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A bamboo trap that ensared US soldiers just outside Saigon, in the VC Staging area. This is the real stuff that we used to see in all the Vietnam war movies that came out in the 80's

Riding around with four girls on one scooter may be dangerous, but there's really no need to karate kick them in the head for it.

this is my second sampler with SJ. more on the way.

<strong>Link to part 2/3 below</strong>
An in-depth analysis of the state of Iraq five years after the invasion began. Rageh Omar returns to the city he reported from at the beginning of the   more...Iraq War - Baghdad.

<strong><a href="http://www.livevideo.com/video/Drachnid/1CEC1A0058EB4706B1FB73A0EE4E5C16/iraq-war-by-numbers-2-3.aspx">Click here to view part 2/3</a></strong>

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Some old school war ownage...

Exactly forty years ago today...THIS

Graphic footage of U.S. involvement in war and persecution

The Vietnam War (also known as the Second Indochina War, the American War in Vietnam and the Vietnam Conflict) occurred from 1959 to April 30, 1975. The war was a successful effort by the Democratic Republic   more...of Vietnam (DRV or North Vietnam) and the indigenous National Front for the Liberation of South Vietnam, (also known derogatively as the Vi?t C?ng, Charlie or VC) to reunify Vietnam under a communist government. To a degree, the war may be viewed as a Cold War conflict between the U.S., its allies, and the Republic of Vietnam on one side, and the Soviet Union, its allies, the People's Republic of China, and the Democratic Republic of Vietnam on the other. Others, however, viewed the conflict as a civil war between communist and non-communist Vietnamese factions.

The U.S. deployed large numbers of troops to South Vietnam between the end of the First Indochina War in 1954, and 1973. Some U.S. allies also contributed forces. U.S. military advisers first became involved in Vietnam in 1950, assisting French colonial forces. In 1956, these advisers assumed full responsibility for training the Army of the Republic of Vietnam. President John F. Kennedy increased America's troop numbers from 500 to 16,000. Large numbers of combat troops were dispatched by President Lyndon Johnson beginning in 1965. Almost all U.S. military personnel departed after the Paris Peace Accords of 1973. The last American troops left the country on April 30, 1975.

At various stages the conflict involved clashes between small units patrolling the mountains and jungles, amphibious operations, guerrilla attacks on the villages, and cities and large-scale conventional battles. U.S. aircraft also conducted massive aerial bombing, targeting North Vietnam's cities, industries and logistical networks. Cambodia and Laos were drawn into the conflict. Large quantities of chemical defoliants were sprayed from the air, in an effort to reduce the cover available to the enemy.

The Vietnam War was finally concluded on 30 April 1975, with the Fall of Saigon. The war claimed 58,000 U.S. combat dead and the lives of between 2 and 5.1 million Vietnamese, a large number of whom were civilians. Although exact numbers are difficult to verify, the disparity in deaths illustrated the overwhelming superiority of U.S. firepower  less

During the vietnam war, the troops would have their occasional RnR. Here were the action availabe at the time.

Montage tribute to our fallen troops on Memorial Day. I'd like to think everyone for your lovely comments & support of this video. I do appreciate everyone of you who's taken time out to view it.   more...Everyday there are funerals like the ones shown here. I just wanted folks to see it for themselves and feel the reality of what is ever so quietly taking place each day though we may not see it on the news. Our men and women in uniform are laying down their lives for their country & for us everyday. gcj  less

Em BONG ninh me Dung o nha vao thang 6 nam 2007.
A six years old vietnamese girl is loving her mother at home in Hanoi, Vietnam in 2007.

*Note: Not An Actual Experiment (Just a random video to help ease your boredom)

Phong than bang D1-7

Made this with Sony,while i think this war is never going to be over in Naruto.till the end u might see that not treu from the Shippuden,enjoy!

This video is about a street child living in Hanoi. SJ Vietnam organizes activities with these children and is running an international youth and international workcamps. SJ Vietnam is member of CCIVS   more...and NDVA. Visit their website to find out more about their work http://www.sjvietnam.org/  less

rolling stones paint it black vietnam war

HIPhop with me

Comedy Central Presents Dat Phan. This is one funny Vietnamese guy.

a very beautiful song from a great singer Louis Armstrong.

Em Bong luc 7 tuoi, Em Bong treo co bo va me tai nha 2007.

Watch as Bebe Pham get glammed up for a location shoot in historic Vietnam. A production of ...

A Salute To Veterans

A fight among gangs in a small playground.

Produced by 12 year old kids!~