It was my privilege to have served and went through basic training at Ft Lewis Washington in spring of 1968 with Specialist Four Robert Eugene Mc Aferty B CO, 1ST BN, 502ND INFANTRY, 101ST ABN DIV, USARV Army of the United States who was KIA March 22, 1969. You are not forgotten brother .
Great film. You'll never know unless you were actually there, but from what I have read about Vietnam I think This film captures the blood, guts and sheer futility of that war very accurately, perhaps better than any other Vietnam War movie ever made. This scene was brilliant - those beautiful Huey's with the unmistakable snarl of their turbines and distinctive chopping rotor sound, the gut wrenching fear and tension on the faces of the GI's who know they are heading into the jaws of hell, all to the backdrop of that iconic Vietnam era anthem from the Animals, a song that ironically enough was banned from air play on the Armed Forces Vietnam radio network.
I remember cycling to school and in the distance hearing a Huey flying towards me, I think it was during a training with a lot of NATO troops. Anyway, this sound is overwhelming and magic. ‘ 30 years ago, but still remember. When I was in Capetown South Africa, I took the combat flight tour in one of the Hueys that served in the movie “ Apocalypse Now”. Best tging I did. I was sitting on the side with my legs hanging out and w were flying so f@cking fast and low.
Did this enough times to get an Air Medal. Would have preferred to NOT get my Purple Heart. Read the Pentagon Papers. There was never a chance of "winning" this conflict. I was there. 9th Infantry Division, 1968-69
I got a chance to fly in a Huey at Fort Irwin California, February, 1984 . I was in the 4th Aviation Battalion. It was cool . I got an Army Achievement medal for NTC training at Fort Irwin
I was there during the battle; B Battery 2 /319th Artillery; then with B company 2/506th Infantry as an RTO, calling in artillery on enemy positions. The A Shau was a Bit-h!
This was one the last major battles of the war, US, Australia and its allies started to slowly pull troops out around this time, leaving most large operations to the ARVN and CIDG troops. In fact, what this movie doesn't show is that the ARVN were the ones who actually took the hill. What did you mean by war of attrition, can you phrase the question better? The main goals of the US and allies from the beginning to the end was to win the hearts and minds of the South Vietnamese populace, and prevent the Vietcong from influencing them. To fight the NVA in traditional warfare, to deny the enemy supply routes and to prevent the Vietcong from holding any territory.
The ARVNs did not take the hill. Where are you getting that information? They were to the northwest to block the NVA retreat. If you want to read a factual book read, The Crouching Beast by Frank Boccia, a real hero. He was the Platoon Leader of B Co, 3/187 that fought its way to the top.
Creek, the United States and allies had won the war for the populated areas. Greatly. After one Heavy B52 bombing run against North Vietnam, the North asked for mercy at the Paris Peace conference. The South Vietnamese had been told for years the Americans and allies were going leave. The S was made ready. And the S held up fairly for a few years. The demon o crats in Washington refused to send the agreed-upon replacement supplies to the S in 1975. Please research it. Today these demon o crats are far worse. Deuteronomy 28 applies.
1950년 한국전쟁에도 쓰이던 수송헬기 60년대 베트남전쟁에서 맹활약하면서 개발을 거듭했다. 그래서 지금은 공격헬기에 까지 이르렀다. 지상작전에서 헬기없는 현대 전쟁은 생각조차 할 수 없을 정도로 헬기는 군 작전능력에서 필수다. 그런데 어째서 한국군과 국방부와 방위산업체들은 헬기 개발을 하지 않고 있었던가? 수리온 마린온 성능에서 너무나 많은 문제가 있어서 그 심각성은 그치지 않고 계속제기되었다. 결국 엘리트 해병대원의 목숨만 앗아가는 허망한 짓을 확인화게 되었다. 왜 한국군은 좋은 성능의 헬기를 갖지 못하였는가 왜 허구헌날 미제 헬기만 사들여야 하고 미국이 던져주는 것만 쳐다봐야 하는 신세가 되었는가 따져보니까 우리가 자초한 것이더라. 다 결국은 우리가 그런 결정을 한 것이었다. 미제무기 수입국 세계1위도 결국은 우리 손으로 결정한 것이었다. 일본보다 30년 이상 뒤쳐진 신세가 된 것도 따지고 보면 다 우리 군과 군수뇌부와 국방부와 청와대가 그런 결정을 한 것이었다.
