Delta Company vs the 66th NVA Regiment | Ngọc Kom Liệt Ridge | Đắk Tô 1967

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  @VietnamUntold19 · 2 weeks ago

  What an intense and fascinating story! The battles of Đắk Tô in 1967 were among the fiercest conflicts of the Vietnam War. Great video and excellent historical content. I've subscribed and look forward to watching more!

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  @kozmiczian1 · 2 weeks ago

  . . . myboys. 173d Airborne Brigade, 'the best damn troops to ever hit Vietnam' . . .

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  @galesams4205 · 2 weeks ago

  My unit in vietnam spring a 7 man NVA ambush patrol at Dak-Tok in contoon provence . 45 soldiers in B co. Fire base camp eneri near pleiku.

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  @JerrySitek-w7n · 2 weeks ago

  These are not Army troops. These are Marines.

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  @RonaldPlott · 2 weeks ago

  The speaker does not know how to pronounce the Vietnam names in American slang and the pictures do not agree with the time frame our area of operation.

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  @FrankDunlevy · 2 weeks ago

  This entire video is BS, not sure who any of these Troops are( certainly not the STRAC 173rd Airborne) first 15 min appear to be Marines carrying M-14’s (would be 1965-66 probably) guys not carrying Ruck sacks, wearing helmet liners with Camo Covering??? Then mostly looks like Regular South Viet Nam Army Troops?? , none of the background looks like Dak To (which is steep mountains and ridge-lines , heavy triple canopy jungle. And the narrator is just reading random stuff and mispronouncing all the Vietnamese locations.

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  @thomashall1719 · 2 weeks ago

  Why the AI ???!!

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  @jon-jo5pn · 2 weeks ago

  You say they traveled from Tuy Hoa which is on the coast 60 miles or so south of Danang..........to 20 miles west of Dak To (Ben Het SF camp) in one day by military truck convoy!  Do you know how FAR that is?  100's of miles through Mostly held NVA/VC troop territory in Jeeps, 6x's, a few tanks and APCs on dirt roads most of the way with blown up bridges along the route.  Overhead helicopter gunship support of course!  At about 20 miles per hour.  LMAO!  You're Goofy in the Head, dude!

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  @jamesdesiun9427 · 2 weeks ago

  Matching unrelated pictures to fictitious dramatisation of solemn events is duplicitous and despicable. Fornicate you.

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  @katana258 · 2 weeks ago

  Chaplin Charlie .telling people gods on our side ... when he came to us in chu lai .. no one showed ..as we knew god had left nam ...

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