@@sullivanspapa1505 He probably doesn't have one and good luck getting one. It takes 90 days if they can find it. You have to remember computers haven't been around that long. They had type writers back then.
My dad had a similar story, joined the Navy at 17 in 1943 and served in the Pacific theater. This really hits home for me because the way he tells it at 93 is so similar to how my dad told it in his 90's... the details fade with age but the overall picture is still there. These were great men, the greatest generation indeed. I remember when the towers fell on Sep. 11 how my dad (76 at the time) drove down to Mayport Naval Station and asked if he could re-enlist. My father passed away away in 2020 wondering how this generation had lost that sense of duty and love of country. For him it was a given.
Wow you can be proud of your dad. Those old timers could not be beat..My grandfather had a Flagpole next to the garage, he would raise a flag everyday. I didnt get it then, but I do now..We live in the best place in tbe world..by far
@@xxtheminerproxx2582 As someone in the insurance industry, you would be surprised by the amount insurance companies have to pay out. The sad truth is that the people who go years and years without damage pays the bills for the ones that do damage their vehicles etc..
Insurance is like the lottery. Most people who pay in wont get their money back, but the people who really fck up will get more than they paid in. The lottery needs to pull in more money than it gives out, only has a few winners. Insurance companies need to take in more money than they give out, and not all people get back what they pay in. It's just how math works.
@@starstencahl8985 , What's your age? Do Jogging and Strength exercises daily for at least 1 hour . Sleep 7-8 hours nourishing sleep without any worries. Be Happy and most importantly, Read. Reading is the thing that gives you a young thinking and forces you to change with time and keep up with the young generation. And Eat healthy. That's the only secret to be in a sound mind all of your life. Never loose yourself
@@virajdobriyal6321 Thanks mate, 21 at the moment and am trying to do most of it, especially eating and exercising healthy. Of course it's not that easy in a busy life
You are 💯 correct 😁🇱🇷 my dad was in the Pacific 3 years and I was in Vietnam 68/69 all my uncle's where in the Pacific as well.. God bless the greatest generation.. and all who served and is serving...
- my father was a Marine he joined on December 11th 1941 and fought throughout the Pacific, to read his discharge paperwork it appears he was on every landing, he stayed in and fought in Korea by that time he was a 1st sergeant, he never spoke of his service except to say how mad he was they wouldn't let McCarther finish the job, he was so disgusted with losing so many men at Inchon he got out as soon after he came home, he and my mother had 7 children and he died when I was 21 yrs old I never had the opportunity to thank him for his service so I want to thank you and all the other vet's that ever served this great country, thank you for your service
@@mdlclassguymdlclassguy6488 You're welcome, I was in the battle that took place back in 2016-2021. The battle that you call "Depression". I have survived successfully and have been reunited with my family.
@@alejandrosantos1879 Exactly. I doubt after the many lives he has saved, he's going to be reckless with driving and put someone else in danger on the road.
Loved him. I had a neighbor we lost at Thanksgiving this year. Mr. George Ellers was 102 years old. He served in the coast guard and was the last of his company to pass. The stories he told me in the 20 years I have had the privilege of living next to were not only history but life lessons. His mind was there until the last 6 months of his life. I will miss him always.
Beautiful Kind And Loveing Words From You God Bless You Amen xxxxxxx And God Bless Your Earthly Life Time And Earthly Family Amen xxxxxxx And God Rest George Ellers Soul Amen xxxxxxx Home To Heaven Amen xxxxxxx With Our Ever Growing Ever Loveing Heavenly Family Amen xxxxxxx
He said he was in the Navy because there’s no particular place he went. That was essentially him saying he’s been everywhere. I’m not in the Navy but I was aboard one of their ships for 10 months and there was numerous places we went in that period of time. He was aboard for nearly 3 years which means there’s probably little he hadn’t seen. He mentioned he was in the pacific though, but that’s about as specific as he can get without giving you a list a mile long.
I believe he was in the navy and served, but I dare anyone to remember fine details from 70 years ago, so we have to forgive him for that. Anyway, I thank him and everyone like him.
@Luna EB In the armed forces you're given leave and flown back to the States. Even in World War II guys that were fighting in Europe and the Pacific were given leave to Hawaii or the UK. These days guys are flown home for a break. He's saying it correctly in the context, meaning no leave to return home. He left for the fight and didn't see home for years. He's old and not as fast as he was, but still makes perfect sense in context.
