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Most interesting comments from YouTube:

@silentrunner7283

39w

The problem with that, is only 1% of actual happenings. They would never dare to release what they did to the women, female children especially.

When I was adopted I was deathly afraid of dogs. The Soldiers would capture and torture dogs and then release the dogs to take care of the kids or slow people.

You can't really say US soldiers either. That's where things get messed up. Australia, Canada, England etc also had troops over there.

"Vietnamese all look alike. You cannot tell who is who. Just shoot and let God sort them out" (The claims of figuring out who is VC and is not.)
I remember at a reunion the soldiers crying over this.

When you think about what they had to decide. Can you imagine if US or Canada went to war and the Americans came into Canada and told don't shoot the American civilians.
How would they know who is who.? Like the civilians shouting "i'm not VC"....civilians shouting "I'm not Canadian"
Shoot first and ask questions later.

@ljt3084

44w

@@foggy561

Whataboutism is a poor comeback in any argument but lets give it a try.

What about all the rape charges against US servicemen stationed in Okinawa Japan.

A gang rape of a 12 year old girl in 1995 by 3 American servicemen pedophiles
and the 69 cases of rape since 2015.

What about those..

@FarmerKen355

41w↑690

I was an American former soldier I served in Vietnam 1967-1969. During my tour I was wounded twice. I was 11 Delta Recon 3rd Platoon A Troop 3/5th Cav. Originally, we worked the Iron Triangle between Bien Hoa and Xwan Loc before being taken North to Hue by LST in late Feb68.
Fact is I often felt compassion for the "civilians". You never knew who they "bad" guys were, they could be anybody but if you do want to make an enemy mistreat people is a sure way to make someone switch sides. For the most part they may not like us after all shoe on the other foot we too would be in the same situation. You may not trust them, but you don’t kill a obvious non combatant. I was there when the 4th came ashore, they were green and my observation pretty incompetent. I had been through some shit everything from Ap Bau BangII (google it here) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Second_battle_of_B%C3%A0u_B%C3%A0ng to Tet68. I heard about Mai Lay and it made me mad, my opinion is that Calley and Medina should have gotten life in prison. They were in a position of authority and responsibility. I know how the grunts felt, being sniped at all day, booby traps, and land mines takes their toll, but American soldiers are supposed to be better than what they did.
I remember watching this farmer following his water buffalo through the rice paddy one day and I was thinking to myself he does not give a crap who is running his country they only thing he wants to do is feed and raise his family, we are not the solution here, we are part of the problem, for me I have to be here because a Democrat LBJ took me out of school and sent my ass here to do as he wanted. I didn’t want it, neither did the farmer from earlier. I had a job to do and our motto as the Cav was to find the enemy (they were hard to find) and when the enemy made the mistake of shooting at us is when we react and pile on to kill him. We were pretty good at it too. We received several Presidential Unit Citations, one for Ap Bau BangII. We did not kill civilians but we were real good about killing those that attacked us. Even the road run to Bien Hoa on 29 Jan 68 to go protect the airfield we were attacked 5 times, lead tank had taken 9 RPG's and three times every man on the tank was killed. Each time Capt Garritson would look at three people and say YOU YOU and YOU on one one. ((vehicle11), Was I scared? Fuck yes, he never pointed to me and if he did I dont know what I would have done, I would hope I would do the right things (what ever the fuck that is). He didn't pick me, we lost nearly a hundred men in the five firefights on the way to Bien Hoa and that night, I never got a scratch... that night. Even Ap Bau BangII I never got a scratch. The night I did get a scratch, when the RPG hit the M60 I was shooting everything blew up in my face, I survived, a few scars and I did get most of my eyesight back and as it was to turn out later that day is my sons birthday. Linked forever now. Six hundred and eighty seven days in combat with no breaks, no R&R except my hospital time. Why I stayed longer than I had to is a different story. While there I worked the Iron Triangle, then after TET they put us on LST and shipped us north to Hue to be OP Con to the 1st and 3rd Marine and the 1st Air Cav and the 101 where we worked the Citadel then north along the coast up through Wunder Beach all the way to Dong Ha (through a small village called Bien An that no longer exists. Binh An in Vietnamese means Peaceful, fact is we were just driving by there on our way North when someone from the enemy K14 Battalion 812 Regiment decided to pop off an RPG as one of our ACAV’s Wrong thing to do, the ACAV might have looked like he was all alone but just over the hill behind him as another thirty of us. Once we surrounded them and they refused to surrender the US Navy was brough in to try to convince them a bit more.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Binh_An
We lost three men, they lost 233 confirmed count and captured 44 of them.
The battle lasted three days only because we could not get them to surrender.
I remember after pulling the decomposing bodies into a row so they can be accurately counted (and yes they all had uniforms) I was assigned to guard some of the prisoners. I remember looking at the prisoners and wondering if any of them had a hotted up motor bike back home up north. I was wondering maybe we were more alike than not. I had no hatred for them, don’t get me wrong if one of them made a twitch I would kill him in a second, but that is what I am here for. In a way I had respect for him being willing to put his life on the line, probably the same thing I would do if shoe was on the other providable foot. I was never a warrior, I am a builder, I make things, I fabricate, my hands best fit the handles on a lathe or milling machine.
In a few weeks we head south back down to Hue and then out across the Perfume River and out Highway 547 into the bottom end of the A Shaw Valley and we are working with the 101 for a few months. This is the bottom end of the Ho Chi Mien Trail where supplies are coming south and it is our job to interdict them. It is all mountains and jungle. There are NO friendlies out here, everything is a free fire zone 24/7. In late January 1969 I end my adventure; I remember the night of 31 Dec 1968 sleeping in the back of a 5 ton truck looking up at the stars listening to the radio and the last song on the radio just before it became 1969 was Paul Murat “Love is Blue”.
I am here not because I want to be here, I am here because a bunch of people voted LBJ into office. Personally, I don’t think Kennedy would have sent men to Vietnam, because he himself had been to war and knew the price, not the financial price, that is always there, but the human price. I survived, I went home, found a beautiful woman to marry and went back to school and spent the rest of my life making things, today I am 77 years old, my first wife is dead, after she died I married the first girl I dated (mistake) it cost me $578,000 dollars to get rid of that one (worth every penny) and now my best wife and I have kids both of which are Honors level University graduates and professionals in their chosen fields. I look back and I think what a lucky son of a bitch I am.
But that sob Calley and Medina, both should still be in prison. I want to apologize for all this crap but I tell this crap so I can show that I speak with experience. There is no excuse for having no Honor.

All comments from YouTube:

@ADayInHistoryOfficial

44w↑1.3K

This video is a reupload, as we had to slightly modify the visuals due to it being flagged by YouTube's algorithm.

@princeminato

44w↑214

😂lol they don't want u to upload the truth

@carlvargas7911

44w↑81

It's sad. I feel it is necessary to understand the atrocities properly. Like just slap a warning/disclaimer on it or something

@terrygabrich4806

44w↑25

If the Vietnam was was going bad for the American's in 1968, then please tell me why the Vietnamese sued for peace in that year??

@gaylebordeaux7632

44w↑16

@@princeminatoyou don’t know the truth!

@joenedbalek4647

44w

I can't like a video that censors the word RAPE!!! Why are you hiding the word??
So the channel gets paid off the story of deaths?? 🤔

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@GothicAngeles

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No matter what the flag is... America, England, Japan, Somalia, India, Afghanistan, France, Russia, China, Israel, Germany, Colombia, Spain, Mexico, Pakistan, Rawanda, Egypt, Uganda, Equator, Iraq, Vietnam, Cuba, Saudi Arabia, Korea... Crime is still crime no matter what side you're on. Terrible.

@blank1778

44w↑122

Amen

@keithrowell2951

44w

This is bullshit. Lies

@asmongoldsmouth9839

44w↑226

We aren't even supposed to be killing each other. But hey!! If it is for "fReEdOm"
🥴 Durrrrrr!!

