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you think in 10 years someone will watch an old GMM episode and come see if these videos are still here?

accurate perspective of the dog, had ME fooled

Hey from Louisiana

very important stuff here, thanks for sharing :)

That’s what she said? 🤔

Dinner looked delicious

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Awesome moving picture. Enjoyed how perspective was utilized. I was SURE bamboozled. The one complaint i have (mind, a small one) is that the speaking to of the dog was slightly askew of the video while said dog took an emiction on the moist eating surface. Yours truly, Kenny Postscript, Micheal utters salutations

Cinematic masterpiece!

Funny video!

Seeing that this guy was in nam i dont believe he is still with us today. His vietnam videos have been featured in many documentaries.

0:06 is my fav part

Looks a little pissy

Here because of GMM

GMM sent me here. Pissy Pasta

👋 Good mythical morning, and in case I dont see ya, good mythical afternoon, evening and goodnight 😁

*two

What a fun video!

The bird shall not be bothered while he waits for the bus my good sir, great song choice at the end John!

urines~

But honestly, tastes a little pissy.

But-a-di-a-di-a-di-a-di-a-di-a-di THAT'S ALL, FOLKS!

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*YUM THAT WAS GOOD*

Like if you’re here before the video blew up

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Hello fellow creator who has been featured alongside me in the latest GMM video!! Keep up the good work lol

Rhett and Link sent us!!!

Ooh oh, urine trouble now.

This video seems like it should have been featured on a youtube morning show

Great video. Love the way you play with perspective. Had ME fooled. My only gripe (and this is a tiny one) is the mistiming of the voiceover when the bulldog was taking a urine on the wet plate. Sincerely, Michael P.S. Kenny says Hi

Slightly kibbley aftertaste

Cinema Classic 🎥

I love this

Great video. Loved the way you played with perspective. Had ME fooled. My only gripe (and this is a tiny one) is the mistiming of the voiceover when the bulldog was taking a urine on the wet plate. Sincerely, Michael. p.s. Kenny says Hi

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Here from GMM! 🎉❤

rhett didn’t comment?

WHO ARE MICHAEL AND KENNY???

Tastes a little pissy

good looking lunch!

Could've been funnier

Classic!

great video

30 rounds mags, when did you guys get them. I can't remember off the top of my head. And that rubber around it I'm guessing is tire tube. Thank you for your service and WELCOME HOME TO EVERYONE. FACTS

