Duration: 09:28 minutes Upload Time: 2006-11-15 10:02:41 User: ralphwroberts :::: Favorites :::: Top Videos of Day |
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Description: A recently found-again 8mm film I shot during my service in Vietnam in 1969, converted now from film to video. |
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Senegal01 ::: Favorites 509th RRFS 66-67 Saigon & 8th RRFS 68-69 Phu Bai. Well come home brother. 07-09-15 21:41:35 __________________________________________________ | |
nyimtman ::: Favorites Welcome home, and may the good LORD still watch over you. 07-09-14 16:19:00 __________________________________________________ | |
ragingmouse ::: Favorites I was only about 3 when you filmed this amazing footage. You are not forgotten, you are here, and I am grateful. Thank you for sharing such a difficult part of your past. May the good Lord bless you and keep you now and forever the pearl of his heart! 07-09-12 22:27:01 __________________________________________________ | |
14erjohn ::: Favorites Thank you... for your service and for posting this video. 07-09-08 20:32:37 __________________________________________________ | |
rebel6211 ::: Favorites welcome home bro 07-09-08 01:06:36 __________________________________________________ | |
AllAmericanFiveRadio ::: Favorites I was there TDY in April 1968, Tan Son Nhut Air Base, Air Man. Things would be very slow and then all of a sudden unbelievable fast. When the base got hit, usually late at night, I still vividly remember dogging incoming mortars as the C130 ZigZaged down the runway as fast as possible. It was amazing to see all the tracers coming up to the aircraft. I have no idea where we would landed most of the time. It could have been Camron Bay or a wide spot, the plane is remarkable. I remember. 07-08-28 20:39:30 __________________________________________________ | |
klae11 ::: Favorites this gives me goosebumps, i was 14 in 1969, we were crying to go to woodstock, and guys were dying in the nam.. 07-08-24 22:51:36 __________________________________________________ | |
BubbaRayBoudreaux ::: Favorites Thank you not only for the video, but for your service. 07-08-14 23:15:53 __________________________________________________ | |
Jibbie49 ::: Favorites I remember because three boys from my class of 1967 died there in 1969. I knew three other boys who died there. I think about them everyday, as it was a worthless war. Now everything we buy is MADE IN CHINA and we are making the Communist rich. 07-08-05 01:54:54 __________________________________________________ | |
nautilus44 ::: Favorites I think this is a great video,my Uncle Phil used to send home the same kind,when I was a kid.He never shot any 8mm in the field ethier but I can understand why.I don't understand your last comment about no one remembering,I remember and so do countless thousands that had beloved ones in the war.This was a great video and the narrative made it that much better.I wish Uncle phil was here to narrate my vcs copy of those old super 8's,Good job,Joe 07-07-30 20:41:51 __________________________________________________ |
Friday, October 19, 2007
Tour of Duty Vietnam 1969
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