VOICES OF HISTORY PRESENTS - Arthur Diabo, U.S.M.C., Vietnam, North American Indian.
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Welcome home brother, you served with honor...72 yo Navy Veteran
Arthur thank you for your service. PTSD is no joke. I deal with it myself and sometimes it’s difficult. We learn to take one day. Sometimes one hour and 1 minute at a time. My life revolves around my service dog and my support network. Take care sir. God Bless!
Great comment Ed. Thank you!!
Hope when iam 60 i look this young. Love the fact he came frm Canada to fight for America. Very vivid story. Thank u. Frm the UK 😎👊👍👌✌
Great comment. Thank you from Colorado. I hope you have seen the other Vietnam Canadian story I have of a young man who served with the US forces.
I love this Hero, Arthur Diabo. May God Bless him and his family.
Larry, your videos bring tears to my eyes every time. Your ministry is touching many hearts. God Bless you and yours. 🇺🇸
Bob, thank you for your kind words. You made my day!!
When I was in the Marine Corps with a Canadian too. Great Marine.
Thank you!!! Semper Fi!!!
Thank you for your service
Thank you Arthur for letting ppl hear your story and sacrifice. You are my Marine brother, as I served in the Corps from 71-75 (Air Wing (Helicopters). I lost two friends over there. My Marine brother from High School was KIA 9-16-1970. His name was L/CPL William Franklin. I miss him dearly! I wish good health and happiness to you! Thank you "Voice of History," for interviewing this warrior.
Semper Fi my Brother... Thank you and Oooo Rah
His Dad was in the great tradition of Mohawk Iron workers!
Thank you for your service.
Hell of a likeable guy. Thank you for what you did.
my canuk cousin died in vietnam , his buddy was wounded . when he healed up and tried to get his job back , as a mechanic they would not rehire him . they had hired two vietnamese .thank you uncle samese .
Thank you for your service Art your a true hero thanks again Larry for the chance to watch
When some ran to Canada back then to get out of going to Nam.He came down and served! Kudos to this man!
Bless our boys 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦
Thankyou for your service Art. 🇺🇸. 🇨🇦.
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Thank you Art!
Thank you sir for your service and your sacrifice. Thank you Larry again and the sponsors for another wonderful story.
It is an honor to serve!!
Art, Thank You, for your service and the interview. Great salute.
Right on Bradford :)
As always thanks for the upload Larry.
From Larry C to Larry B, THANK YOU for watching!!!
A true Warrior. Being in two Major Battles in such a short period of time affects you, No doubt.
Thank you, Sir!
Thank you for your service Arthur❤️ I have several American Indian Viet Nam Veteran friends. God Bless🇺🇸
God Bless you
Welcome home brother. 1971-1975 1st. Marines 1973 Da Nang, Viet Nam
He arrived in ‘Nam about three weeks after I did, and we (1st Bridge Company, 7th Combat Engineer Battalion, US Marines) were quite close to each other. I remember Route 1 (“the most dangerous highway on earth”), and Hai Van Pass very well.
Thank you, Arthur Diabo, U.S.M.C., Vietnam! Thank you, Mr Larry Cappetto!
Proud to know you Art and to be part of our group of Vietnam Vietnam Veterans and a Brother Marine ❤
Are you Canadian Victor?
First Nation Warrior. You followed your path and did what you thought was true. May the Great Spirit and Mother Earth keep you and protect you. Best Wishes
If I remember correctly their were 65k canadaians who served in Vietnam lots of Koreans and Australians
Thank you for your service and sacrifice Arthur.
God help America today.. and Canada for that matter.
Thank you Larry.
Thanks Jerry. I have many WWI Canadian stories in my archives also.
1.6 million dead Vietnamese soldiers, I didn’t know that. May they rest in peace.
Thank you for your service👍👍👍👍👍 and sharing your story . and you are right about PTSD and all trauma that Vietnam Vets endured . there help it made treatments better for todays Veterans .
another great video! thank you all
Thank you Doug days!!!
Just outstanding men with such. Great. Stories . Larry it’s so Great that your recording. Our veterans . This should be never. forgotten . The men are so Great and all that these soldiers have gone through. And still do . Lord Bless Arthur !
Thank you for your kind words Doug. God Bless You!!
Thank you Arthur for your service and sacrifices,Semper Fi !!
Art, thank you for sharing your story and thank you for your service. Another good interview Larry. Thank you for bring us the names, faces and stories of those who served our great country. As I’ve said I missed Vietnam by about six months but I am drawn to that time and space in our history. Thank you for what you do.
