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Hallelujah- so grateful : Thank you Lord😅

The NVA agent was given a fair trial by his peers, he presented a defense , he was found guilty. He got more justice than at any PAVN trial.

The CIA has shown to be treasonous over and over, and it seems as though one out of 10 of their little plans actually ever worked, and their choices with informants were and are stupid choices, they have done more damage to our country than anything else

Military industrial complex and CIA have killed people ran drugs interfered in elections assassinated a president and raged war for peace for the world at the point of a American weapon I thought our government was supposed to work for its people not it's self

man they need to make a movie about Project GAMMA.

btw last music is kick @$$

I don't understand ; if a soldier kills .. they work the government.. so just blame your government. It goes both ways if a VC kills a foreign soldier.. he works for his government... he nor you for that matter would have access to a M16 or an Ak if it weren't for your respective governmnent.. it isn't like governments are blameless; they have a responsibility as well.. not just the soldiers.

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AMEN !!!

rest in peace nat fralia i know his grandson

Im so very very sorry for your devastating and heartbreaking loss💔😢 NEVER FORGET those that gave the ultimate sacrifice died not in vain ❤️🤍💙

Kenneth Alfred Schmanski age 19 RIP 28 days Sargent paratrooper in Vietnam. Ken's family and friends grew up on Green Bluff Washington State.

The narrator sounds like John "tilt" Mayers

Wow, this brings back some memories - I was stationed at B41 - Moc Hoa 1970 . Moc Hoa was a small town on the Co Tay river about 3 klicks from Cambochia. I came from Vinh Long and it took 3 days to get to Moc Hoa on an old army mike boat { a very interesting trip} This was a 75th Ranger camp and a Navy brown river rat camp on the river. ya we got hit a lot. This was where I got Christened. lol Today, I live in Crimea , ironically , looking at another War.

Of course the CIA left the Green Berets out to dry, “plausible deniability” same way the tried to fuck the soldiers in Benghazi. Being a good Patriot means NOT trusting them, trust God, your family, and the guy watching your 6.

Top job!👍! Get to the top FAST = "promo sm"!!

The big problem here is that the story got out. This kind of thing should remain secret.

surprised Hollywood never grabbed this up and made a movie. this is very interesting and it shows "THE FOG OF WAR" where things get confusing and the truth is hard to find or the moral high ground is also hard to find. killing human beings is an ugly disgusting business and it's been happening for a very long time. anyone who enjoys killing has a disease. I'm humbled by the sacrifice of lives that so many Families had to make for the Vietnam war. it was a terrible time in the world.

I need a precise translator. 😉

I believe it was the right thing to do. His betrayal could of lead to many more deaths on the side of freedom 🇺🇸.

Glad I found this. I’ve been wanting to learn more of what grandpa went thru.

This is not about hostility from events that happened in the past. Isreali agression is ongoing. They need to make the first step and it is a big one.

How did I not know about this, I found out about this from the lawyer had a commercial online. Thought it sounded real interesting so I did some research and this shit is crazy

When elephants fight it's the grass that suffers

Interesting.. We weren't allowed in Cambodia which would have most likely gained us victory. In Afghanistan, we knew exactly where all the torrorists were coming from - Pakistan. But we were never allowed to win that war either.....

I am a retired veteran and have lived in southeast Asia for nearly ten years. I have spent a lot of time traveling in Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia and have studied the history deeply. This film and the important story told lack some much needed historical context and background information for a balanced understanding of what happened. It is estimated that tens of thousands of double agents and spies had infiltrated into the government of South Vietnam and everywhere else during the war. This was well known at the time. Arrests, torture, executions and mass incarceration without due process of tens of thousands of Vietnamese civilians under the U.S. created and sponsored Phoenix program is also a fact and was admitted to by CIA director William Colby. Mass murder of innocent Vietnamese civilians by U.S. forces in "free fire zones" which included women and children was also a common occurrence. The My Lai massacre of over 500 innocent Vietnamese villagers was only one such incident among many. In comparison, the murder of a single double agent by Green Beret Special Forces pales in comparison if not for the fact that they were caught and exposed by the media at a time when such stories rarely leaked out. Any honest history of the war will point out that the majority of Vietnamese people in South Vietnam never supported the U.S. or the South Vietnamese government. If they had been allowed to have the national free election promised and agreed to by the Geneva Accords of 1956 to reunite their country and choose their own leader they would have overwhelmingly voted for President Ho Chi Minh, a communist who was extremely popular with the majority of Vietnamese people. Because of this the United States defied the Geneva Accords and made sure that the democratic election was canceled. It didn't matter what the Vietnamese people wanted. America then installed and supported a series of unpopular dictators and corrupt governments under the guise of "freedom and democracy" in South Vietnam which was deeply resented by the majority of Vietnamese people. This is why most Vietnamese supported the Vietcong and why so many volunteered to become double agents and spies. They wanted a free and unified country controlled by Vietnamese people, not the corrupt and repressive governments created and financed by the United States which prevented that. The Vietcong, or National Liberation Front as it was known to the Vietnamese, was an indigenous, grass roots, and nationalist movement which began independently of North Vietnam. Their goal was to remove the unpopular and highly corrupt South Vietnamese puppet government created by the United States. Communism or socialism was only secondary to the independence movement and many fighting in the movement were not communists. The revolution in South Vietnam was eventually supported by the North Vietnamese which began sending supplies and troops to help. The Vietcong always controlled most of the country outside of Saigon and were supported by most of the rural Vietnamese people in the villages. The massive Tet Offensive launched by the National Liberation Front (Vietcong) in 1968 was the turning point and beginning of the end of American involvement in Vietnam. In the end, two to three million innocent Vietnamese people were killed by the U.S. because they sought self determination, a united country, and to be free from a century of foreign occupation and a highly corrupt government created, financed, and controlled by the U.S. They eventually succeeded and today are an independent and unified country with one of the strongest and fastest growing economies in Asia. It is an inspiring story of a nation of mostly poor peasants who fought a war for independence against the most powerful and technically advanced empire in the world ... and won. Two hundred fifty years ago the Americans were doing the same thing. But unlike Vietnam, America today is a sad story of a deeply divided nation, defeated this time in Afghanistan, overrun with millions of illegal migrants, plagued with high crime, drugs, violence, inflation, racial riots, and endless wars that are always lost. It is an empire in decline and collapsing rapidly.

