Deja Vu Vietnam: Pt01 (Tan Son Nhut Airport)

[TimoBollTri]

It's Tan Son Nhat not Tan Son Nhut

[9to530]

@TimoBollTri : But people from the South pronounce it Tan Son Nhut, not Nhat.

[TimoBollTri]

@9to530 But now it's officially called Tan Son Nhat.

[TreEYoOnG]

the acoustic is for the song "con thuong rau dang moc sau he" in case anyone is wondering.

[ChelseaTheBlue01]

where did u get all this good info thank you

[sonnguyen72f]

Thank you borntowander for this video clips series. This afternoon one of my friend just asked me about some check point at this airport 38 years ago since we were belong to an air cadet group station here in 1972 before going for our trainning at Nha Trang air force trainning center. Then came back here for English course before flying trainning in the US. They bought back a lot of memories.

[dwtpa97]

Fantastic set of videos showing wartime and present Vietnam structures and sites. Thanks for posting this video.

[xicakimtran]

Phi trường Tân Sơn Nhứt sau 1975 đổi tên Tân Sơn Nhất(Nhứt giọng Nam,Nhất giọng Bắc đều có nghĩa the first).Bản nhạc tên"Còn thương rau đắng mọc sau hè"tác giả Bắc Sơn.

[subReme]

nice vid, the song is good and exactly right with this presentation.

[cliffworks4321]

During the Vietnam War (or Second Indochina War), Tan Son Nhut Air Base (then using the alternative spelling Tân Sơn Nhứt) was an important facility for both the US Air Force and the (VNAF). Between 1968 and 1974, Tan Son Nhut Airport was one of the busiest military airbases in the world. During the last days of South Vietnam,

[hoatiet]

Its Tan son nhat not nhut o.o

[moecurlylarry1]

Excellent, like all your other videos! Brings back memories and rekindles my desire to visit there in peace time.

[BlackChromeJoker]

Is a new airport really being built?

[madda93]

is not so ugly now

[burgernuds]

how did u use google earth and combined it with actual footage? i would like to do something similiar

[Bagiai2000]

Thanks for posting about our own country. It brings back so much memory. I served in our Army for 10 years, and spent 5 years in concentration camps, then finally escaped to the free world, but I was also a rock N roll singer during the 60's era too, not like your CBC band, because I quit singing right after being drafted in the Army.

Now watching these videos I feel very happy, but also very hurt. The more I feel hurt the more I hate that SOB Ho Chi Minh and his whole communist regime.

Johnny

[BlackChromeJoker]

R They Really Gona Make A New Airport?

[bro1945]

Did my first month of my 13 months in country here...the rest was north....

[JOECOCKERFAN1]

was stationed here in 1964 - 1965. Great job! brings back many memories.

[DaUnknown101]

Nic3! But Wat Was Da Song In Da B3gginNing?

[twothreeeighteight]

Well done! Thanx 4 posting, informative and educational. a good history lesson for me :) I've enjoyed it :)

[hueyfitz]

Had to have been many hours of work, but well worth it! Have really enjoyed seeing a lot of places I recognize. Have been back over three times in the last five years and found very little of the facilities we used back in the war. Thanks for the memories.

[BillyHub]

Nice

[taofledermaus]

*****

Great work. Very enjoyable watching.

[eatandtravel]

What a journey, Frank! I love it.