Creedence Clearwater revival and probably the most famous Vietnam song Fortunate son.
Creedence Clearwater revival and probably the most famous Vietnam song Fortunate son.
Many years ago I saw a group of photos belonging to a Canadian Vietnam vet , he was involved in the Phoenix Program . Sniping and training of mountain tribesmen . He had some amazing photos , large group of tribesmen , all in tiger stripes , his tent with a Canadian flag flying above it , etc . But it was before the digital revolution . And it would have cost big money to get them copied . He did tell me something interesting , he said Canadian volunteers would be put into SF or front line positions because they didn't have to report them as American causalities , so they would make the US papers causality lists . I thought that was very interesting , and I wish i had a copy of his photos !
some awesome footage in this video! the flying car at the start is of note!
Paint it Black - Vietnam War - YouTube
interesting thread!
On the topic of Vietnam war music, WOODSTOCK 69
Country Joe Mcdonald, Jimi Hendrix, Carlos Santana and some hippies
IMO around the time the best music was made
Fantastic pictures thanks for posting.
A few years ago, I went to a concert by the band The Grass Roots. They dedicated their song, "Live For Today" to all of the Viet Nam vets in the audience. It was a very popular song with many of us who were in country at the time.
BOB
LIFE'S LOSERS NEVER LEARN FROM THE ERROR OF THEIR WAYS.
Some great and haunting images.Thanks for showing.Have you seen these ones? Vietnam Photo Essay by Larry Burrows: ‘One Ride With Yankee Papa 13′ | LIFE.com
A few more and one being a special one of a homecoming!!........The song "One Tin Soldier",, comes to mind.
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