Thanks to our vets including your brother 😊💝🇺🇸..they were tough as hell im proud of them🎈👍☺

@@jonathanmoreno3224 thank you

My. Dad served in the same area in the big red one

@@dennishathaway4197 💝🎈🇺🇸

Thank you to your BIG BROTHER.. AND ALL THE BRAVE MEN !! THANK YOU

My dad also was in the 1 in NAM BRONZE STAR PURPLE HEART .

Your father was one of the 2/28, the grunts that had some of the bravest young men, that caries the war to the VC and took a lot of them out.

This world needs to read & study the Bible. Instead of so much hatred. God is watching.

@@kennyw218 not every soldier did that some were just there to do their bit for fucks sake

yes thank you ...you were trashed buy your government...

You all too bad. Defeated by famers. Mongolia : 0-3. China : 0 -18 French :0-2. Japan : 0-1 British : 0-1 US: 0-1 Cambodia :0-2. Thailand :0-2.. Ha ha ha from Vietnam.

There are no gods. Religious beliefs are ignorant primitive superstition grow up.

Mỹ thuê lính thái lan mỹ thuê hàn cuốc cả lính úc rốt cuộc mỹ bỏ chạy hàn cuoics xin quân giải phngs tha chết lính thsis lan sợ vãi đái còn khoe khoang cá chi chi nhục quá hàn cuốc pắc chung hi ơi thsis lan biết sợ quân giải phóng họ tha chết cho

@@lunatv5036 sorry what

For what?

For what? Get out of here.

Greg Stevenson For risking their lives for this country you fucking moron

And Welcome back!

@@gregstevenson4691 Your mother should have swallowed you.

I know it hurts i lost my beloved wife last yr .💝

@Patrick Reilly who u callin pinhead

I know the feeling lost mine last yr 5 types of cancer PTSD I'm sorry for your loss ..

Raymond long , Next time don’t send anyone.

They wouldn't last a week in combat gutless Yuppy Cowards

The media was there, every night on tv, the war was right here, in your face in the living room warts and all, news media probably made a very large contribution to fuelling the anti war sentiment in the country.For the first time people saw their Sons, husbands, and fathers at war and what they endured and they didn't like it.

Bobby Kennedy in 1965: “We’ll send the Big Red One in there and clean this up in 6 months”. I report for my assignment August 1969 to Big Red One.

@@forwardobserver2048 politicians in a office can't defeat people in a jungle with nothing to lose but their lives

Hargis not a common name I’m a Hargis!!

Houston Randolph -was I H/H battery in Vietnam, there is no C-battery in 1st Division, don’t know why. Was in the Ammo section and supplied ammo to all three battery’s in the 1st Division in Quan Loi. and An loc 68.

@@joyrider8882 what heard about C battery when I was station at Ft Riley its was overtime ran in Vietnam never activated again from what can remember. Thank you for your service. No mission to difficult no sacrifice to great duty first. They are words I lived by to this day.

HHQ battery 1/5 FA :)

@@tedrussell902 Right on we were up on Custer Hill

You all too bad. Defeated by famers. Mongolia : 0-3. China : 0 -18 French :0-2. Japan : 0-1 British : 0-1 US: 0-1 Cambodia :0-2. Thailand :0-2.. Ha ha ha from Vietnam.

Uhh what?

Hooah soldier.

My brother Dennis g warfield was KIA in Vietnam 4-30-69,delta co BRO, 26th,,Ben hoa,RIP big brother, God bless all who SERVED in Vietnam 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

Joseph Dirvin. Do you know of 1st. Sgt. Ruben John Wright? I am trying to search for my grandfather. I was wondering if you had any information on him. I believe that he served in Vietnam.

If you didn’t have 10 months in country you were reassigned. Me to the 1st Cavalry.

My uncle was Sarge Jim Gratton, Troop D Air 1/4 Cav, 1st Infantry Division's Darkhorse Aero Rifle Platoon and ARP 4-3 Squad. He passed some years ago. After learning about what everyone there went through, then coming home to the disrespect and hate. Thank you to all of you

Bravo co 2/18 ,1969-70 bravo 54 kilo call sign Duty First

Fire mission!!!