@ursus9104

44w↑147

Evil and sin has no skin color, uniform or gender and arises anywhere at anytime and gives birth to itself to use the words of Jesus, then when it conceives it gives birth to death…..

@kennylavay8492

44w

War is hell, you did not know who the enemy was, there were many VC women who mingles with the citizens and who would kill you in a moment. This in my opinion was a political money making war for the elites. It seemed lines were drawn on where you could not go to do the most damage, civilians and soldiers died that is war.

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@angelxtasy

42w↑4.1K

I am Hmong, my grandparents and great uncles all fought in this war. I am an orphan of this war, as so is many many of my people. I’m not glad this happened, but it must be remembered so it never happens again. In war, no one is a winner. Everyone is a loser. We all lost someone dear to us. World peace please✌️

@claudiomutasa4178

42w↑70

Tell that to Putin

@flossypark3169

42w↑18

❤😢

@philrivers7533

42w

@claudiomutasa4178 tell it to Biden and all the idiots who voted for him! Trump was the first president since Carter to not start a war

@leexingha

42w↑315

@@claudiomutasa4178 tell that to US

@ngocson4504

42w

@@claudiomutasa4178 Hoa Kỳ đã đẩy Ukraine vào chiến tranh. Và nhìn vào những gì mà chính phủ Hoa Kỳ đã làm cho những đất nước đang bị quân đội Mỹ chiếm đóng.

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@CanadianSmoke

14w↑213

"I was only following orders." How many more times in history will we hear those infamous words?

@colindant3410

12w↑6

What would you do? Obey orders or risk being shot?

@CanadianSmoke

12w↑8

@@colindant3410 Murder is not a lawful order.

@DyslexicDonkey

12w↑8

Till the end of time . War will never stop

@DyslexicDonkey

12w↑9

@@colindant3410it's easy for him to say that from the comfort of his home... When ur in the war it's kill or be killed

@brianwells4507

12w

@CanadianSmoke as President Johnson escalated the Vietnam War the US focused on a target draft age, 19 years old. The military understood then that the 19 year old mind would be the easiest to train without question. And bet your a$$ they were trained as quick reacting killing machines! After the young troops were 1st deployed and saw Viet Cong atrocities being done to South Vietnamese troops and civilians. The young American soldiers focus was crystal clear kill the Cong and obey orders otherwise you'll be killed? It's hard to believe let alone understand unless you were in their situation?

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@johnallen8680

12w↑26

"Has the U.S. government and military learned and lessons ? "

Ask Julian Assenge. Still held in Belmarsh prison without charge.

@KP-wj9ch

37w↑1.1K

As an American, every single American should be taught about these and other war crimes. Only by knowing our bloody history can we hope to avoid future atrocities

@Noobster474

37w

I think that the current American Education system is still struggling with the myriad of colors in their flags.

@mikeespinoza5733

37w

only our war crimes? Every country commits war crimes.We aren't better than other countries when it comes to war. And they definitely aren't better than us.

@harshgrub3181

36w↑3

I meant online majority by the way

@victord.monkey9081

36w

You guys should also be ashamed... 49% thought the news was fake and 74% were against the judgement... you guys are f*cked up

@charliechurch5004

36w↑25

They won't listen....

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@belle6071

41w↑1.4K

My son was an Army Ranger in Iraq. He told me his platoon was patrolling at night and came up on a small farmhouse. The father came out with a gun. The soldiers shot him. His son, approximately 10 yo, ran out screaming and picked up the gun. They shot him, too. A woman came out and quietly dragged the boy into the house, then the man. It shook my son up. He said any man would do what that man did. Any son would do what that boy did. He saw himself, our own family, in that family with a bunch of armed foreigners approaching our little farmhouse at night. The platoon picked up the gun and took it with them, a single shot 410, not much of a gun, just a poor farmer in his own home trying to defend his family at night. War is simply a game to the rich and powerful. Common people suffer. In Orwell's Animal Farm, the politicians are the pigs. The soldiers are the vicious dogs. The sheep chant and the workhorses try to hold it all together by working harder. In the end, they are betrayed. Nothing has changed. Power corrupts absolutely. 😢

@pauljcross2289

41w↑1

Where ever US military goes, civilians are killed...fact

@jowill928

41w

Your son was nothing but a mercenary for the central bankers who rule by fear, oppression, and control. I hope he realizes that now. He is no hero and neither are any of his brothers in arms.

@ByAnyMeans000

41w↑46

I hope your son gets therapy so he can process what he experienced.

@vincentwahidajoubi6450

41w↑37

And your son still continues! What goes around, comes around.

@mediosinformativosdelsuryn6134

41w

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@sam70000

34w↑137

the problem is not a group of people commit war crimes during wars, the problem is when war criminals rule a nation!

@markleestampley8784

12w

..they rule this nation.... we honor military more than anything else, and you know it

@martinbisschoff988

@sam70000. Friend, the entire issue relates to the human psyche and is actually very sad, but interesting. History shows numerous cases of young joining military forces. In many cases comments made in hindsight when atrocities or coldblooded murder happened was to the tune of "he was so gentle / unassuming / not violent" etc. Numerous factors are at play such as the military training received and that "an order is an order", weak / dominant personalities in a group scenario, peer pressure, stress and other factors. Weird, but true.

@Brandos_channel

5w↑2

@@martinbisschoff988 wake up, if a company is bad, it’s always the top down. Who’s at the top??

@martinbisschoff988

@@Brandos_channel I will tell you. The greedy in the shadows sending young men to their deaths. All they have to do is use the word "patriot" and off they go. No thinking required. At all.

@NurseEvie

32w↑97

the photographer and the helicopter crew that tried to help are all heroes

@tonyprice2256

32w↑5

Yes. Sadly, they were the only ones.

@XShadowY

29w↑6

Not sure, if you have watched this interview yet, but it might be interesting if you haven't. It seems that the photographer held all really incriminating photos back until the last moment.

@TheJohhnyrotten

11w↑4

Hugh Thompson Jr and his crew are probably some of the very few American soldiers that came out of this war as real heroes. Thompson was ostracised and threatened with court martial before he was finally honoured for his actions that day.

@jakexgold3879

Look at CCP, North Korea and Russia today, if the history has a retrial, the old Vietnam war isn’t such a mistake to take place and be so cruel! For communism is corrupt and ugly! Enough ghost homes in China to house the Palestinians today! What communism you asked! The CCP couldn’t even speak their own langue of Chinese and yet are in the UN and world court! 共产主义 ?
Now look at Russia, the most intellectual cyber hackers and decryptions in the world, and so Putin is a joke to not knowing what 共产主义 is ! Does it has a soul? Is it a joke?

@kourtneylove7431

44w↑1.5K

I was adopted by my grandpa—he fought in Vietnam (drafted 1965) Da Nang, tank operator.
He told me some of those men lost their minds and humanity in the jungle.
The man who shot himself in the foot isn’t a coward. With all the war crimes being committed that day, I imagine they would’ve shot him too, had he resisted, and would’ve chalked it up to VC resistance. He’s not a coward he was smart, there are no rules with mindless men—there are no rules if war crimes are being committed—
My grandpa told me, “Heroes don’t come back. Be smart, dont be a hero.”

@krisfleischer7467

43w↑81

My Dad was there and it turned him into a beast.When he got back to the states he got off the drugs and told some stories I never thought he was capable of. He an awesome person war just changes people.Sometimes I wonder how many siblings I have in the area

@robdi4585

43w↑126

@@krisfleischer7467 I wish your father and soldiers like him pay for their crimes. The Women, children, and the elderly had suffered as a result of your father's actions along with his compatriots. The last image they saw and felt, it was of your father and his soldiers. Unfortunately, those innocent children will never receive the opportunity to become adults and have a family. But your father had the opportunity to have a family, didn't he? I'm happy your father dealt with his drug addiction, but it doesn't change anything, does it? This whole world makes me depressed. I hate it.

