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Larry I’ve said it before. But I love what you do. Giving us these stories and also stressing that we are now in a fight just as important as combat. We have to save this nation and keep our beliefs and history. Well done Larry. Bless you sir.
Larry,I respect and Love you beyond words,Thank you this invaluable work to put these MEN and women s accounts of the SERVICE to this Nation, Most of the accounts of the U.S MARINES are emotionally devastating to me,henceforth I can only watch in segments. I RESPECT and PRAY for ALL of U.S service men.Thank you Larry!!
I AM SAVING this comment Francis. I appreciate your kind and thoughtful words. God bless you!! Say a prayer for me as I have some big decisions ahead of me regarding this work, RUclips Channel and radio station.
Ain't no BS with Colonel Joe. Straight shooting from the hip with a well informed opinion. What a great accomplishment to keep his troops alive. Thanks Larry, and I hope you are still interviewing these guys.
Glad you made it back to the world! Chicken Man 22M here, Flew you all over and maybe to Khe Sanh. Hauled log for you many times. I was at Phan Thiet from 11-67 to English and Evans. DEROSED as we were moving south 11-68. There was no finer battalion in Vietnam than the 2/7.
Col. Abodeely did a great job with this interview. Excellent content. This is well worth a listen. And Col. Abodeely, if you read this, I agree with you 100%.
Good evening my friend. This story like many, has been in my archives for almost 20 years. It is time to resurrect these stories. Please help me to share and let me know what you think of this video.
My uncle PAUL MARINO joined the navy in WWII and served on the aircraft carrier the USS Franklin that was attacked in 1944 off the coast of Japan by kamikazes planes, one of which was able to hit the ship killing over eight hundred crew one of which was my uncle Paul at the age of only 19. My mother always told me my uncle was buried at sea but, my brother who went to Hawaii Punchbowl military cemetery and he found a headstone with my uncle’s name. I also went to Hawaii but much earlier than my brother but believing my uncle was buried at sea I never looked for my uncle there (which pissed me off) not knowing if he really buried there or was it just an empty grave. ❤
What an incredible account. Hearing a leaders perspective of the war always amazes me. You have a slightly better view point than a regular Joe. You may not see the whole picture but you have a hand in the pieces that move. Col Obodeely was the right man for the job. Thank you for your service and sacrifices. Veterans don't lose wars, politicians do. God bless.
I hope you are able to get this question . Did you know Lt. GEORGE RING, HE RECEIVED THE (DSC, Silver Star, Bronze Star with V with Oak Cluster, Air medal with V Oak leaf cluster, Vietnamese Cross of Gallantry with Bronze Star, all for has service in Vietnam War. Company C , 2nd Battalion, 12th Cavalry, 3rd Brigade, 1St Cavalry Division. On June 7 1968 as an Infantry platoon leader in Que Son Valley . In the end Lt. Ring was killed by Agent Orange on June 7, 2013 after a Lung transplant. ❤😂 He was a great man !
So amazed that Joe could relate his Vietnam experience so fluidly almost as if he wrote it as a script while there, then relate it back as if memorized. So proud he learned to put the lives of his men above sacrificing them for a ‘fictitious mission’ . Sadly though, our oligarchical government sanctified our invasion of Vietnam under false pretenses, the GOT Resolution et al, profits before blood, destroying you to save you. I enjoy your YT videos & will consider supporting you. PS I am a Vietnam veteran.
47:09 As a door gunner in Vietnam,1st Av. Bde.UH1D '66-'68 Can Tho air field head quarters co. ,there was never a dull moment.You could have your scrambled eggs in the morning,take off and be in a machine gun fight within 45 min.The next day carring Martha ray and play boy bunnies arround Nam to entertain,the following day you could drop into a surrounded camp in the middle of a fire fight to bring ammo and take out wounded,getting shot at all the way and actually get shot down the next.taking in a battalion of troops into an lz and taking out wounded and dead till 3 in the morning,ships and us coverd in blood ,ships stinking to high heaven the next day.When you finally got back to the air field and you're bunk chances are we got morterd.Yea never a dull moment.My last 3mos.I felt like a walking dead man.
