101st Airborne Division In The A Shau Valley 1969-1971

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This 60 min. video documents activities of the 101st Airborne Division in the A Shau Valley from 1969 through 1971. Featured are scenes of the aftermath of the battle of Hamburger Hill; the battle for FSB Ripcord; and the return of the division to the A Shau Valley as part of Operation Fury.

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Education

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• 101st Airborne Division
• Vietnam War
• Army
• A Shau Valley
• weapons
• combat
• Hamburger Hill

[KarmicJuggernaut]

where are the unselected scenes???

[militaryvideocom]

@KarmicJuggernaut You can purchase the entire 60-minute DVD by going to our website or calling 1-800-277-1977, weekdays, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. California time.

[SEAVet69]

That was a hellhole - lots of memories for me having been there from 69-70. Makes you grow up too fast.

[1roebuck2]

nice flick... was in ashau myself for about 45 days...loads of fun...nice weather and the chicks were extra nice; partied day and night.....but seriously, was glad when chopper lifted us out...went into loas after ashau even though "we weren't there."

[MegaStalker001]

cHATO O vIDEO

[misplacedhippie21]

my dad was part of 101st,radio operator, Id have to say 70-72 maybe little earlier, his name was James McKenzie.

[caporalchef4]

@1roebuck2 You're 22 years old, shithead. You were still in your daddy's boy balls in 1969...

[wv5003]

Anybody at Firebase Birmingham 1971?My brother Spc 4 Paul E. Vaughn was there with the 101st there. Maybe you remember him. Thanx.

[wilatemodel]

2/502..STRIKE!.....

[BluezGuitarz]

@USGolfChamp The feeling is mutual; pilots got us in (tanxalot) and out (double tanxalot) of some bad assed places. You tipped your hat to us grunts (we're not used to that), but we all owe a lot to all of the flight crews who brought us food and ammo, took away our wounded, and provided fire power when we needed it. The Huey crew who dropped us off at a hot LZ near the Laotion border in late 70 felt like fish out of water when the ship got hit, but they probably did the same thing again.

[glennc6]

My brother was a Combat Medic(Airborne), 2/327th Inf. 101st. '70-71 and spent many days, weeks and months patrolling the A Shau, saved many lives.

[Krylogenic]

Lost my friend in Vietnam killed by artillery fire, Micheal D. O'Conner, his brother Eddie cried for days he was unconsolable, I cried and I can remember the pain and we are experiencing that pain again. God bless all the brave who lost thier lives!