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This Xers want say mucho gracia & thank you for your services both living & dead.May God bless you all.I been a World War 2 junkie got hook after mini series called Winds of War.

At that point the Nazis were fighting for there homeland. Thus the 1000 man American 🇺🇸 causulties

It’s my deepest hope your forwarding some of those profits to his family

I just finished reading "The Daughters of Yalta." I enjoyed it a lot.

Ernie was wearing a watch when he was killed. Do you know who gave it to him?

An interesting and comprehensive look at the construction of a legend. And a work of PR genius. Undoubtedly no accident that old Joe Sr. was considered the smartest tycoon in Hollywood. He mastered the new media of his time.

You forgot Australia in your reference to the western navies. Whilst the US joined the war essentially in 1942 weeks had been fighting since 1939. Our ships were fighting in the Mediterranean against the Italians whilst our soldiers were fighting against Rommel ( as the rats of Tobruk ) and our ships were fighting against German raiders in the Indian Ocean ( ie HMAS SYDNEY ) before Pearl Harbour. Americans certainly saved Port Moresby from invasion via the battle of the Coral sea - but portray the battles of Guadalcanal as the only consequential struggle against the Japanese. In fact HALF the land forces sent out from the main Japanese base at Rabaul were sent to Papua New Guinea where Australians fought them head on. Americans are sadly ignorant of the fact that the first land defeat of those forces followed landings at Milne bay in August ‘42 ( before successes at Guadalcanal). The Japs were forced to pull out badly mauled. Once the Japanese began their retreat across the Owen Stanley Range many thousands of them died in brutal warfare against Australians. Yes - the fresh American troops fought them at Buna and claimed victory but they also relied on the experienced Jungle warfare fighting of the Aussies in that battle.

Great story! I’d like to know if there was a response from the Japanese? Did they look for survivors? If not, did they radio their command to look for any? Did they even know what had happened when the spilled fuel ignited on their starboard quarter? It seems that it would have been profitable from an intelligence viewpoint to take prisoners.

So how effective were these biplanes at finding small boats at night?

I am a war orphan. I would like to know which president did u receive a letter from?

Thank you much. very informative and educational. From someone who studies WWII Pacific/Asia, I know a fair amount already but, now know more because of this. Recommended.

😊thank you for this history lesson

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I listened and watched Prof. Symonds History of the USN on Amazon Prime 4 times.

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My dad was a merchant marine. He knew a couple of guys that went down on the Fitzgerald. Thank you, sir. My dad supported my gram and little sister through the war. God bless ❤

Thank you.

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Excellent presentation thank you

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excellent insights and amazing book! Thank you.

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X-Troop atts/dets were not usually first ashore. SS Brigades, SBS, beach recce, obstacle clearance or RN Commandos were usually first. Commandos were not usually on the first waves of troops ashore on D-Day either, you don't deploy your best fighting troops first as cannon fodder.

as a former Navy diver and a member of the Navy's first deep dive team and diving bell back in the 60's it is amazing that we never heard this story in all our training and work. Such a great story. Thank you!!

I'm a former Navy Diver & was a member of the Navy's first deep dive team and the ADSIV diving bell team. In all our training and work never heard of the Chamber Divers. Awesome story and so glad it is being told here!! Thanks so much

Why is the thumbnail a picture of Ike ?

Thank you for your service. You are certainly one of the greatest generation as was my father. God bless you!

I recently read this very well written book about Felix Sparks and his incredible life... It was a book that I couldn't put down, and was mesmerized by the story. It moved me to tears and I thought about my Uncle and realized why he didn't want to talk about 'IT'... I thought, if this were a movie, I wouldn't believe this actually happened, and would more likely think it was just a script... just a movie... just impossible. I'm moved now, listening to the author,,,, it IS such a powerful book. Thank You Mr Kershaw... This is a story that we need to "Never Forget".... and I appreciate your honesty & accuracy in describing the awful atrocities committed by the Nazi's at Dachau. I visited Auschwitz and couldn't speak.

