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All of them were incredible And it didn't matter what race you were God bless those heroes

WW1 has interested me for a long time. At first it was a chance to study how the world and technology changed. Then I realized that I studied, and still do study it, for another reason. While I am grateful that I will never see WW1 trench warfare, the spirit of the WW1 vets inspires me as a person who is alive in 2023. Recently I found myself in a hostile work environment. It seems to be hopeless. It continues on, but is getting better. The example of the WW1 vets who willingly entered the trenches knowing that it could be boring, busy and uneventful, full on combat, or being part of a major offensive did not matter to them helped me. They had a job to do and did it. Simple as that. That idea resonates with me a century and some years later. I am lucky to never be able to know how bad it was. Yet the example that was set for me has benefited me immensely. May we never forget their sacrifice.

The US casualty rate in WW1 was most definitely not higher than the US casualty rate in WW2.... Where on earth did the researcher for this video get that statistic from!!? 🤔🙄 'Lies, damn lies and statistics!!!'

Very stupid to get involved, even worse how it ended.

My Grandfather was on Subchaser S.C. 268 near the end of WW1. See this photo documentary featuring rare behind the scenes pictures taken by him. czcams.com/video/vt8Z6_iape4/video.html

Sabaton played this video as an opening to their 2022 American concerts. There is the live Houston concert where it's easier to see and hear this video before Sabaton plays. Other versions are harder to see and hear because the audience was yelling and clapping. One of the strangest moments was when "American resolve had won the war" and it shows crowds of people celebrating the end of the war, looking right into the camera, making eye contact with the Sabaton crowd over 100 years later. It was like a time travel, where the audience could cheer with the WW1 people. For this moment, it was easy to be proud of what the WW1 Dough Boys did, easy to be proud to be American.

USA! USA! USA! USA!

i had 4 uncles and 1 cousin who fought in ww1 my cousin perished by artillery now buried in france the rest came back home just not the same

Murdered by a Gang of White's...? Mr. Reese Was....!! Nope.... He was Killed...Murdered.....by a drummer in the band in Boston They'd love to tell ya.... But the truth will set you free

The photo at 3:39 aren't American soldiers, they're Canadians.

The OFFICIAL national WW1 memorial has been in Kansas City, MO since 1926. The new memorial in D.C. pales in comparison.

Taps sounded very good, BUT there is very heavy street noise, which is very distracting. Thanks for doing this for all to remember. Jon

Is the microphone in The Water.....?? So strange... TAPS..... Sadly Beautiful Enjoy Your Freedoms.... When Our Own Government.... Ah.... Happy 4th.....of July

I will never forget our heroic "Doughboys" who fought and died in World War I. God rest their souls! 🇺🇸

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Time will not Dim the Glory of their Deeds !

Is this the video Sabaton played before their US shows in '19?

A living memorial

I found my GGF grave and we did not know he served in WWI. WOW

The 91st Division had thier baptism of fire in this war. Let us also remember the doughboys who rest in Belgium. Also, the men in the photo at 14:30 are Canadians.

I am so thankful for each of you. For answering the call to serve in WW1 for our United States of America continued freedoms. We will not forget.

My Grandfather, Joseph Edward Youhouse I, served in the Great War. I have a photo of him on the wall of my home. St Malo France, is handwritten on the face of my Grandfather’s photo. My Grandfather was a Doughboy, and an Immigrant from Hungary.

My Grampa and his 4 Brothers all served in WW-1 God less them all 🇺🇸🙏🏻✝️

Thank you, my Uncle fought in WW1, was gassed and eventually died from it in the 1930's. Great job, great opening ceremony.

I cannot wait to come to DC to visit this memorial!

Every serviceman should know the meaning behind the Buglers and every civilian should learn too.

All War One I Send My Great Respect To All That Fight In That Great War

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First saw this on a VOD of a Sabaton concert. I wish I'd found this sooner.

Thanks for posting this. This bugle is a French Bb Clairon (Bugle) used by Army buglers following WWI. General John "Blackjack" Pershing ordered these to replace the small M1894 bugles. They were used by the Army up until WWII and replaced by the M1982 Field Trumpet in G. The bugle call is called "To The Color" Not Colors. Bugle calls are sounded, not played. Also I find it dumb that you would receive a copyright claim on a public domain bugle call played live by an Army bugler. -Jari Villanueva, TapsBugler.com

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1:32 funfact thats the at rocket from battlefield 1

I am all for this memorial. But The Kaiser and Imperial Germany did not threaten democracy. Germany in WW1 was not the same Germany 20 years later.

This was about black economic empowerment... Blacks had it and whites was not going to have that... And created a system built to prevent black infrastructure

THE RED SUMMERS PLURAL... 1919-1921 ... still spoonfeeding bs

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My great grandfather was in World War One and lost his leg. He wound up getting the Purple Heart because of this. He was a hero then, he is a hero now. He pass away in in 1946.

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My theory on why they were called doughboys is the British and French soldiers called them doughboys referring to their lack of combat experience or doughy softness. Or maybe many of them appeared to be very young and well fed.

11/11/2019. 101 Years ago today. “Least we forget”

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I remember seeing this at the sabaton concert I went to on Sunday, by god I'm so glad this was brought to my attention

Peter Jackson has given us a World War I history lesson that will stand forever as the pinnacle of World War I documentaries! God bless you and thank you, sir! 🇺🇸🇬🇧🇫🇷

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I was shocked but very pleased to see this played before Sabaton went on stage a couple days ago. Quite a few people were moved by it. Inbetween the uproarious chanting of U-S-A of course.

I can't wait until this long overdue memorial is complete in Washington D.C.! Love hearing Billy Murray sing "Over There"! Enjoy your break, team!