There never really was a South Vietnam and the only Vietnamese to ask us for help was ho chi min LBJ and his wife took financial control of Bell helicopter and made large investments in Genral dynamics just before he sent troops to Vietnam It was for Arms dealers and corporations and wall street investors Not one American soldier should have set foot in that place Those orders to deploy to Vietnam were unlawful and should have been challenged in court every one who followed them is a war crimanl no exceptions
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Larry I’ve said it before. But I love what you do. Giving us these stories and also stressing that we are now in a fight just as important as combat. We have to save this nation and keep our beliefs and history. Well done Larry. Bless you sir.
Thank you Joey.
Welcome home Col. Joseph Abodeely, thank you for your service and God bless you!
Larry,I respect and Love you beyond words,Thank you this invaluable work to put these MEN and women s accounts of the SERVICE to this Nation, Most of the accounts of the U.S MARINES are emotionally devastating to me,henceforth I can only watch in segments. I RESPECT and PRAY for ALL of U.S service men.Thank you Larry!!
I AM SAVING this comment Francis. I appreciate your kind and thoughtful words. God bless you!! Say a prayer for me as I have some big decisions ahead of me regarding this work, RUclips Channel and radio station.
I can relate to having to listen in segments.
Blessings for you.
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Wow, this Gentleman was a straight G. Tank You for your service SIR.
Outstanding interview!!! God bless our vets, especially the Vietnam vets!!!🙏🏻❤️🇺🇸💪👍
Ain't no BS with Colonel Joe. Straight shooting from the hip with a well informed opinion. What a great accomplishment to keep his troops alive. Thanks Larry, and I hope you are still interviewing these guys.
Gil, I am planning more interviews this year. Stay tuned my friend.
@@nicohands9171may I ask which war
Glad you made it back to the world! Chicken Man 22M here, Flew you all over and maybe to Khe Sanh. Hauled log for you many times. I was at Phan Thiet from 11-67 to English and Evans. DEROSED as we were moving south 11-68. There was no finer battalion in Vietnam than the 2/7.
Colonel Joe , thank you for your service ! You are truly a National Treasure !
Thanks for watching!
Col. Abodeely did a great job with this interview. Excellent content. This is well worth a listen. And Col. Abodeely, if you read this, I agree with you 100%.
Thank you for your service Joe! And thank you for being a good friend to my Grandfather. He always thought highly of you.
I appreciate that.
This is a down to earth officer, great storyteller and registered republican, Bravo Zulu Joseph Abodeely.
I got bit by a centipede in Thailand. I thought I was gonna die. Thank you Joe and Larry for another great story.
RIP Charlie. L/Cpl Charles J. Nielsen. KIA 14-04-68 Hill 881 N. Small arms fire.
Sempre fidelis c.j.n
Alright. Just made my day thanks Larry
Good evening my friend. This story like many, has been in my archives for almost 20 years. It is time to resurrect these stories. Please help me to share and let me know what you think of this video.
@@VoicesofHistory I really enjoyed this one; you have a treasure trove of amazing content to share with the world 🌎. Thank you 🙏
Voices of history radio station, great job, looking forward to to hearing it.
Much appreciated Robert. You can listen here. Please help me to share my station. Thank you.VOICES OF HISTORY RADIO (KVOH) larrycappetto.com
Outstanding. Do many, many more of these with our lost generation of warriors.
Are you new to this channel? I have hundreds more stories I am hoping to feature here.
Well done, Colonel.
My uncle PAUL MARINO joined the navy in WWII and served on the aircraft carrier the USS Franklin that was attacked in 1944 off the coast of Japan by kamikazes planes, one of which was able to hit the ship killing over eight hundred crew one of which was my uncle Paul at the age of only 19. My mother always told me my uncle was buried at sea but, my brother who went to Hawaii Punchbowl military cemetery and he found a headstone with my uncle’s name. I also went to Hawaii but much earlier than my brother but believing my uncle was buried at sea I never looked for my uncle there (which pissed me off) not knowing if he really buried there or was it just an empty grave. ❤
Great story brave man thank you sir
Love Vietnam Veterans.
