I wish there was a love button, what an amazing tribute to the real heroes of this country! God Bless our men and women in harms way, and pray for the USA as well as the men and women whom have the charge to lead and develop legislation, less party division, we all need to return to our roots, Faith, Family, God & country!
All 10 of my Aunts and Uncles served in the Army. My grandfather has 2 purple hearts. Greatest and strongest man i know. Couple of them went to Vietnam. Thank you to all who have served. God bless our vets
my dad fought in vietnam....3 tours as a green beret with the 5th spec ops from 1967 to 1970.....he was never the same what mom said as i was born in 1970 10 months after he came home and he retired as the cmh of ft polk in 1985. he never opened up to me until i came back from war myself as a US MARINE. said he saw in my eyes i had that stare and still have it. eyes like a shark
God Bless the Airborne, wherever and whenever they fight and die for all of us! All soldiers near and far and in any war in this Universe should receive a medal and our greatest thanks of all! This also includes our Furry soldiers who not only protect us and preserve our Freedom, but also do double duty and protect their Human Counterparts! For all of this, Semper Fi and any other appropriate phrase that expresses my gratitude for a good job and a life Well done! Thank You!
When I went to the Vietnam Memorial in Washington D.C. I read every name on that wall for two hours, it was really sad and depressing to see how many brave souls that were lost.
First off : Welcome home to the Vietnam veterans. And secondly,if you ever get the chance to come to Ft.Benning,make sure to come to The National Infantry Museum. They have a beautiful monument dedicated to the 173rd
Sage Dunham
I wish there was a love button, what an amazing tribute to the real heroes of this country! God Bless our men and women in harms way, and pray for the USA as well as the men and women whom have the charge to lead and develop legislation, less party division, we all need to return to our roots, Faith, Family, God & country!
James Gorman
My dad was in the 173rd. Demolitions. 64-70. 4 years 11 months worth of Vietnam. Wounded bad at Hill 875. Attached to alpha 2nd 503rd. Sgt Gorman
Jayvan Blackwell
All 10 of my Aunts and Uncles served in the Army. My grandfather has 2 purple hearts. Greatest and strongest man i know. Couple of them went to Vietnam. Thank you to all who have served. God bless our vets
Christopher Burns
Every time I listen to this song I get very sad welcome home all veterans
Mike Smith
my dad fought in vietnam....3 tours as a green beret with the 5th spec ops from 1967 to 1970.....he was never the same what mom said as i was born in 1970 10 months after he came home and he retired as the cmh of ft polk in 1985. he never opened up to me until i came back from war myself as a US MARINE. said he saw in my eyes i had that stare and still have it. eyes like a shark
Linda R Forman
God Bless the Airborne, wherever and whenever they fight and die for all of us! All soldiers near and far and in any war in this Universe should receive a medal and our greatest thanks of all! This also includes our Furry soldiers who not only protect us and preserve our Freedom, but also do double duty and protect their Human Counterparts! For all of this, Semper Fi and any other appropriate phrase that expresses my gratitude for a good job and a life Well done! Thank You!
Evolved Ego
When I went to the Vietnam Memorial in Washington D.C. I read every name on that wall for two hours, it was really sad and depressing to see how many brave souls that were lost.
HiTmAn ThE TrAsH pAnDa
My dad is 173rd Airborn brigade Sgt.Ernest Watson R.I.P dad
c-luv tyndall
naw boys we gonna win this fight
Adam Honesty and decency
They say “M-16,” while showing soldiers with their “M-14s.”
randy mcquinn
my uncle died from cancer from there.god rest his soul.
Julie West
My father 69-70 Big RED ONE Vietnam
James Logan
Really?! Cant believe there are thumbs down for this song!
bryan piper
Airborne my grandfather was 82nd and jumped durring D Day and fought at the bulge he never talked about his service
Jordan Thomas
Sir, I bow down and thank you. These are the ones the Democrats want to forget. I will always remember.
Patriot One
Thinking about and thanking the brothers I served with...
j jesse
And now we call our military oppressive and racist sexist and homophobic .....what the F happend
bobby moore
First off : Welcome home to the Vietnam veterans. And secondly,if you ever get the chance to come to Ft.Benning,make sure to come to The National Infantry Museum. They have a beautiful monument dedicated to the 173rd