My Uncle Tom also had a similar path in WWII, with an Armored Division under Gen Patton, and fought in Sicily, France, Bastogne, etc.. He always attended the reunions, which were ended because of dwindling survivor numbers... I regret not attending that 'Last Reunion'... He rarely talked about the war with us... It was simply known to "Not talk about it'... I loved him very much, a wonderful man & super Uncle. He passed away 10 years ago, and I attended his funeral at the Fort Custer VA National Cemetery in Kalamazoo, MI.

We Thank you for sacrificing America All People The Gift you given in The Peace Treaty in Crown of The Bronze Wall The Pacific (Heaven) The Atlantic (Earth) The Price of Freedom for Every Binary Star is on a Return All your Architects Design Contractors have done a Phenomenal job as Our Fiber Wire Core Together it is Our Country Independence whom brought in the Strand that brought America to Stand Together as One Nation in Circuits As we Labour to keeping Family First, Block by Block and Brick by Brick building our States County and Cities We Shall Rise to The Advancements. We Thank Our Military Soldiers and Troops for Your Dedication Ist in Honors. Outstanding Job

Spruance excellence v good decision maker quiet reserved

My dad was captured at Dieppe, a Sgt. in the Essex Scottish. Is it your opinion that the sole purpose of the Dieppe Raid was to act as a cover for the commandos to slip in and pinch a 4 rotor Enigma? I want to write a memoir about my dad. He was a POW for the rest of the war. He survived and lived until 1973, but he suffered from extreme PTSD for the rest of his life. I have not read your book yet. I've been aware of it since it was published a few years ago and I will read it within the next few months.

Thank you, but have to wonder how the Japanese didn't figure their codes were broken, nor indeed even suspect for all a change would have cost them?

Great memory, and detailed recollection!

lives of us humans are so short. yet amazing how some individuals manage to fully fill their days. Exellent presentation. thank you, sir.

A joy to watch ☺☺

Ww2 was run by Jewish interests on both sides. Churchill zionist

excellent biography

Excellent presentation. Thank you. As an amateur student of WWll US Naval history no one earned my respect and admiration more than did Admiral Spruance. When I was a young boy my grand parents owned a home on 17 Mile Drive in Pacific Grove just three doors down from the Admiral and Mrs Spruance. I so wanted just to knock and meet him but never had the courage. I regret that to this day.

What a wonderful 37 minutes I just spent. Thank you.

Can someone please explain why Admiral Spruance was not at the surrender ceremony on September 09, 1945?

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I just finished reading/listening to your book, "The Nine." Wonderful historical recounting of the brave women who had the courage and drive to get to freedom. We need to read and hear of the heroes who have had a part in giving us what we have today, regardless of the country we live in. Thank you so much! Can you give me the specific name of the documentary that is referred to?

Great testimony and biography. Thank you!

While I think that Admiral Spruance was indeed a leading naval leader in WWII. I admire him greatly. I don't think he was the greatest naval leader. I believe, without doubt, that was Admiral Nimitz. I doubt enough can be said about how lucky the USA was to have men like Nimitz and Spruance.

Great stuff admiral. Thank you for putting this presentation together to remember one of America's great leaders.

I did not know much about Merchant Marines, until a year ago or so my brother in law said it was a dangerous career. My Father never did say much of his personal life in the past, nor of the war. He was a merchant marine, eventually steering ships. Thank you for serving!

What a man

This is a main reason why hundreds of our fast attack aircraft carriers were decommisiond as well as battle ships like the finishing of the Montana class battle ships. It was like our Navy was decommissioned and our ships were sold for scrap way before they should have been. We were in another war within a decade and we could have realy used some of those important ships in the pacific theater yet because we did not have upper level admirals in the white house administrations. Why can't we learn from our military history!? This decomissioning and and selling for scrap practically new, just produced brand new ships the Navy needed in the N.Korean war in the mid 1950's. Was a political and military situation, why did our Joint Chief of Staff not have a admiral in the leadership role such as in charge of the Joint Chief Of Staff position!? We did have hiring of commandants of the Marine Corps but they were not privy to the Navy, just the marines! Looking back, I would hope the U.S. Navy would see this and make the correction on hiring eventually a 5 star admiral! We have only had three 5 star admiral and generals, he was brave & brilliant indeed! As we over time needed to keep the Navy power structure fresh and prevalent, this really did not happen, therefore the Navy did not have the correct power structure they needed on the Joint Chief's Of Staff over the years unless we were at war!