnamese who supported us during the war and how they feel today but... Oh, their all dead. Fantastic, well we did pull some of them out but you get my point. I don't know how else to put this the North Vietnam were akin to Nazis but far worse in how they treated their own peaple, we were the good guys, very simple, if you like to say we didn't have a right to be there that's fine, but we were still the good guys.

@@culturalliberator9425 If Truman & Eisenhower had honored prior commitment to assist Vietnam getting out from under French colonists rule (treated the Vietnamese as servants in their own country) there would not have been a North & South Vietnam. After the Viet Minh defeated the French @ Dien Bien Phu (1953), Eisenhower & United Nations divided @ 17th parallel creating North & South in 1953. Eisenhower then committed the O.S.S.(forerunner to C.I.A.) to the South to create a Gov't with Diem as President, who was corrupted & killed by C.I.A. later & installed Thu, as President, who lasted till the fall of Saigon. No one is denigrating the American ground troops. When U.S. pulled out, the South Vietnamese were advised years in advance & had received American military advisors for @ least 18 years to train their Army which had the 2nd largest Air Force in the world & largest & most well armed Army & Navy in Southeast Asia. U.S. hardly left them like babies in a rice paddy to be slaughtered. The American fighting man acquitted themselves well, it was politicians that prosecuted a war that WAS illegal. Patriotism is admirable, but a blind alliance is a dangerous thing. Have a good day.

Same thing with the soviets in afghanistan. Did the us and the soviets both lose? Or did they simply lose interest?

No. The North Vietnamese believed that by launching the Tet offensive, they would cause an uprising by the South Vietnamese to overthrow the South Vietnamese government, but that never happened. At the end, the NVA and Vietcong were decimated, their underground and undercover infrastructure destroyed.

@@lancecahill5486 The North Vietnamese leadership has consistently said the uprising scenario was their intention. But I don’t think that was a reasonable expectation, given the actual conditions “on the ground”. On the other hand, they may have believed that for ideological reasons.

@@morriswilburn9858 You are correct. Base on their ideology, the North Vietnamese were brainwashed into believing that their system of government is far superior than the system that existed in the South, and that South Vietnamese would embrace it. They were in for a rude awakening when the uprising that they expected never materialized. It took 2 more attempts, one in 1972 and one in 1975 (after the total withdrawal of US forces in 1973), for the NVA to take over South Vietnam.

@@lancecahill5486 No they believed the independence fervour would give them a massive uprising considering the fact many enough joined the VC due to US operations in South Vietnam. You are wrongly thinking the North were purely a ideological machine.

@@linh97le North Vietnam built its system and society strictly based on communist ideology. It brainwashed the North Vietnamese into thinking that they were "liberating" South Vietnam, and that the Tet offensive would serve as a catalyst for an uprising, which did not happen. Instead South Vietnamese rallied around their government to defeat the NVA and Vietcong, by inflicting heavy casualties on them. Had the Vietcong had the real support from the people, South Vietnam would have fallen into communist hands in 1968. The North tried again with the Easter offensive in 1972, and that attempt also failed as the South Vietnamese Army fought back and repelled the invasion from the North. In both 1968 and 1972, South Vietnamese fled from the advancing NVA instead of welcoming them as liberators.

Impossible to "love" the war and "want to help out"!!! The only way to help out was to end the war! I can recommend a good SHRINK to you!

No war is enjoyable it only brings death and destruction

@@robertroselle3341 Yours?

Or just, you know, not go to War in the first place.

Thank you Mike Bens, LBJ did not know how to win a war

@@argr Big or small we beat them all?

@@argr come and kick me off my horse, I was drafted into the Marine corp I kknow how to fight

@@argr every day

I agree,,coward politicians should be on the front line,,,never worry about starting wars just take credit for the wins,,not the losses,,,.guy I went to school with killed in the tet offensive,,,damn fine basketball player,,,should still be alive,,,semper fi,,,good luck...

Thanks, I will check it out. It's rarely that any documentary that would present a balanced view from all sides of the war, as history is almost always written solely by the victors.

@@lancecahill5486 the worst thing about the documentary is, that i realised that the vietnam war was more a image problem for the president rather than they care about the people it self

@@MrBlonde294 LBJ was drawing up list of targets himself, and rules of engagement must be approved by him. The restrictive and self-imposed ROEs caused many unnecessary losses to the USAF and USN during the airwar over North Vietnam. Worse, the ROEs made the North Vietnamese realized that the US was fighting with hands tying behind its back and that it could win the war, which it eventually did. In my opinion, LBJ was the worst wartime president in US history.