@4Everlast

43w

Oh they didn't loose their humanity, oh no, they only showed what they really are and what they would do with no one to stop them. Cunts.

@moonshelter3448

43w↑38

@@robdi4585oh my god man... after I read your comment I felt my heart's gone wild. Such a raw tough truth, it hurts. This world is a mess. It left me disappointed and lost. Violence always owned it...

@krisfleischer7467

43w↑32

@@robdi4585 I can give you my address, my Dad did his job. You don’t know my Dad but you can know me.

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@painsaw845

39w↑47

As a German I always say, that no Nation can affort pointing the finger at anybody. There are dark spots in every nations history.

@SubhojeetDeb.

39w↑5

Talk about yourself.

@user-dj7wv5ok2x

12w

As a German, you might know that Hitler obtained the vast majority of his ideas from careful study of American history; shheeiit, as much as he tried to duplicate the evils of American slavery, he STILL couldn't come close to the level of brutality in what we now know as the holocaust....

Even his "Nuremberg racial purity laws" read absolutely verbatim to the "Black Codes" during the formal period of slavery in the USA!

@Harry11enderson

11w↑6

That is not true at all, there are plenty of countries that haven't done anything like what your kind did

@painsaw845

11w↑2

@@Harry11enderson my kind? It's correct some nations didn't do anything too bad but those also never played a big role in history.

@ItisOKtobewhite

10w↑2

@@Harry11endersonWhat kind are you ? Tell me your kind and I will tell you your crime .

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@julianndavis9415

36w↑203

I was just a baby so I never personally watched the news as it was happening. But as I grew up, the Vietnam War was spoken of in whispers. And any questions I asked were met with a profound silence. I knew it was bad, but didn’t know why or how. Thank you for taking time to keep awareness alive

@bbmtge

32w

Your comment is a complete lie.

@julianndavis9415

32w↑5

@@bbmtge what a strange thing to say.

@thomaslynch3688

29w↑22

@@bbmtge Where is the lie? I am a Vietnam combat vet, 67-68. So run your mouth about ‘the lie’ with me! Because most Americans only know a minimal amount about Nam, the conflict and least of all the history of the Vietnamese. If you did, you’d not make ignorant pronouncements. My Lai was real. The massacre was real. And Lt. Calley getting off lightly was real! So where is the lie????

@quaileggsvermont

28w↑4

I remember it vividly! The US should have done way more!

@nikihughes9226

25w

@@thomaslynch3688thank you for your service & your words. My son's Dad served two tours & rarely spoke of his time in country.

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@davidrymal7559

15w↑66

As a high-school student at the time. I remember the protests. My brother was sent to Nam. He committed suicide at 41 because of ptsd and exposure to agent orange.

@bradking1536

12w↑2

Hope you are well God loves you deeply shalom 🤗🐼♥️✝️💐 Philippians 4:8

@3rdFloorblog

44w↑174

We humans are a savage and violent species...the horrors we inflict on each other is right out of nightmares.

@powerbadpowerbad

43w↑9

AGREED.And you wonder why any-SANE-aliens would want to invade earth.

@rawitamudiyanselagethilaka186

43w

Why dont you say americans did war crimes than any other country

@themosqtosaitamacouldntkil5603

43w↑14

U mean" americans"?

@kiaheat1920

43w

🙏🙏🙏

@asamanyworlds3772

42w↑1

Nonhumans can be jerks too

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@alejandrovargas7592

44w↑856

A massive war crime like that can NEVER be justified. I'm deeply ashamed of this . The men that did that were no better than any Nazis.

@MM-be5le

44w↑27

@@watkinsinc.7147Mercy????????

@watkinsinc.7147

44w↑2

@@MM-be5le What?

@MM-be5le

44w

@@watkinsinc.7147Mercy is raping women and murdering then along with children???

@watkinsinc.7147

44w↑16

@@MM-be5le Who is telling the story? Have you ever been to war?

@chamuuemura5314

44w↑46

The only excuse (not reason) is PTSD but that doesn’t fly here.

In addition to being murder, intentionally targeting civilians will make other civilians more likely to support the enemy. In the case of WW2 it was partisans. Here it was the VC. My Lai may have killed 4 VC but led to the recruiting of thousands more.

The Art of War says to respect those you capture. That way you may have a friend for later. Likely the VC attacks preceding My Lai were by those resisting the same mistreatment that happened at My Lai. The entire war was a mistake of execution. With events like My Lai there’d be no way to win over the civilians to show them that the soldiers had their best interests at heart.

Mercy… there’s no mercy in murder, not even for those committing it.

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@terryspence7609

25w↑17

So much respect for your courage in sharing and enlightening world wide. Being x military I thank you for your service! Lying to cover up crime is cowardice and of service only to criminals.

@majorphenom1

Thanks for sharing 🙏🏾
Prayers out for those trying to recover from the passing of their loved ones 🕊️
Prayers out for those trying to recover from trauma 🕊️

@jamescarp

40w↑255

I remember reading articles back in the 80's about the atrocities done during the Vietnam War and it made me physically sick! That was one BRUTAL WAR!

@silentrunner7283

39w

@timelliott4117

36w↑19

They are all brutal brother. This one just had the Press

@rikuhell8076

34w↑1

Fyi : Vietnamese didnt feel like that with russia/putin now . We proud of hero lmao

@george.eliot42

34w↑12

Brutal and completely unnecessary. So many lives lost.

@user-up9kr6bj9r

32w

One of the many committed by the US, and yet they are the so-called defenders of freedom and justice around the world??!!

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@Cantetinza17

36w↑26

I have an uncle that was in this war and when he came back he was a raging alcoholic. He drank himself to death. He said that we were on the same level of the Nazis. I also had a teacher that was in the war and he said that he's haunted by all the souls that perished and when he sleeps he sees their faces.
Sadly rapes are still happening, but it's against females in their command or on the same base.

@truongsa7818

36w↑3

Và bây giờ người Mỹ chưa bồi thường chiến tranh cho Việt Nam, chưa có một lời xin lỗi. Vâng thưa ông!

@forpeace8375

24w↑2

Karma 🙃

@Taiyou536

44w↑69

The USA also did and do that in other countries : but they are untouchable - no American may be charged in Den Haag - this says all !

@thorn262

44w↑20

That's how the U.S. makes their money. Finance the Arms Industry, then find somewhere -- it matters not where that might be -- to unleash it.

@Taiyou536

44w↑13

@@thorn262 A german Comedian said : " they are like glaziers who smash the panes at night and then offer to help the next day "

@foggy561

44w↑4

@@Taiyou536 you sure that German "comedian" had room to talk? Did he forget about the camps and the ovens?

@ljt3084

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@ocarrier3918

44w↑8

@@foggy561 Taiyou said "a German comedian", NOT a Nazi armed forces member.

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@jeffxion

41w↑185

I am Hmong, while while I was too young to experience the horrific of this war, I end up grown up here in the US know my family had lost everything.

Your hero is my enemy and my hero is your enemy. No one wins except a few corrupt politicians and corporations that gain unimaginable wealth form all the suffering.

@FarmerKen355

41w↑6

The Hmong are great people.

@juanlu3958

41w↑4

I heard that hmong are the descendants of Chiyou, your ancestors were defeated by our ancestors, so your ancestors went to Vietnam?

@psalms27verse4

41w↑6

My condolences to you and your family for your losses. The philosophy of this government for hundreds of years has been “Might is Right” but this government and this country called America will fall like all the others have in by gone days.

@lizh1988

39w

The Vietnam War was hated by many Americans, especially young people. They thought it was all about old men getting money from seller my tanks and weapons. They especially hated Richard Nixon, the president.

They wanted peace.

@deselby9240

39w↑4

Yes. It's always about the greed of a handful of elites.

