161: Excess Baggage

The Way I Heard It with Mike Rowe

History, Society & Culture

4.9 • 40.8K Ratings

🗓️ 23 June 2020

⏱️ 7 minutes

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Summary

A helicopter filled with evacuees tries to get off the ground as the shooting intensifies. What could possibly go wrong?

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0:30.4	This is the way I heard.
0:31.8	The war in Vietnam is coming to an end.
0:40.4	America is a country in retreat.
0:42.9	And once again, Lieutenant Colonel Jean Boyer is strapped into a helicopter
0:48.0	getting shot at.
0:49.6	Pop, pop, pop.
0:51.6	It never sounds like it does in the movies, Jean thinks.
0:54.6	And he would know, with two distinguished flying crosses, a bronze star and a legion
0:59.7	of merit, Jean Boyer is the personification of courage under fire.
1:05.3	But this flight is different.
1:07.2	This time, victory is not an option as the whole country looks on, watching in disbelief
1:13.7	as the evacuees crowd into the back of his V3 seeking.
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