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Lead sled? Blow your a.i. voice out of your asshole.

Wasn't he a bomber pilot and not the bombadier?

Wrong title: Sabaton made a song about him

RoboVoice is a COLOSSAL PAIN IN THE ASS!

My great grandfather Woodrow Wilson Thorn was a radio man on the Ticonderoga. He lived thew the war so here I am. Thanks Grandpa. I love you.

I live in Lubbock and I just knew about this recently. I hope to look for his marker soon.

video is not worth watching as it can't even pronounce Japanese training ship's name

I recently read The Nazi Titanic, and I think this needs to be talked about more. It’s both fascinating and utterly tragic.

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woowww

Amon Goeth the EVIL Nazi Monster

Evil Auschwitz is a testament to future generations that Hate and Evil lead to this

It's a shame that it wasn't preserved in a Museum.

My dad served on this ship in 1958-

Babe was a hell of a great Colonel and then General.. He as in charge Lehrgang. When the German and Italian troops were evacuated from Sicily, he commaned the effort to bring them to Italy. His Flak guns kept the Allies at bay. Baade later command the rebuit 129th panzergreadier Division in rhe fighting for Garmany, in Italy, after Italians had run away again, and changed sides again in both World Wars. Sadly on the last day of WW2 in Europe, the car that he was travel ,in was strafed and killed by a Spitefire, less than a rew miles of his home.

Mannn not the ai voice

Rod Sorrling? Soreling? Soarling? Its pronounced 'SERRLING' my man. this kind of consistent jarring error of the core subject material reference sticks out like a "sore" thumb in an otherwise good video

Still on patrol

My grandpa served in the boiler room on that ship

Dont know anything about zigzaging. I do know when political expediency finds a scapegoat. Indicting and finding this Captain guilty was a politically calculated to exonarate those that placed the ship in vunerable waters without escort and without the new radar technology. In my opinion, Captain McVay should have been promoted and later publicly thanked for his heroism, as well as the men who survived the ordeal.

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I was stationed on there for 3 tours Vietnam

En la guerra civil Española solo entraron en combate la primera serie de lanchas torpederas alemanas, luego la armada española compro los planos y motores para construirlas en España.

ua-cam.com/video/pDDNWyQdNzg/v-deo.html&si=AGAPPqU5n9YmSEYk i just seen it this afternoon

Your content is good, your reading is good, but man, stop panning down, when you are talking about someone, stay on their face, there is no point in looking at their buttons. Panning across is is better if you want to simulate some sort of motion, don't over do it, keep it simple, you don't have to be ' fancy ' to be good.

That is my father flying over St Louis in the opening photo.

Good and interesting video spoiled by dreadful A.I. narration

The very worst of Russell Johnson was when he played in the movie called Hitchhike to hell.

it was just found!!!

one of the many great planes of germany ww2 this one is a beast

Don't forget Larry Wilcox

Just to clarify, one either says HMS Starling or the Starling NEVER the HMS Starling. HMS stands for His Majesty's Ship so saying the His Majesty's Ship is all wrong.

Sean Flynn and George Hamilton (actor) were friends. As he approaches the end of his life, George Hamilton still remembers him fondly.

He was usually & commonly known as & went under the name, “Johnnie - Johnnie Walker!” His full name & credentials were Gazetted as Frederick John Walker CB, DSO & Three (3) Bars, that also popularly coincided with the famous brand of Scotch Whisky, of which subsequently, this appellation stuck to always identify him to others!! Incidentally, he was also personally known to write & spell his first name as “Frederic” too!

the odd photos with the narration is painful. just put up a photo of who you are honoring and leave it there next time.

I remember when James Garner saved the entire company

Garbage.

Yeah but the Band of Brothers Easy Company where was Sergeant Rock the iconic leader of EZ company

Complete mess, AI bullcrap

ABSOLUTELY AMAZING.

STUPID>>>>>>STUPID<<<<<<<<STUPID!!!!!!

Usual pronunciation is MAC VEE SOG as if three words, not letters. Or just SOG. The Army part was mostly Special Forces. And for a while the camps were FOBs. FOB 1, FOB 2, FOB 3, and FOB 4. Later renamed as CCN for Command and Control North. CCC and CCS for central and south. Within the units, MACVSOG or SOG were seldom referenced by name. It was the parent, and oversaw the various branch elements.

His radio operator that he sat near in the bomber died. He said it in an interview, he also talked like he was hit too..

too bad not enough people saw this. so the usa is now controlling germany still. they all run to the usa for instructions. fools

My hero, he was so pretty then and great later, very brave man and talented actor 👏👏😊

Sorry. He didn't zigzag with no escort and had to get home in time for training? You may lay blame at the feet of the admiral that denied escort. You may lay blame at the feet of the person who SHOULD have reported them overdue. That does Not alleviate the failure for zigzagging even though it was policy to do this because Much later, people claimed it "wasn't effective"... with no evidence and regardless of the fact that they were quite convinced that it was thought the war. Unsubstantiated claim that "zigzagging was not effective" is nonsense without serious proof. You can't just put that out there with nothing to give it weight. The Japanese sub commander claimed he would have hit him anyway. But it absolutely made it much easier. Not an excuse to forgive an egregiously careless decision that would have resulted in a big chunk of his crew being lost even if others didn't mess up. Its like putting an infant in the front seat of a car without a seat belt and claiming later... the infant would probably have died anyway... and the seat belt company had recalls in the past. If it was bad that other commanders weren't held accountable, address that. Don't pretend the captain didn't set them on a coarse that made a sub attack easy. Training late in the war was NO excuse to throw caution to the wind and get home quicker. He was prosecuted because they couldn't find a straw to clutch at (some vague reason to abandon zigzagging). The man made one single mistake that may or may not have doomed his ship and crew, but it certainly made it a lot easier. Doesn't make him a bad commander. But it certainly makes him guilty, whatever some politician did years later to score political points, unless they could prove that he was forced by something urgent to abandon zigzagging policy. Something not known at the trial that Forced his hand and also silenced him.

Hammering Hank was the man!

Nice video!

Poor BHR is gone.

Great breakdown, some missing details, and a few things haven't been 100% accurate. It's so messed up what they did to the Captain, puts a disgusting taste in your mouth, government wanted a scape goat for their massive failure, and loss of life, also, several of the other things that also were not done to protect the Indianapolis and it's crew.