@TJ Murphy if you watch the video, the Green Berets successfully knocked out several PT-76s using the M72. So it worked.

I'm fairly certain it's because of bad technique. Looks like he grips the law wrong and therefor the rocket has the wrong angle. It's a good example of bad training, and why the US was defeated by the Vietnamese in the American war.

@@woutkoopman Sure, you know how to use a anti-tank rocket much better than a Special Force soldier? Where did you get your training from? XBox Series X ox or PlayStation 5? Maybe you can share your immense knowledge with the Green Berets. I'm sure they would appreciate it.

@@lancecahill5486 Dude you are mentioning insufficient momentum when talking about HEAT rounds! You are not credible to discuss with at all. In fact you either a bot or an US apologist.

@TJ Murphy The video only shows what happened in the first region of SVN. In " bloody summer " 1972 ,In the 2nd and 3rd regions of SVN, we destroyed many T 54 with M-72 , anti- tank rocket launchers .The city An Loc ,Binh Long province ,West side of Saigon city, could not stand without M- 72 when besieged by 3 NVN divisions + tanks + powerful artilleries. The 5th Infantry Division/SVN was in charge of the part and I served in that Division.

Very true. South Vietnam, with the help of the US and other nations (Australia. South Korea, New Zealand, Thailand etc.) were fighting a defensive war against North Vietnam supported by the Soviet Bloc countries (the USSR, China, Romania, Czechoslovakia, Bulgaria, Poland, East Germany, Hungary, Cuba etc.). The South Vietnamese army never crossed the 17 parallel and attacked North Vietnam, whereas, the North Vietnamese army invaded South Vietnam 3 times in 1968, 1972 and finally in 1975.

@@lancecahill5486 k

@@lancecahill5486 there was suppose to be an eletion to unite to whole nation under the banner of whose is chosen back in 1956,but it never happens

@@vivelarevolution2835 Why would the South Vietnamese participate in an election that was agreed upon solely between the French and the communist North Vietnamese, and one that had no input whatsoever from South Vietnamese? Let's put it this way, would the North Vietnamese participate in an election that was setup by the Americans and South Vietnamese?

@@lancecahill5486 because south vietnam wasnt a thing when the agreement was signed, they were a puppet government, no more than that

Don't forget your countrymen who fought in Vietnam in the 1950's. ç'est la guerre, mon ami.

✌️🇺🇸 God Bless all of our Brave Vietnam Veterans...Forever. lost my first love in the year of 68. Never will I forget him and his beautiful smile....a special place in my heart forever.💞

@@christopherfranklin1881 The people occupying Vietnam? Real “heroes”. If they had left Vietnam, no one would have died. French, American or Vietnamese.

Mostly in support of our grunts...except for the 11th Armor Cav Reg. who were independent

That, and more post-WWII action (Indo-Pak conflicts, Iran-Iraq War, more Israel, Falklands, etc.)

You right .Vietnamese people are not afraid to die when they have to fight to protect their country.That's why after 1000 years of Chinese domination, the Vietnamese regained their independence with their own sacrifices!

GREAT! Finally somebody recognizing that the Americans are NOT that greatest in many things without other's help, like they say they're. Just remember the riot 01/06/21 (what a shame).

Vì chúng tôi yêu quê hương đất Nước của mình

Let me help you with Bengali subtitle

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They did what their country asked them to do, and paid a personal price for it. But they did give South Vietnam almost 20 years if freedom from communism. For that, they should be appreciated.

@Uncle Ho South Vietnam had a free press and an opposition party. They had elections and even a couple of coup d'etat. People could stage demonstrations on the streets. None of which ever existed in the North and even today. The freedom that South Vietnamese had, as relative as it was, was far more than the North Vietnamese had under communist rules, which was none.

@Uncle Ho Catholic churches and Buddhist temples existed in every town and sometimes villages all over South Vietnam. Can you say that about North Vietnam? No, you can't. There were numerous independent newspapers that were published in South Vietnam that expressed a variety of views. Can you say that about North Vietnam? You can't, because information was (and still is) strictly controlled by the communist party. There were (and probably still is) only one newspaper and one radio network in North Vietnam that were part of the propaganda machine, controlled by the Politburo. By the way, my country, the United States of America, is not perfect, but at least, I can publicly criticized my government without repercussions, can you do the same with yours? Here in America, we can change president every 4 years, and a president can only serve a maximum of 2 terms (8 years). How long has the upper echelon of your government served? I looked up and found several examples. One was Le Duan, who served as the General Secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Vietnam from 1960 until his death in 1986. So it seems like your political leaders tend to serve for life. It also indicates that there has not been any free election in Vietnam, ever. So yes, our election system has some flaws, but it's still much better than yours.

