American Footy Reaction "I Was Only 19" John Schumann. Anzac Day
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- Опубликовано: 17 май 2024
- Cmon to Da Basement to listen to this classic song about Australians and New Zealanders experiences in the Vietnam War.
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John Schumann was awarded a gold record for this song - many many years ago - after which he donated the royalties to the welfare of soldiers (& ex-soldiers) Since then they have maintained close links - see also - open arms Australia & Solder on..
we do not celebrate, we commemorate
I worked with a great woman who worked incredibly hard but was always in a rush! I asked her one day why she had no time to stop to have a chat, she said "my husband was severely affected by the chemicals in Vietnam and as a result my children are both disabled! I am all they have, so I must keep working and make sure they are ok"! 😪
Mate Aussies don't even know everything and nice people will help you understand.
The memorial cross in the video is the famous Aussie battle of Long Tan, 6 RAR 108 Australian's and 3 NZ forward artillery observers who call the danger close artillery of NZ,AUS and USA on to their own positions with pin point accuracy defeat 2500 VC, Australia only suffered 18 deaths and to this day Vietnam will not admit to totals of their side.
That memorial is the only foreign one allowed in Vietnam out of respect for Aussies who they respected very highly. the original cross in the video placed was held in a Vietnamese museum and then handed over to the Australian government as respect and placed a copy on the battle grounds.
Australian SASR were said to be most feared of all and named Ma Rung in Vietnamese means Phantoms of the Jungles. SASR taught navy seals and famous MACV SOG and were members of it also.
SASR killed over 600 HVT VC ad carried out over 1200 missions.and only 1 died in action, 1 died of wounds after and 3 died of training accidents
Frankie was his brother's friend and his brother was not far from him when he stepped on the mine. the landing on the moon reference is because the evac helicopters that came to rescue Frankie took their time and was because were sitting back at the base watching the landing on the moon on tv.
Danger close is a movie loosely based on the Battle of Long Tan and is a good movie too.. has Travis Fimmel Ragnar from Vikings in it also.
Hi Johnny. It's All Good Mate. Thank You And We All Have To Care. To Right My Oath Mate.Thank You All Past Present Future Veterans Of My Family And Friend's Hear In Australia The Land Down Under And Right Across This Big WHole Wide World. ""Thank You For Giving Us Our Freedom's. ""Lest We Forget"". Lot's Of Love From.Your Aussie Sister Forever Gina. Love Always.🎼💖🎼
Lest we forget ❤❤❤
Lest we forget
Thankyou John for this amazing song, i was only a small child when the Vietnam war was on.
But it has made me understand that terrible war. I play this song every Anzac Day, now i have a 3year old grandson makes it all so real.
Jenny from Adelaide South Australia
This is a great reaction and the first time I have seen this, wonderful explanation of this song. Thankyou very much.
Mate you cant be expected to know every single little detail about something that not even Aussies know about. The whole point of things like this song and your reaction ,is self discovery . Haters are going to hate but the rest of us know their opinions dont matter.
Thanks for a very respectable and heart felt reaction.
The footy match is one for the ages and will be replayed a lot , especially Elliots mark. You have to check it out.
Thanks, my father and uncle are both Vietnam vets, Lest We Forget
My Dad was a Vietnam vet, the Caungra training base has a living memorial "the Grove" his name & flag now sits on a tree in his honor. He was part of the 1000 strong AATTV (Aus army training team) who tactically trained the Vietnam soldiers. The were the 1st in & last out 🇦🇺
Thank you for reacting to this sir! My dad was in the end of ww2 and also the Korean Conflict! My mum was a voluntary nurse in ww2 ! They are both gone now! Thank you again! Peace and Blessings to you and yours from Australia.
Thank you for reacting to this again! This song always bring a tear to my eyes.
Bless all the brave men and women who serve their countries and thank you to them.
The song is subtitled "a walk in the light green". John Schumann describes it "It's a song about two mates of mine who went to Vietnam, came back Agent Orange victims. The title "A Walk in the Light Green" stems from the fact that when the Australian soldiers in Vietnam were given their missions, they looked at the areas where they'd be working in on the map and if it was dark green on the map, then there was cause for some consolation, because dark green meant thick jungle, lots of cover, and there were no mines. If they were working in areas that were light green on the map, that meant light jungle, not much cover, and heaps of mines. This is a song for Mick and Frankie. It's called "A walk in the light green".
Have you listened to Eric Bogle sing his rendition of our favorite ode to our forefathers who fought during WW1 at Galipoli. He is an immigrant from Scotland who wrote this after seeing the ANZAC march in 1971. He embodies the respect of our young Australians to the sacrifices made by our service personnel in conflicts past and present for the future of our way of life. Lest we forget
Good job Johnny. RESPECT!!!
JB! You’re back!
I hope you’re well, mate.
I admire your admiration towards this day ANZAC Day that means so much to our country and also New Zealand from an American. Also this song which relates to our ANZACS. Good on ya mate. 👍
I enlisted when i was 17 , when i was 19 i was working with the us , i went through a lot was shot and saw a mate go down . I pulled the pin after 6yrs and live with what ive been through . What helps me is talking to outhers a d helping them get through what they have gone through. And the nightmare stiill chill me but that i have to deal with its life .
Thank you for your service digger.
Thank you for your respect Johnny
Cheers mate for your understanding.
Great reaction to such an important song!
thank you again johnny rock and the last post. we know that you and we are genuinely grateful for our current freedoms that do not come for free. hope all is well and shout out to USMC Marine if he's reading the replies.
I've have tipped Brisbane to win, just about to sit down and watch them play on TV.
Thanks for this one Johnny...respect! Welcome back dude, haven't seen you for a while, hope all is ok on your end? Cheers! Go Pies!
Hi Johnny thanks for showing us this video and great to see you again and I hope you're going well and hope to catch up in a live stream or in the discord. Remember that The Knicks are still playing
There's a song called Khe Sanh (by cold chisel) that was also about an Australian veteran (if you haven't reacted to it then you might be interested). You might want to have the lyrics with you as most people them wrong for "Khe Sanh" (including me).
"Why the Channel 7 chopper chills me to my feet" Redgum
I won't tell you who won or lost, but the bombers, pies game was a ripper.
G'day mates, an absolutely great song for a very deserving day. However people's of the world. It's time to prepare yourselves for the monstrous BUT FANTASTIC changes. That are coming to the WORLD, over the next few days.. !!!!!!!
What kind of changes do you mean?
@@joquail000What are the odds it’s some silly qanon shite reference.. one of these days those poor souls will realise they’re really not part of some ‘grand conspiracy that only they are clued into cos of their incredible smarts..’
But sadly, pity not today it seems..
Maybe tomorrow, we all can but hope 👍
Cheers 🍻