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Vietnam the last days soon to be on PBS

Good to know..!!

should be a good watch if they get it right. To many adjust to what they think the public want to see...jmo
 
A Kennedys view of our exit?

All information collected and approved by...... Can't be any bias there. That said, I'll be watching.
 
I can't watch this

I was 1Y at that time... too skinny..135..1966.. and my heart beat was 150 times a minute.. they didn't want me..many of my friends went...some came back.... sort of... agent orange took a toll.... a 5' 3" friend of mine was a tunnel rat...he's different now.. another friend told me he was going to tell me what he experienced.. he hasn't yet..many have cancer


for those of you that went to Nam ...I bow my head in thanks.. sorry you had to put up with the B***t when you came back..

thank you for your service you were just kids as I and the Beach Boys were Playing in the Background


my Uncle was a tail Gunner in ww2

when does it stop
 
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I was part of the evacuation from Saigon. The sad part was the people we had to leave behind. They were mostly eradicated by the enemy. Sad Sad Day indeed!

Jack
 
i was there the whole year of 1968,army boats crazy place.im glad i made it home.:chat:
 

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The mother of one of my daughter's close friends was on one of the last choppers out with her family when she was five years old. She remembers "Looking into the eyes of a smiling American as he lifted me into the helicopter. He told me not to worry, that everything was going to be OK". She has told me that she thinks of that day often, and wishes that there were some way to thank that smiling American who helped her that day, and that she hopes that he got out too. Whoever you are man, I thank you as a brother in arms, but also as the friend of someone you saved that day. God Bless You, and God Bless America.
 
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