I'm ready for both of my knees to be replaced and probably my left hip also that I still blame on jumping out of those fucking helos carrying all that shit on my back.
Mark, be assured fear is real enough in any war. But the acting and overdoing it of these actors was just that- overdoing it. Ya actually get somewhat used to it. If this movie was instead real footage, those guys were all on their first time out. Fear wasn't shown to that extent, nor did fear rule anything. This is more of a commie propaganda attempt. But ya, fear existed. It's wearysome with so many reports leading people to believe Americans are frightful. Just the opposite. I'm not including the actions of the top decision makers.
This song is a true classic Goes well with what the Grunts felt at heart Who ever linked this With incoming choppers In 69 ahsaw Valley 101st Airborn is a genius For me Epick band Epick song
Vietnam war was something correct to wage on from the perspective of contemporary geopolitical realities; President Johnson was correct, Secretary McNamara was correct. Fullstop.
The war was a complete waste of human lives and money. McNamara knew this in an early stage, it is well documented (today!). There was nothing correct about it, except for the people making money out of it, the cigar smoking directors in the board rooms of the miliary-industrial complex. That is also why El BJ lied continuously about it to the American people. Worst politics of the USA ever, although they repeated it partly in Afghanistan and Iraq.
Mr. Long, that hill was secured by the greatest men to walk the earth on the date of 20May69, my bad, the Gentleman on this blog has it from date to date sir.
A GLITCH BIG TIME. The choppers have Four (4) rotor wings. The M 16's hasn't the ring for mussel flash. Their narrowed. The chopper rotor wing. Should Only Be Two (2). In that exact day and time. AND The Wopp Wopp was LOUDER. Just some saying.
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What a scene in what is by far the most underrated movie about the Vietnam War .
It was my privilege to have served and went through basic training at Ft Lewis Washington in spring of 1968 with Specialist Four
Robert Eugene Mc Aferty
B CO, 1ST BN, 502ND INFANTRY, 101ST ABN DIV, USARV Army of the United States who was KIA March 22, 1969. You are not forgotten brother .
Thank you for you’re service to our great nation, and welcome home!
Thank you SIR for your service! I’m sorry for how you got treated on return home.
My 5th grade teacher was in Vietnam, Army, he never went into detail. Roy Whitley is his name, Thank you Mr. Whitley for your service!
Love this film. I am a Vietnam War reenactor and our unit focuses on this battle. Deep respect to every man who fought on that hill
How does someone get into doing that?
I liked how the Huey’s never actually touched down.. nice attention to detail… highly underrated Vietnam war film
god bless all the u.s. army and marine "grunts ", and support troops !!!
Great film. You'll never know unless you were actually there, but from what I have read about Vietnam I think This film captures the blood, guts and sheer futility of that war very accurately, perhaps better than any other Vietnam War movie ever made. This scene was brilliant - those beautiful Huey's with the unmistakable snarl of their turbines and distinctive chopping rotor sound, the gut wrenching fear and tension on the faces of the GI's who know they are heading into the jaws of hell, all to the backdrop of that iconic Vietnam era anthem from the Animals, a song that ironically enough was banned from air play on the Armed Forces Vietnam radio network.
Why was it banned?
@@starpaladinnelaj probably coz the guys in charge thought it encourage desertion or something or negatively impact morale
Probably my most favorite scene of the movie. Love this song too goes perfect with the scene.
It was one of our favorites back in Nam.
+ralph corona you wer in nam...