You're all talk but you know in the depths of your filthy heart you won't actually do it if the time comes, don't try to sound like a saint on the Internet lmao
Theres more holes in this guys story than a block of swiss cheese. He claims to be a Navy veteran...he was on a ship...er uh, big ship....light bulb goes off...yeah, A BATTLESHIP. (I wish the Judge asked which battleship) I was in EVERY battle. Lets, see what was the worst one....oh right, being a crewman on a battleship, you would think one of the plethora of naval battles that happened between 1943-45 would be one I name, but no, I will name a famous land battle where I was just getting a tan while lobbing shells at an island with no risk to myself. On top of that I will remind you we lost more marines there than the battle of the bulge where there were...ya know, zero marines...so basically any battle a single marine died would have lost more marines than the battle of the bulge. And for the record...more Americans died in the battle of the bulge than Iwo.
I love listening to veterans stories. Stories to pass down generations after generations. Also, I love this Judge. One of the handful who is compassionate, understanding and over all a wonderful human being with a good soul!
This man is a true hero. He was in every battle of the Pacific from 1943 to 1945 and returned home. That must have been horrible being in the middle of the ocean and being attacked. The nightmares this man must have had. God bless his soul.
Red1Panda Plays Those that escape serious bodily injuries and take care of their health all their lives; many times are more coherent, than those younger, that abuse themselves. The brain never escapes substance, abuse. My 93 (94 in 3 months) year old Navy WWII Vet Father, can still compete, at the shooting range.
@Legalize cannabis Well.. the tree stopped his car. But, if he in court, clearly it didnt stopped him. The cops cold stop him too. Only for this judge to let him walk. Soooo... at this age, no one can stop him but himself.
You just can see the admiration in the judges eyes he really has a heart for veterans, same for me i could listen to their stories the whole day, special special people.
because u don't hv much time left, u speed up and take innocent people with you... please learn to start thinking differently. It isn't just about you, many others are on the road who still have better days ahead of them
could you please explain to me what this hero actually did for you. what did he do that made your life better. what did attacking another country give to you or help you with.... freedom?, you already had it.
Christopher Morrissey yeah sure and this guy is responsible for it... dude you cant expect a country that is in a war to be completely innocent, war is horrible for both sides theres not a bad guy that only does evil things and a good guy that is completely innocent.
Wow 93 and so sharp...71 years and one ticket. GRATZ This man owned up to his error with no excuses,and even has a sense of humor.Our young people of today should watch this video.God bless you sir and Thank You for keeping us safe!
Sve je ful you obviously don’t understand history if you frame World War II like that. This man is a hero without a shadow of a doubt. Go educate yourself you ignorant prick.
what did his service actually do for your life, what did you gain from any war that ever happened...……….you already had everything they say they fight for.
He has an amazing memory for someone his age..for a 93 year old his remarkable and it's something to greatly be admired and appreciated for. Imagine all the tales he can tell you ..first hand experience
depressingly, this isn't true. memories are almost always riddled with inaccuracies, making them, at least how you remember, something that never even occurred.
Two world treasures having a great conversation. I’d sit and listen to that war vet for hours tell his stories. He should be on the veterans of WW2 channel on UA-cam
I just lost my amazing Grandfather in Feb 2020. He was a WWII Army Veteran and I am so proud of him and every single soldier this great country has and had. This melted my heart and thank you so much for recognizing him and letting the gentleman that donated the $50 be a blessing to others. God Bless you all!
This guy should sit down for an interview. He's healthy, acute, NO obvious hearing impairment, and wants to tell his story. World war 2 stories are so interesting especially coming from someone that was there!
My Dad was a Navy Vet too. Thank you Judge Caprio for treating and honoring this treasure of an American. Thanks to him and his brothers in arms, I enjoy the freedoms I have today. Thank you Judge for your Kindness, Empathy, Honor, Respect and Justice.
I'm a child of that generation, and I love them, but I have to say that they were really a bunch of scared goose-steppers. Can't fault them: first they got hit by the Depression, then World War 2. After all that, they were just eager to obey the rules and follow whatever rules the corporations made for them. No worse than any other generation, but it's probably ridiculous to think in terms of whole generations anyhow.
Lisa B they paid the same as any other but we have to account for inflation. Our wages haven't kept up with inflation so it's less money being put in compared to previous generations, all the while we have more people working than ever
well i mean if we are being objective here he did break the law. I don't agree with this judge just picking and choosing who gets punished based off how likable they are to him.
This, boys and girls, is a real man. He stands and fights for his country. Tells the truth even when at fault. Faces the consequences of his actions. He Honers his country and put his life on the line for it. He has my greatest respect.
You're 100% right. Men are not raised like this anymore(myself included.) This was when family and friends were real and everything, and making your father proud held real weight.