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@zzzubmno2755

37w↑19

The Vietnam War isnt just a stain on American history, it is also a major stain on Canadian history. Canada was part of the International Control Commission (ICC) and was to oversee that the Geneva Agreements were followed. We were suppose to neutral, but we turned a blind eye to many atrocities and the negotiations were on the American side. A lot of the weapons used were manufactured in Canada, such as the napalm bombs. Even the Agent Orange that was used, was tested in Canada first. The U.S hid a lot of things, but only because they knew Canada allowed it to happen and wouldnt do anything about it. On the international stage, Canada was opposed to the war, but behind closed doors, Canada made billions in profits supplying weapons and raw materials to help the U.S war machine. The Vietnam War was not one of Canada's finest moments in History.

@teddy.d174

34w↑12

An unfortunate result of bad leadership. Retired Marine Colonel Andrew Millburn has talked extensively about his time commanding young Marines, in the Middle East and around the world. He stated that after Marines were killed, he always had a talk about how important it was for them to uphold the values that we fight for and not go after bloodlust, or brutal revenge. Great officers and leaders can make all the difference in the world. That being said…Soldiers, Marines, Airmen and Seamen didn’t deserve the horrible treatment they received, when they returned from Vietnam. Excellent video, well done sir.

@dannyeng7316

42w↑199

My mom refuses to talk about the war. Now I know why and this is heartbreaking.

@shmug1968

42w

American government is still lying to its people; it is time for american civilians to wake up to the reality.

@RyanJosepher

41w

The captain should feel lucky that I wasn't alive and in his unit at the time because I would execute him without a second thought😅

@jeanniecooper7390

41w↑3

Yes! Grandfather's in hardly every spoke again of the wars😢

@solslastcannula5665

41w↑1

Get her to talk. By any means

@honey25873

41w

😢

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@pallaszina

41w↑41

Thank you for posting this. My heart goes to those poor townspeople.

@titaniumffclub9122

40w↑1

Shocked to know every time innocent people are crushes down in such atrocity.
In india also we have noticed such brutality many times now due to YouTube otherwise it all was disappeared in main stream media.
🙏🙏

@user-yq5dv9dh4h

13w↑3

Thank you very much for bringing to light such horrible unforgivable actions surely unforgettable by people of Milai may God give them peace.

@forevabeasty

34w↑11

This is one if the sickest stories ive heard, being a father knowing how precious your youth is, this is sick.

@CenterPorchNP

9w↑1

How many more stories do we not know?

@thomaslynch3688

40w↑703

As a Vietnam combat medic who was in Nam when the My Lai massacre occurred (but I never heard about it until I came home in Dec. 68), I found the actions of Lt. Calley and others to be inexcusable. The lives of innocent Vietnamese cannot be less precious than the lives of Americans. We were in their country and it reflects poorly on our country when we devalue their lives. Calley was a lying murderous coward and he not only should not have been pardoned, he should have been executed for what he did. My job as a medic was to care for the sick and wounded...and I did that for friend and enemy alike. Some of my fellow soldiers weren't crazy about that but I didn't care as I had to answer for my own actions and choices. Besides I was a Black American soldier who experienced the cruelty of White supremacy in my home country. The Vietnamese were still people in my eyes and many of their soldiers were 'drafted' just like me.
And by the way, Calley and Medina's orders were illegal...the soldiers under them had every right to refuse to obey! If they were court-martialed, they probably would have been found not guilty and Calley and Medina would have been court-martialed.

@aarondigby5054

40w

They were raping little girls in the villages as young as 10yrs old. Smdh

@sarahwallner

40w↑43

Thank you for your service!

@dietermeyer259

39w

Normally Calley and Medina must sit on electric chair, but 230 Volt with wet connections, so long as it needs that they die.

@SieuA-rj3rn

38w↑28

Cảm ơn vì bạn đã hiểu . Lời chào đến từ VN

@RobertSmith-oc5nf

38w↑23

Thanks for shareing your story . And thank you for your service .

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@humblebumblehomestead4777

44w↑102

Imagine women just trying to protect their babies 😢

@christah4102

44w

Women have been trying to protect their babies from man and their frivolous wars since the dawn of time. Sad reality of the evil that infested this world.

@baby_garnet8166

43w

😅😅a☆ b. B

@sar983

TYPICAL AMERICAN @@baby_garnet8166

@Savadorason1

35w↑2

-Back then in the mid to late 60s you could watch the news and see video footage of the Vietnam war. Reporters & cameramen showed nearly everything, the screaming crying, blood spattered victims, scenes where the cameraman was walking past dead Asian bodies while a news reporter narrated, military walking or running past, gun fire, etc. And I've heard from Vietnam vets that rules just went out the window. I was about 8 or 9. So when our mom walked in & saw that on TV she'd shout for us to stop watching it. The news wouldn't show scenes like that today. War is hell regardless of when, but somehow That war, even if you weren't there, 1 could still see it was insane.

@leveraction3

15w↑8

I was 8 years old when this happened but it was part of our household considering we had family members in Vietnam fighting at the time

@thor7856

44w↑80

This is no secret, it's been talked about for decades.

@kevinbergeman4069

44w↑7

As a military cadet in late 70s & early 80s this was taught as an object lesson on the necessity of refusing illegal orders and the importance of understanding what constitutes a war crime.

@mikloridden8276

44w↑7

Not talked about enough. I noticed nothing was talked about after the war, you know how I know? Recent generations glamorize it thanks to movies.

@metal_fusion

44w

The American military is as guilty as hiding their damn secrets just like the politicians

@sgtpepper4971

43w↑1

Exactly, I think the people that are appalled by this aren’t aware that there has not been a war where actions like this and worse is almost a common scenario.

@B126USMC

43w↑1

@@kevinbergeman4069 Well things got pretty "SOFTIE" after we left Vietnam. I hear it's gotten so soft, that if you feel someone is too hard on you, you have a little ticket to present to tell them to stop ! I can see it now... present your enemy with a little ticket to tell them to "STOP"

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@waynewells3297

41w↑260

I remember news coverage of My Lai when I was 11 years old. Even though I was a child, and obviously apolitical, that incident forever changed my view of the U.S. military and the meaning of patriotism. It also made me profoundly cynical about all warfare.

@ericsohn5084

40w

You wouldn't be enjoying all the things if not for the military. I dare you giving up your things for some unrelenting people. Even now your big corps exploit ppl around the world

@patriciaroysdon9540

40w↑14

I remember it too. As a child, this horrified me.

@justsayin5609

39w↑15

We would be about the same age. What I've never forgotten was daily body counts on the news, proven to be falsified as the truth came out.

@ThomasG.-hh9gg

39w

The viet cong committed MANY WAR crimes during the Vietnam war and the media rarely reported on that

@karlyost3572

15w↑2

😂 it really is sad my brother was in that war and he said that the Vietnamese would put hand grenades on the women and children to try to kill the Americans so they had to do something they didn't really want to kill them but they had to they had no other choice and that's why they were smoking weed so that it would smear their memory

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@DizzyDeeGaming

15w↑6

It’s crazy to think that the government could have covered up so many bad things but we would have absolutely no idea about it

@lauramater628

37w↑3

Most Vietnam vets around here that I knew had drug and alcohol problems but they were some good guys just exposed to a lot at a early age it was hard to deal with. My step dad would throw up his food almost every evening. Then he returned to table to try and finish eating. He fought in world war 2.

@nikkibee8206

38w↑45

I am indian and have great respect for Vietnamese people...we remember and mention you as the strong headed people who gave tough time to Americans.......

@brookeshane3170

9w↑2

I worked for a company that hired alot of Vietnamese people. I grew to value these people as friends not just co workers. They shared and taught and united to be a force within the company.

I would negotiate contract terms differently but still enjoyed working beside them.

@lauraberry960

40w↑172

This horrible war marked the awakening of my awareness of the evils of humans towards each other. I learned not to trust my government blindly. What happened was inexcusable. Being very young at the time, l was shocked at the atrocities committed by the U.S. government. This has remained with me until today.

