Comments by "Arthur Brumagem" (@arthurbrumagem3844) on "David Hoffman" channel.

  1. @CLE I served with Canadians in the army 82nd airborne in the late 60s. Great guys and bad ass soldiers
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  2. Had a WW2 tell me the same thing at a Legion. I asked him what he did in that war . He said he was a cook. I told him I was a paratrooper ( 173rd) ,wounded twice, tunnel rat when necessary and to kiss my ass. It was over 40 yrs before I joined the Legion and VFW. I quit the Legion as my post were all non combat, peacetime , liberals. I went to a place where I fit in.
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  3. Seeing young kids doing this is inspiring
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  4.  @dotell3359  thank you.
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  5. Saw lots of combat engineers while there. Also saw you guys on the dozers
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  6.  @teddylong2167  interesting comment. The reason I say that is there are plenty of funny stories which come out of war ( or time in the service if you prefer ). I was with the 173rd airborne brigade, wounded twice ,tunnel rat when necessary and focus on the good times I had as there were many even in the jungle where I was most of the time. Thanks for responding. 👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸
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  7. As a 23 yr retired Army guy and Vietnam combat vet I agree with so much of what he said. I detested Walter Cronkite for deciding in his liberal mind that we “ lost “ the war. Approximately 40k NVA and VC died during Tet. They were decimated. And it is true that so many are followers not leaders especially in civilian life. We were also not allowed to really fight the war as those in charge were using conventional tactics in a guerrilla war. To be fair every combat vet has his opinion like this guy does but he does it so eloquently. I was blessed that I served with the 173rd Airborne Brigade which was one of the finest units there. But we lost hundreds of troopers who died using poor tactics .
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  8. A noble project - public housing but time and time again it is apparent people don’t take care of things handed them for free.
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  9. I was blessed in that where I grew up there was very little if any disdain for vets.
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  10.  @carpcrappie  now I’m not even sure how many of us are left ,suppose I could check. We do have one WW2 guy in our VFW - great guy 99 yrs young.
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  11. Gotta ask, what did your dad do in Vietnam.
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  12.  @DavidHoffmanFilmmaker  you missed my point ,it was Cronkite calling those shots which fired up the kids at home. We were too busy fighting to care about winning or losing in your terms.
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  13.  @DavidHoffmanFilmmaker  very well said and I thank you for the comment. And yes as I mentioned above. I served in 68;,wounded twice , unit tunnel rat as necessary as I was 128 pounds in Vietnam.
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  14. I remember the days when airlines weren’t greyhound busses with wings and passengers had a modicum of class.
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