Divers place USS Arizona crew member Lauren Bruner's urn onto famed battleship
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- Опубліковано 3 сер 2024
- Divers donned vintage hardhat suits to send off USS Arizona crew member Lauren Bruner on Dec. 7.
Video courtesy National Park Service and U.S. Department of Defense
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After 79 years, Lauren Bruner has been reunited with his shipmates. The crew of the Arizona is complete once again, at long last. Rest in the arms of God. Fair winds and following seas.
There is still one crew member alive.
And he was interred with them December 2021
There are two Arizona survivors still living, Lou Conter and Ken Potts
I think the last one has passed away recently
So she fully crewed again. May she served them as a great resting place.
27 dislikes! You don't respect yourself!! 27 that don't deserve their freedom!! Rest is peace sailor, finally with your brothers! Respect!!
This man's last wish was to be with his brother sailors. And some people wonder why they were called the
"Greatest Generation? RIP
My Uncle Cal flew P-38s in WWII. He just turned 97. They truly are the Greatest Generation.
Only the stupid people among us would not know that.
All gave some, some gave ALL. God rest the greatest generation.
Rest In Peace Shipmate. You are relieved, we have the watch now.
Very well said.
I am Seaman Apprentice Walmsley, and I have the watch.
Heavy statement.
@@danielwalmsley1824 damn what u said gave me chills. Hope all is well on watch.
Amen!
RIP, he was part of the greatest generation of Americans!!
It's good to see the younger ones giving proper burial to their older brothers like this. I wish him fair seas and godspeed.
Rest in Peace with your shipmates sir. You are in good company.
It must be an honor to help return those souls to their ship.
It is... An honour and a privilege.
I cried seeing this. Mr. Bruner now rests with his shipmates. RIP good sir.
I was 3 years old when Pearl Harbor happened my dad enlisted into the Navy stationed on the USS Halligan in South Pacific off the coast of Okinawa where it hit a mine and lost half of the enlisted men and all but two of the officers it all starts and ends with USS Arizona and its crew I'm so proud to be a part of the Navy family and the respect they are always shown
Just think if the US had not seized all Japan's assets to force them into WW2 And not hidden the INTELL they were reading all Japanese codes and not moved the Carriers out to Sea TAKING JAPAN BY SURPRISE. And not betrayed all those at Pearl Harbour as disclosed in the OFFICIAL US INQUIRY into Pearl Harbour. He would not be doing this. Like the Phony WMD like the Phony Gulf of Tonkin incident to get into Vietnam and like 911 the US government orchestrated.
Time for your medication?
This is pure respect by our military and also pure respect he deserves.. to all the haters please take notice and start appreciating your freedoms thanks to these fine men and women in uniform...
Rest in peace sailor !! You are wrapped in your brothers arms and goodness. 98 yrs young you had a good life and wanted to be with your fellow sailors god bless you sir!!!
Never forget. Remain forever vigilant. May God bless the memories of these great men.
Rest in Peace to all the great men and women of the Greatest Generation, THANK YOU for our Freedom.
How touching, a fitting to all the brave men that died that day and to the one who now want to be back with there shipmates 🇺🇸🤝⚓️
Good lord that has me bawling like a baby. So moving.
I too wept as I watched this.
Me too.
You have earned your Wings Sailor. Rest easy with your Brothers and thank you for your service.
RIP shipmate, you are finally back home. Semper Fortis!
Who in their right mind would give a thumbs down on this.he only wished to be with his shipmates. I'm a army vet and being a dum ground pounder even I can understand why!!
Very touching, my father is a 96 year old sailor, he never talked about anything that happened in ww2 , iwo jima and Okinawa. Truly the greatest generation
I really wish this generation was here today, we sure could use them to get us through this mess 2020 brought upon us. RIP Gramps and thanks for your service and loyalty to your friends and family. We miss you.
Thank-you, Sir. I had the privilege of living next door to a survivor stationed on the U.S.S. St. Louis for a number of years. My youngest is named after him, in part. We will never forget your service, nor your sacrifices.
As a retired sailor, this made me cry. God Bless all those whose remains are interred there.
At last they are together. There is peace and the waiting is over. The ship has its crew and they are once again standing the watch on her. Eternally on duty. RIP.
Godspeed, sailor. Your mission has been accomplished!
