100 Sleepy Facts About the Vietnam War — Fall Asleep to History — No Adverts

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  @TheSleepyHistoryChannel · 7 months ago · pinned

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  @MsemajiNlan · 5 months ago

  Expat Vietnam Marine Corps vet listening from Arusha Tanzania.

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  @BenLewis-zi8wg · 6 months ago

  I served 1 yr in Pleiku Vietnam with the 25th Infantry Div US Army 1965 to 1966

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  @denalynn4914 · 4 months ago

  My father, Carroll J. Tichenor, spent a year in Vietnam in 1969. Later, in 1972, as a JAG officer and a major, he was the chief prosecutor for the My Lai trial, at Fort Meade Maryland.<br><br>The obvious deception and cover up of those he prosecuted caused him to lose trust in the system. <br><br>I have questioned authority all of my life. I wear my conspiracy theory badge with honor. I know that nothing is as it seems, that the &quot;official narrative&apos; is always one degree or another of deception. <br><br>May all deception and corruption be exposed. <br>May all truth and justice prevail. <br>May all healing, and unity, flourish, for all.

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  @yermaw9661 · 7 months ago

  i was not in vietnam but was front line Iraq and Afghanistan. This video was spot on! We all suffer together and will get through it together. ❤

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  @darkhorse7022 · 6 months ago

  I was a part of the 10% of personnel that participated in combat in the Vietnam conflict/war. IMO it was managed at the top by incompetent and cowardly politicians. Those in the highest positions of leadership set policies that got good people killed for no rational reason.All the death and suffering was for absolutely NOTHING!<br> &nbsp;Coming home was not good either and many of us became invisible veterans.

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  @brimalrawi4972 · 6 months ago

  This is literally everything I’ve ever wanted thank you so much

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  @77xurxo · 5 days ago

  A Coruña Galiza 00;55

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  @LichL0v3 · 7 months ago (edited)

  Helping others find their way here too…one sleepy soul at a time ❤<br>My dad was drafted to Vietnam, may every affected soul find peace

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  @kenmartin6776 · 5 months ago

  My next oldest brother did two tours in Country. DaNang and Hue. Between &apos;67 and June of &apos;69. That&apos;s when he came home. He died in an automobile accident on November 22nd 1969. I was only 10 at the time. But, l learned a lot about life and death. I was forced to grow up early.

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  @JakobAndersen-cj4vh · 5 months ago

  Copenhagen denmark. At 03.50 this is a really nice one this!❤ thanks from the other side of the atlantic❤

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  @Saiks13 · 7 months ago

  Listening from Atlanta, Georgia 😊

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