"Vietnam: 50 Years Remembered: Part 15" - U.S. Army Nurses & The Turmoil of 1968

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First person accounting of the heroism and sacrifice representing all of the U.S. Army Nurses who served in Vietnam. Also, the continuing tumult of the crucible year of 1968.
The complete, serialized history of U.S. involvement in the Vietnam War is told in this LionHeart FilmWorks original production - a multi-part documentary series featuring personal stories from veterans and detailing the battles, strategy, and politics of a war that consumed six U.S. Presidents.
Produced during the 50th anniversary of the War - we are presenting our series from start-to-finish in easy to follow shorts following this premiere episode!
For education, entertainment, enlightenment and inspiration. We hope you enjoy and even learn something. Never forget!
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@PaulSmith-fr8by 2 года назад

Much respect of Army nurses in Vietnam.

@markwatters6875 2 года назад

Nurses - translation ANGELS. Thank you one and all 👍🇦🇺

@edwinjimenez3802 2 года назад

SEEMS LIKE YESTERDAY 🙏🙏🙏 OUR RESPECT TO THOSE THAT SERVED AMEN

@CandC68 2 года назад

The Vietnam should be an example taught in schools. About courage. Courage and dedication transcended the perceived role of the participants. Were the "front line" soldiers due high respect? Of course. But also the support folks. Nurses, doctors, drivers, helicopter crews, all branches. There were no rear lines. Everyone was in harms way, and performed their jobs. It was not a simple event to understand. I evaced to the hospital ship Sanctuary. It had to leave harbor and ride out a typhoon. Not a thing that anyone expected or signed up for. While there, I talked to a Marine who nearly died from heat when he first got in country. On the hospital ship he volunteered to help the incoming med evaced wounded. All the gung ho training went out the window when he tried to carry a wounded soldier out of the helicopter. The man was in pajamas, the pants were blood soaked. The Marine put the soldier's arm over his shoulder and grabbed him around the back with one arm. Swung his other arm under the legs of the pajama pants to lift the guy. But there were no legs in the pants. Reality was not at all like the movies. Courage and fear and doubt and loyalty were everywhere, at every level. War is indeed hell and must be a last resort. Soldiers and those who have been in war, are never the ones who declare war. They are the true cost of war.

@hudson5573 10 месяцев назад

Thanks ladies! God bless all of you.

@bobbiea.4464 Год назад

It's interesting that ALL the time that the nurses got in this video of them in Vietnam was 6 minutes and 57 seconds out of 13 minutes and 09 seconds. Especially, for all that we nurses do for patients in the field or in civilian hospitals back in the world.

@OdeeOz 2 года назад

Is Director Herchberger still with you? I told him about his World Twin, I knew at US State Department a couple times I had the pleasure of working for him on sets.