Such a great story teller!! I'd love to spend hours talking with this fine fella Georgian. Thank you for your sacrifice and service Mr Martin. Welcome home sir
I salute you . I was with the 1st infantry Div from Sep 1965 until Sep 1966. You brought back many memories,some good and some bad.What you were saying about your thoughts on this country sounded like my thoughts exactly. All the grumbling and complaining about this country should see what it is like in other countries. We nave it GREAT here !!!!!
M Pop l I have to turn down Meta eertified I do not have$14.99 a month to belong. Lease accept my 10:30 😮🕥 months p 11:59 😮maybe be able to joiij 12:48 12:49 12:50 lease I will 😢
Marvelous interview… A truly wonderful human being… Thank you so much for your contributions. I particularly like the part of Buckhead I was in the class of 57 N. Fulton, so identify with you so very much I was in Vietnam. about the same time as you but in the Air Force… Wish you well and thank you very much \\
May this man be blessed along with all who served. I was rejected by the Navy with a corpsman contract. I was angry. I really wanted to serve the wounded Marines, but no.
Great attitude and I'm glad you made it. I know that Huey sound. I was in Coast Guard Aviation stationed at Hunter Army Airfield in Sav 70-74. God bless.
Mr Martin presents himself as a true southern gentleman. It would be a great privilege to sit and talk to him. Welcome home brother.
Such a great story teller!! I'd love to spend hours talking with this fine fella Georgian. Thank you for your sacrifice and service Mr
Martin. Welcome home sir
What a great attitude from mr. Martin. Real good guy.
Welcome back Home Sir and Thank you for fighting for our Freedom 🇺🇲🪖💥🎯, You won't be Forgotten.
Thank You SIR for everything.
Thank you for your service
Welcome Home! Thank you for your service! 🇺🇲
Thanks for your service great job in Vietnam! I was there in 67. Every one please remember the ones that didn’t make it back home!!!!
I salute you . I was with the 1st infantry Div from Sep 1965 until Sep 1966. You brought back many memories,some good and some bad.What you were saying about your thoughts on this country sounded like my thoughts exactly. All the grumbling and complaining about this country should see what it is like in other countries. We nave it GREAT here !!!!!
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I have to turn down Meta eertified I do not have$14.99 a month to belong. Lease accept my 10:30 😮🕥 months p 11:59 😮maybe be able to joiij
12:48 12:49 12:50 lease I will 😢
Welcome home Mr Martin
Thank you for your service and welcome home VN 1968 Love your attitude..
Marvelous interview… A truly wonderful human being… Thank you so much for your contributions. I particularly like the part of Buckhead I was in the class of 57 N. Fulton, so identify with you so very much I was in Vietnam. about the same time as you but in the Air Force… Wish you well and thank you very much
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Great interview. Good Conduct Medal. A point of pride for me in my three years (65-68 Sgt E - 5 MPC) was that I was NEVER awarded a GCM! LOL!
May this man be blessed along with all who served. I was rejected by the Navy with a corpsman contract. I was angry. I really wanted to serve the wounded Marines, but no.
Great attitude and I'm glad you made it. I know that Huey sound. I was in Coast Guard Aviation stationed at Hunter Army Airfield in Sav 70-74. God bless.
Wow coast guard aviation, what a warrior.
Nice man.
how does he not have a silver star?
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Obelisks // 33 beer.
Wat could go wrong
This was an outstanding interview.