When I was 19, I thanked a Vietnam veteran and he told me that had never been thanked for his service. I was born the same year they broke ground for the Vietnam Wall in DC. He gave me a huge hug and cried on my shoulder. I always try to thank all the veterans for their service, and Korean and Vietnam vets are always so thankful for me thanking them.

@@historygirl1095 thank you!

God bless all the Vietnam veterans in every aspect amen August 16th 2021 thank God 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏😅

Salute from Sweden

here's the video kzfaq.info/get/bejne/nd2PiK2o3K_Deac.html

@@dawnfire1 Ty for the link, found it quite interesting.

Thank u for that info. Going to have to look that up. Thank You to all the Vietnam Vets that did there duty and then came home to get spit on and even worse. Like the first song says, I know it’s a little late, but welcome home.

I remember that documentary; I could tell that Big Kenny and John Rich clearly had a great time meeting with some of the locals and shopping at one of Vietnam's many floating markets in the Mekong River. Many people who have been to Vietnam are surprised to see that the country is the complete opposite of what they saw back then. Vietnam today is experiencing unprecedented amounts of economic prosperity since the Vietnamese government implemented economic reforms in 1986; with some outside observers saying that Vietnam's economy could be eventually on par with the economies of South Korea and Japan.

instablaster

Such a great song

Here here!!!🍻🍻🍻🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲💯💯💯💯

Cheers

Or Phantom 309

I will watch this and cry if he did it

Thank You So Much Sir! 🇺🇸

Thank you for your selfless service to our country, sir, you are appreciated and loved far more than you even know 🇺🇸💞🇺🇸

Thank you so much for your service and your sacrifice! Love from Germany

Your all very welcome

Yesss!!

SAME. I can’t believe more people didn’t bring this up lmao

Years ago an old Vietnam veteran saw my Navy ball cap, came up to me and welcomed me home. I thanked him and asked if he had served, he said yes, in Vietnam, Army. I then replied “This might be a few years late but, welcome home brother.” He then just walked off, I thought I had done something wrong, but my wife (also a veteran) continued on through the park. Later his wife caught up to us and said “I just wanted to let you guys know that you didn’t do anything wrong. You were the first person to tell him welcome home since Vietnam. We’ve been married 50 years and he had never told me that no one had told him “welcome home”. He walked away because he didn’t want you to see him cry. I just wanted to thank you because you made his day and his year. Thank you.” At this point we parted ways and I had to go and sort of compose myself due to sadness and anger over the treatment with which our Vietnam veterans received upon returning home. You may not agree with a war, but never take that out on the troops. They are just young men doing their jobs. If you are upset over a way, take it to the government who sends our boys and girls to fight and die for something you do not believe in. To all of my brothers and sisters in uniform, thank you for continuing to carry our torch. Carry on and God’s speed.

I cried.

I’m absolutely balling and I’m not ashamed to say it. God bless all of Armed Forces and their families, thank you for your service.

@@garionfan1 Amen. P.S. I think autocorrect gotcha on the word balling(bawling). Gotta love it.

I love that song

Yes please!!!!! Need to use the video for it.

Yes please, it's a great song.

Great song

Did it check it out

@@bkurtz8770 Yeah I saw, I watched it in the first 30 seconds it was released.

Great choice of songs

I’ve done that!