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@afticker Welcome home too bro. Quang Ngai province Nov. 68 till Jan. 70; do you ever wonder why we made it and our friends did not. Sometimes I hurt so bad inside that I cant face the next day. I am thankful I have a wonderful wife and two great sons. Maybe I will see you at the wall next y...

@joltinjack The song was great in "69" , but you video is the best. I still cry when I visit the wall to touch my buddies name that perished in that hell hole I was in 68-70. From all of us vets; thank you from the bottom of our hearts. It makes up for the horrible welcome home I got in San Fr...

@cofax30 Thank guy, but I was no hero; just did what I had to do, just like thousands of other 18-21 year olds back in "69".

@jarhead242able I want to thank you for your kind words brother; and may I say "Welcome Home Marine!". We all lost our innocence in that hell hole; yet I dont regret my choice nor my service to my country. I am no Marine; but I hold that Semper Fi felling close to my heart.

@BiancaBeth I was the first from my family to go to college. I got my draft notice in the spring of 68. I went because I could not let a poor kid go in my place. I was in the Pleiku and Quang Ngai Provinces Nov. 68 till Jan. 70, 14 months of pure hell. I remember the ambush night some were quie...

@methylene5 I fought "Nathaniel Victor" from Nov 68 till Jan 70 in the Pleiku and Quang Ngai Provinces 14 months of pure hell. I remember the ambush night some were quiet as church; others we ran for our lives. The only constant was Nathaniel Victor's determination. In the open we kicked their ...

Can you believe they made a video game of that shit we went through in that jungle hell? The only thing they got right was that we ran through the jungle cause those little bastards were tough as nails! 43 years later I still have nightmares!

@duelinglectrics They made a video game of that shit I went through in that jungle hell? The only thing you got right was that we ran through the jungle cause those little bastards were tough as nails! 43 years later I still have nightmares!

Wish all of you that loves these tunes were able to see them perform in the 60's. Saw them at the Apollo in March 68; songs are still so strong to the heart!!

To all my bros from 2d Battalion, 35th Infantry 4th Div.; It is all good. Songs of Motown and CCR helped me make it through that hell. Going to the wall this Labor Day; just hoping it will rain so people will not see my tears as I touch my buddies names.

To all my bros from 2d Battalion, 35th Infantry 4th Div.; It is all good. Songs of Motown and CCR helped me make it through that hell. Going to the wall this Labor Day; just hoping it will rain so people will not see my tears as I touch my buddies names.

@sobm3

I was in 2nd Battlion 25th regiment 4 Div near Pleiku and Quang Ngai Provinces Nov. 68 till Jan. 70 14 months of pure hell. I remeber the ambush night some were quiet as church and other we were running through the jungle for our lives. I wish another of the rich kids did his fair share...

Grace Slick is the star of this video what a voice. Since she was 17 with white rabbit keep it going Grace!

@cadaverock

You must be a real asshole. I am no loser, was drafted to serve my country in 68 and spent 14 months in that hell. I was the sounds of motwon that made it bareable and the images of home that these songs gave the courage to make it through. By the way I am Chemical engineer today ...

The more things change the more they stay the same. Wish we can all just get along; but it is just not in our nature. The songs of the late 60's era can still be felt if we all just let it in. Peace to my fellow Nam Vets that still hurt but find peace in these songs.

The more things change the more they stay the same. Wish we can all just get along; but it is just not in our nature. The songs of the late 60's era can still be felt if we all just let it in. Peace to my fellow vets that still hurt but find peace in these songs.

Amen

The more things change the more they stay the same. Wish we can all just get along; but it is just not in our nature. The songs of the late 60's era can still be felt if we all just let it in. Peace to my fellow vets that still hurt but find peace in these songs.

Amen

2d Battalion, 35th Infantry 4th Div. Bro you are so right that it is all good. Songs of Motown helped

me make it through that hell. Going to the wall this Labor Day; just hoping it will rain so people will not see my tears as I touch my buddies names. Glad people respect our new buds and do...

2d Battalion, 35th Infantry 4th Div. Bro you are so right that it is all good. Songs of Motown helped

me make it through that hell. Going to the wall this Labor Day; just hoping it will rain so people will not see my tears as I touch my buddies names. Glad people respect our new buds and do...

MotownDoctor,

2d Battalion, 35th Infantry 4th Div. Bro you are so right that it is all good. Songs of Motown help me make it through that hell. Going to the wall this Labor Day; just hoping it will rain so people will not see my tears as I touch my buddies names. Glad people respect our new ...

To all my fellow vets these songs made it easy to get through that hell in the jungle. Lets all lift a drink to our buddies that we left behind but never forgotten! I see you all at the wall on a rainy day so cant see my tears!!

To all my fellow vets these songs made it easy to get through that hell in the jungle. Lets all lift a drink to our buddies that we left behind but never forgotten!

To all my fellow vets these songs made it easy to get through that hell in the jungle. Lets all lift a drink to our buddies that we left behind but never forgotten!

The songs of our generation gave us hope to find our way out of the darkness. The messages are still needed today as they were when we came home from the jungles in "72". Young folks today need to listen and find their inner messages for our future!!