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That was some hoky ass shit with the flags and the rose. Good god. Who give a shit. America had no business in that war or wwi either

Thank you so much good Job .

Amazing video!

من از ایران پیام میدم بسیار خوشحال شدم از دیدن این فیلم ولی برای مردم ان زمان گریه کردم به امید روزی که جنگ در دنیا نباشد. امدوارم حرف های من ترجمه شود❤❤

THANK YOU!!!!!! Really enjoy see old wartime photo to today photo. Also enjoy that the home owner and land owner and business owner that let you take today photos. Wish I visit there with my own eyes!

So HOW was he and those other guys able to stand on the side and film that famous beach scene and they not be shot?? I’m confused

Thank you for taking the time to remind everyone of the sacrifices these men made. Much appreciated sir

I supose during war it's a tooth for a tooth, while being a good Christian will probably be the end of your life.

At 7:28, that’s my grandfather Mack Smith. He had 3 bullet wounds to the face one exited his eye. Still managed to stand and lean against the wall to smoke a cigarette. Men of a special breed.

The dedication of you guys trying to find the places based on the pictures during is amazing I would do this as well if I have friends who will be willing to track down some places with me There are so many pictures showing the Japanese advance in Malaysia and how the Allied slowed them down Really want to see how the places look like today compared during the war

My Great Grandfather also a WW2 veterans, a Vietnamese in the Free French Legions, fought in Africa theater and in the "Other D-Day", and went back after the war to fight another war name: "Then 1st Vietnam war" as an Officer, I proud as his great grand child. This WW2 story, in the Free fck French Legions, have a hidden part of betray, when people from Indochina and Africa, been treat as nothing, even a lot of us fought and died there.

I visited Normandy recently. So thankful for our troops and our allies truly a magnificent visit to see all of this and the burial grounds.

Thank you for these videos. I am able to trace my Dad's footsteps from Normandy Battle of the Bulge and Germany. Sgt. Medical Collecting 1st Army. I have a priceless picture of him standing at a sign post marked 9 km Aachen. A miracle he survived ... home on Queen Elizabeth II

Such bravery and your dedication to their honor moves me to tears 🇺🇸 God bless ✝️🙏

They brought us reality, a recognition of what we were up against and the cost of failure.

I hate to be a spoiler, but now in Ukraine the russian meat waves are routinely having 40-70% casualties day in and day out. Omaha beach was bad. But in the battle for Stalingrad, if one combines the russian and the Nazi casualites of that one battle, they were more than all of the American casualties everywhere in WW2. I believe 9 million Ukrainians died in WW2. Help us to end the war in Ukraine solely due to the brutal russian invasion. I am sorry for WW2, but help us to stop WW3 before American casualties occur on American soil. Ukrainians are dying daily. Do let WW3 grow, let's be proactive and stop the brutal russians before the axis of evil attacks America on American soil. An American in Lviv, Ukraine. Слава Україрі.

Well done this video, thank you.

Great job friend. New subscriber Sir Alf and Aster Vlogs from Connecticut USA.

Interesting, I might do some more research into this.

My grandfather was here on this day in the army he was army core of engineers first ❤in New Mexico and went into the army when he got out he worked for General Motors Fremont California retired from them moved back to New Mexico and lived to mid 70s buried in Santa Fe national cemetery ….he told me since he built bridges a German tank went right over him while he was hiding in a hole he was smoking a cigarette

This is incredibly well researched, compiled, narrated & touched me beyond words. Thank you so much for this gift. RIP Sgt Taylor.

if that is him taking a picture of the beach then he cme in after the initial landings which were horrific. ruclips.net/video/D5AsoC2qUOw/видео.html 46mins in robert cappa cameraman was in one of the first barges to land at Omaha

It’s always worth the wait, both new videos are absolutely great

Very good work Thanks for this video!

This is the time when the cameraman never die rule never applied

Maximum respect fot those heroes. They saved the world

You, sir, are a Saint! Keeping history alive and documenting it for all time is very needed, and you are doing just that. Cheers from Minnesota.

My grand dad was there he was shot in the leg and eyes

On ne remerciera jamais assez de ceux qui ont filmé + photos, ces trites évènnement pour la mémoire et de montrer aux autres générations insouciantes, ce qu'est l'horreur de la guerre... Merci pour ces témoignages et à d'autres aussi. (à conserver).

