This should have 10 million likes!

God bless you for your service and your courage.

RESPECT, HONOR, ADMIRATION, TO ALL THESE WOMAN WHO SERVED OUR BROTHERS AND SISTERS IN VIET NAM, TO PRESENT. WELCOME BACK LADIES. AIRBORNE .ALL THE WAY..

My sister Barbara Williamson, was a surgical nurse there also. They saw too much death . Bless them for their courage and humanity.

Sarah, and to all the nurses who served, thank you for your courage, compassion, and strength for your your sacrifice and service to our country. God Bless.

I love you ladies , thank god you were there for all of wounded men , i dont think i would be here today if not your care . These ladies were devoted , and very caring . THANK YOU SO VERY MUCH for your service , god bless you all.

I admire all you nurses for the service God Bless you all🇺🇸🇬🇧

I can still smell the canvas and see the eyes of the Nurses. You are all Angles

Thank you Sarah for your service, where would all the wounded be without you? And for comforting that young nurse who was obviously scared to death. Best wishes from Ireland 🇮🇪

I Salute her, this American Hero.

Thank you for your service to our country!

I am now 80 and enjoying seeing so many wonderful responses to my story that still lives within me. I am hoping to get the stories all written in a book.

Thank you Sara for helping our boys, God bless you

Two NAM tours. 65-66, 69-70. Proud of that, but most proud of children and grands. One, a special needs teacher, the other, a newly NCLEX passed nurse. Cu-Chi was our rear area I was forward in Tay Ninh.

I am watching, laughing, crying, and more ..... watching a wonderful woman nurse literally taking me back to Feb. 8th, 1968 when I got on that 707 headed for "The World." Your stories were the best! You had me in the palm of your hand when you had to peek over the microphone! Thank-you, a 6'4" veteran from the 146th Aviation Co.

She's great.

God Bless you and all that worked with you!

Cried all the way through this.

Thank you for sharing Ms Sarah Blum. Justice must prevail Don't give up the fight.

You are the real deal Sarah.

amazing americans....been watching so many of these interviews, and the overwhelming theme is one of amazing valor.

Dear god how can we repay the ladies that served in Vietnam, we never really can. I remember my first time going into the bunker also, pitch dark and wondering where the snakes may be in the cool sand bags. Sara you are a true HERO, thank you will never be enough. God Bless you and all the wonderful women that served.

So sorry I missed this. I was at the Tacoma VA hospital that day, handing out books. I am so impressed at how you express your feelings so brilliantly in your writing. I return to Seattle annually so maybe we will yet meet up.

Amazing woman ,Thank you

This is a most amazing woman! God Bless!!! Thank you for you service!

G-d bless you and your fellow nurses.

''There are none closer to the author of pain & sacrifice Himself... Than Those who perform it for the sake of others.'' -gilpin 31920 Former Paratrooper Sgt. William Gilpin 82nd Abn. Inf. '71---'74

God Bless you sweet girl..

Semper Fi. Thank you for all you did.

Thank you for your service or our soldiers and country.

God bless y'all. Army nurses Rock! Thank you ladies.

Where is this woman...I would love to hug her!!!!!

Sarah's incredible story appears in www.VietnamAndBeyond.com Thank you for your service Sarah!

There isn't anything Army Nurses didn't see. 1967-68 was the height of the war meaning there was plenty of work for them. These heroic, professional ladies can't be thanked enough for their service, their raw emotions and their love toward their patients.

Arrived in Vietnam 1st tour Dec 1965. Arrived 2d tour Jul 69

Sarah thank you so much for your service and you are quite the articulate story teller. I am wondering if you still play ukulele? I love to play the uke.

It's about time they give these women their due.

91D (OR tech), 45th Surgical Hospital, Nay Ninh, RVN, 69-70

Blessings💖✊👍😎✌✌✌✌✌✌✌✌🌻

Most Heroic

Well she's really got a lot of pluck. That and her sense of humor I'm sure helped her deal with her service when she was over there. She's still cute as a button at 73.

love u Sarah

Marine father our Nurses a marine in county our hills 1968

A fine lady

Next last day I was at battalion HQ in Cu-Chi when BN commander told me to accompany him to Nui Ba Dinh. I told him only if I could take the bunk I was chained to. I went with him and we went in a Loach. Every time before going there was in a two engine CH-47 Chinook.

Impressive lady

My older sister was a secretary/typist at the Pentagon during the Vietnam War. Of course, she was young, beautiful, and naive at 19. All the young soldiers who worked in her division wanted to take her on a date and she repelled their advances until this one young soldier came along and swept her off her feet. She worked there for two years, thinking she was adapted to her environment and having matured a bit after having been out of high school for two years, she went on a date with the guy. She didn't drink alcohol and he did. He drank to the point of becoming obnoxious and that is when she told him he needed to go home. He took her to her apartment, forced his way in, and raped her. She was deathly afraid for my father to find out and never told any member of the family what had happened to her. She just told me about the rape a few days ago. She is 76 years old and it was so painful to hear what had happened to her. I, too, experienced sexual abuse while I was a patient in a psychiatric hospital where I was being treated for heroin addiction. I was heavily medicated and sexually abused for weeks and weeks by an orderly on the night shift. I wrote a book about my life a few years back and detailed the assaults in my book. My sister was my editor and when she read about my experience, her's came rushing back. It so upset her that she went into counseling about it. All of her life she has been the kindest, most generous, and most caring human being I have ever known. How she came out as outstanding of a person as she is after what she was put through is nothing shy of a testimonial to how strong the human spirit is.

Rockin the white hair. Thanks for being real.

I was stationed in Tay Ninh, but my battalion was in Cu Chi. Last day of 2d tour I was at Bn Hq waiting to board freedom bird when battalion commander grabs me puts me on a loach and we go to Nui Ba Din mountain. Last place I wanted to go was on a single engine helicopter. For the past year all trips to the mountain had to be in a twin engine CH-47. My last day in Nam the Army changed the rules letting single engine choppers fly there.

I'm a Vietnam vet myself, and I just don't get it. Even to this day, in comment sections there exist a Neanderthal mentality amongst males that are totally dismissive of the capabilities and contributions that a woman can make in military service. Perhaps it is ignorance of history- recent history, such as the effectiveness of the female sniper of Russia, or the female combat pilot Lilya Litvyak, who became the world’s first female fighter ace, and is better known as the White Rose of Stalingrad. It took a grouped flight of German fighters to bring her down and end her life. Or what of "The Night Witches", again Russian female pilots flying obsolete biplanes in night raids against German forces, so effective were they that any gunner or pilot who shot one down would automatically be awarded the Knights Cross decoration- these women even flew without parachutes, trading the weight saved for one extra bomb. Maybe it was being 1 of 3 siblings raised by a single working mother that gave me a different perspective on just what a determined female can accomplish that fills me with rage when I read some of the most asinine remarks my fellow males make, but sadly yes, sexism is alive and rampant now in the military like never before, I lay the blame where it belongs: those at the top of the command that make the same policy mistakes over and over and over again: When will they ever learn? When will they ever learn? -Where Have All The Flowers Gone? The Kingston Trio · 1958

Anyone got any Dramamine?

wonderful story and nurse. Camera TERRIBLE. Worst on U Tube.

The Tunnels of Cu Ch

God Bless the Women in White (period)

It was all good until the end. No commercials please. Stick to the topic. No place for hawking for the women in the military. Wrong place wrong time.

She lost me at the end when she played the victim card.