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Great presentation with excellent graphics!

Spent time at Market Time 1966-1968 AO 52 and AO 105 Back in the Day!

Excellent. Thank you Jack, Terry, amazing. thank you Jim and Harvey. Great, vital service, work.

Terry Lodge was not sworn into military service to uphold the US Constitution like his brother. Yet, his gripping story of seeing his brother physically and likely mentally torn by committing to the lies of the US Government and military is a shocking story. Little wonder that Attorney Terry Lodge is committed to exposing the lies his brother and millions of other good Americans who believed and too late knew they were deceived. Blessings to Terry to carry on in his brother's memory and the memory of millions of Vietnamese whose lives were snuffed out by American treachery. jack gilroy vfp chapter 90 Binghamton ny

With Carl Zha the best left analyst on East Asia.

Thanks for all the truth. A scary truth. ☹

The USA will wage war against China with allies like South Korea, Japan, the Philippines, and even India. Over here, China has its own strong self-defense against any incoming war and has huge manufacturing capabilities to build, repair, and replenish much faster, cheaper, and better than the USA and its allies combined. However, you should also analyze that China will also have allies. Russia will protect China with its nuclear arsenal, and Chinese pilots will die to protect the country from any incoming nuclear or any missiles before they even enter the cities. Russia will handle Japan and ensure that India remains neutral. North Korea will take care of South Korea. The USA and the Philippines have no chance of coming near China. If not mistaken, during recent Russia visits to China, Russia has agreed to open up the Amur and/or Okhota regions for China's food security and access to untapped rare earth mining resources. This will prepare China to be self-sufficient in case of any circumstances. China is not alone! How can the USA win the war in East Asia territories?

In February 1965 my ship, USS-Brister DER-327 was one of 5, DERs that left Pearl Harbor enroute to Vietnam to setup Operation Market Time. Our first deployment there lasted through December of 1965. It was the first of several such deployments.

Thank you so much Jim, Harvey well done, and .... Larry.....bless you brother. onward together. Welcome to VFP! deep gratitude.

Thanks for this eye-opening timely report. Looking forward to reading Jim Carrier's story in the "Colorado Springs Gazette." This nuclear weapon purveyor's propaganda summit reminds me of ALEC, The American Legislative Exchange Council (aka Affluent Lobbyists Enriching Corporations) and their ongoing corruption of state legislators.

Vital, and thank you profoundly for this witness to this worldwide crime preparation, this abhorrent, dangerous, yes, insane annual gathering. Well done. We well know how to make us all more secure, and it ain't nukes... Onward together.

Fabulous presentation! Thank you professor Kuznich and Veterans for Peace for revealing the truth about the hideous US atomic bombings of Japan. Kuznich pulls back the curtain on the "crucial lie" that the bombing was necessary to end WWII. It was not. Japan was looking to surrender but needed to save face and keep their emperor in place. The point of the US atomic bombings was to send a message to the Soviet Union that the US would rule the world.

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I agree with everything that Mr. Noh said. He is such an intelligent, unbiased, and honest person. I personally preferred to die a martyr than be treated as a slave by the enemies after defeat, and I believe most Chinese have the same thinking.

That was awhile ago , near video .

Could that 40 square mile DU ammunition test/ firing range be within the Trinity bomb site? That is in SOCORRO County, the north boundary of the Trinity sight is 40 miles across east-west within Socorro Co. But, the southern reaches go beyond 40 miles making up White Sands Missile Range in Lincoln, Sierra, and Otero Counties towards Alamogordo.

89 views? what kind of scandal is this?

Talking about bringing computer chip manufacturing to the US - as if China somehow wrongly and sneakily stole it away from us. It was our nitwit elites who off-shored chip manufacturing in the first place, ¿no? Because they were disdainful of union labor, perhaps. Now look where they took us!

Thanks for getting this information out there! We have to wake up and wise up!

Thanks for the blast from the past

Thank you for posting this wonderful drive down memory lane. I went to IUP in the late 70's early 80's and lived in Lawrence Hall when I lived on campus. I was so sad to see that the Governor's quad was demolished and was so happy to see them once again. It really does bring back great memories.

we had un rep and vert rep, underway replenishment and helicopter replenishment. i was on USS Tutuila arg-4 67/68

Thanks for sharing. I went to IUP from 1990 to 1991.

Thank you for posting this. Also class of '76!!! Wonderful memories.

I graduated in 1975. I stayed at Lawrence Hall, McGregor Hall and Campus Towers which I think are all gone. Those were some good times. People are amazed when I tell them tuition was, I think, $23 per credit!

Graduated in 1982 and haven’t been back since. Looks a lot different from what I can see! Will have to visit someday.

My cousin went here in the 90s before enrollment dropped. It now seems to have traded some of this former "character" for generic classroom buildings/dorms, not to mention those brick "IUP" arches dotting the campus.

Crazy RD's

Awesome video. I was there mid-2000s and it wasn't much different. Now however, neither your class nor mine will recognize. Sad how much it's changed, but that's probably most places.

Great memories, thanks. What kind of car were you driving?

This is fantastic! Thank you for sharing!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I was there during that time (class of '79). Parts of the campus are kind of dismal-looking compared to college campuses these days, but they weren't dismal to me! Thanks for the ride down memory lane!

Thank you for sharing this! Just as I remember it! Everybody talks about the "good ole days"! ...but seriously those were not only the "good ole days" but they were the "best of times"! The buildings, dorms and campus in general has changed exponentially and it's now basically unrecognizable. It was very sad to see so many wonderful old building demolished in the name of progress. That great energy you mentioned in your video about IUP in 1976 is totally different now too. Thanks again Jim!

A blast from my past. Class of '77 (five year plan!). Think I glimpsed myself walking by Sutton burning a doobie.

That was Great Jim! Thanks for posting it!! It's great to see the campus in all its glory. What kind of vehicle were you riding in that day? Take care, Tony Isaac Class of '86