WolfmanTim87 definitely
ralph corona
Nice name. Aged well
Best Vietnam movie of all time..
At 0:41 if you look close you see two AH-1J Seacobras!! This is the only Vietnam war movie that used that type.
I remember cycling to school and in the distance hearing a Huey flying towards me, I think it was during a training with a lot of NATO troops. Anyway, this sound is overwhelming and magic. ‘ 30 years ago, but still remember. When I was in Capetown South Africa, I took the combat flight tour in one of the Hueys that served in the movie “ Apocalypse Now”. Best tging I did. I was sitting on the side with my legs hanging out and w were flying so f@cking fast and low.
That is what Angels wings sound like..from a Marine Infantry Officer, thank you.
By far the best Vietnam movie ever made!! So damn real!!
Nothing like the sound of a Huey!
Bubba Sizemore yep its own sound. Can hear it miles away.
Totally agree.
I used to serve in UH-1 airport.
Without that engine sound I even couldn't fall asleep.
Yes there is... the sound of lots of Hueys 😁
Bubba Sizemore nn
When the slicks descend, they did smoke just right.
I lost a good Friend at that fire fight ,His name on the WALL with SO many other HEROES
Bless your soul warrior for you have fought a bloody war i bless all those fallen warriors.
Great scene from a good movie.
Ye it was in Antipolo Rizal, Philippines.
0:41 two AH1 cobra fly above the LZ,such an intesresting detail..
The sound of huey blades. The chopper pilots are above the best! Door gunner also.
Slicks! That is what my brother flew, Crew-chief/Door-gunner. He was in the Mekong Delta with the Soldiers up to their arm pits in water.
1:00 I remember I had this movie on a 'prized' VHS! It was / is a classic! IMHO
The ANIMALS RULE!!
Yew from Newcastle England
We're not misunderstood by The Animals.
Baddest Helo scene....... Love the Music....
I respect Vietnam vets even though I m British
Why british did not fight in nam??
No i no a veteran in my small market town I am disabled
We had people from all over the word in the marine corps in Vietnam . 35,000 Canadians fought in vietnam.
watch the national army museum about Vietnam. on their website
@@markcollins9903 I'm a war vet, but not a Vietnam vet, thank you sir for support them with I.
Nice touch with Doc having the plastic covering his barrel until it was time to use it.
Brings back memories
The days they used real choppers etc, and no CGI bullshit....
I agree
Did this enough times to get an Air Medal. Would have preferred to NOT get my Purple Heart. Read the Pentagon Papers. There was never a chance of "winning" this conflict. I was there. 9th Infantry Division, 1968-69
Thank you Mr Reed my fellow Vet for busting ur ass over their.
Best Vietnam movie of all time!!
Idk? Platoon was #1, Full metal jacket #2 & this is #3 for Vietnam era films.
It is the best, no question. Hamburger Hill numbah one. The rest numbah ten.... Thousand. Yes, ten thousand. Heh heh.
"We're going back in."
I got a chance to fly in a Huey at Fort Irwin California, February, 1984 . I was in the 4th Aviation Battalion. It was cool . I got an Army Achievement medal for NTC training at Fort Irwin
Damn good actors in this movie too
I watched this movie in 1987 when i got 17 years old.
Ok
Fantastic scene
I can't watch this movie no more its too depressing, war is hell, and if you survive, you'll watch your brothers die.
Your right, it sucks to loose ur battle buddy's, excuse me, your family.
Very nice man. Cool thank you so much 👊👊👊 good remenbers.
used to watch this movie over and over
Me too
In the movie it’s a bit bigger andantes this scene you can see a camera crew in the bottom right corner at 0:52
I could tell it's a movie right away.
God will take me to heaven in a Huey
You don't win wars with body counts, you win them with strategy. There was little strategy in Vietnam.
No because of Congress and politics they lost the war best strategy was founding top gun in Vietnam
You are 100 percent correct sir.