O burgo 1964 o 4 tudo ta se dando eles indo pra me onra. 😂 Jaja me enfio e o gringo ele puche e a dele ati next. Santo qual e o demais e o eterno paciencia. 😅😊❤🎉

My grandpa was there June 6th 1944 , canadaian Juno beach. He made it, but always said to me he wish he hadn’t cuz he saw so many of his pals not make it. He always said why did I make it and they didn’t. Was always a huge battle for him after that terrible war.

The real heroes. Bar none.

FYI. Can you imagine, Mr. Mike Niland (a Spanish American War Veteran who served with Col. T. Roosevelt in Cuba) and Mrs. Augusta Niland, on any given sunny day, receiving correspondence from the U.S. War Department that our boys are MIA´s or worst; KIA´s and their remains are somewhere buried in Europe and all they have in rememberance is a fucking telegram signed by the Chief of Staff of the Army, after these parents spent a lifetime; educating and feeding their young sons to become men in the future. It sucks big time! Where´s our justice and claim? Personally speaking; my grandparents, lost five brothers and two sisters in WWII. Lucky ME as a Grandson, I´m testimony of my Grandpa´s journey since day one in Omaha Beach, as a young man in his 20s, and he survived this masacre. Amen

i get anxiety watching this.....on this day.....god was disgusted by humans

0:46: The death of a british soldier.

I really appreciate your work in bringing history to those of us who did not go there.

Least we forget 🫡

Camera man never dies

My father was there on Omaha BEACH on D-DAY . He was always my hero, I love and miss him so much ❤

Amazing video. Thank you for sharing!!

And think what our 16-20 year Olds are whining about today.....remember.....every 80 years

I had a neighbor whose name I'd never post who was there and all that time he was living right there, as we also obviously did, we never once considered what an awesome source of history was tending to his tomatoes next-door--that's how stupid you are when you're young and don't know shit; one thing I heard, though, was that he lived after a German officer told him to move on a vehicle (holding both Americans and Germans, for some reason). That Kraut took the neighbor's seat on that vehicle, I recall it was the last seat in the back so he would have gotten-out first--then a mortar landed there, killing the officer, so saved the old guy next-door. Who knows if that was true but I heard it was--whether it was or wasn't, he didn't want to talk about the Battle of the Bulge, anyway, and never would because of how bad it was--that proved he was there (I think someone finally got him to talk, putting his experiences in a book somewhere but that was only many years later).

They were heros as well. Without these pictures, we as people would not even believe what happened during WWII.

My mom's dad was hit by grenade shrapnel while in a fox hole shaving early in the morning they almost threw him overboard on the way back to the US thank God the Chaplin detected a faint heart beat he passed away Easter Sunday 1990 WW2

Everyone in the comments knew someone who landed there apparently. Lol. 90% of them are full of shit and all they want is likes

When you realize that Omaha beach, and all the other subsequent beach heads weren’t even reinforced to protect the beaches from assaults as the German high command thought an assault would happen further up north the coast is insane. To know that D-Day would have def killed way more people than it did is surreal and incomprehensible to realize and understand that the beaches were not taken seriously by Germans which in turn made it easier to assault and the Germans still mowed down thousands that to me,,,,,,,,,,,is absolutely insane to place my mind there and think of how much worse it could have been rather than what it was, I believe if Germany prepared for the Omaha assault and all other beaches the allies wouldn’t have made it there’s no way,,,, the allies as it was were having a very difficult time and turning back was spoken of several times during D-Day, the invasion was almost called off!!!!!! That’s crazy to know that, almost called off an assault that wasn’t even prepared for to begin with wow man just wow,,,,,,, we were so close to losing the war and not even realizing it, Germany almost did it,,,,,, Germany had Europe up until they invaded Russia, even though that was the main objective Russia would prove fatal and it most certainly was.

Very good work Thanks for this video!

My dads dads dads dad survived ww2

My Father told me some guys drowned. They were left off where it was too deep & their gear was heavy. He was there and he said the Germans were hidden up in the brush on the hill. The bullets were flying overhead. I still wonder how they survived. They went onto Bastogne & Battle of the Bulge, stepping over bodies.

I couldn't stop watching