Terry, great production, I was wondering, I met a Green Beret in 1975, Colonel William (Bill) Rhodes. He was abt 40. he was in Vietnam back early 60s advising and later was asked by Gov Taft of Ohio in 1970 to go back. I saw the letter from Gov Taft. Asking him to consider rejoining and going back to Vietnam. Which he did. He also had a boat load Medals. He told me two stories about re-con missions (Two men teams) into Cambodia before we (US) were admitting we were in Cambodia. Both times he lost his partner killed, he was wounded but made it back alone with the help montagnards. Bill said he was working close with CIA at that time. Any way to find out more about him? Do you know anyone who might remember him? In 1976 He was living in Hudson, Fl working as a U S Marshall) and disappeared, left his wife & kids and just vanished? To my knowledge they have not heard from him since. I would like learn more about his service in Vietnam? Thank you,

This is so ludicrous. He was an enemy spy double agent out of uniform to boot causing death to our allies and probably some Americans also. There was plenty of evidence of his treacherous behavior. These bureaucrats and politicians and the leftist press always stab the loyal soldier's in the back.

Sgt. Smith trusted too much. You don't become friends with an "Asset" Intel school 101...Smith should have done more due diligence..

Terry, I'm hating your physics, but I'm loving your creative energy... It's a love-hate thing... very cool, dude.

Hi Terry. While I am somewhat amused by this video, your understanding of modern cosmological and particle physics seems quite weak. I think you should leave this video up, but not because your physics is correct, since it is not.

You guys were crazy, brave beyond belief & real life warriors in a league that few will ever understand. 🇺🇸

43:48 The only reason the U.S. had no realistic chance of winning the Vietnam war, was because Politicians would not let the Military do what was needed to win the war!

Tell the old guys speed it up

Great Documentary!

Mr. McIntosh How should the betrayal have been handled in hindsight? 47:00 Got it.

I was in SF and MACVSOG '67 - '68. The hardest thing about this whole deal is that within SF and the CIA they could not get a guy "removed" without leaving evidence, witnesses, or information leading to an investigation. Really, in a war(particularly that war)? No friendly fire, fragging, or accident? In my short time in Vietnam, I was shot at, cluster bombed, bombed, and grenaded by our side, more than the enemy.

You did what you had to do. Tony Allemand, Viet Nam Veteran

OK, the truth about Vietnam really has never been recognized. The South Vietnamese never wanted us there because their regime was punative, elitist and prone to turnover. The U.S. came in there offering to keep the status quo, so the average Vietnamese really did not care if the U.S. was successful or not, it was still the same shit. What a lot of them wanted was to be able to migrate to Thailand or Japan where thay had a chance to survive without bloodshed. The U.S. went in to profit the Military Industrial Complex, not to win a war. Not to say the Communist were any better, but the same old B.S. that had been in place to start with. What should have been done with Vietnam was what Goldwater suggested in 1962, bombed into submission and vanquished, not fought conventionally where we went in, took over 50 square miles then gave it back. But that system profits the weapons and munitions manufacturers, the more lead you can throw the more money they make. Vietnam was a cluster fuch, and nobody benefited.

This is an awesome report. It was soooo interesting to read and hear HOW GOD WORKS. God God bless you Terry. From DON YOUNG

This is good stuff. Always interesting to hear what happens when beagles dare, so to speak. In the midst of all the division, the only thing that makes you unamerican is when you cant support those who went out to do whatever it took to get a patriotic job done regardless of the inept or corrupt leaders who started it, right or wrong.

Its astonishing that so many went into gyrations over liquidating a known double agent! That they actually jailed USSF Officers while at the same time MACV-SOG and the CIA were running the highly effective Phoenix program.

Special forces are probably the coolest people

John Plasters book talks of SOG being compromised at a point and teams were being ambushed on their LZs . One in the tri-boarder region in Cambodia where an aircraft dropped Napalm in Cambodia to help them break contact. This was significant because bombs were off limits in Cambodia. I guess they just fudged the boarder line a little. Hats off and welcome home to all our veterans .

Are C I A really soilders

I know this man. God had his hand upon him from the cradle and will to the grave. Intelligent wise man one I am honored to call my friend. His beautiful wife also.

The U.S. is the perfect sucker for a foreign nation to be spied upon. The VC were slick as snakes. I"ve worked for Vietnamese in the US and they still hate Americans.

wonder now many of our fellows got it in the back by chump dog

Why does the background music have to be louder than the spoken words? More than once I couldn't pick a critical word out because of the music. Let the words speak for themselves.