Black Sabbath - Paranoid. | Vietnam War Bombing

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Video Description: As the Vietnam war continues, so does the air strikes, the USAF also brought in what is called Combat Photography to be used to gain knowledge and train pilots on how to properly bomb a target, almost all the footage of that program has now been long declassified and turned into well, this video.

Song: Paranoid by: Black Sabbath (Remastered)

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In the mid-1980s I talked to a B-52 pilot that was in Vietnam. I asked him “when you were bombing did you know if you were hitting anything” he said to me “mostly all I did was bomb trees in the jungle”

Radionut

"We train young men to drop fire on people, but their commanders won't allow them to write 'fuck' on their aeroplanes because it's obscene!"

lavrentivs

"That's Vietnam music man, can we get our own f**kin music?"
- Iraq and Afghanistan war vet -

Blindfolded.

Hard rock fits in really well with war footage imo.

skinnydipper

One of my close close friends was in the 82nd Airborne and he was also involved in clandestine operations. He worked with special forces and called in air strikes with B-52's. He once told me that the B-52's laid down a trail of destruction that was awe inspiring. If the VC somehow managed to survive the blast then they would find them just laying there still alive but near death due to the shell shock. He was a hero in my book and I'm proud to call him my friend. RIP Chuck and to all the other Vietnam Vets I say thank you for your service.

stevecrane

From an old Fighter puke, circa 1968-74 air war NVN, we'd listen to this tune heading into NVN targets...as well as Mick's Gimmie Shelter...Thanks Sabbath and Mick...and a few more...Paint it black

billbob

Lost my brother in law that served in this war, he became so paranoid would nail windows shut, didn't trust no one. Makes me sad that I live two blocks away from an army helicopter that I pass by everyday

priscillamcclure

My uncle flew the mighty F-4 Phantom in the route packs over norrh and south vietnam, did eacort, CAS, hunter/killer missions and even bombed the hell out of the dragons jaw bridge, only to see the damm thing repaired within 24-48 hours and have to go back again ..

fefkclg

''The greatest weapon in any war is courage. However, those who have the courage only to win will never defeat those who have the courage to die.''

franklin

Those "fast movers" the F4 Phantom II is the bomb. Look at those USAF fighter pilots just blowing shit up. and the bombers as well. Insane shit. It is so bad ass. I appreciate the F-16, F-18, F-15, F-22 etc all bad ass. But the F4 Phantom saw real combat, and I love the design of the aircraft. The Phantom rules man. I am a big fan of the A-10 as well.

jasonaquino

Was in the middle of this so much back in 67-68 with the 4th Inf. Div. Central Highlands.

davidballard

With all that boom, we still endured until the day of victory. My grandfather was a martyr, he sacrificed his life and gave us the independence we have today

tuphanhoang

From Australia. As a veteran, I can honestly say it was the politicians who lost that war, and betrayed their soldiers, sailors and airmen without any remorse.

ddtczzj

my dad was a huey uh-1 mechanic for the airforce back then, they let him try to fly the thing, he took off and flew alright, but he bent the skids landing it hard, guess who had to fix it lol

MariK