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I traveled more in Europe as that is where we were stationed. We also learned more European history and our field trips were in Europe too. Thank you for teaching me new things. I lived on base for a year and did make it to Fanveil Hall once.

I lie here, under a small cement marker, not with my name on it, but a number. I'm one of the hundreds of unidentified, 'unknown' dead of Gettysburg. I'm one of the many 'men'... only 16 when I drew my final breath... that fought and died around a town I'd never even heard of before. Many of my buddies... that I shivered, marched, ate, slept, suffered & talked of going back home with... now lie around me. Also 'unknown'. My folks back home, and that dark haired beauty that promised she'd marry me when I got back, never knew where I died. Or even THAT I died. I just never came back. As you watch the events around you in your country today, tell me... That last 'full measure' me & the boys here gave... is it STILL being honored? Do WE still matter? Was it worth the price we paid? Is it still, "not in vain"? I sure hope so. God... BLESS America! #207

And with the current state of the USA they are rolling in their graves. The current administration has taken a shIt on what they did and fought for 😠

Growing up one of my neighbors had the largest collection of that evil crap in the state of Washington..... whole family had a dark presence about them......

Ahhh the trophy skulls. Japan shouldnt have f$@ked around and found out that u dont touch americas boats

What does it look like today in 2024? The same as it did in 1960 and back. Scam. Dollars don't go to the continuation of carving. It goes to the family museum tourist trap

Growing up on the Canadian Prairies in the late 50s and into the late 60's we used outhouses in small farming community villages and towns. I was 13 before we had an indoor bathroom, with running water etc.

Did anyone else have a laugh that John Hancock's grave is shaped like a giant....well, you know...

What a wonderful speech and man. They don’t make them like that anymore. God bless

Love your work buddy, really appreciate what you do. I only have one question though. Why is it that you've never made a trip to Vimmy Ridge and the memorial there? I would have REALLY loved to see you do a video on it as to me it's one of, if not THE most beautiful and powerful War memorial ever built. There aren't any vids or documentaries that do it enough justice and those that have been made, always leave me feeling frustrated and really very sad at the lack of depth and description about the Memorial and events that took place there.

My Father served with the 1st infantry division ( Big Red 1) as a sniper on the northern end of the bulge, they dug in and held the line for several weeks, He never talked about it, the only thing I think he ever said was " he'd never experienced cold like they did at Bastogne". I think he just wanted to put those times behind him. I'm so thankful to all the soldiers who held the line that year, things might be a little different if the Germans had broken through!

Isn’t JEB Stewart in that cemetery too?

Beautiful old home and furnishings ❤ That bed was amazing with those springs. Great Segment ❤️

Here is a morbid question. If they were dug up, would there even be anything ?

Is this the tree that was in the Smithsonian?

That has to be scary, locked in. Very historic tour, thank you.

My maternal aunt was a RN in the Army. Serving in a MASH unit in Korea. My mom was in nursing school decided to quit, she joined the Navy as a WAVE during WWII. After the war she knew she wanted to be an RN so she went back to school on the GI Bill. So proud of them and all women who have served since the beginning of our country.

My son and i saw a Conf. Ghost in the Wheatfield. True story. He was all ragged leaning on a musket. Staring at the car more than us.

This is an absolutely moving video!!! Extremely humbling and beyond grateful!!!!! RIP 😔😔❤️❤️🇺🇸 🇬🇧 🇫🇷 🇨🇦

Donald Trump wants to buy the grave yard and turn it into a golf course and club, no doubt.

To me it seems questionable if Reno and Benteen's contingent posessed the tactics tto extract Custer's men from their fate assuming they were able to even embark on the mission. Reno's ability to organize the attempt, or lack thereof, is self evident. Benteen seemed busy just taking over for Reno in readying defense of the hill. It will always be a debatable part of the battle. Benteen's balking at the opportunity might've been in realistic consideration of their chances. Should Paulus have tried to have the 6th Army break out at Stalingrad or just follow orders? He wound up surrendering anyway.

I really enjoyed this. I am 60 so I grew up with this amazing generation. My grandmother had 5 brothers and they fought in WW2. I miss them all. Thank you for sharing 💝

there was NO Last Stand only a rout after Custer was shot down while trying to cross the river.

just looked into it, and the diamond around the initials on the doors could represent the 5th infantry division.

Thank you JD

The Nazi’s greatest control over these people was their greatest weakness. Had they incorporated these citizens into their efforts of conquering, Germany would have won the war with military superiority. some of their great minds were Jewish. This total tragic disregard of life and morality was their downfall. This was intolerable by most of the world and the cause of so much disloyalty amongst Germans. And shame on you CZcams for censorship of history. You are no different than a Nazi trying to hide the atrocities that they committed.