@mattk8810

40w↑8

Any man gets turned to this when the enemy kills all your friends. You turn into a savage and take the opportunity to take their families. War is brutal and unnecessary.

@jjqq4116

40w

Us people are US army. US govt. and the US army is made of of US people. All involved USA citizens are terrorists and will go to hell for the crimes they've committed.

@ThomasG.-hh9gg

39w↑6

There’s a book called “war is a racket” written by retired MARINE GENERAL Smedley butler.I have tremendous respect for this man. When I was in the army I knew soldiers that would question authority. Thomas Jefferson said that dissension is patriotic. QUESTION YOUR LEADERS!!!!!!

@ThomasG.-hh9gg

39w↑2

The Vietnam war was a very brutal war and only those that were in that war can pass judgment on those soldiers that were at my lay. I am grateful that I was not subjected to those conditions and you should be grateful also. What would you have done if you were subjected to the same circumstances???

@ericsnyder2719

39w↑4

It's a good movie but what about what the government did to the soldiers and what about what the American people did to the soldiers I don't blame them at all guess I'm just to close and know too much my father was their you want the whole story go to a Va nursing home before they are all gone they will talk you just have to have the patience and time which none of you have have a good day

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@Yourmomlovesmethough

37w↑5

Hats off to the guys that showed some compassion and threatened to shoot their own Americans if they attempted to hurt any more of those poor civilians. 🥺

@yolo4dolo28

23w↑5

He's 74 and still living his life , I wonder if any of this still haunts him

@JOHN-ly6yp

26w

This makes my heart ache. Instead of hate let's spread love.

@JohnBdog

43w↑41

As a soldier, you don't kill unarmed humans! Another good reason to never fight an "undeclared" war.

@itconsgenio

43w↑99

Im Filipino 🇵🇭 and i feel sorry for my Vietnam brothers that this happened to them.

@bernarddavis1050

43w↑25

Happened in your country too buddy. Spanish-American War. US troops murdered a million Filipinos.

@rezaasif

43w

Its baffaling to see Phillipines now hosting US bases designed to kill civilians in a future war in the Pacific-the same people who were killed over and over again by the US and the Japs. Are some nations just clinically forgetful?

@fxnewbie9173

43w

@@bernarddavis1050 mismo.

@digong4591

43w

Bully talga to US kht ngyon binisto tlga cla ni FPRRD .

@GeorgeTSiy

42w

true, let's try to improve and atone for mistakes.But note Philippines was used as staging ground by the US and Phil forces were used as support , tho not in the asssaults

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@FrshJurassicPrnceYA

33w↑15

I remember the film Platoon hinted at this event in the scene when the soldiers raided and burned down an entire village. It was horrifying to watch, yet reality was much worse.

When will our species learn that war never leads to anything but carnage and suffering?! 😔

RIP to all those civilians that have died in this and other massacres!

@anwornation3399

5w↑2

Thank you, good 👍 video

@kathywolf4558

44w↑40

"Just following orders"....great atrocities are committed with that excuse....

@ThomasG.-hh9gg

44w

Did you fight in a war?? Of course not, that’s why you have no problem passing judgement. You are living in a fools paradise

@johnbernacki6155

43w

The nazis were just following orders too

@jthomas8519

44w↑53

That's a warcrime and should be treated as one. Leaders and soldiers involved should be publicly disgraced and have any honours stripped

@metal_fusion

44w

Completely agree these so call Americans soldiers are a disgrace to the Army and to the people of the United states 🇺🇸. Take away their medals

@terrybarker9694

43w↑1

Easy to say if you've never been there .

@jthomas8519

43w

It's easy to say whatever side your on, this was a disgusting act carried out by the men of honour and freedom. The us is just as self serving as any other country that we are told Re the bad guys

@rafaeldonnelly3593

31w↑7

All wars brutalise those susceptible to becoming brutes and, sadly, atrocities result. Thank God for people like the three men in this video, who try to stop these atrocities occurring.

@Icebearlikesengines

16w↑2

I learned one thing from this channel that whoever is in power is never innocent

@Shylara

44w↑363

My father came back from this war broken and an addict. He would choke my mother in the middle of the night with his night terrors. He told my mother about all of the children he killed and he said that was the hardest for him. He ultimately committed suicide.

@ThomasG.-hh9gg

44w↑53

I am sorry for your loss, I am a veteran and it hurts me when I hear about a fellow veterans pain and suffering

@greenlover247

44w↑82

@@ThomasG.-hh9gg it hurts me when I hear about the suffering of the Vietnamese to

@Shylara

44w↑26

@@ThomasG.-hh9gg thank you for your kindness and your service.

@aussiegirl3473

44w↑26

I have listened to other 'Nam vets who share they were supplied with drugs to help them cope with the orders they were given and the treatment that the Vietnamese civillians were subjected to.. and other wars the same thing, re the drugs.. so sad.. no one wins in these situations.. all are victims..
Sorry for your dad's and your loss.. what a horrific experience to be put through.. those children are in heaven now.. they don't reject Yahweh's ownership and all belongs to Him so when they leave here they are with Him once more.. your father went through hell on earth.. i pray he found peace with our creator in the moments of his passing from this part of life to the next 🙏
These stories are always heart wrenching..
Peace to you Shylara

@kathyannpardi9888

44w↑11

@@Shylara, I'm so sorry.

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@CRAIG5835

43w↑207

If as an American you ever wondered why the US is so internationally LOATHED, My Lai and Vietnam are only one small part of the reasons.

@EIRE55

43w

Precisely so, Craig. The US is a greedy warmongering sh!thole of a country. Stay safe and well, Craig.

@neeltjebooysen2688

43w↑25

Agree always defend the USA but this changed my opinion .remember my dad allways said what is a country doing in another country. Also applicable here to Ukraine

@Sssthpok

43w↑16

agree, the true true. Old Glory became The Butchers Apron

@CyraxxIsPDFile

43w↑10

I dont think any one American cares at all that anyone LOATHES us.. haha

@KayyHong

43w↑11

Don't forget Abu Ghraib and Guantanamo

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@jojodelima1953

37w↑16

As a teenager, i read about the story in LIFE magazine, including the spine chilling photographs of the massacre. American soldiers in Vietnam, for the first tome experienced the horrors of an insurgency war, a faceless, illusive enemy that melts into the jungle. Rules of engagement had to be re- written. Time and again horrible acts like these were repeated by troops

@karate4348

And still are.
It's a game for elites and boys and war training is a pathetic excuse for macho weakness, fear and listeners, where peace and meaningful community connection should be.

@CanadianSmoke

14w↑2

After all these decades, it is still sickening.

@peterpph126

42w↑147

This massacre was repeated multiple times with impunity by US military all over the world.

@adrianjporter5295

41w

To this day where ever deployed. The Americans need to go man. If north Korea blew them up , I could care less

@ThePierre58

41w↑4

Evidence?

@fitito500

41w↑17

@@ThePierre58Hiroshima and Nagasaki????🤷???

@fitito500

41w↑20

@@ThePierre58the only country ho did trow two nuclear bombs over civilians in history 🤷

@Nopeandnope3861

41w

@@fitito500 relentless enemy who attacked the US….it took more than one bomb to get them to stop….and it’s the US’s fault? Plus the US rebuilt their country. Who does that?

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@quyetnguyen5651

40w↑267

As a Vietnamese with the great patriotism, I definitely thank you for speaking the hidden truth to the world out there, where people are still ignorant of how war crime was conducted by American military. I also subscribed your channel and hit the bell as well as liked the video as a way of saying thanks to you. Keep up your work, bro. God bless you

@ThomasG.-hh9gg

40w↑25

The VC are guilty of committing many war crimes in Vietnam during the Vietnam war, do your homework junior

@quyetnguyen5651

40w↑42

@@ThomasG.-hh9gg it's a shame to acclaim yourself a hero for killing innocent people before the eyes of those who don't know. Stop messing with others, harming them then calling it legitimate. In fact, there should have been more basic history homework for you instead of jerking people around

@vicpetrishak7705

40w↑9

Some of our troops came across our captured troops in the jungle tortured to death . They were not the least bit happy and became vigilantes , rightfully so !