You honestly think it takes guts to admit for a petty crime? You consume too much sensational media to even remotely think the majority of males are that immature. “Oh no! I got a ticket! I might as well make the situation worse by throwing a tantrum”
He lied about his service, if he was in the Pacific Theater, pray tell how he made it to the Battle of the Bulge in Belgium, on his really big battleship.
My patient is a 103 she decided to stop driving on her own at 95. Today she still sharp as tack in her cognitive and goes to book clubs, love movies, love conversing, just a beautiful soul. I loooove her! I wish I could be like him or her if I live that long. God bless him for his service and all.
What a great man serving in the south Pacific. My grandmother's sister emigrate to America in the Early 1900s from Ireland. Her grandson served in the US Navy during WW2. My grandmother stayed at home and we're still here.
Not only does his kind heart help a lot of people get out of silly fines and cases but he also inspires them not to make these small mistakes in life and encourages to live on for happier days.
*Then a few mins later* *Old Veteran ran over a family due to speeding and ended up crashing his car into a restaurant killing 3 more people and injuring 7*
Well so do I have respect for the elderly. I don't know where you got the idea that I didn't. Also I have a great deal of respect for those who served in the military. It was a joke. Sorry if you didn't get it.
The first thing Mr. Manzo said -- "I was wrong, no question about it." It is the philosophy of the Greatest Generation to take ownership in what you do, and if needed, suffer the consequences. It is called being responsible.
yeah but notice the Judge laughed when he said it was his first violation in 72 years...because nobody is perfect and he just never got caught...in Providence or anywhere else!
I came back from Vietnam and had an outstanding speeding ticket doing 30 in a 25 MPH zone at 2:30 AM coming home from my shift at Pontiac Motors. I was still in the Army when fronted up to the court to pay that old fine ... the Judge nailed me for the state fees and court costs, which was a lot of money for a married GI with one child ... Welcome home (?) ... I spent approximately 330 days in the Jungle with the 101st Airborne, Strike force on the DMZ, no home base, cot, foot locker ... everything we own we carried on our backs ... and 50 years later I hear this "Thank you for your service"??? sure... Glad we could help!
Your generation endured hardships and exposed a lot of evil in our society. The generation I served with didn't have to endure the abuse and mistreatment yours did. We are forever grateful and do not take what we have for granted. And while we can't ever take back the experiences our Viet Nam Veterans experienced, we can do our damndest to ensure that future generations don't. I can personally say I will never forget, and thank you.
As a navy vet myself, I salute you both! to the 93 year old speeder, thank you for your service sir, and to the judge, thank you sir for your service and respect for that grand gentleman.
“Momma, what’s this package” “Well, Timmy, we are going to make your brother! We have the best Neuron Processors, facial simulator and Muscle Hydraulics.”
I’ll bet that right now we are making a new greatest generation. Only this time it’s medical workers on the front lines not soldiers, sailors, and marines.
Nah. They are called the greatest generation for a reason. These newer generations are have a privilege issue. Always asking for hand outs. This is coming from a millennial.
My grandfather was 17 an had to get written consent from his parents to join navy after pearl harbor.This man is a national treasure an the judge was great for treating this man with the respect he truly deserves
It was a yuuuge battleship, the greatest... You know, we have the biggest battleships, bigger than China. I'm sure China has some... Has great ships, I'm sure, believe me. American ships, the greatest.
I have to share this. Im a huge supporter of veterans. Father was Air Force, brother in the Army, died in the Army. My passion is military museums of all sizes. Was at Wright Patterson AF Museum. Was invited to share lunch with a few WWII and Viet Nam vets. I went to pay for us all and they would not let me. No matter how much I insisted. Left that table in tears from sadness, and even more laughter. God bless our veterans and God bless the United States. 🇺🇸
This is how every vetran should be treated. they gave lifes, limbs and mental health for every single one of you, and they still keep doing it. Respect to this man, and this judge. This literally gave me the happy chills
I am 48 and if I ever get to be his age, I’d like to be able to move around and be mentally sharp like him. His Generation and Father’s generation were the greatest.
72 years of driving and that was the first violation. Wow
Or the first violation that got caught 0_o
wow wow lmao
My first year I got a ticked
Ill be gone in 72 minutes😂
Nah forgery was his first violation.
A dying breed of extraordinary men. Not many WW2 vets left.
Jack Burton and very little ww1 Vets or I think they are gone by now but they were great
My poppa flew planes and navigated in WW2. He passed away in 2013.. Good man 😊
@@fawndrawnart2831 legend
But we all lived when their were some still alive remember that. And thank you to any people who you or family served
FawnDrawnArt agreed absolute legend
Incredible how sharp this gentleman is at his age.
