That was from We were Soldiers it's about the Korean war not Vietnam.
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Vaq I may have to watch it again, but I thought it was the Korean war but now I'm wondering myself. I'll get back to you on it after I watch it again. Old age has it's price.
I intend to live forever, or die trying. It Could Be that the Purpose of Your Life is Only to Serve as a Warning to Others. Join the Army, meet interesting people, kill them. All those who believe in psychokinesis raise my hand.
the first major battle between the U.S. and NVA / VC of Vietnam circa 1965. The French got their asses handed to them there from the late 50's I believe....I am all Googled out this evening so memory will have to suffice.
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My apologies you are correct and I am wrong it was the Vietnam war. Good movie and I liked Reagan.
I intend to live forever, or die trying. It Could Be that the Purpose of Your Life is Only to Serve as a Warning to Others. Join the Army, meet interesting people, kill them. All those who believe in psychokinesis raise my hand.
they liked Reagan more than they realized
now that the country has gone to the dog
pound. And the White House has turned
into a hog pin. No that;s not right, hogs
have some value.
A little rebellion is good medicine for the government
Thomas Jefferson
I used to play cards with a girl who's dad was one of the sgts in the lost platoon. To this day she said he had a hard time dealing with it.
America is not at war. The U.S. Military is at war. America is at the Mall. If you don't stand behind our troops, PLEASE feel free to stand in front of them!
Along with We Were Soldiers.
Monte Walsh, Matrix, Braveheart, Predator, The Last of the Mohicans, O Brother, Gran Torino, The Fighting SEE BEEs, The Searchers.
The truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth!
The Patriot, Matrix, Master and Commander, Robin Hood (not the disney version), In the Line of Fire, and Last Man Standing. I watched The Outlaw Josey Wales for the first time today, it definately makes the list too.
I'm surprised more folks didn't know about this one. The movie, which is a great one, was based on the book "We Were Soldiers Once...And Young" by Lt. Gen. Harold Moore and a war correspondent named Joe Galloway. It was published in 1992. It is non-fiction (by Hollywood standards anyway). Didn't google...didn't have to. This is good stuff and should be in your library if you're a reader at all.
@OozeRat - You just saw Josey Wales for the first time today?!?! Hard to wrap my mind around that sir. Probably the best non-John Wayne western ever made.
I'd have to agree beaudarvil though I have never seen an entire John Wayne movie, attempted to many times but at that age I had a very hard time sitting through an entire movie no matter how good it was. Honestly I had never heard of Josey wales until I was at my in laws and my father in law was watchin it, it was about half over. Also the movie came out in 1976, if I'm not mistaken, a little before my time.
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CharlesW
Glad you posted it
dockit
That was from We were Soldiers it's about the Korean war not Vietnam.
Vaquero
ya might wanna watch the movie again.
dockit
Vaq I may have to watch it again, but I thought it was the Korean war but now I'm wondering myself. I'll get back to you on it after I watch it again. Old age has it's price.
samD
OK
Schuyler
We were Soldiers is about Vietnam: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0277434/plotsummary
Vaquero
Bud, I been called a lot of things. But that's the first time Reagan has been used.
THANKS!
HampsterW
the first major battle between the U.S. and NVA / VC of Vietnam circa 1965. The French got their asses handed to them there from the late 50's I believe....I am all Googled out this evening so memory will have to suffice.
dockit
My apologies you are correct and I am wrong it was the Vietnam war. Good movie and I liked Reagan.
CharlesW
they liked Reagan more than they realized
now that the country has gone to the dog
pound. And the White House has turned
into a hog pin. No that;s not right, hogs
have some value.
Schuyler
I found it: "The trouble with our liberal friends is not that they're ignorant; it's just that they know so much that isn't so."
APOLOGIES TO DOCKIT! I know he is a conservative brother!
Sometimes my jokes don't work. Go dockit!
photobear6
I used to play cards with a girl who's dad was one of the sgts in the lost platoon. To this day she said he had a hard time dealing with it.
HKBauer
Of top ten favorites along with Rio Grande, Rio Bravo, Blues Brothers, Office Space, Casino, Goodfellas, Boondock Saints 1&2, Shooter.
Vaquero
Along with We Were Soldiers.
Monte Walsh, Matrix, Braveheart, Predator, The Last of the Mohicans, O Brother, Gran Torino, The Fighting SEE BEEs, The Searchers.
CharlesW
Roberts Mitchums brother was lynched
He came to town poseing as a preacher
and was killing the lynchers off one by one
Vaquero
I barely recall the movie.
Sure can't name it.
CharlesW
Sons of Katie Elder
Red Dawn
Flameing Star
OozeRat
The Patriot, Matrix, Master and Commander, Robin Hood (not the disney version), In the Line of Fire, and Last Man Standing. I watched The Outlaw Josey Wales for the first time today, it definately makes the list too.
beaudarvil
I'm surprised more folks didn't know about this one. The movie, which is a great one, was based on the book "We Were Soldiers Once...And Young" by Lt. Gen. Harold Moore and a war correspondent named Joe Galloway. It was published in 1992. It is non-fiction (by Hollywood standards anyway). Didn't google...didn't have to. This is good stuff and should be in your library if you're a reader at all.
@OozeRat - You just saw Josey Wales for the first time today?!?! Hard to wrap my mind around that sir. Probably the best non-John Wayne western ever made.
OozeRat
I'd have to agree beaudarvil though I have never seen an entire John Wayne movie, attempted to many times but at that age I had a very hard time sitting through an entire movie no matter how good it was. Honestly I had never heard of Josey wales until I was at my in laws and my father in law was watchin it, it was about half over. Also the movie came out in 1976, if I'm not mistaken, a little before my time.