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- Опубликовано: 23 окт 2016
- Description : Reportage sur le siège de la colline 943 située près de Dak To. Cette colline a été assiégée par un groupe de soldats américains pendant trois jours. Le documentaire se concentre sur leur quotidien et particulièrement sur trois soldats américains qui se sont illustré lors de cette bataille. La colline 943 a été prise par l'armée américaine.
Date : 1968-06-00
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I see stuff like this and I always wonder where all of these people are today. This generation didn’t get the credit they deserved for serving our country. Thank them and shake their hands when you see them.
John Laurence's reporting during the war was amazing to watch as a child in the USA.
He, Dan Rather and Ken Kashiwahara reported first hand among the fighting.
Soldiers telling the truth of war.
RIP All
Dan Rather LOL
Thank you all for your service
What a pity. Thank God for these men's service. I know I will definitely not forget. Glad I served also.
Watching this is probably the closest we'll ever get to experiencing what it was like to actually be there. Whatever your opinion on the war these were/are brave men, it must have been terrifying.
We love you 💕 all , God bless you all , ❤️
best documentary I have seen with actual combat footage of the front line troops. It puts the viewer on the ground with the grunts. It is sobering as hell to say the least.
Idk I’m pretty high
John Laurence was one of the best reporters of that war.
These young men that made it back are now old men...but i bet the days and months they spent in Nam seem like yesterday..
God bless this country and all those who defended it🇺🇸🇺🇲
15:14 Jim Buchner. He was killed a month later... very sad.
Would like to know where these men are today
This was reallyd interesting!
Great video
The beauty of guerilla warfare is that the enemy does more damage to himself than he does to you...
Jim Buckner and his loss hurts
Why is the Pentagon and Congress and the Administration never held ACCOUNTABLE for their decisions?
Salut à tous et bonne journée LB
How many people from this movie live in today?
I despise time stamps. I always look at them and miss the program.
so,if u drive a car...rain comes...u focus to the sweepers, too?^^..u can ignore a few numbers, can u?...xd
Tree blown is coming down...straight down on you....and the Cameraman just shoots it...incredible ...time stamp 42:05
War is just stupid
Derby, NY finest!
My bad 22:40...this Soldier speaks volumes...'Just dont no where"
r.i.p jim.
35
34:07 I lost all my cigarettes lol
Thought the infantry was bad now a days glad im not there
Really enjoyed the footage of Nam. The idea of reporters in a combat zone still makes me angry though.
Why? Reporters on the battle front have probably saved many soldiers lives , ever since William Russell exposed the stupidity of the Generals at the Crimea.
I was in Nam man#
If you're not scared your lying🙄😩
Time stamp 52:36...poor bloody infantry...dealing with the NVA
Buddies for life
The only wound caused by enemy fire was the highest ranked guy..
Can you believe the lives lost taking that hill twice a dam shame lives lost for what that's why politicians should never have a hand or say so in any battle when it comes to a decision where veterans like me are involved and too think most if not every single one had no experience in war and its easy for you armchair QB to criticized us thinking we lost the war when in fact we won most if not all of the battles only to have the people and politicians abandoned us and not welcome us home as heroes but as l don't know what America thought of us but I know if it was bad it's a shame
"Lance...are you OK"
I really can’t imagine being drafted my dad’s best friend was drafted he was exposed to agent orange that caused birth defects in his kids......I joined the US Navy at 17 graduated high school and in 2 months I was off to boot camp, I wanted to be a sailor got to travel the world got to go to Mogadishu in the mid 90’s, I still can’t see forcing people to go into the military and then all the shit they dealt with coming back spat on called baby killers by those who believe infanticide is my body my choice.....
During the Gulf War people remembered and watched after their behavior, hate the war but not the soldiers.
Why not be the real press?
Friendly fires did most of the job.
Lost a leg because of friendly fire SMH 😢
The guys died for nothing
😄
Salut à tous et bonne journée
Shit happens
At the age of 18, I was told I was personally responsible for my actions. Ho Chi Mien didn't make these guys go to Vietnam. They chose to go there. Mohamed Ali made a decision as well. Taking away the accountability of these grown ups does a disservice them. Glorifying their wrong action does a disservice to humanity. Exactly zero good things came out of the US war in Vietnam. Pretending otherwise is a dangerous delusion.