Danger forward. B23 ada vulcan gunner.custer hill 👍

Victory

Good men lost their lives in a worthless fight

Samuel Bhaskar Our god against your god when will this ignorance stop. Samual you are a moron religious beliefs are ignorant primitive superstition. Have you ever read the Bible? Your god killed millions of people in the Bible yet ignorant people like you worship this invisible imaginary god.

Was Bravo 1/16 but worked with Charlie more than not because I was an asset to them in the field as a grunt. Proud to be a part of the Big Red One. Also was 24th ID and 3rd ID

With Gratzer and Raynor?

Born in 67...bravo 23 ada.vulcan gunner. custer hill.

@Gerald O'Hare. Do you know of 1st. Sgt. Ruben John Wright? I am trying to search for my grandfather. I was wondering if you had any information on him. I believe that he served in Vietnam.

Anonymous , The pentagon can help you if you have his form 214 or service number.

@@chairde. I don't think I have access to his DD214 or service number because I am not a next of kin. You see, my grandma was raped during the Vietnam war. It seems like Ruben had several children throughout America, Korea, Germany and Vietnam. It all started with me taking a DNA test to find out my ethnicity (I'm mixed race) and then also finding all these relatives I never knew I had. My research led me to believe that my grandfather is 1st. Sgt. Ruben John Wright. I tried to contact with the family but they seem like they don't want anything to do with me. It's really strange. They even gave me wrong information to deter me. I wonder if they are hiding something about him. I was just wondering if I could get any help. If you know of any way to help me, please let me know. Thank you.

was a member of the 1st ID 1968/69 as a medic. Sometimes I wish that I could get a brain transplant. So those memories would finally be gone forever.

It is still on the surface these days but underneath, the country is filled with pollution and corruption besides drugs, crimes and other things. It is nice to be tourists there though. A number of Americans moved and lived there though - lower cost.

Where the hell were you?

Charles T Your a moron there are no gods grow up.

@@Randy58-zn4ez I AM GOD ASSHOLE

Because, a fundamental part of human nature is having diametrically opposing opinions to other humans.

They'll "RIP" if Jesus Christ was their Lord & Savior. Many souls will not "RIP".

@Joy Rider. Do you know of 1st. Sgt. Ruben John Wright? I am trying to search for my grandfather. I was wondering if you had any information on him. I believe that he served in Vietnam.

" Thank you Very, Very Much " I, Neal Patrick Fry from The Ford Motor Company's Rouge Complex in The Dearborn Glass Plant had "A" Really Good Black Buddy by the Name of Billy Bridges. Billy Bridges originally from Mississippi JOINED The Army With " High Hopes " of Being in The 1 Infantry Division. Billy's " Wish " Came True 'till in an Ambush his White Buddy got Shot. Billy Bridges saved his White Buddy but was Shot in his Leg. Billy Bridges told me "The Scariest" Point in The Vietnam War was Being Lifted Up Inside The Basket by a Chopper. Billy Bridges was Awarded The Bronze Star and THE Purple Heart. Returning Home to Mississippi, he was " NOT ALLOWED TO VOTE " because HE Is "A" Black MAN "!" Whenever Billy Bridges machine Broke Down at The Dearborn Glass Plant, I Walked Over and Fixed it. Knowing he Was " Smart Enough " to do it, to me and my " Conscious " was The RIGHT Thing to do. Billy Bridges Loved Working the Afternoon Shift and 4 Hours Overtime on my Midnight Shift. Whenever I was a Relief Man I Lovingly Gave Billy Bridges a 45 Minute Break Instead of the Mandatory 20 Minutes. So when I Came in 4 Hours Early on The Afternoon Shift, my Black Brother Billy Bridges Always Lovingly Gave me, Neal Patrick Fry "A" 45 Minute Break as we both Worked 72 Hours a Week. My younger Friends that have Children In School are NOT Taught Much about The Korean WAR, *( NOT a CONFLICT )* NOT Much about The Vietnam War Neither "!" " Sorry About That. " Again, " Thank you Very Much from my Heart and Soul, amen. Very Sincerely, Fry Neal Patrick Sargeant

My Great Uncle died in action Howard Allen god bless you and all that you've done for us Sir

I'm in 1id now, we don't deploy anymore, but our history will never be forgotten

Yes thank god for soldiers killing other humans. When will the religious ignorance end?

