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Irish hero Big Mick 💚🤍🧡

Diane would tell friends he did unthinkable things to her. Justice for Diane too

Speirs should have received the Medal of Honor!

Well done

Whats amazing is getting 2 silver stars for 2 different battles in 3 days.

''... tall, skinny ass...'' lols - but keep in mind that Tyrone & Fermanagh had nationalist majorities when partition was imposed.

He was a bad ass because he was a Scot born and bred.

His wife was dug up this year he may of killed her i suggest Mike Elam”s channel this is out dated propaganda

One time my British great grandma ran Buford off her property with a shotgun because he wouldn’t leave her alone. His granddaughter also stole a bench from us

Typical, he was a Scot not a Yank 😅

The Collins family had to pay for Michael 's grave and headstone, Dev refused to pay.

Ronald Speirs, Great Leader, great guy to know. A true warrior, of a higher caliber. I bought the book Fierce Valor!!!! He was even in early elements of MAC SOG in the early stages of Vietnam conflict. He was in the 101st 1/87 Regimental Combat Team in Korea. My father was in that unit in the Korean Conflict also.

Thank you for the video. Found it by accident. Liked the commentary telling it like it was. It has expanded my knowledge of Irish and British history. Always like to hear the back stories to moments in history.

Google Genes account,he gives the account of it in detail,while the Bear hangs on the wall behind him!Gene Moe and his account of the 750 pound Bear attack!😳

The actor who played Speirs must have felt honored to have that role

But instead you killed an innocent person on your movie set

Modern Irish republicans aka Sinn Fein aren't fit to shine Collins shoes.

They don't teach this in school BECAUSE OF BRUSSELS AND LEFT WING IDIOTS let's sell our culture out to some half assed left wing idea's. LOOK OUT YOUR WINDOWS is that working? No

Fucking sunglass

The taking of the 4 guns at Brecourt, prepared on the spot by Dick Winters, has been taught ever since in American Paramilitary and special service training. These 4 large guns were trained directly onto Utah Beach. On the reconnasaince maps, because they were so well hidden by the Germans. After Winters' platoon, and another led by Lt. Compton took three guns almost by complete surprise, the 4th was taken as Ronald Speirs group of 3 took enemy combatants out, Speirs ran along the top of the trench drawing their fire before getting there first without obstacle and neutralizing the final two gunners. He narrowly avoided a grenade burst by kicking the potato masher grenade away. Fearless, disciplined, calculated and cold Lt. Colonel Ronald Speirs died in 2007. He took two more air drops in Korean War, leading his company, while being (unofficially) listed as a liason in Saigon Vietnam 63. His first wife wasn't a widow and Speirs was very angry about this portrayal in the book. Her fiancee was missing in action presumed dead. She decided to stay true to him when he was freed. Speirs called her the love of his life. He was married a total of 5 times. Each one of his family members (mostly children, stephchildren, grandchildren etc.) Speak upon him as a doting and loving man until the end. He was very close with dick winters as they had correspondence throughout their lives. It's fascinating btw. His mom and sisters called him "ronnie" and it was said he was an incredible athlete who's discipline and ability to compartmentalize (as told by the men of easy company) were unmatched

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Good summary.

I didnt cry but i really wanted to. Then i got mad and then i got over it and it was normal until i got hurt and left

Man brought a knife to a bear fight and won 🏆

We need him back

Speirs is the best part of BOB.

This is more information that I haven't heard, thank you for filling in the early years , know matter what the stories you hear, he was a true American Legend...

Like migos ad alib "moma"

This week,a non Irish candidate in upcoming local elections,used the Big Man’s grave for a photo op.Smiling with his party leaflet.Total disrespect for Mr Collins,and all who rest in Glasnenpvin Cemetry.🇮🇪Thank you for such a wonderful video.

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Didn't the elders warn the visitors NOT to go into woods?

I know he was an American who fought for America, but I'm proud that he was born in Scotland.

Of course he’s Scottish

One of the lessons learned from WWII, and honed through the 20th century, is to treat war like work. At least in the U.S., soldiers and Marines are trained to do their jobs, even in the face of fear. We aren't heroes, or legends, or anything like that. We go to work, just like anyone else. it's just that sometimes, people are shooting back. War today is asymmetric, and heroism like we saw in those days of the Great Powers is rare. It should be rare.

Clearly there was a huge population of Bigfeet in the area and they were very angry that a human settlement was in their backyard. Maybe that final event in 1949 that scared everyone off was like a whole gang of Hairy Men strolled into town and started knocking heads. I mean, clearly something happened that day or that night that scared whatever townspeople were left to the point where they just left immediately.

Come back Shane!!!!😢😢😢😢 we miss ya boss!! Where you be, homie??

He was a great man and walked that way God bless him

Proud as a scot. He was one of us

30 seconds in and it’s an immediate sub, thank you sir

not scared of debt

My little brother John became a cop because of Buford Puser we watched walking tall when we were kids 6 ft 4 300 pounds my little brother John in heaven now probably talking to Buford

I know that all the men I've served with have that spark of greatness. This is due to the "selection" process which was physical as well as psychological. I walked with giants once.

Speirs was a true soldier, very few true warriors in history like that. Not the leader of an army or a kingdom or political group, he was a solider, and a fantastic one.

2 previous rescue helicopter were shot down.. Benavides was on the, 3rd. He went psycho on the enemy. Made mission successful. Spent 2 years recovering from his wounds.

TNP Take no prisoners.

An actor who portrayed him did an absolutely good job. We don't know Speirs in real life but almost of us can't deny that we love Lt.Speirs in Band Of Brothers.

Oh yeah, I'm pretty sure the Scots and the Welsh love England too.

Éamon de Valera was not spared because of him being an American citizen, the Americans indicated that the most they could do was to ensure had a proper trial, which he got. The lateness of his sentence and not being a signatory or that high-up meant he was pardoned. I believe he also was let go for not being a trouble-maker.

Oh, that Somme thing thing in 1916. As many as 60,000 wounded in the first hour? Well played. Declaring support for Poland, but doing nothing about it in 1939 ? England's is a real sport, when it needs support...

Yeah, sold out Saudi Arabia with the French after the Great War in 1918. Established Isreal. That's worked out well for the Middle East. Before that, there Boer war. 1899 to 1902. Want to know who originally started concentration camps ? Ask the Boers. By the way, I'm Irish American. My ancestors are here because of England. Oh yeah, beat England in 1781 Yorktown. Oh yeah, burned our capital in 1812. Beat England in that one too . Also, you heard of Lend Lease? Still waiting for the payment on thar. Great job in Singapore in 1942. 3 to 1 odds against the Japanese. Brits still gave up. Look up what Churchhill said about that. Oh, it was Americans who beat the Japanese. Should know, still have my grandfather' helmet. And another, great gob at Caen in 1944. Supposed to take it on D-Day. Didn't take it until D plus 33. England is famous for it's Navy. I agree, England is an anchor. Drag you right down.