This is my uncle I'm trying to find anybody that may have been in his platoon knows him or was with him that survived that can contact me I would like to get stories of any type involving him to place in our family memorial for him if anyone has any information or can put me in contact with any fellow soldiers or families that may have known my uncle please contact me thanks so much in advance Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund VISIT THE MEMORIAL REMEMBER & HONOR THOSE WHO SERVED EXPLORE THE ERA DISCOVER VVMF SUPPORT VVMF THE WALL OF FACES ADVANCED SEARCH ORIS L POOLE VIEW ALL PHOTOS (2) HONORED ON PANEL 23E, LINE 45 OF THE WALL ORIS LAMAR POOLE WALL NAME ORIS L POOLE PANEL / LINE 23E/45 DATE OF BIRTH 06/17/1948 CASUALTY PROVINCE KONTUM DATE OF CASUALTY 07/10/1967 HOME OF RECORD SCREVEN COUNTY OF RECORD Wayne County STATE GA BRANCH OF SERVICE ARMY RANK SP4 SUBMIT PHOTOS LEAVE A REMEMBRANCE REQUEST A RUBBING REMEMBRANCES LEFT FOR ORIS LAMAR POOLE POSTED ON 8.24.2023 POSTED BY: JOHN FABRIS HONORING YOU..... Thank you for your service to our country so long ago sir. As long as you are remembered you will always be with us…. READ LESS POSTED ON 8.13.2023 POSTED BY: WKILLIAN@SMJUHSD.ORG FINAL MISSION OF SP4 ORIS L. POOLE img Operation Greeley was a 173rd Airborne Brigade search-and-destroy operation in the jungle-covered mountains near Dak To in Kontum Province, RVN. On the afternoon of July 10, 1967, three maneuver battalions conducted a sweep near a 2700-foot mountain referred to Hill 830, 12 kilometers (7.2 miles) south of Ben Het village. Companies A, B, and D, 4th Battalion, 503rd Airborne Infantry, moved west toward their day’s objective when Company A made heavy contact with a dug-in North Vietnamese Army (NVA) unit on Hill 830. Company A received fire from three heavy machine guns at close range. Artillery was called on the enemy positions as Company B closed in to support. They were hit by two more heavy machine guns in undetected bunkers. The NVA further employed light automatic weapons and mortar fire. The enemy positions were mutually supporting and estimated to be occupied by a reinforced NVA company. Company D, which had been in reserve, maneuvered to relieve pressure on the besieged companies. The enemy broke contact at 6:00 PM and withdrew, leaving nine bodies and three weapons behind. Two days later, two NVA wounded were captured in a base camp to the southwest of the contact. American losses were 25 killed and 50 wounded. The lost personnel included (A-4/503rd) SFC Myron S. Beach Jr., PFC John C. Borowski (posthumously awarded the Distinguished Service Cross), SP4 Roger W. Clark, SGT William J. Deuerling (posthumously awarded the Silver Star medal), SP4 Arthur A. Erwin, PFC David H. Johnson, 1LT Daniel W. Jordan (posthumously awarded the Distinguished Service Cross), SP4 Oris L. Poole, SP4 Walter A. Samans Jr., and SP4 Franklin S. Shepherd; (B-4/503rd) SGT David P. Crozier, PFC Jimmy E. Darby, SP4 Larry A. Doring, PFC James Fabrizio, PFC Frazier D. Huggins (posthumously promoted to Corporal), SFC William A. Scott, PFC Malton G. Shores, PFC Harry D. Spier, and SGT Jesus M. Torres; (HHC-4/503rd) SGT Siegfried Kofler, PFC Joel M. Sabel (posthumously awarded the Distinguished Service Cross and promoted to Corporal), and MAJ Walter D. Williams; (3/319th Arty) SGT Kenneth L. Brown, PFC Michael S. Mitchell, and 1LT Arthur C. Retzlaff. One of the wounded, SP4 Peter G. Lechnir (B-4/503rd), was evacuated to the United States. Medically retired and confined to a wheelchair, he died of his injuries on February 15, 1973. Lechnir’s name was added to the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall in November 1991. [Taken from coffeltdatabase.org and vvmf.org] READ LESS POSTED ON 6.9.2023 POSTED BY: ANON 75 Never forgotten. HOOAH POSTED ON 10.8.2021 POSTED BY: STEVE BANKS THANK YOU ORIS, FROM YOUR COUSIN I brought my family to see the wall today. Thank you for your service. Rest in peace. READ MORE POSTED ON 6.2.2021 POSTED BY: LUCY MICIK THANK YOU Dear Sp4 Oris Poole, Thank you for your service as an Airborne Qualified Infantryman. Your 73rd birthday is soon, happy birthday. Saying thank you isn't enough, but it is from the heart. Memorial Day just passed when our nation remembers your sacrifice. Time passes quickly. Please watch over America, it stills needs your strength, courage and faithfulness, especially now. Rest in peace with the angels. READ MORE 1 2 3NEXT Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund NEWS ABOUT VVMF WHAT WE DO DONATE CONTACT US PRIVACY JOBS AT VVMF Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund | 3033 Wilson Blvd, Suite 300 | Arlington VA 22201 | 202.393.0090 The Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization. EIN: 52-1149668 Website designed and developed by Corporate Zen Copyright 2024 The Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund

Thank you all for the sacrifice!

Hahahaha. Keep that bird steady!

Thanks again for all those that watched this video. It was my honor to honor them, they are all heroes.

Being a Vietnam Vet I understand how close soldiers can get. I have found 5 members of my unit that I found and talk to almost daily. Great home movies. The UH-1s were the workhorses of Nam. You liked your 203, I liked my M-60.