What a debt of gratitude that we owe to Joe Galloway for his dedication to journalism, his dedication to U.S. soldiers that he loved & respected,and for his integrity in reporting the truth in all of his assignments. I value this man’s life & the legacy that he has left our nation. Rest in peace, Joe.❤
This is the kind of interview that only comes along once in awhile. Joe Galloway's life has mattered! I feel enriched to just sit and listen. Mr. Galloway, Welcome Home.
I had the pleasure of meeting Mr Galloway several years ago at a function in Dallas for a group of Vietnam Vets. After the function was over, the Vet I accompanied, (I use to escorts' quadriplegic solders to and from events and hospital appointments) wound up having a room in the same hotel as Mr Galloway. Those two old guys sat on the tailgate of my Pickup, in the parking lot of that hotel swapping stories until the sun was almost up the next morning, I was in my early 40's but listing to these two men I was like a little kid listing to my dad and uncles talk about their war stories. The cool part really was, they didn't even know each other , but talked all night like they had known each other their entire lives. That's a night I will never forget
I had the privilege of photographing Mr. Galloway when he signed copies of his book “We Were Soldiers” at the Fort Hood PX. Of course, many book buyers were CAV!
A true gentleman, who most certainly has lived a FULL life. A man who I wish was my Grandfather. I do not know WHY this era of history intrigues me, it just does.
Ruby Collins I watch a lot of these interviews and enjoy skimming through the comments, I just couldn’t help but notice that you have nothing but positive and kind words to say, it’s so nice to see that 🙂. Please don’t think I’m a weirdo lol, I’m not! I just wanted to comment on your comments🤔, thanks again!
Love you Joe I can listen to you all night long and I have ... God bless you You are a true staple in our beloved country and our society. You have told OUR story Sir ... You have told OUR story ...!
Thank you Joe Galloway for all you do and all you've done. You Sir are a truly Brave Patriot. And a great journalist! Witch is a very rare breed!! God Bless... WWG1WGA!!!
The old orators are a dying breed. There will never be another Joe Galloway. There will never be another reporter that just tells the story, it’s all opinion now.
We were born less than a month apart so we have seen a lot in our years, You more than I. I was a draftee pre Vietnam so I served in Germany during the Berlin crisis of 1961, under president Kennedy. Few remember how close we came to nuclear war then. Disrespect for our military was going on even that early. When I came home in 1962 , there were protesters on the next dock , in New York chanting obscenities. I could go on, but I,m so happy to be living in this country, and so is my Vietnamese wife.
I met him at the Fort Hood PX when they hired me to photograph his visit to Hood. My company, Camera Artistry Photography, sponsored 1-7 CAV when they went to Desert Storm. I am a 22 year Army Officer Retired.
As fate had it, a great communicator witnessed one of the milestones in the Vietnam conflict, to tell a story that needed to be told. The Introduction to ‘We were soldiers once, and young’ is one of the best pieces of text of it’s type I have ever read, and I’m guessing that was Joe’s writing.
Wonderful interview. Vietnam was my generation’s war. It was the wrong war in the wrong place at the wrong time for the wrong reasons. We should have learned a lesson. Instead we tried to tame Afghanistan and we won the battle but lost the war. I served in the US Army from 1963 to 1967 but did not go to Vietnam.
I know this is an old video but I disagree I think that Truman with made the wrong decisions very well could have good targets that Japan could not deny like right off the beach and creative tsunami to show them the power of what it was he could have also changed a lot in Korea it could have also helped out more efficiently with the Chinese government that was eventually taken over by Miley tongue and have one of the biggest Mass genocide of all time so don't give me that my father was in Korea and it messed him up in a lot of other men and the quiet little war they called it over there so I think he was very indecisive I don't think he provided the truth of what they really needed and I think you just one of the war over and that you didn't do it to save lives you get it because it's ego told him too
This dope has been blabbering about his war exploits forever. He knew damn well the war was a fiasco. he pranced onto the battlefield with his little popgun pretending to be a soldier boy. Maybe we could see some interviews from the civilian population that suffered horribly under the bombs of that misguided adventure. My hats off to those who served and fought and were suckered into that rotten war. No respect for this soldier wannabe. He had all the adventure but none of the responsibility for his participation.
