All of you are not only angels of mercy, also hero's. Thank you your service and sacrifice. God Bless

military nurses are the finest angels on earth!! I am retired navy and was in from 1969-1989. They took care of your wounds alright but they also would sit and talk to you if you couldn't sleep. They would even write letters for you if you couldn't. I Thank God every day for the nurses that took care of me.

Wonderful, courageous women who were dedicated to helping the young men in Viet Nam... heroes in my book! Much love to all of these nurses!

They're just as beautiful now as they were then! ❤️

Nothing but Respect here.

Thank you ladies. You are loved by so many of us old warriors.

My hats off to you ladys...we never remember the nurses from Vietnam...thank you n God BLESS

Bless all of you brave nurses who are true hero's. Love you all.

To me saving lives is one of the most heroic acts. There are not enough words to say thanks for what they and all the Nam vets did. Guess all I can say to all of them is a very, very, very, long overdue WELCOME HOME! Thanks to all now serving, those who have, and those who will in the future. FLY NAVY!!!

Having spent a year at the 91st Evac assisting in surgery, I can say without hesitation it was the most dramatic experience of my life. Since returning to the states no event has even come close. I believe many veterans long to experience that depth of emotion once again because what would be described as normal life leaves us feeling shallow and perhaps a little empty. Yes, we have highlights now but they are infrequent and transitory, whereas working ER or OR “in country” touched us right to the marrow, 24/7. Coping with that reality is the challenge we all face.

You did more good than you'll ever know. Nurses in Vietnam saved my life.

Thank You for your Service! You were all very courageous.

These women are heroines saving and loving lives.

hero,one and all. God bless our nation for our military and woman such as these. THIS is what america is all about. Joji said it best..."You kept us alive,we love you all".

These ladies are angels

Remarkable woman thanks for your service.

You kept us alive, we love you all.

I spent two tours in sunny Vietnam. The first tour with the 4th IN Div near Plekiu and came close to completing my tour as a 1LT and was hit at the Oasis or 3Tano. While at the hospital I also came close to completing my stay there and while acting the fool went out and had too much to drink and ended up breaking a window in my little room. A major came into my room and threw me out and cut off my wrist band for eating in the Mess Hall. I had to sleep outside for one night in the cold but some kind soul advised me where the BOQ was and I was shipped out in a few days. Act the fool and suffer, I spent a lot of nights sleeping in the jungle and survived, unlike many in my unit. My second tour was with the Americal Div and I only lasted six weeks as a CO and was hit by an AK47 that almost took my arm off, but thankfully you wonderful nurses helped me through all that. The Doctors all voted to amputate my arm, but one nurse helped me through it all and I still have a working arm. Oh aint war great 450,000 lost soldiers. on our side, and yet war continues.I retired with twenty years. I am 84 years old now, and survived another career as a police officer.

Thank you very much for your service from a 1967/1968 Vietnam Air Force Vet. TSN 377th SPS.

I’m a nurse now as I was born in 1969 but how I wish I could of been a nurse in Vietnam! Thank you for your service ladies!

Not enough nurses. I ended up in the Vung Tau hospital in October of 1968. Terrible place. Thank you nurses.

Valientes heroínas. Mis respetos para todas Uds. y para aquellas que luchan hoy contra ésta terrible enfermedad que sigue asolando el planeta. Dios las bendiga y acompañe siempre.

Ladies in this video. I'm a post Vietnam era veteran. I thank all of you for serving, I proudly salute you and remove my hat in respect to All of you. Sincerely thank you for your service.

lady's thank you for you service god love you.

The nurses in Vietnam saw soldiers with terrible wounds day in and day out. They were unbelievably strong.

THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🙏❤💯

thank you nurses for your service welcome home god bless you

Total respect for these womans.

My name is Marlene also & I would also have gone back in an instant! Thanks ladies for your services 😘

Thank you ladies for your service. Bravo Zulu 👏. Jimbo Mexican American, former US Navy radioman petty officer 86-96.

As Nam Vet I cry as watch those nurse tell there story. I remenber them so well from my stay in!st Med Batt. hospital

They were our life line

GOD BLESS THEM EVERYONE!

bless you ladies thank you so much

God bless these ladies

Thank you ladies🥰 God bless you. You did more good than you'll ever know😘

Welcome home ladies. I was a CRNA at the 93rd evac . 66-67

This seems too little too late however God Bless you one and all! You’re all Hero’s 💜😘

Thank the Lord he sent such beautiful dedicated lady nurses to help in that hell hole. They laid it on the line, and for most it was nonstop for their tour. And they had bounties on their heads. The VC would get awards for taking out a nurse. Once a nurse left Nam she knew if nursing was her calling. Thank God it was for many.

I so wanted to be a military nurse in Vietnam but I was too young and still in school. I did become an RN later in life.

Incredible Angels!

Wonderful Americans! Thank you ladies!!

Thank you for your service! long time recognition missed, Aloha

THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME IN UNIFORM OF OUR GREAT COUNTRY. WELCOME HOME !. MERRY CHRISTMAS 2020

Thank you ladies. I did two Nam tours. 65-66, 69-70

God bless them.

These are heroes !