@STALIN-GRAD

39w↑7

Вьетнам Хо-Ши-Мин, Вьетнам Хо-Ши-Мин! Героическому Вьетнамскому народу Слава во веки! С уважением, от СССР и его людей...

@quyetnguyen5651

39w↑6

@@STALIN-GRAD Всегда будем хорошими братьями

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@phambadien650

15w↑1

Cảm ơn videos của bạn đã đăng lên, sẽ có những cựu chiến binh còn chưa nói những gì khó nói về chiến tranh VN sẽ bộc bạch trên đây

@dustin2250

27w↑9

"Just following orders," is used to justify the most brutal and inhumane acts in history.

@msotil

42w↑542

What distinguishes the My Lai massacre is that there was one courageous photographer who brought this atrocity to light despite strenuous efforts of the US government to suppress the publication of the photographs and many death threats. Once published, the government had no choice but to conduct an "investigation" and conduct some mock "court martials". Despite the abundance of evidence and confessions of the criminals involved, only one man, platoon leader First Lt. William Calley, was convicted and sentenced to 30 years in prison. The rest of the murderers were all declared "not-guilty". His sentence, however, was promptly commuted to three years of house arrest during which time Calley attended university courses and received regular visits by his girl friend. He was finally pardoned (by stupid Jimmy Carter). His immediate superior, Captain Ernest Medina was cashiered out of the US Army and was promptly hired by helicopter manufacturer Enstrom Helicopter Corporation, owned by (infamous lawyer) F. Lee Bailey. That the murderers descended upon the villagers from helicopters may have something to do with the reward. There were other such massacres that were never published.

@havu-oj4qh

41w

Before it became known to the public, it was hidden by the commanders and reported as an "accomplishment" to destroy the VC.

@kylekilgore291

41w

Can’t pardon them from gods wrath. May they burn in hell for thier atrocities towards mankind

@johnl9977

41w

For sure, Republicans/conservatives would do anything to bury atrocities by our military, they did a lot of that recently in Iraq and Afghanistan. Hundreds of cases that will never see the light of day. Just as truth is not truth to Republicans, evil is not evil.

@johanna5688

41w

Yes, when the Koreans entered into the war in My Lai. They showed what atrocious monsters they are. They took little children & babies from their mothers, and threw them into a big fire. The mothers were shot & killed first. I'm sure some mother's witnessed their babies tossed into the fire. This is unforgivable cruelty that I can't call them human. Now after watching this, I heard the US soldiers decapitated babies. This makes them despicable monsters. Never mind you evil murderers. God saw each of you and you will be judged & punished accordingly. Many of these beasts have died already. Good riddance!

@dmarr528

41w↑37

A lot of similarities with desert storm as well. Women and children were killed senseless, women were raped, homes were burnt down. This comes to mind when I see homeless veterans begging on a corner. I see karma.

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@edgarmorales7855

44w↑171

Man this got me teary eyed and got a knot in my throat seeing the kids God Bless the one’s trying to help and saved inocente civilians

@mosesgikonyo7929

43w

@@jzsbff4801 u are a fool. My God have mercy on u

@marytica123

42w

The Bible clearly states that GOD does NOT forgive the murder of innocent children. Those soldiers will face God on Judgment Day, and be consigned to the HELL OF FIRE.

@simona4315

42w

And what should God do to the American, British.....

@simona4315

42w

@@jzsbff4801 darling if you think material possession leads to happiness and consider material gains as the sky daddy rewards, please think again?

@viraoionot3b275

42w

US are the REAL.terriorest😡😡😡😡😡😡😡

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@EdA-qh7qr

16w↑3

I wa a teenager when this happened and also the time I lost respect for our military

@katiekennington5387

37w↑1

100% of this breaks my heart...I feel sick, THIS is what we should be worried about, not trivialities

@ThabaniTBowseHadebe0909

12w

"I ain’t going no 10,000 miles to help murder and kill other poor people. If I want to die, I’ll die right here, right now, fightin’ you, if I want to die.
You my enemy, not no Chinese, no Vietcong, no Japanese.
You my opposer when I want freedom.
You my opposer when I want justice.
You my opposer when I want equality.
Want me to go somewhere and fight for you?
You won’t even stand up for me right here in America, for my rights and my religious beliefs.
You won’t even stand up for my rights here at home.” RIP M. Ali

@ThabaniTBowseHadebe0909

12w

@metal_fusion

44w↑388

Hugh Thompson and his helicopter crew are the real American heroes of this terrible massacre. These men were better soldiers and honorable people than the brothers in arms they served with.

@toonmag50

44w↑5

A drowning man will clutch at straws.

@gailcrowe727

43w↑14

I heard that it was difficult for them to tell who were civilians and who were Viet Cong and
that the Viet Cong hid in the villages with the civilians. I suppose this made the soldiers
very nervous and as a consequence trigger happy. Nevertheless it was an evil thing they
did.

@VietnamesePenisAmericanGirl

43w↑1

I was permitted to work for many years of my life under the greatest son whom my people has brought forth in its five thousand-year history. Even if I could, I would not want to erase this period of time from my existence. I am happy to know that I have done my duty as a Vietnamese, as a National Socialist, as a loyal follower of Ho Chi Minh. I do not regret anything. If I were to begin all over again, I would act just as I have acted, even if I knew that in the end I should meet a fiery death at the stake.

@ophirbactrius8285

43w↑1

But that's horrific moments always haunting rest of his life moreover for those psychopathic murders.

@awholelotofmeat5098

43w↑41

@@gailcrowe727so those kids and babies were vietcong in hiding?

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@ljg2976

42w↑98

My Uncle was in the Vietnam War. He had shrapnal in his back so came home with an honory discharge. He had scars on his back. He had flashbacks of planes in the sky and would say " Do u hear them"
He is ok now years later. That war killed and messed up so many lives! 😢😢

@user-vw9mm7xt4h

42w↑1

Can you also remember the CCP’s invasion of Tibet and Xinjiang?

@catherinejohnstone5397

42w

😢

@catherinejohnstone5397

42w

@@user-vw9mm7xt4h They got sophisticated and attacked the entire world with Covid. 30 thousand individuals a day flew in and out of their airports.

@Jeff-bl1rz

Every war ….. it’s going on today ..

@paulaka7

24w↑6

And this is just a drop in the bucket of what the US has done,

@2002S40

12w↑3

Not a bucket, an ocean.

@williamwhite3047

14w↑1

This video sheds the truth on these atrocities, gives a whole new meaning of America the beautiful, home of the free, land of the brave, what a shame!

@dinomader2211

13w

No it actually doesn't!

@robdi4585

44w↑357

I've heard of this massacre. It sickens me. The details of these events are very heart-wrenching. This makes me feel depressed about life and what human beings are capable of doing to each other.

@Die-versity-yg4up

43w

It was a prank get over it .

@BaronsHistoryTimes

43w↑33

That's only one of the known massacres.... atrocities upon civilians/ villagers were routine, as was USA/ CIA systemic torture

@silentminority2342

43w

ITS FAKE NEWS AND LIES NO PROOF OF ANY OF THIS

@davidortega357

43w↑17

There will be massacres look what happened at wounded knee South Dakota 1890 7 th cavalry united States Army 911 , war is sad

@sydmccreath4554

43w

@@Die-versity-yg4up was it f*ck

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@aluminumshapingobsession2814

42w↑122

I was eligible for the draft in 1971. Nothing like being faced with being forced to entering into that hell. I received a high number but some friends got pulled in. That experience gave me a whole new understanding of how the military industrial complex is in control of the planet…

@thebrowns5337

42w↑6

Them and big oil

@richardlawson6787

42w↑7

Dont forget Afghanistan and iraq and korea also...

