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@sholto7 Yes, just finished reading the book by Peter Snow about Wellington against the French in the Peninsular Wars. God, that was some campaign but, as always, the British soldier did what was necessary and never lost a battle under Wellington. The first troops storming the breaches were named...

@ChristainSoldier1 Yes, we know what North Korea is like but this blog is about Vietnam so do not cloud the issue with spurious comparisons to justify your bile.

Been to Vietnam. Marvellous for a visit. Incompetent government, yes but brutal- NO! The Vietnamese just want to get on with their live...

How sad that these US vets should receive such hatred and abuse from their own people after returning from the hell of Vietnam, A shameful episode in US history.

President Johnson's support for Khe San was to ensure - in his words or similar - "we ain't gonna have another Dien Bien f*****g Phu!"

The Vietnam War was a tragedy for America and Vietnam alike. But what superb music was generated during this terrible conflict.

Always one of my favourites. There's a band in a bar in Cowboy, Bangkok, Thailand who will play a very creditable version of this tune for a few baht. And the beer isn't bad either.

The street Cowboy came about entertaining the poor young grunts who flocked there for a few hours R&R from the hor...

Many thanks Beachboy for giving me the chance to watch this superb film once again.Has to be one of my favourites of all time.

Wrecked cars signified escape and civilisation to Bobby. How sad is that?

Look at the way Drew's left arm is contorted. Just what someone imagined could happen in violent drowning in raging water amongst rocks. Absolutely brilliant directed scene.

@sovibrant You thought it necessary to comment so I'll return the compliment. Deliverance and Southern Comfort are totally different yet with a common theme - violence by locals against strangers in their midst. Whereas Deliverance was totally plausible and believable film, S C was so far fetched...

Cajun, Swiss yodelling, now this. How eclectic a choice of music is that ? :>)

How lucky the Swiss are to live in a country like Switzerland!

The Savoy family, Balfa brothers, Nathan Abshire et al. With music like this you can forget the world's problems.

This music and the main video! What more could a man want?!?!?! :>)

This definitely has to be one of my favourite Cajun tracks although I can scarcely understand a word they are singing.

After driving through Amritsar, this looks a relaxing drive!

I take it this is a one way footpath?

Ah Switzerland! The most beautiful country in Europe and our favourite holiday destination. Memories of hearing the cow bells as we descended mountain pastures. Bliss.

Damn it! Wish I was Cajun!

Incroyable! How can this guy play like this and build 'em too. Listened to it a dozen times or more since I found the video. A fan of Cajun music from the UK.