Such reverence is shown by the divers. Rest In Peace
Who in their right state of mind could find anything about this video to dislike? A friend and a shipmate has come home to be together. What is wrong with that? Show some compassion, if you do not like it please show the family some respect and not comment at all.
I mean absolutely no disrespect. I just don't understand. I would prefer to be able to ask questions without being maligned. Is that so wrong?
The people who love Japan with a burning passion and believe they were the good guys. And of course, they are wrong.
The lost society that cares more about whats on tiktok and instagram instead of caring about whats more important.
The only thing that matters is the respect from the likes. The dislikes have problems of their own
Pretty sure it's for people that are sad at the thought of his passing, or that have phobias around people and manmade things underwater.
welcome home shipmate we have been waiting for you.
Finally Home,....Sir, that you may rest in peace for eternity.
I had the honor to reenlist on the Arizona in 1983 while stationed at Schofield Barracks. RIP Sir. 🇺🇸
I just found out that they did this, it is absolutely beautiful 🇺🇸
God Bless him and all who serve !
This is america that we should all be proud of and die for if necessary just as those men did and as others have after them never forget where we come from or who we are we are americans and that is something to be very proud of don't take our hero men and women for granted
Very true, just like reading the words from soldiers that died in the Civil War, expressing their values. There is a lot of displaced hatred nowadays for Confederate soldiers and their monuments from that conflict. What is important is remembering the intensity that all Americans laid down their lives for.
Agree very much we shouldn't forget that those me were. Americans
Currently reading Bruners book "Second To The Last To Leave USS Arizona" RIP to a man from the greatest generation.
They had a great honor in doing this service amen to this serviceman
Proud of my country!!
Thank you for sharing this with the world. Very important.
How can anyone not be moved by this ? RIP Mr Bruner.
"Rest in Peace" Sir. You are back with your brothers and in the hands of the "Lord"..............
Just think if the US had not seized all Japan's assets to force them into WW2 And not hidden the INTELL they were reading all Japanese codes and not moved the Carriers out to Sea TAKING JAPAN BY SURPRISE. And not betrayed all those at Pearl Harbour as disclosed in the OFFICIAL US INQUIRY into Pearl Harbour. He would not be doing this. Like the Phony WMD like the Phony Gulf of Tonkin incident to get into Vietnam and like 911 the US government orchestrated.
@@yfelwulf man someone hasn’t ever read a book before
God bless them all.
Mat they find the happiness that was denied them in this life.
What a lovely end for him back with his mates.What those young men went through wouldhavebeen horrific aand i bet not a day went past without it going through his mind .R.I.P. TO all aboard
Fair winds and following seas. Thank you for all you have done and welcome home.
Rest in peace with your brothers good man.
Godbless you Mr Bruner you are now with your fellow crewmates and thank you all for your tremendous braver for are beautiful country the USA rest in paradise 🙏🇺🇸💫
Thank you Sir for your love of country and for fighting for her...
Rest in peace 🙏
Rest easy sir. God bless America.
God Bless America !
Went there this year very moving place cryed alot
Big thanks to all involved!!!
Yesterday Lou Conter died, the last survivor of the USS Arizona. I don't know if he'll be buried on the ship or not. May all these brave men rest in peace.
Now they're all down there... May we have the same bravery and strenght they had in such hard times...
2 left alive from arizona
@@HuntGamingProductions R U sure? I did't know it...
@@minotaurus91 i looked earlier theres 2 survivors left from arizona
@@minotaurus91 Lou Conter, 98, of Grass Valley, California, and Ken Potts, 98, of Provo, Utah as of feb 2020
As far as i am aware the remaining survivors do not wish to be intured on the ship. All the crew that will rest aboard her for eternity are now home.
Lou Conter (Lt. Cmdr), the speaker starting at 0:17, was the last living survivor of the Arizona. He passed away on April 1, 2024 at the age of 102. Conter was interred in Sacramento, Ca. So, there are no more crew members left to be interred on the ship.
The Greatest Generation, the likes of which will never be seen again... Thank You for your service and rest in peace your watch has ended.......................................
Never forgotten.
R. I. P. My Fellow Brother R. I. P. Till We Meet Again
There are so many beautiful comments made by sincere people. I cant add to them i do echo their remarks.
