WWII The Liberation of Europe - D-Day Special
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- Опубліковано 15 тра 2022
- D-Day; June 6, 1944, is probably the most famous and legendary military operation in history. Here is the ultimate collection of all the original D-Day movies shot during the largest seaborne invasion in history. Containing countless classic WWII stories of the D-Day Convoy and the Normandy Landings. Relive the moment the Nazis had dreaded for so long, and which turned the tide of World War II.
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Whenever I watch the beginning of D-day, I always get chills down my spine. As a veteran of the war for the independence of Croatia (volunteer 91-95), I always admire these people anew, from the paratroopers to the infantry. They should have made a huge sacrifice for success. Along with fear and other emotions, little by little we make our way through the rain of bullets and shells for every meter forward. As a veteran I had a similar experience but this was a magnificent confirmation of a just war for world peace. Kudos to them.
Another blissfully relaxing documentary about the unimaginable horrors of war to fall asleep to...
Amazing compilation of documentaries, really well done. Thank you!!
Your awesome dude keep it up 👍
"Ima cross the beach or die tryin" - 50 cent
thank you
every part video and story starts again from.the beggining
Nostalgic
🇺🇲.My uncle hit the beach on bloody Omaha he got three fingers shot off he survived the war and came home he didn't talk much about it and I can see why they said it was horrible body parts everywhere
Another one of them "my uncle stories" again
Some of the footage shown was during training exercises and was not actual footage of D-Day I think this should be noted.
My Uncle stormed Omaha Beach.
Makes me thankful for what I have, so much suffering for nothing.
Read history. They suffered to save Europe
@@jorgecruzseda7551My comment was more a reflection of war in total. But thanks for presuming I'm not aware of history while commenting in a history video 😂
What? How many countries and Free people were saved from the Nots Eeee's
@@shawnamericanrebel5676 If the Americans didn't wait years then probably more.
@@tbrowniscool maybe europe should learn how to defend itself instead of constantly begging the americans to bail it out like in ww1,ww2 and now in ukraine. You would be speaking german or russian if it wasnt for america
Not aware the Soviet forces ever did an amphibious assault of this scale anywhere in the world.
Correct. Stalin said so himself.
This besmirches the significance of Operation Husky - Sicily.. My father was at both: Battery "A" 32nd Field Artillery Battalion, 18th RCT, 1st ID
I once knew a fighter pilot from WW 2 on the SA side... Wow what he has told me... We can just have great respect for them all hey.......
I used to have a friend named Bud but he passed away he was in world war II, I asked him about it, he said he was a fourth wave, and he got shot getting water at a campsite, then sent home, I kind of joke with him saying, so did you do a lot of walking, you said you better believe it!
on memorial Day, you was at the mall, and everything was quiet, he looked at me and said as he raised the newspaper, he said with a not smiling at all, there ought to be a law against this, let him rest in peace, cuz he was in it, but for us it's a celebration, but for him it's bad memories.
Operation tiger on slappton sands should have been included as embarrassing as it is to the allies.
I would be too, I'd be saying, "Let's get this thang done, I got supper waiting at home,"🙂🙃
No mention of the disasters at Slapton sands, the Paras dropped in the wrong area, the amphibious tanks launched too far out, and worst of all was the carnage at Omaha beach. Otherwise an informative video. thanks.
"D-Day - The most important battle in military history". I think a little research into "military history" would reveal a number of more worthy candidates for such an illustrious title. It should also be noted that other armies and landing beaches were available for consideration.
Agreed, even during ww2 itself i'd say the battle of Stalingrad is way more worthy of that title.
Wait... What? "D-Day is the most important battle in Military History?" NOT! I also think it is an unworthy title. Propaganda has always led us to believe that we, "The Yankees", beat Hitler. But, I have news for you Mr. Photolsca: The US did not win the war against Germany. The Russians won it. The Allied Army of the US, UK, Canada, Belgium and France (and Poland, and other countries), was able to reach Normandy, thanks to the Soviets destroying the Nazis in Stalingrad, Leningrad and in Kurks, in 1943. It took them 289 days but the Russians won and without the help of nobody… OF NOBODY! Normandy was until June 1944, and Mr. “Hollywood” Patton did NOT manage to set foot on Germany until February 1945, when the Red Army was going over Berlin. General Patton was able to enter Germany only when the Russians were 150 kilometers from the Oder River (LOL). The Allies were defeated at Arnhem (Market Garden Sep. 25-1944), and at The Battle of the Bulge (Jan. 25-1945). General Patton was paralyzed without fuel, while the Red Army was preparing for its last offensive into Berlin. Look: It took the Allies 8 months to advance only 500 kilometers from Normandy to Arnhem, and from there, start the Withdrawal back to the border of France/Belgium (What?), facing a virtually defeated German Army cuz USSR. Well Mr. Photolsca… The US has been defeated in Korea, Vietnam, Cuba, Lebanon, Somalia and now, in Afghanistan. However, the powerful US Army defeated the tiny island of Grenada (1983), as it faced a fearsome army of 287 Police Officers, since Grenada does NOT have an army. In fact, they were half this number, since the Policemen on the afternoon shift had not yet come to work. What seems incredible is the fact that the US was defeated by Vietnam. What? Did the US lose the war against Nam? OMG! Against a poor country, underdeveloped, malnourished, without Navy, without Air Force, NO Marines, Green Berets, SEALs, Rangers, Delta Force, USMC, Rambos or Chuck Norris. Defeated by a country of peasants without strategic plans, no B-59 Bombers, PT-Boats, Northrop F-5 "Freedom Fighter", nor Atomic Submarines. Without Aircraft Carriers, NO Continental Missiles, nor Tanks, Choppters, AR-15, Gatlin Machins, Flamethrowers, Napalm, Agent Orange. And to top it off, defeated by an army of teenagers who had no shoes: WITHOUT SHOES!!! Army that fought with bamboo sticks!!! Charlie Kicked Our Asses and even invaded our Embassy.
