Ranger Combat In The Fields Of Vietnam | 1st Infantry Division | Andrew L. Wilson
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After struggling to maintain grades at his university, Andrew Wilson made the decision to leave college and join the United States Army in search of purpose and direction. After completing his aptitude tests Wilson learned he qualified for OCS and thus began his path on becoming an Army Officer.
After completing Ranger School, Wilson yearned for combat and volunteered to go to Vietnam. After arriving in country Wilson was attached to the 1st Infantry Division and would begin learning firsthand what it took to lead soldiers in combat.
Interview recorded on July 6, 2022
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Video Credits:
Interviewer - Robert Patrick
Director of Photography - Jon Hambacker
Editor - Kenyon Hoag
God bless you. My best friend is retired ranger. I have been to Ashtabula Ohio, collecting " ocean" glass . I still have it. Rangers Lead the way.
Amazing recollection. He is in shock and worried about his breathing. Thank you sir. Godspeed.
Glad to hear a positive Vietnam vet and his story!
This guy is great to listen to. I was in Vietnam and can relate .i had great officers as he appeared to be
Guy is as cool as a cucumber, clear as glass, and easy as Sunday morning.
Makes you proud to be from the same country as men like that. My Dad was 5th Battalion 7th Air Cav, '69-'71. He would have really liked this guy a lot.
Just great . . . from a fellow Catholic schoolboy.
Interesting perspective. This guy is positive and forward-thinking!
You have to breathe either way. May as well be talking :) thank you for your service
Thank you for your service 🇺🇸
That's why you didn't start darting across a field in Vietnam in a big hurry without hyper situational awareness. Unfortunately there aren't many chances to practice not doing that under combat conditions.
thumbnail is the legend Sergeant Joe “Rock” Musial
Great warrior and man😊
Thanks to all our Veterans who served.
Thank you, Sir. 🇬🇧
I would have known you were catholic even if you hadn't said so. Thanks and glad you came home. AMDG and in the service of others.
Thank you good sir. 👏
Thank God for this man and men like him.
Thank You so much for your service and lovely dedications to Our Beautiful USA Dear American Sir.🤗🥰😍❤🤍💙🇺🇲🙏✝️
💪 badass. Thank you for being you. My maternal grandfather was 82nd paratrooper in WW II.
God Bless you for answering the call to serve our wonderful nation ❤️🇺🇸
The US troops had a bad habit of walking into clearings en masse . The enemy always had ambushes planned and the US lost dozens of men each time. Sometimes more
That's a real man. But how does he identify? A woman? No a man. I live in Scranton Pennsylvania and we have the first woman. Not identifying as a woman, a woman killed in Vietnam. The Gino Merlio hospital. Bronz statue of this woman
Thank you for your service brother 🙏🏼🇺🇸
I Fast Water and Herb Teas and practice Qigong. I was able to stop the night terrors. I used to get horrible nightmares every time I slept, guaranteed.