Vietnam Assault Helicopters | Memories And Rare Original Combat Audio. Veteran Vance Gammons 1 hour 41 minutes long 1,033,218 views Apr 20, 2024 #vietnamwar #aviation #huey "Welcome Home" is a new series about the Vietnam War. " This video contains interviews with Vietnam Veteran Vance Gammons and a rare audio tape with compelling recordings of combat missions. Vance Gammons was the Company Commander of the 335th Assault Helicopter Company in an era like no other: the Vietnam War. At the time, none of the Cowboys--as they were called then and today knew what would become of their lives if they were lucky enough to survive their time in the country. The original "Cowboys" of A Company, 82nd Aviation Battalion arrived in South Vietnam on 1 May 1965. In September of 1966, A/82nd was redesignated the 335th Aviation Company (Airmobile Light,) and eventually the 335th Assault Helicopter Company. The first A/82nd patches are extremely rare, but I'm obtaining a drawing of the original design. The Cowboys spent over 30 months in direct combat support of the 173rd Airborne Brigade, an association that culminated in the battles around Dak To from June to December of 1967. During that time period, the Cowboys were awarded the PUC, The MUC w/ 1 OLC, and three RVN Gallantry Crosses w/Palm.

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The Vietnam War is often referred to as "the first television war." Media coverage showed the American public the uncensored reality of war. Seeing the misery and desolation of war shocked the American public. During the 1960s, there was a huge increase in television ownership in American households. Televised news shows became a popular source of information. Video technology was also improving and lightweight portable camera and audio recording equipment allowed journalists to capture the war close-up in never-seen-before detail. Chocked by the gruesome reality of war, civil rights and anti-war movements spread like wildfire in the United States against the military-industrial complex. This awakening in the consciousness of citizens thanks to a free press proved problematic to American politicians and the banking elites who puppeteer them. It was primarily during the Vietnam War that politicians and generals saw television as their enemy. Since then, an orgy of media-consolidation left more than 90% of EVERYTHING Americans watch or read or listen to consolidated in ONLY 5 pro-war corporations: COMCAST, NEWS-CORP, DISNEY, ViacomCBS, and TIME WARNER. And under the guise of protecting the viewers' senses, ANY recording revealing the true nature of the violence committed by the authorities is FORBIDDEN. And that includes social media, of course, like YouTube, Facebook, and Instagram. That's why independent journalists like myself are being shadow-banned and de-platformed. As of now, I'm banned from 5 social media websites: LinkedIn, Medium.com, Quora.com, taringa.net, and 9gag. THEY DON'T WANT YOU TO KNOW THE TRUTH. #VietnamWar #TheFirstTelevisionWar #FirstTelevisionWar #TelevisionWar #MainstreamMedia #MSM #Establishment #Hollywood #Propaganda #Google #Hate #Violence #Censorship #FreeSpeech #YouTubeCensorship #YouTube #Facebook #Instagram #LinkedIn #COMCAST #NEWSCORP #DISNEY #ViacomCBS #TIMEWARNER Sources: https://is.gd/ZG6zex https://is.gd/xCSM0W https://is.gd/nbk78r https://is.gd/YvxAgb https://is.gd/Z4zyWs https://is.gd/h8bOcc https://is.gd/QsFm9n https://is.gd/T9g3jB https://is.gd/XyLdGf https://is.gd/OCYhds