Comments by "Biały" (@Bialy_1) on "David Hoffman" channel.

" in the corrupt system we have now" that is why you are not asking why he did not returned home. Why he wanted to stay there and be part of that war, when you needed only few weeks there to be fully aware that local population dont want him to be there and civilian casualities piling up everyday...
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@lm1383 "If you don't believe me," you have no idea what you are talking about, fascists and nazists all got into power via socialistic rhetoric(the same that you love so much). When Italy wanted to leave Adolf he made his own pupet country and named it "Italian Social Republic"... All that your "capitalists" this and that only proves that you never saw a shop with empty shelves or stay in line in front of a shop for 10 hours to buy food... in your utopian paradise everyone is equaly poor(with exception ofc of people in charge that are "more equal than others").
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@jimjames8501 Yea Vietnam War must have felt like a heaven for every psychopath and you can bet that they wanted to be Green Beret and did not wanted to leave Vietnam even after they could (just like this guy as he got 7 purple hearths and you need only 3 to get ticket home...).
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@Vector_Ze No they did not, there was no rocket able to lift 2 stage mission(with lander that was able to get back to Eart) and the 3 stage mission would need computer able to control the trajectory of the lander to go back to the ship on the orbit... Most of the "Moon rocks" distributed to ViPs all over the world are not from Moon... it was not posible to tell that in the 1970 but with modern tools it is. Tape from first landing->destroyed. Space-X rockets with modern komputer and modern algorithms were strugling to land empty rocket for how many months and how many times? All training simulators for Moon landing crashed and idea of using them labeled as too dangerous(because they did not have modern electronics that would made that posible...). But lets forget about last 50 years of IT and that best computer back then was million times weaker than worst PC sold today and programed in time when IT was in its infancy and most of efficient algorithms were unknown to the programers...
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One can only imagine how many vilages full of suspected Vietnamese he "eliminated" to get all that shiny medals on his chest.
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@themaharishi8160 And all here kinda can't even imagine war in your won country not in some distant land that you can not even point on map and dont have single friend there... And this guy in the video completly fail to mention that people was able to see pictures of atrocities commited in that war and that is why people did not romanticized veterans of that war! This is also the reason why pictures like that are nowdays filtered and even if soldier wants to send something like that via internet there is a great firewall planted betwen him and his country to block the truth just like in good old communist China...
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@ljones98391 Yep, and who care about two millions of dead innocent people in some country that you can not even point on map? Right? Muhammad Ali was also conscripted and he went to jail for that... The real reason why Vietnam War veterans were not treated like heroes are pictures and movies that showed to the public what was going on there... For example kids runing awey from vilage naked with skin peeling off because some "heroes" droped napalm on them!
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@robinhemingway2385 "WW2 the number was even higher and given Canadas small population , Canada of the allies in both wars paid the highest ultimate price" Poland was on ally side and Polish soldiers were fighting with Germans in Poland, Norway, USSR, Africa, Italy(check for example battle of Monte Casino), Battle of Britain(check RAF 303 squadron), with Canadians in Europe( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hill_262 ). And in the end there are no Hollywood movies about it so you babling here how high and ultimate price your country was forced to pay... 1,300,000 people was living in Warsaw in 1939 and "In January 1945, it had nearly 140,000 inhabitants. The returning inhabitants tried to build their lives anew amid omnipresent rubble. In March 1945, Warsaw was already home to 310,000 residents. Two months later the number soared to 377,000." and that is only one of many examples of Polish "ultimate price". "Sabotage and diversionary actions of the Union of Armed Combat (ZWZ) and Home Army (AK) from 1 January 1941 to 30 June 1944[17] Action type Action totals Damaged locomotives 6,930 Delayed repairs to locomotives 803 Derailed transports 732 Transports set on fire 443 Damage to railway wagons 19,058 Blown up railway bridges 38 Disruptions to electricity supplies in the Warsaw grid 638 Army vehicles damaged or destroyed 4,326 Damaged aeroplanes 28 Fuel tanks destroyed 1,167 Fuel destroyed (in tonnes) 4,674 Blocked oil wells 5 Wagons of wood wool destroyed 150 Military stores burned down 130 Disruptions of production in factories 7 Built-in faults in parts for aircraft engines 4,710 Built-in faults into cannon muzzles 203 Built-in faults into artillery projectiles 92,000 Built-in faults into air traffic radio stations 107 Built-in faults into condensers 70,000 Built-in faults into (electro-industrial) lathes 1,700 Damage to important factory machinery 2,872 Various acts of sabotage performed 25,145 Planned assassinations of Germans 5,733 "
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"most incredible piece of historical points." nope, most Nazi officers that got blood of thousands of Polish civilians got never extradited to face accusations and they did everything to portay themself as heroes and some kind of victims of war. Just dig biography of Heinz Reinefarth, the best part of his story is that his name was listed in Heldendenkmal as "Austrian Heroe" that fallen for his country, most likely thanks to the powerfull friends that did not wanted to hear about his war reports like for example "we have more prisoners than ammunition to kill them"... 150,000–200,000 Polish civilians were killed during the uprising. For his actions during the Warsaw Uprising Reinefarth was awarded the Oak Leaves to his Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross and after war some can ask?" "West Germany ruled that depositions were not sufficient to secure his conviction, and also, that genocide was not in the criminal code of Nazi Germany and therefore, would not be applied retroactively.[3] Reinefarth went on to live a normal life. In December 1951, he was elected mayor of the town of Westerland, the main town on the island of Sylt. In 1962, he was elected to the parliament (Landtag) of Schleswig-Holstein."
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Big Blue only thing that you comment proves is that your math sucks badly and you learn real statistic when your math is on univerity level... To your calculations you need to use data about front line units and how you exactly calculate days of combat for a sailor? When he is zigzagging to not be easy target for torpedo is that "day of combat" or not? heh
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People tend to clean head from bad memories, it is simply healthy thing to do. Just google video with "Napalm girl" and ask yourself who did that and how many kids like that died and noone was there to film it. All that atrocities was part of that war and someone not "Vietnam War" itself made decision and organized a hell on Earth for milion of people there. And even in this video the guy have only problem with people that did not liked what he was doing back then and in his mind he was clearly robed from fame and profits that he was expecting to have from it...
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Density of the upper atmosphere and transmision of radio waves via ionosphere. The other stuff was done by american satelite...
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