@@lancecahill5486 what we who fought that war gave the ppl of VN was 3M grave stones with but one work on them Hero. Uncle HO after WW2 ask US to help make VN a free nation not a colony of France. Truman said no to him the French would be back as the over loads of the ppl of VN, Cam, Liao. A few yr later the French were thrown out by the ppl of VN. Then those Vietnamese who had been christianized did not want the Buddhist to usurper the power they had gained under the French so that small minority dacite to divide nation. When I say small minority I mean about somewhere around 150,000 ppl. U need to read a lot more of the history of VN so maybe u can understand that a vast majority of them want Ho to lead them after the French had been kicked out. This is why those who took over from French in SVN never allowed a free election. Ho did not take power in NVN the was elected to it unlike the christians running the south who just stayed running that half of the nation after French left.

@@richardpluim4426 You need to go back and see WHO staged the 9/11 attack and blame them.

Try The Great War, WW2 in real time and Mark Felton channels. Plus Soviet storm. All great stuff 👍🏻

The series was one of my favorites when it aired on American Heroes Channel (fka Military Channel) in the U.S.

I love Felixstowe! Great childhood memories of playing the arcades and rides at Charlie Mannings, and crabbing off the jetty at the older end of the town 🙂

a classic we let them win and now they really have

@@lonnyself3920 another Self! 🙂

@@lonnyself3920 apparently the surname comes from Seawolf if you look it up

@@duncanself5111 yes Viking both side my grandfather my mother family hears 1700 maybe sooner

No

No Junior. Its not like Call of Duty I hate to tell you.

Your wrong. There were attacks all over South Vietnam the attack at Saigon was ment to be a distraction for the real battles like Khe Sahn

@@jeambeam3173 The Battle at Khe Sahn was during the Tet Offensive of 1968 and was considered, by historians, to be a distraction for their attacks on other parts of Vietnam. The battle of An Loc was fought in 1972 and was a major front for the massive North Vietnamese invasion of the South that year.

@@badguy1481 xâm lược ???????????????????người USA đến xâm lược đất nước chúng tôi!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!đó là sự thật

Because Vietnam have no fronts unlike in WW2 and Korea War they are fronts US Military Conventional.way. US Military dont really analyze well that Vietnam can fight for independence and unify into one Vietnam for 10, 20 and 30 yrs or even more that the US Military cant

Thanks to politicians and the hippies.

Hehe.

Ann failed to mention Biden’s debacle in Afghanistan and the humiliating retreat and billions of dollars in armament left to the Taliban. FJB

San Jacinto was much quicker done and far more deciesive

The real John Wayne never served in the military you snarky poof!

And the things you could speak on would have me fascinated for ever sir.

Thank you for your service! My Dad is 69 years old but just started college in 1969. One question, about the artillery piece you called recoiled, did u mean recoil less? Or did they have recoil?

Thank you for killing people in far away countries to make the world safe for democracy.

@@danielk4331 The ' recoilless rifle ' was basically a metal tube that acted as a rocket launcher . I was a 90 mm Recoilless Rifle gunner for a while in the U. S. Army's 7th Division , and was able to fire a few live rounds with the " 90 gun ". You had to check the area behind you when you fired that thing , because the backblast of the rocket leaving the tube was major . The gun would shudder a bit when you fired it , but no recoil at all . Just a horrific roar at both ends and another serious explosion on the target . A very effective weapon that the Army was forced to retire in favor of the TOW and the Dragon wire guided anti -- tank weapons .

They should have mounted the 106 RR on every vehicle the Army had . My friend Thomas Brooks , from Garland , Texas , was our top 106 gunner in the 3rd Brigade of the First Cav . The spotting round was great because you could sight right in with a couple of .50 caliber rounds , then let go with the main round . Scratch one tank .

I want to see from Vietnamese perspective

Jnaja true

Started earlier than that. Few people know it, but the British were there before the French, just after WW2 and used Japanese troops to do most of the fighting - see kzfaq.info/get/bejne/Z91dltljqLDGln0.html

Not marine tanks... it's usa tanks... ALL... Fight .. Die......