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Ernie played the iconic Quentin McHale with Tim Conway & Joe Flynn all great Actors!! Rip gentlemen ❤❤❤

That's the second best video on Don Adam's I've seen.

The pic shown as Walter Gordon is actually Jack Agnew.

To Robert Lee Wolverton. Thank you for your service.

Great video! Had the privilege of meeting Bill Guarnere one time, would of loved to meet and talk with Floyd Talbert and Joe Toye.

Obviously there's a bit of a difference between a truck driver and a gunner in a bomber, but as a veteran, the word "only" should never be used in conjunction with anyone who serves in any way.....my opinion.

Why has this report made these wild claims?

I am a child of WW II veterans, they and their siblings that served are all gone now. While many of us who watched Band of Brothers didn't actually know those men, I knew many like them, they were part of my life throughout my formative years. They all spoke very little of their time in the ETO or PTO, and while they all made it home, they didn't come home unscathed. To a man or woman, they all believed that they cheated fate, that others died so that they could survive. We owe to them a debt of gratitude that is sadly lost upon so many. I will go to my grave forever thankful for having had them in my life, I can only hope that they find me worthy when my time here is over.

Winters didn't like how the series showed him in Paris, he said it made it look like he was trying to pick up the young man on the subway.

Mostly failed operation? That's impossible! Why, Monty himself called it 90% successful! And that was a man who never, ever, under any circumstance, overly praised himself!.

You can’t put these STORIES VIDEOS out fast enough !!!!!! A simple thought ???? Think about the men in EASY CO. Who’s Story won’t be told Thanks for putting these together……. CHRIS 🇺🇸

Great tribute to Floyd Talbert and Mike Ranney as well. Love your content.

Wonderful tribute.

I was curious why Floyd Tolbert disliked Spears so much?? Did he ever confide to one of his fellow soldiers?

Great video, I have been lucky enough to follow the steps of Easy Company many times, returning in May from Aldbourne to Eagle's Nest. Extraordinary Men.

In the photo from the Chicago 1948 reunion, that is Herb Suerth in the middle back row

“Paying a dear price for service to his country. He could not have given more without laying down his life.” Sadly, there are many like him in all of our country’s wars. Men such as him and others, regardless of what war they were in should always be remembered. Thanks for providing such great content.

These posts give such dimension to the men of Easy. I had a great uncle in the UK 8th Army who went through basic and then the whole war with two other guys. He said the bond between them couldn't be explained to anyone who hadn't had that experience. These letters give a window into what the Easy guys meant to each other.

Thanks for another Amazing video War & Truth! As I’ve mentioned before, getting to learn about the Brave men of Easy company that I’ve grown to Idolize So Much is one of my Absolute Favorite things about your Awesome channel- Wishing you and your family Many Blessings and Keep up the Great Work!

We're were you when I failed Social studies in high school 3 times and in my senior year I took 4 SS classes.. another great tribute!!❤❤

Another great one! Keep them coming!

A lot of BS going on here.

Absolutely phenomenal that that soldier was able to find LTC Wolverhampton's West Point Graduation ring, and hopefully it made its way back to his widow and family. RIP Colonel Wolverhampton, you were a True Warrior and Leader to your Men! The fact that they made the Reunion at the Muhlenbach in Kansas City, Mo. happen in his honor shows the level of Dedication he exemplified!

While making The Great Escape in Bavaria Bronson became friends with British actor David “Man From Uncle” McCallum. David played “Eric Ashley-Pitt” in The Great Escape in charge of dispersal. David’s wife actress Jill Ireland was gravely I’ll in hospital. David and Charles had very few if any scene’s together while David was on set Charles would visit and stay with Jill at the hospital in Germany. Little by little Charles started to fall in love with Jill and she with him. Now the story gets cloudy depending on the source. Reportedly Charles told David that “ he was going to marry Jill someday”. The day Jill and Charles were married David remarried ( I’m blanking out on his second wife’s name). James Coburn who co- starred with Bronson in 3 films The Magnificent Seven,The Great Escape and the terribly underrated “Hard Times” had nothing but praise for David McCallum and the classy way he handled the whole situation. No whining to the British tabloids. Bronson cared for Jill Ireland through her many battles with cancer. David McCallum died just over a year ago his acting career resurrected with a part on NCIS. So David was on hit TV shows 40 years apart. Sadly David and Jills son would die of a drug overdose in his 20 s. In an interview with TCMs Robert Osborne James Garner when asked “Did you get along with all the actors on The Great Escape “? Garner replied” Everyone but Charlie Bronson” Garner wouldn’t elaborate. Garner himself was wounded twice fighting in The Korean War as a forward air spotter with the Air Force. Purple Heart recipient. Garner also served in the Merchant Marines during The Second World War.

Sad to say, it seemed like chesty's son, Lewis puller Jr absorbed all the risks chesty survived during all the fighting he went through, God bless the puller's

He was famous before the Death Wish, I thought The Dirty Dozen was his best movie.

Thanks fella. I have been meaning to read David Webster’s memoir for a long time. Hopefully the hint I dropped to the boss, someone may buy it for me for Christmas Echo what some of the other commenters are saying. I haven’t watched the series for a while. But I’m hesitant, as what we now know to what we thought was presented aren’t quite the same. Even though we know there are always changes made to historical events, when something makes it onto the screen

Semper Fi brother

Just rememver everywhere you go fegelain is following you

Talbert ended up being a homeless drunk

The more intense a persons service , the less they will talk about it .

V1 rockets....it was impossible to destroy V2's with AA guns

Your pronunciation of many works in this video are horrible. Groton, Bow, etc all pronounced wrong.

Don't forget 'Summer of the 17th Doll' in Oz. He was very versatile. The Royal Show or Exhibition would sell cupi-dolls on a stick every year, and women would collect them. Thats 17 years of dolls. Loved McHales Navy.

Loved him in the Caine Mutiny. Amazing performance as Captain Queeg.

The story about the mixed up rifles in scene three was hilarious. From what I’ve read about Evans, it couldn’t have happened to a nicer guy.

That humour really resonated in Australia and NZ.

Explains a lot

Another member of the greatest generation. I am always humbled when I realize what they did. It’s also important to note that for them, the war did not magically end, and that they carried pieces of it with them for the rest of their lives.