@johndough1703

41w

@@thebrowns5337 It’s the Jews You’re welcome.
Remember, CEOs have names. Might as well NOT even comment with a useless ambiguous “Big Oil” / Big Brother / Illuminati comment.

@johnyoung1601

41w

The true heroes were those who refused to go and those who, although not drafted, refused to join this [adjective missing] war. Draft dodgers were the true patriots.

@tomdalzell2407

41w

@richardlawson6787 And, don't forget WWII and defeating the NAZIS. What a waste of human lives, right? We should never have fought those misunderstood, falsely maligned NAZIS, right? It was all a bunch of lies by the Military Industrial Complex, right? All war is horrible, right? War is senseless, right? Why get involved? Let those Jews defend themselves, right? None of our business, right? When the leaders have to fight the wars instead of young men, then there'd be no wars, right? Hitler would have kicked the much older, frail, cripple, FDR's ass, and the war would be over. Yup, we'd have peace. NAZI peace. And, no Jews. And, no Blacks. But heck, we'd at least have no war, right? You'd be OK with that, right?

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@trentonsheppardii8719

32w

I've heard of the Hill 192 incident which later became a movie Casualties of war

@missk1942

15w↑1

Vietnam is such wonderful Country with generous kind people wonderful people.
I drove a motorbike the length of the country, just amazing longing to go back....

@robertturner8232

42w↑34

I got to know Hugh Thompson as my VA Rep in Lafayette, LA. in the 90's. I never knew of his specific heroic actions until after he passed and I read his book. He was a genuine and caring man.

@RedSport555

41w↑161

I had a great uncle who was in this war and the things they had to do there haunted him for the rest of his life , he couldn’t even talk about this war without crying and that’s if you were even able to get him to talk about it at all …. God rest his soul

@-Markus-

41w↑17

Lol, if there is a God your great uncles soul most definitely isnt resting XD

@harejr8396

41w↑1

I’ve heard very few of my fathers stories. He was held pow until 1974. He was shot twice in the back and in Hanoi for the last 6 months of the war. The things I’ve heard from my father haunt me

@ThomasG.-hh9gg

39w↑3

I hope he has found peace

@tattoowho

24w↑1

@@-Markus-unless he "repented" of course. Then Jesus gets him to heaven.

@VietHoangGia18888

15w

There is no god! Instincts are created by political ideologies. God is the greatest lie drawn by man..😂

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@MMAli-rq8kd

12w↑4

I wonder how a million Iraqi civilians died after the US invasion and how many massacres will never be heard of !

@FarmerKen355

41w↑690

@carlee360

41w↑66

Thank you for your service and for your incredible comment. You are a great story teller. My husband’s dad drank himself to death after 3 tours in Vietnam. He died when my husband was 15. He never spoke about his time there. Not once. Very happy you made it home and that you survived to speak about the trauma of war. So many didn’t make it back but even the ones that did lost a piece of themselves they could never get back. I am so fascinated by war history. Mainly because it’s so insane that even today we kill each other to solve problems? Doesn’t make any sense.

@Loverofdaimbars

41w↑20

Brilliant. Thanks for sharing.

@GiaBao-gr2zd

41w↑46

Damn, great story. Much respect from a young vietnamese here.

@FarmerKen355

41w↑27

@@GiaBao-gr2zd Thanks, that means a lot.

@trolledbygod

41w↑28

Thank you for sharing this Ken. I was able to visualize your story and I even played “Love is blue” while reading this. I’m really glad you came out of the war strong and the way you speak of it shows me that you have your honor and dignity intact. Maybe others weren’t able to speak of the war due to their actions and from that I learned a valuable lesson. The guilt some of those guys must have felt over the years must have been unbearably painful. I appreciate your existence and the path you chose on your journey. Thank you for your service and again for sharing.

- 31 year old Vietnamese American

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@rachaelcastillo1065

23w

I lost my 20yo Brother in 1967 and Better That He Died then to go through what so MANY YOUNG MEN HAVE HAD TO EXPERIENCE IN THAT HORRIBLE WAR ...

@regcrowder9010

40w↑10

Thank you for this. This must not be forgotten.

@RELopez-mk4ic

44w↑246

My father was MEDVAC in Vietnam and returned home in 1966. My brother killed himself while he was in Vietnam (Heroine overdose). I joined the USMC after I graduated and learned very quickly, that if the Government said it did not happen, it did not happen (I would give specifics, however, no one would believe it). My mother never came to accept the death of her son. What a tragic conflict this was. The man that was mentioned "Vanardo Simpson" committed suicide years later after his son was killed by a stray bullet in Jackson, Mississippi.

@britishknightakaminininja1123

44w↑44

Isn't it terrifying how similar the statement "If the Government said it did not happen, it did not happen" is in both the USA about Vietnam (or Iraq, Afghanistan, etc) to how the Russian Government and Putin try to 'announce' what is true or not about Ukraine today?

@bloodyspartan300

44w

@@britishknightakaminininja1123 Don't you mean what the Media and Elites say happened? IF the Ukes were not getting hammered we would not be doing the Constant Murmansk Convoys to Uke land, along with other countries. Does anyone have any idea really how much equipment and cash have been laundered in the attempt to squash Putin. Like another Guy Rootin for Putin, we have more Marxists in the US, than Putin has left in the Russian Fed.

Does anyone still posses INtegrity anymore?

@melbourne-heat.69-71

43w

During the Vietnam war the CIA they were smuggling "heroin" all kinds of opium's..Black hash with opium through it all paid for by American business men in the United States they were using "Air American Airlines" this is the biggest reason they were keeping troops out of Laos and Cambodia because the enemy and the CIA were working together both sides were making money off of drugs..More people died from heroin overdose in the United States then you could ever imagine,The war was completely over by 1975 Air American went out of business in 1976..That War had nothing to do with Communism it was all about Power Money and Drugs That's it...🤬

@crustycobs2669

43w↑34

A disgraceful war from which rhey learned nothing

@VietnamesePenisAmericanGirl

43w↑1

Ahahaha

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@larry3591

37w

Awsome job on this topic

@berthahernandez2209

13w

Prayers for all those that have died during all wars. Prayers for the conversion of all those starting wars and misleading soldiers. Prayers for the conversion of all soldiers following unjust orders🙏🏼📿♥️

@faeries292

39w↑17

This needs to be spread more around the world.

@sandeewood2948

43w↑457

I was a infantry soldier in Vietnam in 1968 was a draftee my unit would never ever do anything like this I can’t even imagine why these soldiers did this yes it was frustrating when you lose your buddies to booby traps and mines but to take out a whole village was ridiculous…what these idiots did that day labeled all of us as baby killers and it wasn’t right…

@chrishamlin5863

43w↑3

Were you in a com bat unit?

@equine2020

43w↑48

Many of these villages supported our enemy. The had radios to contact our enemy, & give our troops location.
The kids/women tried to kill you.
No way of telling if a village was friend, or foe. 1 suspicious move could set our boys off. It's die. Or react.

@dorange_

43w

@@equine2020baby killers apologists

@user-yf7bj8xj5r

43w↑8

They were told it was a vc village and ordered to kill them. 3/4 would not obey officers order. But several machine gun bursts finished them off in under a minute.

@futuretechzone179

43w

Americans still go these killings in Iraq in Afghanistan in Libya and Syria to name a few....they murderers and child killers...why do you people even attack and are in other peoples Country ...

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@harrywensel8456

37w↑4

Lt. William Calley
He was sentenced to life in prison but served only three days because President Richard Nixon ordered his sentence reduced. After spending three years under house arrest, he married and worked at his father-in-law's Georgia jewelry store. Calley, 74, now lives in Atlanta.

@khav11

36w

hes in florida, conservative haven.

@nomorewar4189

14w↑2

You fight the bad way by showing them a better way - not by becoming what they accuse you of.

