Home Forums Hunting & Shooting Hunter's Campfire 51 years ago I left Viet Nam

Some of us who were on active duty in Commiefornia would spend our weekends in the Haight-Ashbury district wearing civilian clothes and trying to blend in with that crew of scumbags. A few guys even wore wigs to hide their GI haircut. When we found one with an American flag sewn to the butt of his pants so he could sit on it, we repossessed it, pants and all. Most of them would offer us a roll in the hay with their skanky girlfriend if we would just quit pounding on him. Nobody I knew was that desperate to get laid!
Jerry

in the Corp. in 66 Nam 66 stayed till 70 got the million dollar wound in 70 went home to the round eyed women on the freedom bird. Spent 5 months in Balboa healing when was able to put on greens and I was there salad went to town. Yes to get a women seen a fine blond she walked up to me spit on me called me names So I asked her does this mean I am not going to get a BJ. Only if she knew what was going on in my mind.
It was hard to accept that we was not wanted at all period but most of us manned up made a life raised kids. Still have the nightmares and sweats the face of the first man I seen go down thru the scope still visits me the shocked look he got knowing he is not going home. I handle those tough times telling myself it was a job I signed up for and was paid to do works sometimes.
But was glad I made it home

Got out of DaNang in March of 1970. Did not worry for most of the duration. As time got short though, welfare concerns began to emerge and caution surfaced. Not been back, but a now neighbor came into a few $$$ and went back this past winter to tour his old haunts. Said it was a great trip. Lots of structure still about, but near all repurposed.

GOD bless you and to hell with lieberals.

Many Americans felt guilt around Vets, ashamed they had left them out to die without the support our men needed and deserved in war.

Viet vets reminded many civilians of their own shortcomings.

Glad you finally made it home.

GOD bless you.

PTL for those of you who made it home.

May GOD be with those who didnt.

Thanks to all that served there! USN at that time.

Flew home out of Da Nang , 13 April 1971.

Semper Fi

Glad you made it back...much thanks !

The deep state NWO cabals military industrial complex needed money and traded Americans for it.

LBJs wifes family owned Brown and Root, Bell Heli and Sea Container. Bush senior was CIA and in on it too.

Our Fire liebs still support the NWO 1%ers like the Clinton's, Zero, Bushs', Rothschilds and Rockefellers, enthralled by the Utopian carrot dangling in front of them.

"Let me issue and control a nation's money and I care not who writes the laws." Mayer Amschel Rothschild (1744-1812), founder of the House of Rothschild.

“If my sons did not want wars, there would be none.” Gutle Schnaper Rothschild

Some even believe we (the Rockefeller family) are part of a secret cabal working against the best interests of the United States, characterizing my family and me as 'internationalists' and of conspiring with others around the world to build a more integrated global political and economic structure - one world, if you will. If that's the charge, I stand guilty, and I am proud of it.

David Rockefeller

It will be 51 years next month for me. I was waiting in the terminal the night before I left Cam Rahn Bay and Charlie sent rockets to the flight line to send me off. He damaged one of the freedom birds but not mine.

Thank you and all that served. I am glad you made it home. I was 10 years old at the time and did not realize what it was all about.

gahuntertom, Thank you for your service, and glad you made it back.


Edited to add: All who served.

Thank you to all who served....but especially "over there".

Welcome home.

God Bless All Vets.

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Thank you for your service.

Thank you for your Service.

Thank you.

And welcome home...

My Dad's DEROS day is 3 Jul 1969. Was a FAC detachment commander at Vinh Long, O-1s.
We celebrated last year, the Collings Foundation had a T51, so it was Dad in the Spad Day. I pulled some strings and got a Harvard for a photo plane, got the shot, so it was pretty much a golden anniversary for sure. But it's hard to believe that just yesterday is now over a half-century.

Am thankful for all you Nam Vets. I pray the remainder of your years are peaceful and in the Lord's care. I would not have been good at my job at 2/75 were it not for the training and leadership I received by you studs! Hang tough all you tough bastards!

Thank you all for your service. I was blessed. My lottery number was too high to be drafted.