@@salvadorvizcarra769 Since you dislike the USA so much that you actually believe the garbage that you are tossing out. Just pack your glad rags
and leave
@@salvadorvizcarra769 how did Germany get to Stalingrad in the first place?
@@shwngbr yeah I was gonna say the same thing; you can’t say ‘by golly those Russians really won that war for us!’ Referring to a catastrophic blunder on Hitler’s part
Aside of the difficulty of the massive amphibious assault this was, the Russians were supplied by their allies in a material sense in a massive effort that is often ignored by commentators of the Soviet fight against the Germans.
Allied aid is all well and good but could the US and other allies sustain the losses that the USSR endured?
For nothing. What you don’t know isn’t nothing.
Over 80% of all fighting against the Germans was actually by the Russians yet no one mentions this.
The Canadians were the only armed force to actually achieve their assigned inland target on the initial assault at the beaches of Normandy.
Give credit where credit is due.
All soldiers involved in this battle should be given credit!
Stills are good but a good amount of dday film was lost
fue mucho mas importante lo q hizo la Union Sovietica en Stalingrado( frenando 1ero y luego corriendo a los nazis hadta Berlin...) pero bueno la propaganda Holywoodense de Estados Unidos es "incomparable" no...
Really?! “The most important battle in military history?!” Weren’t the most important and largest battles of ww2 fought in the east where the Soviet Union faced the vast majority of the German army and beat them? Like the largest armored battle at Kursk, and then there was Stalingrad etc. seems inaccurate to say that when the vast majority of the German army was beaten in the east!!
Awos D-Day was one of the largest.battles to free Europe.
Since you've never lived in an occupied country, you wouldn't understand the importance of liberation. You see Russia albeit did have the majority of the weight on its shoulders in fending off the German army you would be correct with that however, they were not occupied they were being invaded. To explain the difference to someone you would have to be there to understand and to see the devastation and the murders that took place in Europe while under occupation. To be liberated to be free to be rescued by the allies was by far the most important of all the battles simply because of the amount of people that were rescued and were prevented from being murdered by the death camps and the Gestapo etc. One can argue that Russia bared the brunt of the German army and that the Battle of Stalingrad and kursk were of greater significance and that would also be true. But I would imagine that if you were in European or were occupied or were in the resistance in France then I would think that that would be the most important battle simply because it was the battle that brought America into europe. In my opinion I would agree with half of what you said but I would also agree that this being the most important battle and I wanted to put a note on that as well that a lot of emphasis was put on D-Day and they emphasize about how many Americans were killed etc, yet there were battles in the Pacific that were three four times more casualties than D-Day so, one could argue that those were more significant right? Because the Japanese also were occupying many countries and therefore one could say that the battle of Okinawa or Iwo Jima but those weren't turning points in the war they were footsteps and they were definitely Big foot steps but certainly not the most important. No I kind of agree with the idea that D-Day because of the magnitude because of the planning because of the significance of that battle it does place it at number one and I'm sorry to say that to all the veterans and fallen off others.
Highlighted Remember at first Russia allied itself with Hitler, he stabbed them in the back. Both Europe and Pacific were bloody battles.
@@highwaystar68 No we haven't. Remember Russia first allied themselves with the Nazis, then Hitler stabbed them in the back.
@@highwaystar68
From what I have read, the 8th airforce had more casualties in Europe than all the Marines in the Pacific. Then in Europe there naval and ground casualties too.
THINGS LIKE THIS MAKE ME PROUD TO BE AMERICAN..
FAST FORWARD 2022,IM EMBARRASSED ATWHAT OUR COUNTRY HAS BECOME UNDER OUR LEADERSHIP...
D DAY VETS ARE SPINNING IN THEIR GRAVES,MAY THEY REST IN PEACE...
Xyx
Germany liberated Europe, the Anglo union occupied it for small hat profits.
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