USA got free enemies all times.

Your still a badass dude sir thanks for serving glad your alive

I was in the fifth grade when my friend.d Lori Goodman got a call to the principles office.Tjey just got the news her brother got killed in viet nam she we t home over the loud speaker they announced names

Every senior I meet that was in viet nam or dodged that trip were Leary of anything to do with big government

When he says they were all gone does he mean dead or had left the area?

You guys are true HEROS. Thank you so much for your service

Probably the same leader who told his troops "Keep your helmet on, so it keep the heat on your head and it wont cool off." Yes. I have heard this from a DI no less. The fucking guy was creating heat casualties in training. No benefits for those leaders

Awesome fellow veteran here. What a bad ass. Much respect and glad he made is back.

The emotional scars these men went through for our country, we should doing a hell of a lot more to take care of them and protect this country from going down the shitter

I was an E 7 US Army Special Forces on a POW recovery team 1972

One subtle detail I noticed early on is no sense of grandeur from a Silver Star medal. It’s the superiors who find out about it and he simply confirms he won it. An attitude So far removed from our current egoistic state.

Thank you sir for serving you are a true American Hero glad your alive keep your stories coming so these fools dont try to change history GOD BLESS YOU

Nam was real ugly. Invading Grenada was pretty

Was this man draftred?

I wish my uncle Bill Hyde would tell his time in NAM. he has never talked about it. I'm 48 and have never heard him talk about it. He lives in Detroit Michigan

Bless you and thank you for your service Mr. Moe.

Ross perot gave him a job and said thank you for your service.

Many years later, thru tear filled eyes, Well home soldier.

Damn right. This person did his job and came home, and also helped others get home. Bravo!! This is all war comes down to: Getting back home! Iraq vet here, and it was true for us over there. This kind of stuff never changes. Damn the medals, and a bigger damn the big picture, the mission, a big-wigs speech, and every asshole out there who never had to stand post anywhere.

God Bless you and your whole family. God Bless the USA

Bottomline: go to the gym regularly and build up your stamina and strength because there will be that moment when it will come down to stabbing, kicking, wrestling, strangling, and slashing to survive. Scary the way he narrated it, and all too real.

been there done that 1st Air Can 69/70. RPG's were a fright but mortars when caught without a hole to hide make the buttons on your sweat soaked garb seem an inch thick.

bro is solid snake

Two amazing men handling business.

Nice home , looks like you did.

Sad sad sad . And no real reason to be there .

Bless you sir and your soul.

Thank you for your stories and service Mr. Franich. St. Christopher came full circle.

Thank you for your stories and service. Mr. Blount.

No Vet should ever receive a "welcome" like this. Every one of those people that spit and flip the bird at these guys should be ashamed.

Thank you for your stories and service.

Who benefited from this war? Why were we there? What was the actual outcome? The same questions apply to our Middle east engagements. Our troops and resources are too precious to be squandered by poor leadership.

Wow. Amazing dedication

Left the Corps in 76, was “thanked” for my service for the first time in 2006, with the notable exception of my sister. My father enlisted in ‘47, retired in 73. Don’t think anyone ever thanked him, but I don’t imagine any vet does it for the thank yous. Just the same, you’re welcome, people.

Empathischer Typ. Er erzählt es so als wäre es das witzigste, was er jemals gesehen hat.

His first few words sounded just like biden lol

Your a hero Sir thanks for serving and happy your Alive

Wow f*ck that. I couldn’t do it.

Wow!

" the good news about burns "... this gentleman is amazing... There is always a smile around his face, in spite of the dire circumstances he is describing.

Why was it necessary?

All LBJs fault. The whole crapfest falls solely on that jerk from Texas. He orchestrated the Gulf of Tonkn, our response and then gave the Pentagon everything they wanted except the ability to win at all costs. Had the US miilitary been allowed to fight to win, we would have defeated North Vietnam eventually. You know why? Because we never lost a battle over there, only the entire war. Why am I so angry about it? Because I personally knew the father of a young man killed in LBJs stupid war, and it wrecked him, plus the thousands of others killed and maimed, that's why.

Thank you for serving sir we cannot repay you for all youve done for our Country may Mr. Slangerland live forever in your thoughts hes protecting the Pearly gates in his huey right now

Wonder if that's true,as the VC would be experts in their own tunnel's!

To this day i will never forget sound of blades... whoop whoop whoop.... Thx God

Three words Gulf of Tonkin

Excellent

Very sad. Semper Fidelis

First time I've heard of Koreans in Vietnam. Many different nationalities. Interesting.

My dad was stationed at Airforce base at Denang his friend Paul was there too but he was Army he wrote a book Vietnam available on Amazon very interesting