This interview is waaaay too short. I could watch an hour of this. I wish they were given more time.

They ARE heroes!

Biggest hugs for all these woman!! I was too young to remember the Vietnam war but you make me so proud to be an American!!!

Go Strong Beautiful Ladies 💪🙏

God bless Them

Respect to u lady’s

Angels.

I was medivaced twice in 25th inf. div. The med staff was amazing.

awesome ladies

deepest respect from Denmark !!!!

I sympathize with the nurse who didn't want her son to join the Army. My father was a B-17 pilot, shot down, and spent 2 years as a POW. A B-17 has a crew of 10. Five died and five bailed out and survived. My dad stayed in the Air Force and flew B-47's and B-52's during the Cold War. In 1967, I was in college but I had been ordered to take the pre-draft physical, so I knew my draft number was very close to being called. Then one day on campus while going to the Student Union for a cup of coffee there was a Marine Officer Recruiting table with two Marines in Dress Blues. Being and Air Force brat, I stopped to talk to them. Turned out that they had a program where I could complete college and then be commissioned as an officer into the Marine Corps. Decisions, decisions. Wait for the the draft or become a Marine officer. So, the truth is that I joined the Marine Corps to avoid the draft. I was a Marine platoon commander in Vietnam from 1968-1969. I lost a lot of Marines wounded and killed. My brother was also in Vietnam at that time and was severely wounded. My brother remembers that the Corpsman who put him on the medivac helicopter said to the Corpsman on the helicopter, "I don't think he's going to make it." Well, thanks to the doctors and nurses at Da Nang, he did make it. He spent a year in a hospital but eventually retired from the Corps as a Colonel. He's 78 now and as strong as an ox and very athletic in competitions. I served 21 years with 3 years in combat, but i was only slightly wounded once by friendly fire. It was a small wound from friendly artillery. Just a small piece of shrapnel that hit me through my unbuttoned flak jacket. My corpsman said he'd put me in for a Purple Heart. I told him if the did I'd shoot him with my .45 because I don't deserve a Purple Heart when my own Marines tried to wound/kill me. In my opinion, the doctors and nurses who tended to the wounded, and I mean some Marines who were so horrible wounded it would make you cry, they deserved far recognition than they have ever been given. There should be the medical equivalent to the Medal of Honor. In so many cases, they saved the un-savable. That is beyond the call of duty for the medical corps. I admit that I'm a little biased. My grandfather was an Army surgeon and during WW II he was on General MacArthur's staff in the Philippines at the start of WW II, and he was General Eisenhower's senior medical officer on his staff as a Brigadier General. Ike tasked him to investigate the famous Patton slapping of a medical patient in Italy. I love the military, but I especially love the Army, Navy, and Air Force medical staff for the amazing work they do to save lives. Vietnam was a terrible war. The mines and booby-traps were the worse in the area I was in, but we had enemy firefights, snipers, mortars as well. Add disease, ringworm and leeches. Don't forget diarrhea, no bathing for weeks and sometimes over a month. Our uniforms rotted off of us. There was no potable water so we filled our canteens with whatever water that was available--as a last choice, we filled our canteens with rice paddy water and put 4 times the water purification tables in to kill whatever was in the water. It didn't help. We were semi-sick all the time. God bless the doctors and nurses in Vietnam.

Two tours 65-66, 69-70. Most proud both granddaughters one a special needs teacher, the other - a nurse!

Past president and future thank you God bless you

I am not in your hand at that time, but I always love you all. Fall in Sa Huynh Quang Ngai and become POW. Too many memory back in time. Thank you one of Soldier who gives me a very nice knife and Mr. Joko who give a good cafe milk and break.

we loved our nurses

I’m here because of these angels god bless these heroes! Sandman nam 69.

Están igual de lindas que cuando fueron

God Bless You All Abundantly

The Purpose of War is Peace... "My stone is red for all the Blood they shed. The Medal I bear is my Country's way to show they care. If I could be seen by ALL MANKIND, Maybe Peace will come in my lifetime." ✝️ Thank you for your service Sisters 🤝 🇺🇸 One Nation Under Who ? 🪖 American Pride World Fking Wide Hooah!!!!!!!!!!!777

ZGod bless you all.

Angels !!!!!!!

Heroes every one of them

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"Proud of every one those military combat nurses " who served in Vietnam

this needed to be wayy longer

check out youtube video,,,,,,Vietnam nurses dust off,,,,,,,thank you Nurses! a nice oldie tune

I agree 100% heroes

What was the “field” hospital? I was a patient at the 3d field hospital 1966. I was also treated in Tay Ninh in 1970, but I forget the hospitals name.

Jan 21 1968 was the day i was hit. 36th evac hospital vung tau

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Offentimes since December 8, 1941 without a declaration of War from Congress as our founders intended

Were the donut dollies nurses or for morale support

sorry 1st Med Batt. Also I love you all

I love to hear the commentary re the war but I never hear anything about the socializing with the south Vietnamese people . What did the men and women of tha US learn from.the South vietnamese

What about the Asian gal?? I never heard heard her talk.

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Compare if you will these women to the THOTS we have today! If angels exist and they are on earth these women are them.