Vietnam War - Hue City 1968

Cộng Hòa Xã Hội Chủ Nghĩa Việt Nam muôn năm

i havenot saw ani americano here in hue city sory tis video are fake reportedo

God Bless them all they fought for us and I thank you

hue hue

gib moni pl0x

I was in Hue a few years ago, it did feel special....not like a nother turist trap.

fuck fuck u.s.a

Hahaha good old domination match.

my grandfather fought in this battle as a amphibious driver and told me that the nva launched this attack because they thought no one would think the tet offensive would be the best time for fighting since its a holiday and all he had no idea what was actually happening no one really did they were just doing what they had to do to get home yet he told me that only 55 out of 155 in his platoon made it out that day.

My grandpa fought in this war

AND AMERİCA LOST.....................

GO HOME GI!

America went to war with Vietnam, to save us ASEAN from communism because if they weren't, then nowadays would be harsh for us and we will be like a human robot, THANK YOU AMERICA, I dont know much about history but that's how was it there maybe there was a political agenda behind that, but now, who cares, the point is communism has been stop to spread all over asia. GOD BLESS AMERICA, THANK YOU TO ALL THE SOLDIERS WHO SERVED AND DIE, YOU ARE THE REAL HERO.

So many Americans died to prevent the spread of communism, yet it rang unsuccessful. Ironic how we now have communists in our own country here. May they burn in hell

Am currently reading Hue 1968 by Mark Bowden----thanks for posting this. Makes the book easier to visualize. Cheatham IS a big guy!

God bless all the US souls that fought in this terrible war ! They wont be forgotten

good army

I just love how that one guy is carrying the American flag around just in case it has to be hoisted.

why you guys abandoned our south Vietnamese? WHY???

Ah when america fought a worthy war the war against global communism fly high flag fly

Sự hy sinh vì độc lập tự do của các chiến sỹ Quân đội giải phóng Việt Nam thật đáng để những thế hệ trẻ Việt Nam ngày nay phải tự hào.
Cảm ơn tất cả những người đã ngã xuống để đánh đuổi quân Mỹ, quân Việt Nam cộng hòa, trả lại non sông đất nước cho nhân dân Việt Nam và trả lại hòa bình cho nhân dân Việt Nam.
Việt Nam yêu chuộng hòa bình nhưng người Mỹ bắt nhân dân Việt Nam phải cầm súng, những kẻ xâm lược đã phải cút khỏi lãnh thổ Việt Nam, những kẻ xâm lược cũng đã phải chết ở đất nước Việt Nam và cuộc chiến tranh mà Mỹ phát động tại miền Nam Việt Nam là cuộc chiến tranh phi nghĩa!

The sacrifice for the independence and freedom of the soldiers of the Liberation Army of Vietnam is worth let the younger generations of Vietnam today to be proud.
Vietnam loves peace, but the Americans have captured the Vietnamese people with guns, the US Army - the invaders have had to quit the Vietnamese territory, the invaders have died in Vietnam and the war that the United States Launched in South Vietnam is a war of nonsense!

I would be scared shitless just poking my head out of cover just to see where the fire is coming from, these guys are brave and well trained same to the vietnamese.

Fak you .u.s.a

Where is trump lol

58000 lính mỹ to béo chậm chạp chết vô nghỉa nơi dân tộc nhỏ bé

My Daddy served in Toue wau, Vietnam. Sounds like (2e wa). I’m not sure how to spell it. He was in a lot of gun fire. Does anyone know how to spell it? Where was it located?

TOUGH ASS GRUNTS

They are Charley as long as we are concerned.....
This is why we were the wrong side.
We murdered Vietnamese to save them.
It was not like the American Civil War,
Or Korea....
The corrupt South Vietnam government was a puppet.
We should have embraced Ho Chi Minh as like a Socialist Swedish patriot, who wanted Vietnamese to run Vietnam.
Look at Vietnam today... A Communist country who drinks Cocoa Cola with us.
Read the Pentagon Papers
See Hearts and Minds

Hue 1968 the VC guerilla took control of the town.They called the citadins to participate a recycle course of 2 days to become good citizen.There were 2000 people to be present. They called again for a 2nd recycle course of 4 days there were about 4000 participants called

We love you Ehrhart

I think it says something that when they captured the flagpole they put the American flag up and not the south Vietnamese

To think what a couple of A10s could have done for those Marines.

They had destroyed the old beautiful Vietnamese city for "liberty"

They should have had smoke grenades

THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA SELFISHLY USED BLACK PEOPLE TO FIGHT IN THE VIETNAM WAR
FROM KILPATRICK HOLLOMAN
KP💯💯💯💯💯💯💯

Why don't mention that army infantry went back to help the marines?..my father was there....not only the marines were there...army rangers like my father were there......let's give those infantry army theirs honors too

My hubby was in Hue! 1968-69, not sure of the exact date! He hated it!

This is evil

Why not just blow that building sky high?

Bad Ass Ernie. My brother died 03-06-68 in Quang Tri north of Hue at DMZ area by sniper at age 19. Lance Corporal Laurence Ashmore

My big Brother, SGT Scott Dawson, was at Hue and at Khe-San. He doesn't talk much about it much - so thanks for some insight into what he, and others endured. Signed, SGT William Haugen last of the 2/17 CAV, 101st Airborne

American strong goverment but loser about the population in the U S

my grandpa was here with Alpha 1/1 during this. Sgt Gonzales died in his arms.

My pops was injured in Hue, my brothers and I are lucky to be alive. Semper Fi brothers, (a sangin marine). I came home from the sand box, and my whole family was there to greet me. My dad was last… he gave me a hug and said “I’m glad you’re home son… but that wasn’t shit to Vietnam”. My response was “thanks dad”

What's the flag they pull down with red-white-red stripes and a yellow star? I can't find it on the list of Vietnam or Viet Cong flags

My dad is a marine that fought here. Seeing this footage and what he went through is humbling and awe-inspiring. I’ve always looked up to him for serving his country. This makes it even more real just seeing what he went through and somehow made it out.

My friend…a Marine…was here.,