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Auburn is such a beautiful campus. Thank you and entire department for all your work.

AUsome!!

Bet you the Vietnam veterans have not forgotten Hanoi Jane. I may not have been old enough to serve but I have forgotten her either.

Oooh rah.my batllion commander on parris island . 3rd. Batallion. I company platoon 3023. God bless this man.SEMPER FIDELIS

RIP Coach Dye

Had the pleasure to grow up a little bit with K-Rob and his family as friends in NY (Lakeshore!). Very happy for you.

When Arkansas joined The SEC I bought a book titled “ Bragging Rights “ and it has a lot to say about Bobby Lowder. I wondered if UA-cam had anything on him and here I am. Did yellow fella kind of take his place or does Lowder still hold a lot of sway?

4th and 31

Toutes mes Felicitations RG

Dead as a door nail lying freemason. Shame to him and his family, and Auburn University.

Extraordinary man.

2023 Respect.

RIP Admiral Mattingly. 12 men _walked_ on the moon. 24 men _orbited_ the moon.

Great coach and a better man. Was in the stadium when bama came to town. Changed the whole thing. RIP Coach Dye.

Hands down, Aubie is one of the best mascots ever. Even if you hate Auburn, you can't hate Aubie. He's just that dude.

Fuck that intro. Like coming to auburn will make you a A Marine MOH recipient

Thats about how we all felt today after that loss to A&M. Get well soon Aubie! 😄

I was a 1st class Hospital Corpsman with Company D, 4th Recon Battalion as senior Medical Dept Rep. I was personally awarded the Navy Commendation Medal by Maj General Livingston, CG 4th MarDiv. He bore a very commanding presence in person yet a very personable demeanor. He said "Doc, thank you for taking care of my Marines." My reply was "That's my job sir!" This is the only award I received signed by a flag rank officer. All others by a navy captain or below. Navy Corpsmen take care of their Marines, Marines take care of their Corpsmen. Oo-rah!

So incredibly blessed to be able to call this great man my father-in-law! War Eagle - Lisa O’Connell Christopher

Oh my goodness - I just discovered this on UA-cam! I was trying to tell a healthcare aide about his many accomplishments and stumbled on this video. He just beamed each time he heard Auburn University & saw his family. I’m a very proud daughter-in-law (and Auburn grad)! Lisa O’Connell Christopher PS - Thank you AU for this priceless account of his good works, love & commitment.

Great Job my friend well deserved !!!!!!!

Lt Col when i knew him. 3rd Bat Parris island. Running directly behind him ill never forget his legs. I knew he was a MOH recipient but never knew the citation.

Huge respect Sir! QuangTri Province, 3/70-3/71. Married my H.S. Sweetheart on R&R, graduated college 74, Direct Appointment 2LT, U.S. Army Reserve, Masters Degree 6 years later, retired Army 24 yrs. Cancer 8 years ago, Now retired and moved to my home town 2021. I meet real heroes throughout my life.

I've been trying for 3 years to get into the Master Naturalist program, but finding information is like a state secret. I'm currently trying, again, to sign up for the Alabama Master Naturalist program. Being an Army retiree with plenty of time on my hands, I could be of service as a volunteer for this program....but I can't see anyway to sign up for the program.

Im a Marine and friends with General Livingston; he is a great man and a true hero.

Great video guys! Thank you, have a great rest of the summer, and WarEagle!

Gross.

All these Vietnam videos are basically BS. These veterans such as Livinston willingly chose to go to an unwinnable, illegal war. If they say otherwise, they are promoting a falsehood. A lot of these people push the image that they could or did win the war, but the "politicians" and the "people back home" lost it. Vietnam was a national American disgrace, tragedy and defeat...and they share in the responsibility of it. The politicians and American people saw that the war was not being won or was unwinnable. The US never really had the "hearts and minds" of the South Vietnamese people...who they supposedly were fighting for. They don't talk much about the war crimes they committed against the Vietnamese....OR even against their own personnel. Lastly, whether these guys won or lost...the Vietnam war had absolutely NO effect on American freedom, security, safety or way of life. They did NOT sacrifice anything for my...or your freedom. These veterans present themselves as victims and wrongly treated. They are big boys and went to a country to kill or be killed. They shared in the failure. Now they want to be recognized for their "sacrifice" through videos, Honor Flights, endless trips to the Wall in DC or to Vietnam itself. They never grew up and really moved on. They have made themselves an embarrassment to themselves and my generation. Livingston like all the other Vietnam veteran weren't heroes they were survivors. They were chumps and pawns of the military industrial complex. Vietnam did absolutely nothing for American safety, security and freedom. All it did was claim 60000 American lives and waste the country in treasure and talent. Not to mention it almost tore America apart. These veterans including Livingston were invaders and aggressors in someone else's country that did nothing to Americans or the USA. When it comes to Vietnam...they can get to the back of the line when the term "hero" is used. There are tons of people in society that are true heroes that no one will want a video. And... they had no legitimate right or reason to be in Vietnam in the first place. It didn't matter if they manned a BB gun or a tank. That's their "story". Now....on to the next veteran's video who didn't belong in Vietnam either. Let's analyze this. U.S. troops were potentially sacrificing their one and only lives on in Vietnam. Vietnam is around 7500 miles from the US across the entire Pacific Ocean. Vietnam did nothing to Americans or the US. The US did not declare war against a country it beat the sh*t out of for 10 years. They were nothing less than an invader and aggressor in someone else's country he had NO business being in. It was an Asian civil war to be dealt with by Asians. Win or lose....Vietnam never posed a threat to American safety, security or freedom. Whatever you have to say doesn't remove the fact that most Vietnam veterans were foolishly ignorant with their lives and accepted a fight that had nothing to do with them. The Draft was no excuse for anyone going to Vietnam.. I'm sure people want to call him a "hero" and thank him for his service. Maybe Vietnam veterans were cowardly by not standing up to his dysfunctional Government and its policy by resisting going to Vietnam.

BRAVO! Well done!

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I'm blessed to have a little overlap of service with General Livingston. Semper Fi!

An amazing man. War Eagle!

💞 *Promosm*

bleh

My Nephew is awesome. Love this in so many levels. ❤

Congratulations R-G! From the first moment I was teaching you I know I will see you reaching higher than you ever hoped for!

I have known all of my life just how special Auburn University is! So glad to have the opportunity to see how Auburn affected this young woman. War Eagle!!!

Above average coach but not a great coach. 2 of the greatest of all time coached alittle north of auburn 😏

Counted 8 photos with Bama coaches/teams in them. There were also two direct mentions of not being "afraid of Alabama." But why was Auburn "afraid" of Alabama before Pat Dye? The beginning motif of Pat Dye being the little brother and never being able to win anything was the setup for this video. This video is condescending to Coach Dye, imo. He was a good coach. He fit Auburn like a glove with his down-home personality and emotional side. Alabama was in a transition time (much like Auburn is now) and Dye took advantage of Bama's weakness. The one thing I agree with is that Auburn fans' expectations are higher now than before Coach Dye.