Jack MCCORMACK - VIETNAM

The “Veterans Stories” series features Metro Area Vietnam Veterans sharing their personal experiences from the Vietnam War. The nine veterans who shared their experiences are: Lee Blackmon, Decker A. Decker, Jack McCormack, John McInerney, Guy Palumbo, Steve Tagg, Joseph Giannini, Michael Sulsona and Michael Mullarkey.
A very special and poignant portrayal of soldiers serving their country who upon returning from a job well done never heard: “Welcome Home”.

[@robertbrink2240]

Proud to be an in country Vietnam vet. Thank you for protecting us in the support areas. Welcome home!

[@willmears1111]

A Great Guy. Thanks for your service. A fellow Disabled Vietnam Veteran, Phu Bai, Hue and Khe Sanh, I Corp. 1967-1969 You will never be forgotten.

[@ejsocci2630]

Thank you so much for your service, welcome home.👊🏻🇺🇸

[@AllAroundAtlanta]

Thank you Marine! Thank you very much!

[@jameshartsfield8585]

Thank you!

[@danmurphy4472]

Thank You Mr. Mac for your Service and Dedication to our Country during a very difficult time !!.......JOB WELL DONE.......WELCOME HOME SIR !!

[@dwohio6398]

Very well told.

[@Tony-sj6on]

I served in 1968 with the 9 th infantry division.

[@smokster0604]

Salute….

[@TheCecil64]

Thank You.

[@tonybells131]

God Bless you sir.

[@carlv8168]

God bless this man and the Marines who served with him. I don't blame him for being upset at having to leave his KIA'd comrades in the battlefield for 2 whole weeks. That's disgusting and inexcusable. No doubt that inexcusable blunder can be chalked up to command level officers.

[@ArtVillasenor-hi5rw]

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[@theodorearaujo971]

The screeching sound at the beginning and end of the video do nothing to enhance the story, and is quite annoying. Thank you for the history. I was in the Corps and my brother was in Golf Co., and would not return home.

[@haroldburrows4770]

Well over 14,000 Marines were killed in I Corp, not sure of wounded but a very bad place it was