Sorry to be a buzzkill, but Paul Revere is credited with the warning ride, but it was not him who made that ride.

Please release these more frequently!!! even though it’s been years since his passing Winters still impacts my life just as he did when I was a younger boy seeing Band of Brothers for the first time. He’s inspired me to be mute best leader I could be since I was young. His insights on life and his expertise and thought process on the battlefield is still valuable valuable information. Guy had to have been one of the best to do his job.

Saving Private Ryan is uncomfortable to watch, as a good war movie should be when depicting actual historical events and combat. Don't take my word for it, think back to the images and film footage of the holocaust. There are reasons why General Dwight Eisenhower and others of the top Allied brass in the ETO of WWII wanted the images of the holocaust made in the raw. They wanted those images to be uncomfortable undeniable and unforgettable. It would be easy to believe that such things could have never possibly occurred without those images. When veterans such as Dick Winters endorse Saving Private Ryan that is all the endorsement we need. Those images should have been uncomfortable, undeniable and unforgettable and for many of the same reasons that the images and the footage of the holocaust are unforgettable uncomfortable and undeniable. We should never forget what happened back then. It is hard to imagine the events of WWII. It all sounds like an unbelievable story. If those events had never actually occured and a fictional story resembling the events of WWII had been written we wouldn't believe such things could ever happen, but they did happen and we can't forget them! As time passes and that generation fades away into distant memory the more at risk we become of history repeating it's self. And as much as we may honor and respect that generation, if we are rational and have a shred of common sense, we don't want to live through what they went through ever again. I am grateful to God for having grown up around WWII veterans and their spouses, the Greatest Generation, as a kid in the 80s and 90s. When I was a kid it seemed every silver hair'd old man was a WWII veteran and every grey hair'd little old lady was the spouse or a widow of a WWII veteran. Even back then I knew I was privileged and blessed to be around them, to hear their stories and learn from them. Looking back on it now I still don't think I knew how good I had it back then and how much of a blessing they really were. Now all of the ones I knew, family and friends are long gone and in a better place. I feel sorry for younger folks now who weren't as blessed as I was in those ways. That puts the burden on them even more so to not forget what that generation did and what they went through and to not repeat mistakes of the past.

Thank you for your awesome pictures and informative video 👍👍

Kudos to Chicago 👍 ❗️

What a great speech. Thanks for posting!

This generation should really think about the beginning of this video, in a time where no one wants to sit down and talk to people they dont agree with these men were at war trying to kill each other and still were able to sit down with each other, i hope you truly know how important this and your channel are

They all used to be open at one time

Thank you JD and Erik.

Attentive as if I were sitting on that lawn that very day. A real hero, not Hollywood make believe. Great video posted thank you for your ongoing efforts. Never forget what we used to be.

Hitler was 2 times here. He was afraid of heights

What a wonderful way to show what this greatest generation did god bless them all.

Really surprised they added accommodations like a restaurant in this place. Should've remained the quiet place it once was.

Is the carpet is the bedroom the same as the reproduction carpet they put in the Lincoln house?

They lost it because they didn't pay the taxes

THANK You JD!! RIP Dad & Dick and all the Brave Soldiers Sailors and Marines!

We get told by our leaders the side of the story that they want use to know, Germans got told by there leaders what they wanted there people to know. We get told by our news and they got told by there news. We dont get german news and they dont get US news. Just like now the US and Canada are doing alot to provoke Russia, I was told by an old man who passed a few years ago now that the US did alot to provoke the Germans, can't say much myself as to how but I can belive it.

This channel has been one of the best finds I've ever had in over a decade of using CZcams.

This might sound dumb to some of you, but playing through the two missions in the Hürtgen in Call of Duty WWII on the harder difficulties really made me feel what all those poor souls went through. Why we don't talk about anything like the Hürtgen/Death Factory in history classes confuses me.

Love Gettysburg. I grew up in nearby Chambersburg so we spent much time visiting Gettysburg as a child. I never get tired or bored with this history.

summer 2019 - Ambrose 'd-day to the rhine' tour .. this was the stop they truly brought to life the importance of small unit tactics the led to the success of the invasion .. the view from the monument and the display was well done and it felt like you were there that day .. thanks for highlighting this part of the larger battle ..

My hidden tribute to the all the men who jump on normandy in 1944 czcams.com/video/Pc-v0Fhmkmw/video.htmlfeature=shared