CORRECTION: Destructive madness has never been fascinating! Only a madman would be fascinated by nuclear destruction. At least Joe Galloway’s first comment was the worried face of mothers, sisters and women when mail was delivered to their door during the war!
He complains and complains...he for paid to follow around real soldiers..im not going to thank a reporter for his service.He has that "reporter" mentality...when he said "2 guys loaded 4 hundred pounds on a bamboo bike then walked 800 miles,unloaded the 400 pounds of material and then turned around and did it again"..come on..sounds like cnn..and when he said "little 2 foot guys I pajamas"..I will leave it at that but those are his exact words....and he was not a soldier he worked as a reporter and things haven't changed much have they.
What a debt of gratitude that we owe to Joe Galloway for his dedication to journalism, his dedication to U.S. soldiers that he loved & respected,and for his integrity in reporting the truth in all of his assignments. I value this man’s life & the legacy that he has left our nation. Rest in peace, Joe.❤
This is the kind of interview that only comes along once in awhile. Joe Galloway's life has mattered! I feel enriched to just sit and listen. Mr. Galloway, Welcome Home.
What a pleasure hearing Mr. Galloway‘s stories.
Hell I'm 67 and can hardly remember yesterday...A And Joe can Remember 65 years ago in detail.... What a great reporter...Thank you MR.Galloway.
One of the best interviews I have ever heard
I had the pleasure of meeting Mr Galloway several years ago at a function in Dallas for a group of Vietnam Vets.
After the function was over, the Vet I accompanied, (I use to escorts' quadriplegic solders to and from events and hospital appointments) wound up having a room in the same hotel as Mr Galloway.
Those two old guys sat on the tailgate of my Pickup, in the parking lot of that hotel swapping stories until the sun was almost up the next morning,
I was in my early 40's but listing to these two men I was like a little kid listing to my dad and uncles talk about their war stories.
The cool part really was, they didn't even know each other , but talked all night like they had known each other their entire lives.
That's a night I will never forget
I'm Australian and he is a legend mate true legend and can't take away from him good stuff
I had the privilege of photographing Mr. Galloway when he signed copies of his book “We Were Soldiers” at the Fort Hood PX. Of course, many book buyers were CAV!
Great interview. What an incredible man. God Bless. I trust his family is proud.
I love these interviews by our true Hero's journeys. This was TRUELY one of the best!! To all, THANK YOU FOR YOUR SACRIFICES
What a great man thanks for the video 🤠👍
Thank you Mr Galloway for doing this interview, what a ginormous source of history you are! I love your sense of humor!
Just WOW! What a wonderful life, full of stories of love, war and peace. 💖🇦🇺
Thankful for this man and his witness history! 🇺🇸
A true gentleman, who most certainly has lived a FULL life.
A man who I wish was my Grandfather.
I do not know WHY this era of history intrigues me, it just does.
This is a Fantastic Interview
What a wonderful Interview
Wonderful man
Ruby Collins I watch a lot of these interviews and enjoy skimming through the comments, I just couldn’t help but notice that you have nothing but positive and kind words to say, it’s so nice to see that 🙂. Please don’t think I’m a weirdo lol, I’m not! I just wanted to comment on your comments🤔, thanks again!
Love you Joe
I can listen to you all night long and I have ...
God bless you
You are a true staple in our beloved country and our society. You have told OUR story Sir ... You have told OUR story ...!
Thank you so much Joe, for sharing this, I have listened to your story many times, welcome home.👊🏻🇺🇸
There is your example of a patriot. Thank you Joe.
Remember watching Mr Galloway on the news... Never new he was such a Patriot! Thank you for sharing your story. **=
Thank you Joe Galloway for all you do and all you've done. You Sir are a truly Brave Patriot. And a great journalist! Witch is a very rare breed!! God Bless... WWG1WGA!!!
What i would give to sit down and share a beer with this guy. Sadly he is gone. RIP.
The old orators are a dying breed. There will never be another Joe Galloway. There will never be another reporter that just tells the story, it’s all opinion now.