I was thinking that.
I was just about to type this verbatim
It’s amazing isn’t it
My grandma is 92 and just as sharp and strong. They dont make em like that no more
Fear leaves no option other than attention. You can tell when he said he went back 4-5 times to double check
Unbelievable how this 93-year-old gentleman fought for the country at the age of 17. This is a true example of selfless service!
lets see the dd214!
My father joined the Marines at 17 in 1943 fought with the 6th div 22nd reg wounded on Okinawa at 18...
@@harlenburke8535 Thank you for sharing your real story about a real hero!
He tried to join at 16 was there two weeks and got caught this man really wanted to be in the Navy
@@sullivanspapa1505 He probably doesn't have one and good luck getting one. It takes 90 days if they can find it. You have to remember computers haven't been around that long. They had type writers back then.
He looks really healthy for a 93 year old
@BullsVSBears only by 1 year
U are what you eat
@@thisjointisloose so he eats other veterans? Please answer me I need to do a research.
He was in forces.
He's probably 92 😁
Man this guy knows how to talk. He came in with a ticket, came out saying your welcome.
@KingSO 60 years ago they are used to exercise and healthy diet 😂
Not like us
More over he saved lives their prayers add up to him💪💪💪🏿💪🏿
Quares they also beet the military member, and ate nothing but soda pop (for carbs) and MRE’s (filled with salt)
no words were needed youngster
🤣🤣🤣
No , he just served his country and he deserves MORE.
This man was born during the 20's, thats literally insane to think about!
He proably drove a t model ford at one point.
Now we have teslas and base model fords nicer than most home interiors.
No, it's insane because it's an insanely long time.
Not really. All of my grandparents were born in 20s/30s and some of them are still alive
That doesn't make the time any less long.
No it isn't, there's literally no other way he could be 93.
My dad had a similar story, joined the Navy at 17 in 1943 and served in the Pacific theater. This really hits home for me because the way he tells it at 93 is so similar to how my dad told it in his 90's... the details fade with age but the overall picture is still there. These were great men, the greatest generation indeed. I remember when the towers fell on Sep. 11 how my dad (76 at the time) drove down to Mayport Naval Station and asked if he could re-enlist. My father passed away away in 2020 wondering how this generation had lost that sense of duty and love of country. For him it was a given.
Wow you can be proud of your dad. Those old timers could not be beat..My grandfather had a Flagpole next to the garage, he would raise a flag everyday. I didnt get it then, but I do now..We live in the best place in tbe world..by far
God bless your Family 🙏🙏🙏 ❤❤❤
He asked to re-enlist at 76?! You're dad is a legend.
The guy in the back is thinking, I’m never gona top this
😂😂😂😂LMFAO RIGHT
Gold😂😂😂
He good in fortnite maybe
AHAHHAHAAHAHAA! It looks like a Seinfeld comment....
I know something’s funny when I laugh like the joker. Right now I laughed like the joker
Misleading title. He wasn't speeding. He ran a red light.
I noticed that too, could be lowkey clickbait
could it be possible he was speeding to run the red light?
You’re wrong.. it was an illegal turn
I mean of they were clickbaiting wouldnt they have used the veteran card
Very nice greetings from the Netherlands 🇳🇱
72 years of driving and no violations his car insurance must be $15 a month
Now if he'd just call Geico he could be paying only $12.75 a month!
$15 is still too much. At $15/m over 72 years he'd have handed an insurance company $13k of free money. Insurance is a scam.
@@magnetiktrax kinda true, i mean, what percentege of people who have insurance actually have an accident
@@xxtheminerproxx2582 As someone in the insurance industry, you would be surprised by the amount insurance companies have to pay out. The sad truth is that the people who go years and years without damage pays the bills for the ones that do damage their vehicles etc..
Insurance is like the lottery. Most people who pay in wont get their money back, but the people who really fck up will get more than they paid in. The lottery needs to pull in more money than it gives out, only has a few winners. Insurance companies need to take in more money than they give out, and not all people get back what they pay in. It's just how math works.
To fight in a war at age 17 is truly heartbreaking. Much respect to him.
Unbelievable to be honest..
There are many cases of underage people enlisting to fight in America's wars going back to the Civil War at least.
I have a 17 yr old son currently and I got choked up when he said it, thinking of my boy going off to war. He’s still a child..
these 16 year olds got nothing in today's timefr
normal back then, just coming out of the depression.
We should praise this man. Most 93 year olds go 10 miles an hour.
