MACV SOG CCC Hatchet Force Veteran Terry Cadenbach
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- Опубликовано: 6 окт 2024
- Terry spends an hr with us to educate about the difference between Hatchet Force and a RT Team, his first experience with combat, what he felt was a realistic Vietnam war movie and much more.
Draftee here in 67. Our Infantry AIT had a visit from a Special Forces recruiter. Myself and 15 others signed up but found out about 3 weeks from graduation that it was illegal for a draftee to sign up for SF. A 2 year guy would not have enough time in service to spend much time in country after all the training. I found out later that this was the exact time that SF was losing a lot of guys and they desperately needed replacements. Through a lot of luck I ended up as a clerk to the DCG of USARV in Long Binh. We had great duty and I consider myself fortunate. I do not have PTSD from being rocketed and being on the Reaction Force when the NVA attacked us on 23 Feb 69. We lost 11 people and killed 300+ enemy (if my memory is correct). You guys were always heroes to us and we were glad to support you. My office was involved with POL, Graves Registration, Special Procurement and Food Service as part of G4. I am now 78 and suffer health problems from Agent Orange. I would do it again and did so with the Army Reserves in Desert Storm. Welcome home brother.
Thank you for sharing.
@interviewswithwarriors do you interview only SOG? I have a few veterans in my life that need to share their story. (Vietnam vet, silver star, purple heart, m60 machine gunner). Any info would help. Thanks!
Thank You All for your service to our country and Each other in the most trying of situations. 🇺🇸🙏🇺🇸
All you had to do was add time to your 2 yr enlistment. The army would have accomodated you
@@arthurbrumagem3844 The rules at that time was that you could only add to your enlistment time during the first few weeks of training. We were each given the option of becoming a Regular Army soldier and signing up for a specialty school. I chose to take my chances with the two years they had assigned to me. I had a draftee buddy who took the option of going to map making school. So he served an extra year and ended up with a great job and new skill.
Thank you kindly for sharing this very interesting interview! I was in the 57th AHC just across the river, 2nd platoon, yellow flight, call sign Gladiator 21. May 69 May 70. Welcome home Brother!
i would love to chat with you please email me - jcollins101@outlook.com
Regarding your private Facebook page, thank you for allowing these interviews to be public, greatly appreciated.
you can always email me jcollins101@outlook.com
As a UK veteran (not SF) I have a huge amount of respect for not just the SOG guys but the regular LRRPs as well. Very highly skilled and how young they were and having to make life and death decisions under the most extreme pressure. Terry articulates his views very well.
I come from a family of veterans i tried to join the Navy in 92 but was deemed medically unfit to serve i love history and have tried to learn as much as i can about the wars we have been in i never claim to KNOW what the veterans i love and ones i dont kniw have went through im very respectful and proud to be an American and i thank GOD for those who serve and protect our great country it saddens me how the vet's from Vietnam got treated upon their arrival back home we CAN'T change the past but people do change and many see the TRUTH now so i LOVE ALL veteran's thank you and GOD bless you sir
I find Terry everywhere and he's fantastic!
However there were special CIA very very unknown groups with MAC that will never be spoken of , our job was 3 to 5 men and we were not expected to return, most did not. Why ??
Because that type of violence would never be approved by any president, no medals no acknowledgements ever. Even at home, who were you? what did you do? silence
Please reach out to me jcollins101@outlook.com
@@interviewswithwarriors plese check ur email
Thanks for the video Jason and Terry! It's good to hear the veterans speak from their own recollections......well done.....🤙
Thanks for another great interview with another stud!
Terry's a legend like all the guys,I was just talking back & forth with him in comments on Bud Gibson Reconnaissance Cast interview with Dick Thompson
Always Great to hear from Terry and his experiences 🇺🇲😎
Terry is always great!
Great personal memoire by Terry and some interesting commentary on ‘wanna bees’…
Hi thanks Charles
My dad was spec 4 special forces 65 66 2 tours bill William pedigo also known as Frog 🐸
Does anyone know who he was
Good interview. Thanks!
My, my these fellers sound so smart!!
Interviewer has residual accent .... Ukrainian? Polish?
You caught something did you? I lived in the U.K for 15 years. Also I am from Vancouver, Canada. FYI there is a SOG soldier that was KIA who is buried locally. RT DIAMOND BACK - Tilt talks about that team getting hit new years eve.
@@interviewswithwarriors Sounds very intelligent. Appreciate the comeback. Not anything to be ashamed of. Accent might not be worth getting defensive; esp when operating UC. When you deal w Death all ur life, one might develop a sense of humor about it. I hope you meet more of those who survived that stage.
Some great interviews, awesome content with some truly legendary people who put everything on the line. Not sure about your stance on videogames though tbh, since you may as well color the same people who watch or collect war movies for entertainment. Playing COD doesn't disrespect the people who serve or even begin to help them understand the act of killing in war, they are after all a medium for people to engage with just as strategy games and military art or fictional war books do. No ones want to experience the horrors of war, just as no ones pays $60 to attend a military funeral. But like you say, it's your own opinion and everyone's entitled to one.
Thank you for your feedback.
Look at the WW2 handgun training videos with the 1911 & A1. It was all instinctive shooting. Small sights because they were not in a target match. Today, everybody has to have a 1911 with tall target sights. That was not how the military trained. At least back then.
Does anyone know him
Terry, did you have a mixed team of Rhade and Jarai, or just one tribe.....?
I heard that amongst the tribal groups, the Rhade are known as the fighters.
Get a Big ol Smoke out going and check back at 1230
International cuisine.
Does stolen valor fit a situation where a clerk typist gives himself a medal by slipping it through the authorization process and then using those medals on resumes and car tags? Those medals are legal due to the authorization process but definitely immoral. What is your opinion?
What are you talking about? Not possible without the help of a lot of people up the chain of command.
MacVSog to The Unit = CIA
Pucker factor? Ya I dunno. I’d ditch that big bright cover page. Doesn’t sound macv ish
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Lots of PTSD fraud. Makes it difficult for real cases.
As i am not a vet not for me to comment on. Every person is different. But only a percentage of the military is ever going to see combat. Others are behind the lines. I know some men who have removed hundreds of enemy from the battlefield that can sleep just fine at nights.
@@interviewswithwarriors Yes, and one factor is how the person is treated. I am a woman veteran with noncombat PTSD, "noncombat" being the term used to gloss over SA in the military. Most of the men I served with were decent human beings, but the predators get too many opportunities. I have a pretty good life now, but occasionally mentally chew over some aspect of my experience from that era. Edit in East Asia. It's oddly helpful.
theres a list john stryker myer has out
@@GATOR_MCLUSKY He's got a lot of different media going. If you could narrow it down at alll, I would certainly be interested. Thank you.
@@scallopohare9431 id rather not put names of events and involment on here for debate its fine
The interviewer is mad chirujo.
Blames video games for his lameness.
"Blames video games for his lameness" - you have to expand on that a bit. Lets not focus on me, did you enjoy terrys interview. Gracias por tus comentarios.
Does anyone know him
MacVSog to The Unit = CIA