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Greatest generation 🙏 RIP

Just standing there showing us pictures an expecting people to just subscribe

Thank you Raymond for caring for our WW11 survivors and for all! God Bless You ‘Son 🙏🇺🇸❤️

13:43 not disrespecting but he looks like Patrick Mahomes

THANK YOU

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Très beau travail ! Il est important de conserver "la mémoire des lieux" liés à des moments cruciaux de l'Histoire et, bien sûr de ceux qui se sacrifierent pour que nous puissions continuer à en jouir...Ce travail "d'inventaire" est précieux car certaines communes françaises , parfois frappées d'amnésie, éradiquent sans trop de scrupules certains témoignages du passé... Ceci dit , notre France a la chance de conserver encore bien des vestiges émouvants... espérons que les "années béton" sont désormais derrière nous...

Magnifique ❤un grand merci, mes parents auraient été émus comme je le suis ce soir devant cette belle recherche, humaine et émaillée d'humour et de gentillesse !

Give a like to all those who never made it back alive jusy to pay the ultimate price

Amazing

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A good man and like his comrades may he rest in peace.

0:46 who is the man who got shot in this footage? I would like to know his name and see if there is any information about him, his life and family, it will be a great way to remember him

Ohh my god look at how far they had to go to cross that beach 😢😢😢

Ive always been a WW2 nerd from a very early age and I always find myself pausing the photos and just looking at these ppl just thinking if they survived or what happened to them.

What an absolute beautiful man.

So very astonishing to know this story based on reality. One of its kind ..amazing 😇 u really worked so hard to to share it with the world. .Pakistan..Rehana

Must of been fucking terrifying on that day I can't even imagine what they were going through

Very well put together. Because of my minor hearing impairment, you did an excellent job on the captions which I was able to read and follow along. Thank you for that!

No idea how I found your video. But that was great. I myself am fascinated by world war 2. 👍🏻🇬🇧

One image is worth more than a 1000 words they say.

Mr.Melcher was fantastic. He is 87 years old and still driving, thinking and functioning. SNAFU you had a great idea and I enjoyed it greatly especially since I used to go to Echternach many times to see a customer. Thanks

Been there often in the past with veterans of 6th AB. Thank you for the wonderful video.

Thanks a lot for this part of the history.

Thank you! That was a refreshing new approach to a d-day story. Much richer than the typically dry documentary, your telling of Sgt. Taylor's story is very interesting. Well done, sir!

Why? why such horrific violence? i don't understand why humans want to hurt each other this bad.. These soldiers just continue to walk forward even though they can see their friends beside them being torn apart.

Why am i crying? 😢😢😢

Incredible job of matching motion pictures from WW II to today. Well done!

What a disappointment to his family when the photographer was killed by a sniper. RS Canada

the cemetarys of all the soldiers are such a somber site to see and take in , hundreds of thousands died for ego-maniac putting it nicely, more than one physco nut case put in control ruined so many families that to this day are still torn apart and to think we have the same mentality in charge now in several countries pushing for the same things to try and control the world and have its citizens bow down.

But I thought cameraman never dies☹️

Amazing Video,,,,Thank you for sharing my Family's History during WW2,,,,,My Name is John Paul Lepley,,,,And I'm Very Proud of My Family's History....Lepley went from France to Southern Germany in Early 1700s.....this Video made me cry upon learning about my Realitive was there, And Showing Proof......Thank You For Adding Another Name To Our Family's Tree.....❤

Tears falls from sky, moreover so happy he is still alive.... May God bless you all

I don't think this old man is the little boy in the picture. It's just a lie, just a trick from someone trying to make money and fame by deceiving people.

Making me cry as you can see, I love cats as well. I’m also a former soldier in the British Army.😻👍

Fake edited photos of the electricity pole and the tree that have not changed since 1944?

3.13, Strangely enough, the Niland brother in the front right slightly resembles Matt Damon

people , preserv and reconstruction equal before ww2, with minimun diference

Personally, I don’t believe that you honor Mr McHugh by rubbing dirt on his cross. I f the Battlefield Monuments organization had intended to have the names stand out in this way, they would have darkened them all. Plus, you can read it well without doing so. In addition these were brave soldiers, and should be casually referred to as “guys.” With that being said, I do otherwise appreciate very much your tribute to these men.

Died for Israel. A useful goy!

My daddy fought in this war l am 76 l was born in a army hospital after the liberation thank you for working so hard on the videos it was amazing to watch Gods grace and blessings to you guys , 🙏🙏❤️❤️🇺🇸🇺🇸

War is such a waste of life and limb, generations lost, and we still want more. At least our pathetic leaders do.

My uncle pfc Max l Alcantar was with 415th of the 104th company k he was Kia in duren feb 25 th after the crossed the river on the boats. His boat was the one that tipped over. He made it but lost his bar riffle and helmet. He had to go into duren with a knife 🔪 and find a weapon . 2 days later in a skirmish he was Kia. If you like I can send you a picture of him. He received a silver star for the battle in stollberg Germany. Feb 16 th in the heavily wooded area the 2 battalion where pinned down. He was the bar man that stood up in the face of macho gun fire and mortar fire. He silenced the gun that had them pinned down and the units were able to withdraw after he took out the gunner. While taking on shrapnel in the process. And later joined his group. Hero of the moment. Rip uncle Max. If you would like a photo and info to add to your research dm me . Ty for the cool vid you made of the areas. And your dedication to the Timberwolves yes they need more recognition for what they did. They were up front most of the battle after d day.

I wonder why the sniper targeted a cameraman over the armed soldiers?

My grandfather was there…1st Para..a glider pilot. Survived the war only to die of a stroke in 1953.

job well done, you deserve a subscriber & here am i

Thats amazing that he put these warriors up to honor them❤ what an incredible man.

Incredible🇨🇦

My god the price men like him and his buddies paid for us to get our inheritance, a free Europe.

My grandfather fought on that day serving for france with the allies, he luckily survived and was only 16 years old when he served for the french and sadly most of his team died. He even had to watch his friends get shot running up the beach and in front of him, He was shot in the arm but the wound wasn’t bad enough. He passed away 9 years ago from today.