What Happened Here on April 30th, 1975? (Independence Palace

What Happened Here on April 30th, 1975? (Independence Palace - SAIGON)

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CHAPTERS
00:00 - Coming Up in this Video
01:53 - Arriving at the Palace
05:52 - Tanks and Jets
09:31 - What Is the Palace?
14:39 - The 2nd Floor
25:44 - The 3rd Floor
34:09 - The Rooftop
43:11 - Norodom Palace Exhibit
48:45 - Cafe 30/4
52:48 - Conclusion & End Credits
54:41 - Relive Animated Map
56:39 - Photo Montage

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@user-yy3bo5gf3k 16 күн бұрын

the furniture and the building it self is absolutely stunning. thank you Doug for this lovely museum tour

@somluck2813 20 күн бұрын

Independence Palace is amazing to see. I can't recall a bigger collection of 1960s furniture.

@PlanetDoug 20 күн бұрын

That was my main takeaway as well. The furniture in the interior was extraordinary. Quite a collection.

@somluck2813 20 күн бұрын

@@PlanetDougDid you get to the basement with all the 1960s electronic military communication equipment? And the President's private apartment - his bedroom, bathroom and living room?

@PlanetDoug 20 күн бұрын

I'm not sure if I saw those areas. It was a big building, and I thought I had gone everywhere, but I think I missed sections. I did go down to the basement, and I saw some things there. But I don't remember electronic military communication equipment. And I'm not sure if I saw the Presidents private apartment or not.

@WanderEats 20 күн бұрын

btw WAG or 'Walking Among Gods' is a esports team from Vietnam specialized in Free Fire game in case you are curious :) They came in 5th in last year's Free Fire World Series which came with USD 55,000 prize money. So I guess you passed when they were doing a photoshoot for one of their member/player.

@PlanetDoug 20 күн бұрын

Fascinating. As I keep saying, you know everything. 😀 I think later on, I saw a whole group of kids, so the whole team was probably there. I thought they might be a school basketball team. I'd never heard of Free Fire before.

@WanderEats 20 күн бұрын

@@PlanetDoug hahaha.. well new world we live in as I said.

@german411 19 күн бұрын

I would like to see a re-make of the Ugly American shot as a movie in there.

@nnletsgo697 19 күн бұрын

9:25 It was a US aircraft supplied to the South Vietnam air force, but it was taken by a North Vietnamese military personnel, who had assumed an undercover identity as a SVN air force pilot. That was the reason he could fly it. Of course the US would not have given such an air plane to the NVA. There were some reports that he flew an A-37 B rather than a F-5E. In any case, it is poignantly amusing that all three key parties of the old Cold War have their exhibits at that place: a Soviet tank, a China tank, and a US airplane.

@user-re9nc6ob2r 20 күн бұрын

*_Dinh Thống Nhất ( Dinh Độc Lập cũ ) và Bảo tàng Chứng tích chiến tranh_* !

@trungtran9910 20 күн бұрын

Ngo was a good president, he reformed the country extensively and provided relief to many internally displaced refugees from north Vietnam after the country was split. But unfortunately he was assassinated by his own generals who were more ambitious but less capable than the Ngo regime. This led to massive American intervention and the fall of South Vietnam.

@Oooohhh 20 күн бұрын

chắc ko đó,thằng đó mà tốt ?dân miền nam tụi tao nghe cái tên thui cũng ám ảnh ,từ trẻ nhỏ đến người già,1 thằng hèn chỉ biết ăn chơi sa đọa,để dân mình nó khổ,làm nô lệ thờ giặc làm cha👎còn ám sát là do ko nghe lời chủ mới bị thui🤷‍♂

@garyspears7342 18 күн бұрын

@german411 19 күн бұрын

American's won ever Major Battle in Vietnam but the Politicians lost the War.Follow the Money.I was there in 1968 to 1972 around CuChi area.The most exciting an Dangerous time of my Life,I've been Bored ever since.

@SimpleLivingForever 19 күн бұрын

With the American military power we should won on every wars. However every war was controlled and running by the deepstate the military industrial complex blackrock and vanguard. They played both side of the wars and the winner and the loser are by desired. The cost will be paid for by the American Taxpayers through the IRS to the Federal Reserve. During the wars, the money were sent to the war country approved by the fake government in billion of dollars and then the money go to the deepstate shadow government. Wars are very profit and they cannot afford not to have wars. CIA main operations are creating wars, Human trafficking and drugs fields in Afganistán and Myanmar are very profit. Look at all major cities in North America. Drugs addicted and homeless are everywhere. Are you still bored for not fighting anymore? Listen to Tillman’s story. He played pro football making millions, but quit his job to go to Afganistán and they murdered him to silent him. instagram.com/reel/C7KXYOEOFGs/?igsh=MTc4MmM1YmI2Ng==

@Sema4beach 19 күн бұрын

Correct! Side note is Nixon wanted to Nuke Laos and Cambodia Late in war because of Ho Chi Min trail ran thru those country's .. But was talked out of it! TC