@Chu6um

44w↑167

Many countries seem to try and 'forget' atrocities their own nation committed or were involved in throughout history. The unsung hero's were those who put themselves in a position to stop or try to stop such activities amongst their own forces. No conflict has ever avoided such crimes.

@po350

43w

Who started the conflict? America has no business of being there. Now that you try to justify America actions... I curse you and your f@mily to hell...

@paulcombee2209

43w↑9

Absolutely correct 👍

@kevinforeman4485

43w

Forget?? Some just deny they ever happened. The Japanese deny Nanking. Turkey denies the Armenian slaughter.

@nickn6223

42w

Oh....I guess that makes everything just fine. Not to mention that they killed over a million civilians in bombing alone. But the U.S wants to judge others like they are God.

@user-vw9mm7xt4h

42w↑1

Can you also help remember the CCP’s invasion of Tibet and Xinjiang?

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@jessim97

40w↑27

It’s devastating for any man or woman to die.. but I just can’t even fathom killing a child..
being a mother of two, the thought is just heartbreaking

@Ellis_B

40w↑4

Completely inhuman

@silentrunner7283

39w↑3

unfortunately it happened on US soil also.
Read up on the Massacres of the Native people.
I can still remember an article where soldiers were using babies as target practice.

@jessim97

39w

@@silentrunner7283 I’ll have to look at that. That’s absolutely terrible :/

@soldierofchristrev3205

39w↑1

@@silentrunner7283
And raping

@Chancethecatthatcan

30w↑7

We had no business in Vietnam. Then we wonder why other nations think poorly about us. History or war, invasions and death

@grahamgoldie1577

36w

Thank you Seymour Herch for exposing this storyt.

@michaelkors6935

43w↑15

after all the atrocities America had done to the Vietnamese people, to this day they still welcome them to their country with open arms. they are the most caring and loving people i have met.

@TheresaElle

41w↑2

Thank you, Michael. Our motto is that life goes on and to leave the past behind (no matter how painful) 🙏🏻

@michaelkors6935

41w

@@TheresaElle to sin is mortal, to forgive is immortal

@TheresaElle

41w

@@fermatichebellosei1595 you gathered that out of what I said about moving on with life?? Did I say anything about Judicial systems?
You think we don’t have anger and resentment from what happened? So everyone should just give up on life and be angry forever and waste every minute replaying what happened right? The strength to move on is a warrior not like a little B to keep re-hashing and demand a whole month out of the year to dedicate to bad historical times.
The comment was welcoming Americans. Not every American caused those atrocities, so seeking revenge on a group as a whole doesn’t justify. Reference exactly where I said no prisons or let rapists roam. I’m Canadian. Our catch and release judicial system is disgusting.

@user-pg7cx9wo1m

13w

Well what are they going to do ?!/

@Fatma-mx6cc

40w↑30

Nothing has changed, we see the torture, rape, and murder done in Iraq, Afghanistan, Guantanamo Bay to innocent people, those responsible at the top were never held accountable. I am an American Iraq war veteran, and was married to an Iraq war veteran who saw exactly what went on. My dad, uncle and cousin were Vietnam war veterans; most wars should never have happened, few wars are necessary.

@bordereau1

24w

The politicians send our children to war while theirs never serve.

@cyrusrupa

16w

No lessons learned.

@thedroidish

14w

It's all globalist bankers.

@isaialberto4273

14w

The man, The legend… William Calley! 🇺🇸💪🏼

@mrbcam2

33w

Found the vid by accident, terrible stuff. Was 18 when i landed in Danang in 65. Did a year there and another tour on a destroyer, lots of folks not going home. To many on both sides, i pray for them all everyday.

@g-man4297

43w↑19

War crimes against unharmed women and children including babies, should be treated as the worst type of crimes no matter the orders from superiors, for any country's soldiers, there is no valid reason or excuse that makes it right.

@romeazn

42w

Yeah, sure bc you would have done differently. Those boys got sent to Vietnam most of them don't want to be there. They got drafted and sent to a country they don't care for it and a war that they don't believe in. We shouldn't be in that war. Blame the French 🇫🇷 It was the French who started that war. Not 🇺🇸.

@chithiennguyen1371

42w

Agreed

@MinhNguyen-cn8kx

44w↑9

Peace on earth.... With love and respect from vietnam...

@surf6009

14w↑1

I don't think about the situation until I watch videos like this. At the time I was so worried about my older brothers having to go to Vietnam, and come home in body bags, like the neighbors son. I can't even watch this to the end. So what's America doing now? Still sending your children off to war. In the meantime, not protecting our borders!

@lumtaroc

Too much sadness and evil. No matter what, War is hell for everyone.

@Nedzilla345

44w↑179

I had family that served in Vietnam, and none of them ever wanted to talk about what happened over there. It's scary what people will do when a Higher Up orders it.

@artmanrom

44w

All of the Nurenberg trial accused have claimed "Higher Up orders", but they hanged up all of them.

@aerix12345

44w↑14

Watching evil happening and do nothing is D_vil

@bc4evernow

44w

It's more scary how the U.S. just put its head in the ground during COVID and followed like little sheep.

@aboomalacani2732

44w↑9

I'm all about accountability but I don't see any "shifting blame" here. Like most Americans, especially military, his family members were trained to follow orders. Thats what you do. They were likely ashamed and traumatized from what they were ordered to do. In their case, they had no choice but to follow orders to survive.

@bgdabg6769

44w

@@aboomalacani2732BS. Only if you're dog or USA soldier you folow all orders, right?
They were invaders in independent country, killers and monsters...ALL of them were scum and killers, part of evil force. C'mon, millions died because of USA occuoants but you still have excuse. They did it many times in All parts of the world. Even today.

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@GDJ1957

42w↑80

How awful this is. I feel for the family's relatives that survived.

@MarjorieWong-ym3ft

40w

Your Great Country The psycho racist Global Bully.Karma is a patient Gangster

@MarjorieWong-ym3ft

40w

Bush and Blair

@courtneyboudreau4284

40w

Sick people in this world

@gregorycollins5888

29w

Reminds me of the officer Robert Duvall played in Apocalypse Now when he said, " I love the smell of napalm in the morning"!
The famous helicopter scene with the "Ride of the Valkryies" background music enjoying decimating everyone on the ground. A disturbing film, the insanity of it all.

@jamesdunn6648

35w

We never learn from our mistakes.

@samuelstambaugh5181

44w↑45

Evil can infect any country if good men do nothing !

@martinsaunders7925

44w

The wuhan lab was just following fauccis' orders

@gomahklawm4446

44w

Hard to do when it's half of your country. Reconstruction should have never stopped and voting rights should have been removed from southern states for decades, until they realized their mistakes and crimes against humanity.

@ommanmansoor9148

44w

Evil is American mercenaries, Ready to get killed for their Zionist master. Good men are those who defeat these mercenaries

@samuelstambaugh5181

44w↑2

@@gomahklawm4446 you have your history and wars confused there buttercup !

@langbo9999

43w

And you can die a hero or living long enough to become a villain.

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@gmproduct1

44w↑10

And these people have the nerve to call Putin evil...

@FreeStyleProjector

44w

To be fair Putin is no saint ... but all the wars he's involved Russia in are literally on their borders, realizing that an unstable neighbour spells trouble for his country he believes he acts in the best interest of his people.
How exactly we're Vietnam, Iraq, Aghanistan, Libya, Syria, Yemen and so many other countries threatening America ?
Did they proclaim war on the US, did they attack them first, did they even have the desire for a war ?
The US Military is PURE EVIL period.
Sodom and Gomorrah will get what they deserve.

@domzzcardzz7985

43w↑1

Putin is

@chithiennguyen1371

42w

they worse than Putin

@robertisham5279

42w

@@domzzcardzz7985No he's not

@user-wg8we4yz4j

12w↑2

Looking at war it never stops, why have we not learned anything from this 😢

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