Shot in the Head TWICE in the Vietnam War | Veteran Interview

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After graduating from the Naval Academy in 1966, Kenny Moore served three tours in Vietnam, earned two Purple Hearts, a Silver Star, and would later accompany President Richard Nixon's delegation to China in 1972. After three decades in the Marine Corps, Moore retired as a Lieutenant Colonel.
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@Thevietnamexperience 2 месяца назад

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@Piggers71 Год назад

That's one Chi-Com bullet. The steel core separated from the jacket once it passed through the front of the liner. The two pieces exited the back of the liner, but only the steel core still had enough energy to keyhole out the back of the helmet. 1 hole, 1 hole, 2 holes, 1 hole. Glad he missed his target that day. Welcome home sir.

@clayton6499 Год назад

The power of prayers from his mom were heard , all praise to our lord !

@nextgen4987 7 месяцев назад

You can just see his eyes,He's reliving it as he's talking about it

@bobbiea.4464 Год назад

As a nurse, I've cared for many hospitalized veterans. Once I had told my veteran patients that I was a Navy brat and that all the men in my family served all the way back to the civil war they were willing to tell their stories. Bless you, LtCol. Moore and welcome home. Just an observation...I noticed that it looks like a ship's clock on the back wall.

@DavidJones-ey6ie 5 месяцев назад

Wow, the power of prayer is top notch! Thank you sir for your service!

@terryslota2224 Год назад

3rd Batt. 7th Marines ChuLai,RVN 10/65-11/66

@olivias.3071 Год назад

OMG! You are a true hero. Thank you! Thank you! Thank you so much for your service and sacrifice.

@Stax-ht9md Год назад

Praise God! Thank you for your service Colonel Moore, and thank you for sharing your story.

@manofknowledge1000 Год назад

Never underestimate just how handy a good roll of duct tape is , fixes anything

@JamesNtennessee 2 месяца назад

Gotta have it.

@davidkellogg2582 Год назад

Wow! It just does not get any closer then that. Thank you for your service.

@mmabagain Год назад

Than and then are not the same word.

@everettmain1904 Год назад

Thank you sir

@glennredwine289 Год назад

Wow, Thanks for your service, there was no way could have gotten onto a sub, carrier, or other surface ship?

@thebugalito Год назад

@@mmabagainHow did you get so smart? Never stop showing off your spelling skills. People admire you.

@CamoGuy76239 9 месяцев назад

Videos like these always give me a greater appreciation for what our soldiers went through to give us the life we too often take for granted; I hope that god, karma, the the universe, or whatever power may be gives back to all who those sacrificed themselves for thier fellow men and women the rewards they deserve; they've earned it.

@haroldmclean3755 Год назад

Boy o Boy ! The Lord works in Mysterious ways 🙏

@briandefrancisco2571 Год назад

we are so thankful you're still here to share with us you're amazing experience in war! just not your time to go home.

@MrPearlsareforever Год назад

Incredible story Colonel. 👣

@stoneblue1795 Год назад

Much respect to you sir.

@chrisflamion2283 Год назад

PTL indeed! Welcome home

@LS-sv7bo Год назад

wow

@JeffSal999 4 месяца назад

AMEN, God bless you sir!

@jessejames7757 Год назад

PRAISE GOD!

@sgtcrab2569 Год назад

This guy is sponsored by duct tape. LOL! Seriously great interview.

@jimmybritt9537 Год назад

Close one 👍👍🇺🇸

@ibubezi7685 Год назад

Close two *

@timp3035 Год назад

Jesus! Gods speed !

@jrclark9019 7 месяцев назад

Definitely looks like the stuff of divine intervention to me. That's quite amazing.

@philipdobbins2769 Год назад

Good thing it wasn't a 3 round burst.

@ronwinkles2601 10 месяцев назад

The NVA were taught to fire in two round bursts to conserve ammunition. It is sort of like the mobsters double tap.

@philipdobbins2769 10 месяцев назад

Usually, maybe, but I remember one ambush when they threw everything they had at me. I was in behind the rim of a thousand pound bomb crater and had just taken out their sappers. 3 sappers with 4 infantry coming at me up a narrow gully. Brave men. They were extremely pissed and probably threw 3 or 4 hundred rounds at me but I was in a position they couldn't reach around the curve of that bomb crater. No 2 round bursts there, I can assure you. Hip- F/2/3 14May 68 in the foothills of Co Roc Mountain. I was in a good prone position firing 3 round bursts. It was like I was part of that M-16.