I see you're wearing my patch that I display on the rear window of my car. Once an eagle, ALWAYS an eagle.Thank you gentlemen for your service. Much respect. SP4 67N20(MOS)1st tour BienHoa'68, 2nd tour PhuBai'69. '70ETS'd'70.I was19 then, am74 now, My how fast time flies.
I was 10 yrs old in 1967, had no idea what was going on in the world and you awesome guys were fighting and sacrificing yourselves to keep me free- you have my total respect, thanks, and admiration.
I was in the 101st airborne division Charlie company 2/501st infantry 1969 through November 19 70 I’m sure you guys assist us a lot I would like to just tell you a story this happened July 4 and July 5 we were under attack by a company a sappers to helicopter gun ships that were with general Berry assisted us that night and saved our lives because we were about to be overrun if you have any idea who those pilots were thank them for me and my company we talk about this incident and you guys all the time God bless you man (Drive on Geronimo‘s) 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Are you referring to "Geronimos" as in the 205th Assault support Helicopter company, Chinook CH-47s ? I was in that unit 1968-69. Phu Loi near Bien Hua airbase.
Thank you gentlemen, and thanks to everyone who served in VN or anywhere in American uniform. This nation can never express our proper gratitude to you brave and selfless men and women.
Incredible men. These stories give me chills. 18-19 year old boys. I think when I was that age. I wish I could be half the true men they are. Welcome home and thank you
Terrific story with a good ending which was a rare thing indeed for situations like this during the Vietnam war. Very professional men with a good sense of humor about the whole thing. Thank you gentlemen for what you did for all of us.
One of my best friends, Rodney Rubisoff, was a door gunner with the 101st out of Camp Evans, 1970-71. He sent me a pic of him at Camp Evans, Thanksgiving, 1970. Did y’all know him?
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That’s my grandpa right there! Ken Peterson one of the best people I’ve ever known. I’m so glad to be his grandson
I see you're wearing my patch that I display on the rear window of my car. Once an eagle, ALWAYS an eagle.Thank you gentlemen for your service. Much respect. SP4 67N20(MOS)1st tour BienHoa'68, 2nd tour PhuBai'69. '70ETS'd'70.I was19 then, am74 now, My how fast time flies.
God bless you sir and thank you for your service.
Wow. Just saying thank you for your service doesn't seem enough. God bless you both.
Welcome home and thank you all so much for your service.👊🏻🇺🇸
I was 10 yrs old in 1967, had no idea what was going on in the world and you awesome guys were fighting and sacrificing yourselves to keep me free- you have my total respect, thanks, and admiration.
I was in the 101st airborne division Charlie company 2/501st infantry 1969 through November 19 70 I’m sure you guys assist us a lot I would like to just tell you a story this happened July 4 and July 5 we were under attack by a company a sappers to helicopter gun ships that were with general Berry assisted us that night and saved our lives because we were about to be overrun if you have any idea who those pilots were thank them for me and my company we talk about this incident and you guys all the time God bless you man (Drive on Geronimo‘s) 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Are you referring to "Geronimos" as in the 205th Assault support Helicopter company, Chinook CH-47s ? I was in that unit 1968-69. Phu Loi near Bien Hua airbase.
No Geronimos as of the charley Company, 2/501st infantry
Thank you gentlemen, and thanks to everyone who served in VN or anywhere in American uniform. This nation can never express our proper gratitude to you brave and selfless men and women.
I served in Delta Force , Awesome American men my Friend ♦️♦️♦️‼️
Thanks so much for uploading, captivating story told by these vets ! Respect
Thank you for your service gentlemen
An amazing story. Thank you for sharing your story but most of all your service and sacrifice. 🙏🙏🇺🇸🇺🇸
Incredible men. These stories give me chills. 18-19 year old boys. I think when I was that age. I wish I could be half the true men they are. Welcome home and thank you
Wow God bless incredible journey 🙏
Thank you for serving our country. Godspeed
Thanks guys
Welcome home, Steve and Ken! Vietnam was a roll of the dice. We are now the "WW2" guys...
Terrific story with a good ending which was a rare thing indeed for situations like this during the Vietnam war. Very professional men with a good sense of humor about the whole thing. Thank you gentlemen for what you did for all of us.
Excellent
Thank you for your service is an understatement. You are the real patriots who made a Supreme sacrifice for a BS war and waste of human life.
thank you men, you are true American Heros
These Fly guys saved my life 🦅🇺🇸❤️🦅‼️ Semper Fidelis 3 3 3 TAD Lancer Air Command ,B company Call sign The Kid ‼️
Remember everyone deployed.God bless you all. All the way. 173rd
Respect-Salute…
cool dudes,respect!
Thank you guys, blessings !
🦅🇺🇸🦅 God Bless these fighting Angels from the Sky , Semper Fi 🦅🌍 As Always Diamond Dave 3/3/3. ♦️♦️♦️‼️🎖️🏅
One of my best friends, Rodney Rubisoff, was a door gunner with the 101st out of Camp Evans, 1970-71. He sent me a pic of him at Camp Evans, Thanksgiving, 1970. Did y’all know him?
this men did there fathers proud
God bless
Who saved who? Comrades in arms. Welcome home gents, welcome home.
Damn ..... I think I would have pooped my pants !
I was there 70 71 35 Charlie horse quang tri are recon
Que pena que no lo subtitularon al castellano.
We. LOVE FLY GUYZ. Let's mow the Lawn 🦅🇺🇲🦅 .COBRAS KICK BUTT ♦️♦️♦️‼️
Gruß...
This video would be nothing if not for the music.
Up your ass comrade comizairs 🖕🖕🖕
Why did the americans invade vietnam in the first place??!
WE DIDN'T INVADE WE TOOK OVER AFTER THE FRENCH GOT RUN OFF....ALL IN THE NAME OF STOPPING THE SPREAD OF COMMUNISM ( THE DOMINO THEORY )
Bootlickets for corrupt politicians.
Lots of drugs and tons of money involved. Just ask old, shriveled up, about to die Henry kissinger. He'll lie to you about it.
THANKYOU FOR YOUR SERVICE, SERIOUSLY.