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Propaganda at it's finest

Looks like early 60s.

Sean Hayes usually hangs out there. Have you seen him tell him to give me a call if you do.

first, good map

Had a friend who died of Agent Orange from there. One of his first days there he fell asleep during a battle from exhaustion and getting use to the heat. He woke up and the battle was over and he could see body parts near him. Welcome to Viet Nam. They made him a tank driver. One night the VC hit the turret which was out of commission. A soldier on the machine gun was wounded. My friend got up on the machine gun until he was hit by shrapnel in the lip and shoulder. He said that is why he had a mustache. He was a good friend and I miss him. I was a late draftee but did not have to go to Viet Nam which was winding down. I spent 31 months in Korea so I was lucky.

Australian Army south Vietnam 1969 nui dat war zone D Artillery Alpha Gun 12 month tour

just a reminder that trump dodged this war

My brother was at Cu-Chi from 1966 to '67. He now lives in Oklahoma.

For as much as they cost the box and presentation could've been nicer. But a very nice piece!

I grew up in a time where I had the luxury to decide whether I would serve my country or not so I joined the navy. What I remember the most about basic was all the guys bitching and complaining. I guess they forgot they had a choice where as Vietnam vets didn't. I can't imagine being a teenage boy wondering when is my number going to come up, then it does. The fear and frustration had to be overwhelming for those who wanted nothing to do with the service they had other plans but no choice. Remember that kids when you start thinking your life sucks.

Did many people join the marines after Vietnam during the 70s

I randomly clicked on this to watch and I’m in Johnstown pa right this second lol👍

The heli was amazing! 🤩

Just found your channel!!! Hello!

Awesome job

I am trying to learn more about South East Refining history. Could you tell me the name of this man's new coin shop? Thank you.

In Viet Nam I saw way to much killings 24 hours day and night, bombs, mine fields, the rain, the heat of the jungle, this was over 50 years ago, I am still a mess us kids at age 20 killing in Nam was a f.. nightmare. We came back to our country, who treated us like shit .For those of us who made it back to the USA, we were hated for doing a war job we were forced to do

The 25th insignia and the tent city of Cu-Chi.

POV: You are stopping talking trees

Trump did not go...

Got drafted in 1968 and reported to the induction center in L.A. I was headed to the Army, but I ran straight over to the Air Force Recruiter to see if he could get me in before the Army got their hands on me. I had to take their tests, passed them, and they got me in the USAF just in time. BUT... I got sent straight over to DaNang in April 1968 and stayed there until April 1969. Got rocket attacks often and one night we got hit and 5 of my guys were killed with less than 30 days left on their tour. Another guy killed himself after being there just 4 months. We weren't even out in the bush, but some of these guys couldn't take being away from their wives, especially the lifers. I got out without a scratch, but I saw some sick stuff there and when I got back to the states I was not even welcomed home by anyone. They just thought that just because I was in the USAF we didn't get shot at or hit by rockets on a regular basis. Anyway, here I am. Still remember every single day of that miserable tour, and that's that. I still feel the loss of the guys that got hit that night with the rocket attack. Only 30 lousy more days to go, and they got hit. What a freaking joke. LBJ started that war and he was responsible for the 58K human beings that died over there, and for what. Absolutely nothing.

Fantastic content as always.

I was in the Marines, my 1st day in Vietnam was in April 1969, flew into DaNang from Okinawa... 1st MAW, MWHG-1, MWCS-1, was issued a M-16 & 6 Clips w/ammo...

Sp.5 13e20. Arrived 15 jul 71. Americal div. Until deactivated. Then 196th brigade . Left Nam on 9 mar 72. Left early due to units being deactivated.

I wish I would’ve been stationed where these guys were hot meals. I was there for two years and don’t remember eating anything but sea rations and Leur rations. I was 5 miles from the DMZ camp Evans. These guys had a pretty easy I think we were shot at every day started with 101st airbornewent through 198 infantry up with the 7/23 maintenance

Noo... he Did NOT drop the 1st mag into the dirt/sand ! Say it ain't so, Joe. Sob, Say it ain't so . . . ☆

my Beretta M-21 from 1979 cycle correctly with Stinger without fails ... !