Yes the best .
Spot on perspective Colonel. Thanks for your dedication to this country and to your men.
Thanks Larry for another wonderful presentation!
Wow! Nothing but love and respect.
Thank you Jack!!
What an incredible account. Hearing a leaders perspective of the war always amazes me. You have a slightly better view point than a regular Joe. You may not see the whole picture but you have a hand in the pieces that move. Col Obodeely was the right man for the job. Thank you for your service and sacrifices. Veterans don't lose wars, politicians do. God bless.
Thanks. This was great. Hope this man is alive and well. Would have liked hearing more abouu his post war family.
Great interview
God bless you Sir!
I hope you are able to get this question . Did you know Lt. GEORGE RING, HE RECEIVED THE (DSC, Silver Star, Bronze Star with V with Oak Cluster, Air medal with V Oak leaf cluster, Vietnamese Cross of Gallantry with Bronze Star, all for has service in Vietnam War. Company C , 2nd Battalion, 12th Cavalry, 3rd Brigade, 1St Cavalry Division. On June 7 1968 as an Infantry platoon leader in Que Son Valley . In the end Lt. Ring was killed by Agent Orange on June 7, 2013 after a Lung transplant. ❤😂 He was a great man !
I have your comment. Thank you. I didn't meet Lt. Ring. Please reach out. Maybe we could do a story about him. EMAIL: lcappetto@icloud.com
Thank You Colonel Joe for being there for us troopers, I mean it!
So amazed that Joe could relate his Vietnam experience so fluidly almost as if he wrote it as a script while there, then relate it back as if memorized. So proud he learned to put the lives of his men above sacrificing them for a ‘fictitious mission’ . Sadly though, our oligarchical government sanctified our invasion of Vietnam under false pretenses, the GOT Resolution et al, profits before blood, destroying you to save you. I enjoy your YT videos & will consider supporting you. PS I am a Vietnam veteran.
Thank you for your comment. I sincerely welcome your support. Thank you for your service to our country. God bless you.
I'll think of him when I here that song love is blue.
1st class very very good.
47:09 As a door gunner in Vietnam,1st Av. Bde.UH1D '66-'68 Can Tho air field head quarters co. ,there was never a dull moment.You could have your scrambled eggs in the morning,take off and be in a machine gun fight within 45 min.The next day carring Martha ray and play boy bunnies arround Nam to entertain,the following day you could drop into a surrounded camp in the middle of a fire fight to bring ammo and take out wounded,getting shot at all the way and actually get shot down the next.taking in a battalion of troops into an lz and taking out wounded and dead till 3 in the morning,ships and us coverd in blood ,ships stinking to high heaven the next day.When you finally got back to the air field and you're bunk chances are we got morterd.Yea never a dull moment.My last 3mos.I felt like a walking dead man.
Adrian have you told your story before? Feel free to reach out to me.
Read one door gunner's odyssey, "One February Morning". Nha Trang '68 - '69.
Who is the man with the red Hawaiian shirt? I don't recognize him I'd love to hear his interview
There never really was a South Vietnam and the only Vietnamese to ask us for help was ho chi min LBJ and his wife took financial control of Bell helicopter and made large investments in Genral dynamics just before he sent troops to Vietnam It was for Arms dealers and corporations and wall street investors Not one American soldier should have set foot in that place
Those orders to deploy to Vietnam were unlawful and should have been challenged in court every one who followed them is a war crimanl no exceptions
That marine in the photo is sporting an ak not an m-16. Interesting.
BearDown!!!!
The Americans won every battle, but lost the war
Never heard of an officer walking point.
Baby boomers all of them
What the hell is wrong with you!!!
Larry has to get a tattoo of a huey
The 1st air cav was army. You confused your branches.
Air cav is marines?? Huh. When you think you know something ...
Wait I'm thinking la drang. But still, air cav??
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22:22..looked like long rubber weiners"....😢😢😂😂shitting myself