I was there during the battle; B Battery 2 /319th Artillery; then with B company 2/506th Infantry as an RTO, calling in artillery on enemy positions. The A Shau was a Bit-h!
I dare think there is no other movie like HH about that f war so terrifying for who never fight
What makes the green grass grow, blood blood the enemies blood!
did the war pretty much become a war of attrition at this point in 69? Or was it always like that?
This was one the last major battles of the war, US, Australia and its allies started to slowly pull troops out around this time, leaving most large operations to the ARVN and CIDG troops. In fact, what this movie doesn't show is that the ARVN were the ones who actually took the hill.
What did you mean by war of attrition, can you phrase the question better?
The main goals of the US and allies from the beginning to the end was to win the hearts and minds of the South Vietnamese populace, and prevent the Vietcong from influencing them. To fight the NVA in traditional warfare, to deny the enemy supply routes and to prevent the Vietcong from holding any territory.
"In fact, what this movie doesn't show is that the ARVN were the ones who actually took the hill".
Reference?
The ARVNs did not take the hill. Where are you getting that information? They were to the northwest to block the NVA retreat. If you want to read a factual book read, The Crouching Beast by Frank Boccia, a real hero. He was the Platoon Leader of B Co, 3/187 that fought its way to the top.
Creek, the United States and allies had won the war for the populated areas. Greatly. After one Heavy B52 bombing run against North Vietnam, the North asked for mercy at the Paris Peace conference. The South Vietnamese had been told for years the Americans and allies were going leave. The S was made ready. And the S held up fairly for a few years. The demon o crats in Washington refused to send the agreed-upon replacement supplies to the S in 1975. Please research it. Today these demon o crats are far worse. Deuteronomy 28 applies.
It was always like that. Attrition was Gen. Westmoreland’s idea and it was a horrible one.
Lo que ase la historia recordar esos hombres de batalla
la guerra de Vietnam siempre fue un infierno.
Do you want fries with that Hamburger.
All Those Hueys In The Air Reminds Me Of " The Long Green Line"!
1950년 한국전쟁에도 쓰이던 수송헬기 60년대 베트남전쟁에서 맹활약하면서 개발을 거듭했다. 그래서 지금은 공격헬기에 까지 이르렀다. 지상작전에서 헬기없는 현대 전쟁은 생각조차 할 수 없을 정도로 헬기는 군 작전능력에서 필수다. 그런데 어째서 한국군과 국방부와 방위산업체들은 헬기 개발을 하지 않고 있었던가? 수리온 마린온 성능에서 너무나 많은 문제가 있어서 그 심각성은 그치지 않고 계속제기되었다. 결국 엘리트 해병대원의 목숨만 앗아가는 허망한 짓을 확인화게 되었다. 왜 한국군은 좋은 성능의 헬기를 갖지 못하였는가 왜 허구헌날 미제 헬기만 사들여야 하고 미국이 던져주는 것만 쳐다봐야 하는 신세가 되었는가 따져보니까 우리가 자초한 것이더라. 다 결국은 우리가 그런 결정을 한 것이었다. 미제무기 수입국 세계1위도 결국은 우리 손으로 결정한 것이었다. 일본보다 30년 이상 뒤쳐진 신세가 된 것도 따지고 보면 다 우리 군과 군수뇌부와 국방부와 청와대가 그런 결정을 한 것이었다.
Hill 875?
Hill 937, Ap Bia Mountain, A Shau Valley. Hill 875 was in Dak To.
I'm ready for both of my knees to be replaced and probably my left hip also that I still blame on jumping out of those fucking helos carrying all that shit on my back.
Brilliant film
"if u aint cav u aint "!!!!!11 ACR !!!!
Great movie from Pakistan
Not much talking but u can see haw frightened they where
Mark, be assured fear is real enough in any war. But the acting and overdoing it of these actors was just that- overdoing it. Ya actually get somewhat used to it. If this movie was instead real footage, those guys were all on their first time out. Fear wasn't shown to that extent,
nor did fear rule anything. This is more of a commie propaganda attempt.
