19-Paul Hardcastle
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[00:00.33]In 1965 vietnam seemed like just another foreign war
[00:01.35]
[00:02.10]But it wasn't
[00:02.49]It was different in many ways
[00:03.75]As so were those that did the fighting
[00:04.59]
[00:11.58]In world war ii the average age of the combat soldier was twentysix
[00:15.87]
[00:18.63]In vietnam he was nineteen
[00:20.10]In inininininin vietnam he was nineteen
[00:22.98]
[00:23.79]In inininininin vietnam
[00:24.24]He was nineteen
[00:24.66]In vietnam
[00:25.35]He was nineteen
[00:26.16]
[00:27.24]Nnnnnineteen
[00:27.27]
[00:28.74]The heaviest fighting of the past two weeks
[00:30.66]Continued today twentyfive miles northwest of saigon
[00:33.63]
[00:34.77]I really wasn't sure what was going on
[00:35.70]
[00:37.44]Nnnnnineteen
[00:37.53]Nineteen
[00:37.80]
[00:39.60]Nnineteen
[00:39.72]Nineteen
[00:40.08]
[00:45.12]In vietnam the combat soldier typically served a twelvemonth tour of duty
[00:48.42]
[00:49.98]But was exposed to hostile fire almost every day
[00:53.01]
[00:56.22]Nnnnnineteen
[00:56.25]
[01:00.24]Nnnnnineteen
[01:00.33]Nineteen
[01:00.78]
[01:13.77]In saigon a us military spokesman said today
[01:16.41]More than seven hundred enemy troops were killed last week
[01:19.38]In that sensitive border area
[01:22.44]In all of south vietnam
[01:22.92]
[01:23.58]The enemy lost a total of two thousand six hundred eightynine soldiers
[01:26.28]
[01:30.75]All those who remember the war
[01:33.36]
[01:34.11]They won't forget what they've seen
[01:36.75]
[01:37.62]Destruction of men in their prime
[01:41.46]
[01:42.24]Whose average age was nineteen
[01:45.21]
[01:45.99]Ddddddestruction
[01:46.08]Ddddddestruction
[01:46.35]According to a veteran's administration study
[01:47.79]
[01:50.70]Half of the vietnam combat veterans suffered from what psychiatrists call
[02:04.41]
[02:05.01]Posttraumatic stress disorder
[02:05.91]
[02:06.84]Many vets complain of alienation
[02:08.13]Rage
[02:08.72]Or guilt
[02:09.48]
[02:10.80]Some succumb to suicidal thoughts
[02:11.49]
[02:12.63]Eight to ten years after coming home
[02:14.28]
[02:15.39]Almost eighthundredthousand men
[02:16.59]Are still fighting the vietnam war
[02:18.15]
[02:34.95]None of them received a hero's welcome
[02:36.39]
[02:39.00]Nineteen
[02:39.18]
[02:47.07]Sssssaigon
[02:47.10]
[02:48.90]Nineteen
[02:49.59]
[02:50.19]Nnnnnninteen
[02:50.22]
[02:54.27]Nnnnnninteen
[02:54.36]Nineteen nnnnnninteen
[02:58.29]Nnnnnninteen
[02:58.38]Nineteen
[02:58.71]
[03:11.52]Vietnam
[03:11.82]
[03:13.56]Sssssaigon
[03:13.59]
[03:14.52]Purple heart
[03:16.77]
[03:17.61]Saigon
[03:17.76]
[03:18.60]I wasn't really sure what was going on
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[by:时间戳工具V2.0_20200810]
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[00:00.33]In 1965 vietnam seemed like just another foreign war
[00:01.35]
[00:02.10]But it wasn't
[00:02.49]It was different in many ways
[00:03.75]As so were those that did the fighting
[00:04.59]
[00:11.58]In world war ii the average age of the combat soldier was twentysix
[00:15.87]
[00:18.63]In vietnam he was nineteen
[00:20.10]In inininininin vietnam he was nineteen
[00:22.98]
[00:23.79]In inininininin vietnam
[00:24.24]He was nineteen
[00:24.66]In vietnam
[00:25.35]He was nineteen
[00:26.16]
[00:27.24]Nnnnnineteen
[00:27.27]
[00:28.74]The heaviest fighting of the past two weeks
[00:30.66]Continued today twentyfive miles northwest of saigon
[00:33.63]
[00:34.77]I really wasn't sure what was going on
[00:35.70]
[00:37.44]Nnnnnineteen
[00:37.53]Nineteen
[00:37.80]
[00:39.60]Nnineteen
[00:39.72]Nineteen
[00:40.08]
[00:45.12]In vietnam the combat soldier typically served a twelvemonth tour of duty
[00:48.42]
[00:49.98]But was exposed to hostile fire almost every day
[00:53.01]
[00:56.22]Nnnnnineteen
[00:56.25]
[01:00.24]Nnnnnineteen
[01:00.33]Nineteen
[01:00.78]
[01:13.77]In saigon a us military spokesman said today
[01:16.41]More than seven hundred enemy troops were killed last week
[01:19.38]In that sensitive border area
[01:22.44]In all of south vietnam
[01:22.92]
[01:23.58]The enemy lost a total of two thousand six hundred eightynine soldiers
[01:26.28]
[01:30.75]All those who remember the war
[01:33.36]
[01:34.11]They won't forget what they've seen
[01:36.75]
[01:37.62]Destruction of men in their prime
[01:41.46]
[01:42.24]Whose average age was nineteen
[01:45.21]
[01:45.99]Ddddddestruction
[01:46.08]Ddddddestruction
[01:46.35]According to a veteran's administration study
[01:47.79]
[01:50.70]Half of the vietnam combat veterans suffered from what psychiatrists call
[02:04.41]
[02:05.01]Posttraumatic stress disorder
[02:05.91]
[02:06.84]Many vets complain of alienation
[02:08.13]Rage
[02:08.72]Or guilt
[02:09.48]
[02:10.80]Some succumb to suicidal thoughts
[02:11.49]
[02:12.63]Eight to ten years after coming home
[02:14.28]
[02:15.39]Almost eighthundredthousand men
[02:16.59]Are still fighting the vietnam war
[02:18.15]
[02:34.95]None of them received a hero's welcome
[02:36.39]
[02:39.00]Nineteen
[02:39.18]
[02:47.07]Sssssaigon
[02:47.10]
[02:48.90]Nineteen
[02:49.59]
[02:50.19]Nnnnnninteen
[02:50.22]
[02:54.27]Nnnnnninteen
[02:54.36]Nineteen nnnnnninteen
[02:58.29]Nnnnnninteen
[02:58.38]Nineteen
[02:58.71]
[03:11.52]Vietnam
[03:11.82]
[03:13.56]Sssssaigon
[03:13.59]
[03:14.52]Purple heart
[03:16.77]
[03:17.61]Saigon
[03:17.76]
[03:18.60]I wasn't really sure what was going on