We were born less than a month apart so we have seen a lot in our years, You more than I. I was a draftee pre Vietnam so I served in Germany during the Berlin crisis of 1961, under president Kennedy. Few remember how close we came to nuclear war then. Disrespect for our military was going on even that early. When I came home in 1962 , there were protesters on the next dock , in New York chanting obscenities. I could go on, but I,m so happy to be living in this country, and so is my Vietnamese wife.
Love you man.
outstanding truely a focused and passionate man .
I met him at the Fort Hood PX when they hired me to photograph his visit to Hood. My company, Camera Artistry Photography, sponsored 1-7 CAV when they went to Desert Storm. I am a 22 year Army Officer Retired.
As fate had it, a great communicator witnessed one of the milestones in the Vietnam conflict, to tell a story that needed to be told. The Introduction to ‘We were soldiers once, and young’ is one of the best pieces of text of it’s type I have ever read, and I’m guessing that was Joe’s writing.
Thank you Joe!!!
Your story helped me against my
demons.
God Bless you 🙏
Thank you Mr Galloway for what you have done for we Vietnam veterans and our country.
NOW THIS MAN IS FOR REAL. HE SAW THE BATTLE OF THE IDRAN VALLEY. HE WROTE THE BOOK.
JOE IS A HELL OF A AMERICAN.....TY JOE
This guy Galloway had balls of steel
Just 3 words.....Great American Hero !!!....and God Bless You Mr. Galloway.
This guy is perfect
A great storyteller
from one of them grunts , 11b electric strawberry , Sir I salute You , !!!
Isn't Mr. Galloway the reporter who joined Col. Moore and his men at Ia Drang valley?
Yes.
Yes.
Also there is another Joe Galloway, a vet. Splendid fellow also.
that is the Man
I remember the Cuban missal crisis in elementary school, we were were scared as hell, we had to plan a route home if the air raid sirens went off
My family.
Good interview
Wonderful interview. Vietnam was my generation’s war. It was the wrong war in the wrong place at the wrong time for the wrong reasons. We should have learned a lesson. Instead we tried to tame Afghanistan and we won the battle but lost the war. I served in the US Army from 1963 to 1967 but did not go to Vietnam.
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️👌
I can't find links to his books or anything, why not post them down in the description?
You lost me at Harry Truman
i would love to hear his opinion of that atrocious invasion of timor by the indonesians a big country standing over a poor little nation.
I know this is an old video but I disagree I think that Truman with made the wrong decisions very well could have good targets that Japan could not deny like right off the beach and creative tsunami to show them the power of what it was he could have also changed a lot in Korea it could have also helped out more efficiently with the Chinese government that was eventually taken over by Miley tongue and have one of the biggest Mass genocide of all time so don't give me that my father was in Korea and it messed him up in a lot of other men and the quiet little war they called it over there so I think he was very indecisive I don't think he provided the truth of what they really needed and I think you just one of the war over and that you didn't do it to save lives you get it because it's ego told him too
CORRECTION: Destructive madness has never been fascinating! Only a madman would find nuclear destruction fascinating.
Yea we got it
This dope has been blabbering about his war exploits forever. He knew damn well the war was a fiasco. he pranced onto the battlefield with his little popgun pretending to be a soldier boy.
Maybe we could see some interviews from the civilian population that suffered horribly under the bombs of that misguided adventure.
My hats off to those who served and fought and were suckered into that rotten war. No respect for this soldier wannabe. He had all the adventure but none of the responsibility for his participation.
CORRECTION: Destructive madness has never been fascinating! Only a madman would be fascinated by nuclear destruction. At least Joe Galloway’s first comment was the worried face of mothers, sisters and women when mail was delivered to their door during the war!
CORRECTION: Destructive madness has never been fascinating! Only a madman would be fascinated by nuclear destruction.
Yea we got it
He complains and complains...he for paid to follow around real soldiers..im not going to thank a reporter for his service.He has that "reporter" mentality...when he said "2 guys loaded 4 hundred pounds on a bamboo bike then walked 800 miles,unloaded the 400 pounds of material and then turned around and did it again"..come on..sounds like cnn..and when he said "little 2 foot guys I pajamas"..I will leave it at that but those are his exact words....and he was not a soldier he worked as a reporter and things haven't changed much have they.