I salute you
Thank you for you service and may you rest in peace with your fellow crew members
Rest in peace uncle in Hawaii my father a destroyer the greatest generation ever god rest their soles
Rest their souls too
May God Bless this brave sailor. May he Rest In Peace alongside his fellow mates.
God Bless "THE GREATEST GENERATION" They fought & died to preserve our freedom & country.
May all of the "THE GREATEST GENERATION" always be remembered & prayed for.
Truly the greatest generation. The video is very well done.
On watch for eternity, with his mates, the Valkyries sing and his brothers embrace him. For he has return home to his lady and knows the peace of the depths of the sea. VALHALLA, VALHALLA !
Pearl harbor and the USS Arizona memorial are such a peaceful, moving, emotional and heartbreaking experience. Such an amazing experience more of this generation should take to heart and learn something from.
Godspeed Ensign Bruner. May you now Rest In Peace with your shipmates. Your Watch is over, and your tour of duty complete.
RIP brother shipmate
Rest In Eternal Peace,Shipmate,Fair Winds and Following Seas. Sailor Rest Your Oars.Slow Hand Salute!! We Have The Watch!!!
(Ding-ding) "Attention all hands: Shipmate Lauren Bruner, arriving".
"Hey guys, Lauren is back!"
"Good to see you, buddy!"
"Yeah, we've been missing you."
"Its good to be back with you guys!"
"We're all here now. All together once again. Just like back in the day."
"Yeah, and its peaceful here. Quiet, too. Wouldn't want to be anywhere else."
Officer of the Deck on the 1MC:
"All hands present and accounted for."
Thousands of boys became men that day, and for many, life ended there. A full life they did not enjoy but as for a fulfilled life, nobody has done better.
There is no greater love than to lay down ones life for ones friend. John 15:13
Thank you sir, and thank you all.
back with his pals god bless you
God bless all those heroes!
Much love and respect. RIP sailor!!!
A full crewed ship of the line. Full steam ahead and God speed
This Australian Thanks You for your Service , Sir.
Others now Stand Your Watch.
Rest Easy. R.I.P.
RIP Sailor, you're back with your brothers. Little did they know that they et the precedent for future generations of servicemen, and women who would answer the call to defend our nation. Those brave men, and women back then, and continuing today are the TRUE epitome of the words "To protect and serve!" May God give them rest and grant them eternal peace.
Rest in Peace Sir your watch has been completed
I'm reading a book on all the men who went down with the USS ARIZONA, and this brings all that to life.
They are still on duty on the ARIZONA.
The book is called "THE MEN of the USS ARIZONA".
It was compiled by TJ Cooper and a lot of work went into this book.
Respect and Semper Fi to all the 1177 sailors and Marines that went down with her on December 7th 1941.
May he Rest In Peace. Best generation of Americans to ever live. Long live the crew.
My understanding is that the last 2 remaining survivors wish to be buried with their families so he will be the last to be buried with their shipmates. Rest in peace patriots you have earned your place in honor.
Speechless.
VietVet 1970-71
Bravo Zooloo shipmates. Your task is now done. Calm winds and fair seas will see you home. Now here this. Fallen captain and crew of the USS Arizona you are hereby relived of duty. WE now have the watch
Beautiful 🕊
Respect and RIP.
God Bless you Sailor. The Lord came an took you home. The Arizona is where your ashes are, but you are in the kingdom of God
Wow, Ill bet the divers were in tears! JohnP.
Bravo, Well done.
Respect.
Check out the interview with the divers. They really understood what was going on. They were extremely emotional about it.
I saw tht one b4 this video
Overcome by so much emotion.
I had the privilege of meeting Lauren Bruner. RIP.
This made me Start tearing
Respect. God speed.
that is so incredibly awesome RIP u are a true hero
Wars come and go, but soldiers stay eternal!!
God speed sir, thank you for your service.
God Bless.
They are NOT, nor have they ever been "cowards" or "losers"
@@Bore_Punch Same to you.
Newsflash: trump lost!
😂😂 @hownaml erasing his post. 😭😭
There is a legend that Arizona would continue to bleed oil until her crew was returned to her, BB-39 the bell has tolled, your crew is with you once again. sleep in eternity and guard them well great lady.
If only we could all be buried in the embrace of our fallen brothers in arms - oh to be so lucky!
Rest easy sailor
Honor.
Rest easy