My first day in Vietnam. 2 planes 48 people arrived in Saigon from Fort Benning, Georgia. climbed on a Huey for the trip to the Highlands, a town called Pleiku. assigned to Headuarters Company 52nd Combat Aviation Bn. at Camp Holloway. introduced to my workplace, the post motorpool. went to the Armory to draw a weapon. received a bayonet, no rifle, the Armory was destroyed during an attack early part of February. met with a civilian construction company from the states, they were building concrete bunkers. bought an M3 greasegun that they got from the black market with 3 clips for $20, this had to be my weapon for 2 weeks until they got my new rifle. i hope everyone else made it through their first day.

These men were treated horribly when they came home. There were no ticker tape parades… no welcome home committee…. Nothing but protestors spitting on them and calling baby killers and all sorts of things. I can’t imagine what these men went through, and how they felt after they came home. God bless them all.

Welcome home to all who served during this time. Thank you for protecting our freedom.

I served 25th Infantry Div Pleiku 1965 to 1966

All Heroes to me. Very proud. They went. Then you had guys like Tom Selleck, when receiving their draft orders and knowing they would go to Vietnam, somehow got into the national guard. But they claim they are one of the brave men who went, he's not.

Respect to everyone who stepped up, volunteered, etc.

I arrived in Vietnam early December 1967. I was sent to 90th replacement in long bin to wait for assignment to a unit. I had just finished jump school and 2nd and 3rd brigades of the 101st had just arrived in Vietnam so all jump qualified personnel were placed on hold for the 101st. So while awaiting orders you were put on work details. My first morning I was assigned to pull KP in one of the mess halls. To say the least I was pissed off about that. The mess sergeant told me I would be a DRO that day. Dinning room orderly. Around ten o'clock a staff sergeant came it to get a cup of coffee. He was the sergeant who had assigned me to the mess hall detail. He asked me how my day was going? I was pissed off and started unloading at him. He abruptly stopped me and said he understood and told me that he had another job for me. He then told the mess sergeant I was going with him and that he would send another man over to replace me. I was just thrilled to get out of the Kp duty. We got into his jeep headed down the road. All this time Im thinking this sergeant is a pretty cool dude. In a few minutes we pull up in front of 3 latrines. This sergeant with a shit eating grin on his face proudly informs me that my new job for the day is shit burning. I was almost in a state of shock I was absolutely clueless about shit burning, but I learned that day! I also learned don't ever bitch about anything because it can definitely get worse.

Little did they know what was in store!!! 🫡respect

This game could’ve went so far, closing it was the worst mistake ever.

my brother got drafted nam 68-69 198th infantry americal division chu lai my other brother joint the marines nam 69.70 hoi ann semper fi to all vietnam veterans thank you

The Cat from Hue...

Totally agree with Dr Pepper, I'm British.

These guys had it good better then the rest in the jungle

Footage from deep in airsoft history

Definital more crafting in Icarus then DayZ.......

I remember there became my second life as I'm introverted person. Had a lot of fun on this game. Tons of memories. it's so sad that it looks empty now.

If building a dream home was so easy.......... :)

Oh man, way to start out the vid, all the makings of wolf stew! :) Still around watching, just not playing Icarus much, yet. I gotta go back and catch up!

Stingers worked better in my P22 but still had failures. Got rid of it

The base building is light years ahead of vanilla DayZ, looks awesome!

You seem to be a snack that runs away...... at least in the begininng! Your pretty good with the whole bow and arrow thing! And I think that was a Mamouth (sp?) Nice payback on the Cougar! Good commentary, BTW.

Are you playing the orginal or an expansion?

Good thing that bear didnt realize you cant shoot straight :P