"When were you in Vietnam" someone asked. "Just last night" is always the answer.  As a Vietnam vet, I have to say that this song is heartfelt and true. Thanks, Mark.

Enlisted in 1957.

My Dad's an O.G made it bk asian Org an all. Love you Dad xoxox

My father was in Army Intelligence and was in Vietnam for two tours, 66 and 68. He came back totally wrecked. Years and YEARS of not being able to work, visits to shrinks, beating my mother and me and craziness and PTSD nightmares and horrors. Then in 2000 he died as he ran for a train. Thanks for this song. Too many from that stupid war have died too early, by their own hands a lot of them. And sometimes a little validation like this song really goes a long way to help. Respect brother

Heartbreaking song...what's even more heartbreaking is that nothing has changed since 1969...except now there is no conscription and still people go to die for nothing....and if anything, the situation is worse.

Thank you for taking the time to listen to my songs and read my little intros. Your kind and thoughtful words are truly appreciated here and I sincerely hope you come back again for another visit to my channel. Wishing you a super sweet week ahead. Mark

My Father was a tunnel rat in nam , God bless you DAD , from your loving son , Glenn , i will never ever forget you .

The pain never goes away. It will remain until we are gone and maybe forgotten. Coming home was the hardest. Being abused in every imaginable way by our own that we fought to protect. The REAL hero's never came home alive. A hearty Semper Fi to all Vietnam Vets and a job well done for what was handed to us. We did our duty!!

my brother fought in Nam, he died less than 30 days before he was to be discharged in 1969.

Mark Thank you for this song;; Brings back so many Things;;  1966 1972;;