But ya, fear existed. It's wearysome with so many reports leading people to believe Americans are frightful.
Just the opposite.
I'm not including the actions of the top decision makers.
Great movie. ❤ super underrated
WHATTA SCENE!!!!!! EU QUERO SAIR DESSE LUGAR!!!!!!!
Impresionante 👏👏👏👏🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶
This song is a true classic
Goes well with what the
Grunts felt at heart
Who ever linked this
With incoming choppers
In 69 ahsaw Valley 101st
Airborn is a genius
For me Epick band
Epick song
I would've used the Rolling Stones' "Gimme Shelter" for this scene instead, but this was pretty good.
What name this song
I believe it isn't the version that became popular. It's really close tho.
I believe it isn't the version that became popular. It's really close tho.
@@senatorjosephmccarthy2720 well what's it called?
The Animals, “We Gotta Get Out of This Place”
Good film sad to see good men died in this movie
Anyone know the name of the song?
Vietnam war was something correct to wage on from the perspective of contemporary geopolitical realities; President Johnson was correct, Secretary McNamara was correct. Fullstop.
Edi Utama they were both traitors especially in regards to the USS LIBERTY !!!
The war was a complete waste of human lives and money. McNamara knew this in an early stage, it is well documented (today!). There was nothing correct about it, except for the people making money out of it, the cigar smoking directors in the board rooms of the miliary-industrial complex. That is also why El BJ lied continuously about it to the American people. Worst politics of the USA ever, although they repeated it partly in Afghanistan and Iraq.
It was correct, but the strategy was horrendously flawed and that’s why it ended in disaster
Asmr for Rambo.
what was the actual date/dates for this battle please ?
May 10-20 1969. My reenactment group portrays the men of Alpha Co 1/506 PIR, 101st Abn
Mr. Long, that hill was secured by the greatest men to walk the earth on the date of 20May69, my bad, the Gentleman on this blog has it from date to date sir.
I knew a Vietnam vet that said the only thing about this movie that resembled the real war was the prostitute scene.
Different service members had different experiences
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Jimmy Gibas my uncle Vietnam War December 31st 1949 June 9th 1975
What song is that?
Exactly my question!
We gotta get out of this place by the animals
Name of the song??
we gotta get outta of this place
The Bible says there will be scorpions with wings and faces of men
Super exelent friends soldiers of army the happy wins
What is there not to like about the work horse Huey.
Those poor guys
Did Night visione devices exist in Vietnam war
Just started to develop which was the satellite rifle scope.
@@libertyman3729 Starlight scope
Movie name please.
Hamburger hill , 1987
Hamburger hill 1987
Was that Dylan McDermot or Dermot Mulroney?
The former
Wow,remember the days, going to hot spot and smoking a j can you dig it...
Miss you gunni
Nicaragua derribo un uh1h golfo de fonseca 1984 con un sam.7
Siempre la guerra de Vietnam fue un infierno 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥😰 pero bueno 🇱🇷🇱🇷🇱🇷🇱🇷🇱🇷
Uh1 was a ride tree top looking up at the ships skimming ground
semira bonito
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Пацаны! Хочу с вами!!!
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Love
Mobil udara
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They rode choppers and went to an utterly useless objective of a hill for so many losses to no gain.
A GLITCH BIG TIME. The choppers have Four (4) rotor wings. The M 16's hasn't the ring for mussel flash. Their narrowed. The chopper rotor wing. Should Only Be Two (2). In that exact day and time. AND The Wopp Wopp was LOUDER. Just some saying.
I want. A ride in a huyie
What was with all the towels ?
Omg
2 BCT BlackHearts 04-09
1BCT Bastogne 20-24
First Sergeant will always love you! Dig in Motherfcker s!
越戰。
Huey
😡😡😡
SAT CONG
Danange
Mm
The huyie