B co 1/26

Nice sentiments...but they were all chumps and pawns of a dysfunctional US Government and its arrogant, imperialistic foreign policy. Too bad the Australians (and other countries) were suckered into it as well. I was a Vietnam/Draft resistor. Am very proud I wasn't a part of that ignorant BS.

Germany or fort Riley ??

Victory

It’s that blind obedience that leads to horrifying events. I prefer knowledge and wisdom over mindless group thinking.

My dad was there with yours in la khe at same time...

Imagine getting drafted in a free country .

Jonathan Moreno freedom ain’t free

Larry. By any chance, were you FSB Buttons late summer of ‘69? I was TDY to our engineer line platoon and Buttons gave us a bunker for quarters as we worked for MACV in Song Be/Phouc Long. I was still there when the 1st Cav relieved the Big Red One to send you guys home.

May God bless our South Vietnamese camarades...

Look at historý most vietnamese are actually chinese insirgents

Your "humanity" every has been seen in Mỹ Lai. It disgusted the world. That's why the communists won

True....but you miss the main point. The US did NOT belong in Vietnam in the first place. All the dysfunction of that war was self-evident back then. That's why I was a Vietnam/Draft resistor. I have very little sympathy for the chumps and pawns who thought their lives were worth "sacrificing" for that meaningless country. Those men were either totally ignorant or prone to propaganda. There's a saying...."You made your bed, now sleep in it". Heroes?? Really?

Sammy Zonna you peeled potatoes.....fake Valor

3/325 A.I.R Baby

What else would you like to know about my Military history?

God Didn't stop it though did he ?

danthedewman1 It’s hard for an invisible imaginary god to do anything. God only exist in the minds of people who were taught to think that way.

Everyone in VN assigned an M14 early in the war, the turnover to m16 started about 66. By 68 or so, everyone had an m16 except I saw a lot of Marines carrying 14's in 69. Best weapon of the war, AK47, you could drop them in water and they would fire, were easier to clean and didn't need frequent cleaning like the 16. When we could, we cleaned the 16 after ever firing.

That's before 1968

Congratulations ! You really have been the though and brave men !

we are all one

Really?

Quan Loi 1968 tet.

Nick mad, God bless you sir, you were very young, and VERY BRAVE

1/28Inf Black Lions 71-73 Big Red One

I was BIG RED ONE, first of 28th black lions, vietnam, 67-68. Squad leader, silver, bronze star, purple heart, proud to serve, hate war

ROK forces fought alongside America in Vietnam.

France and Britain knew it was a lost cause. The french having fought there own Vietnam years earlier, using tactics the Americans used years later and ultimately repeating the same mistakes as the French, the outcome being the same. It was a wise choice to stay out of it, i only wish they had done the same with Iraq.

@@drob437 Did not know that

Britain didn't want to be dragged into a war you lost.

@@snowflakemelter1172 sorry but you are wrong, we won every battle and was told to leave by south vietnam

@Chas Jostin I was there from Dec.68 to Dec.69

@Chas Jostin Too bad I missed the tet offensive of 68 I bet you guys were busy/ go Blue Spader!!!

@Chas Jostin Oh I forgot we both missed it lucky for us

@Chas Jostin Alpha co Hq plt 1/26th Jan 75-77

My brother Dennis g warfield was KIA in Vietnam 4-30-69,delta co BRO, RIP big brother and God bless all who SERVED in Vietnam

America resisting in Vietnam, took the steam out of Russian and Chinese revolutionary spirit. The revolutionary tone was a lot less cohesive in 1975 than it was in 1960, because of American involvement.

Michelin Tires. Fucking France

I have Never bought Michelin tires because of Vietnam and F'n France. French rubber plantations , no fire zones...!!!!!!

TB Player do you have children and how old are you?

hell, alot of young americans dont know if they are a man or woman

It doesn't matter what generation fights America will be well regarded in any war they are just as heroes today fighting as in the first war we ever fought in

They should be drafted today alone with their sorry ass parents that raised them that way may be good for both parties