Yes, Jay, time and space in our history.
Thank you sir, for your service. Enjoyed hearing your story. God bless.
Semper Fi I joined the Marines right month out of high school.1987, I was 0311 saw gunner 2nd battalion 9 th mar div
Thanks Eric. I'm looking for more Iraq stories. Please feel free to reach out to my website. larrycappetto.com
ready to rock!:)
SEMPER FI Marine.
EVERYDAY IS A DAY TO BE THANKFUL FOR OUR FEARLESS CENTURION GUARDIANS,& CUSTODIANS OF THOSE WHO WEAR THE MEDAL OF HONOR FOR OUR FALLEN 💪😎🌹
Arthur,
Thank you for your service! You have three groups busting their buttons off their chests: 1) we AMERICANs, 2) our great neighbors to the North, CANADIANs, and 3) your own tribal family, North American INDIANs. I am not a bit surprised that this last group, although probably much, much smaller numerically, still supply 15% of the boots on the ground!
Also, when I hear about our wonderful neighbors, the Canadians, three things come to my mind. First, on the actual day of the 6 Jun 1944 invasion of Normandy, it was at only one beach, it being Juno, did its attackers succeed in securing their day one objectives. These warriors were Canadians.
Secondly, when our embassy in Tehran was overrun by hostile Iranian militants, back in 1979, our good neighbor Canadians kept six US citizens in hiding for three months until the CIA could extract them. Lastly, after the terrorist attacks of 9/11 a "no-fly" order was imposed all over the entire USA. A large number of travelers ended up being stranded in Canadian airports. Many Canadians opened up their homes for these Americans to lodge.
And Arthur, you truly are the bravest of the brave, sir!
Thanks
Arthur thank you for sharing your story. You have a place in my heart. Semper Fi from a brother Marine.
My brother was a Marine in Vietnam. How can I have him featured here?
Hi Miriam, feel free to reach out to me for more information about how to feature your brother on my channel. God bless you. larrycappetto.com
@@VoicesofHistory Thank you
Another good man. Thank you. Damn salutes get me every time!!😢
They get me every time too Jay. It's become my trademark and signature over the years.
Arthur..Fantastic story.. So sorry you had to experience this..Great respect to you!
I pray for you brother. Find peace and better health. Thank you for your service brother.
Yeah. I too suffer from PTSD, and I was even involved in that much combat. . .
I’m so glad I’m a vet
Thank you for your service, Sir!
Thank you so much for your service ❤
Arthur is a Beast.
I wonder if he knows he can collect a check if drank the water at that camp lol jkjk
Thanks for serving the U.S. Arthur, I agree with your decision about becoming a pacifist, war sucks and is useless. P.S. You should have been in movies, you're a handsome son of a gun!
Thank You SIR......for everything.
Once again Larry.....TOO SHORT...LOL😊 Seems like alotta these only last 10-15 min? (youtubes clock is WAY FAST..lol) When Arthur started going into minute detail about his injury, the bone grafting, multiple surgerys due to injection etc. The way He depicted being pinned down in the paddy,, givina sec. by sec. account?..SON... your HOOKED on EVERY syllable.😎 Each one of these Vets ALWAYS offer up somethin ya NEVER thought about, finding a NEW appreciation/respect for what they've gone thru. Ya shoulda spent the night Larry, got up at sunrise and continued this ALL NEXT DAY.😎 Hope here in 2023 your findin some remedys for your pain?. My life has been GRAVY, gettin to pursue my passion in PEACE, with FREEDOM, due to YOUR sacrifice in Vietnam, keepin KHRUSCHEV'S PROPHECY from bein fulfilled. Had it not been for KOREA & VIETNAM, we woulda been the USSA .......LONG AGO..........
John, I save all of your comments. You see and hear what many others don't. That is a gift!!!
@@VoicesofHistory Yeah, Im not sure WHY Im this way?...I was like this in HS, but ONLY with wartime history, especially Vietnam. The ONLY BOOK ive ever read , (with ANY comprehension) in my whole life was "Fields of Fire"...LOL
I had no idea Canadians served.
Most people don't know. That's why I went up to Canada 16 years ago and produced a film up there. Most of my Canadian war stories have not even been seen on this channel.
Ironworker!
What Unit… Which Combat operations were you on…. No specifics
I had a similar experience with the draft board. I got home from overseas deployment and had been discharged when I got a nastygram saying that if I didn't register they'd arrest me and press charges 🙃
I just laughed and thought about how typical it was of government bureaucracy. 🤣
Dan are you Canadian?
Simper Fi
As
Thank you for your service