YoungAspect most 93 year olds don’t drive
@Captain Windless Go visit him!
well, you'll praise him until he drives over some kid or worse
@Captain Windless man go knock on his door and drink some tea
YoungAspect most go 5 miles per hour in wheelchair speed
93 years old having a sound mind. This is rare. People, do exercise and sleep deep for your own future
Viraj Dobriyal How it’s gonna turn out for me is my biggest fear and my biggest dream at once
@@starstencahl8985 , What's your age? Do Jogging and Strength exercises daily for at least 1 hour . Sleep 7-8 hours nourishing sleep without any worries. Be Happy and most importantly, Read. Reading is the thing that gives you a young thinking and forces you to change with time and keep up with the young generation. And Eat healthy. That's the only secret to be in a sound mind all of your life. Never loose yourself
@@virajdobriyal6321 Thanks mate, 21 at the moment and am trying to do most of it, especially eating and exercising healthy. Of course it's not that easy in a busy life
That all helps, but you all are forgetting what really helps most is a stress free life, and connecting with people.
@@starstencahl8985 I'm happy as I can be
This judge rocks. So does this veteran
You are 💯 correct 😁🇱🇷 my dad was in the Pacific 3 years and I was in Vietnam 68/69 all my uncle's where in the Pacific as well.. God bless the greatest generation.. and all who served and is serving...
@Anonymous Panacea how?
Anonymous Panacea be respectful
david graszak God Bless our brave soldiers.
Carrie See Very smart for a veteran
I'm a Veteran that got out of the Army in 2009. Listening to this man literally brought me to tears.
God Bless him and those like him. Thank you for your service.
- my father was a Marine he joined on December 11th 1941 and fought throughout the Pacific, to read his discharge paperwork it appears he was on every landing, he stayed in and fought in Korea by that time he was a 1st sergeant, he never spoke of his service except to say how mad he was they wouldn't let McCarther finish the job, he was so disgusted with losing so many men at Inchon he got out as soon after he came home, he and my mother had 7 children and he died when I was 21 yrs old I never had the opportunity to thank him for his service so I want to thank you and all the other vet's that ever served this great country, thank you for your service
I cried also, not only for this gentleman but for all our young men and women who gave all for our country to be free
@@65chevelle44 yep. And some of them lose their lives before they can legally enjoy a beer or a glass of 🍷.
@@mdlclassguymdlclassguy6488 You're welcome, I was in the battle that took place back in 2016-2021. The battle that you call "Depression". I have survived successfully and have been reunited with my family.
He should be safer young man has his whole life ahead of him.
Another 17 years he looks and sounds 80
He’s putting other lives in danger I finna put yours in danger
Alex Clausing it’s all good he already saved some lives at war
@@alejandrosantos1879 Exactly. I doubt after the many lives he has saved, he's going to be reckless with driving and put someone else in danger on the road.
No he doesnt, he is 93
He doesn’t have a lot of time left on earth. He has to get places quickly.
The Lead you know he can possibly be like
One of the oldest people who ever lived
Someone lives 116 years soo
@@xzenkaidragon9664 who
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
This is why we need those hyperloop things Old Musky's always talking about.
Ageist!
he isn't a boomer, he's part of the silent generation. everybody in the silent generation is cool and has a good sense of humor.
the 20s were the silent generation
Bobby Gaspard 50’s actually
@@garrettsummerlin3546 no it wasn't they had movies with sound in the 50s
@@garrettsummerlin3546 the silent generation was the mid 20s till the mid 40s now Google it you will thank me later the 50s were baby boomers
Bobby Gaspard 50’s was nicknamed silent generation for not speaking out or against the rules compared to the following 60’s
Loved him. I had a neighbor we lost at Thanksgiving this year. Mr. George Ellers was 102 years old. He served in the coast guard and was the last of his company to pass. The stories he told me in the 20 years I have had the privilege of living next to were not only history but life lessons. His mind was there until the last 6 months of his life. I will miss him always.
May he rest in enternal peace
Beautiful Kind And Loveing Words From You God Bless You Amen xxxxxxx And God Bless Your Earthly Life Time And Earthly Family Amen xxxxxxx And God Rest George Ellers Soul Amen xxxxxxx Home To Heaven Amen xxxxxxx With Our Ever Growing Ever Loveing Heavenly Family Amen xxxxxxx
@@LILAC-b1tAmen
The guy looks like the judge's dad.
more like older brother
@@prodrt1 Yep, the vet is 10 years older than the judge.
Hahahaha
Fact is. He is.. thank me later
@@Munaaja159 you mean to tell me the judge is 83 years old!?!?!?!?!?
Plot twist: he speeded on purpose so that he could tell people his stories.
hahaha good one. guy finally cracked it on how to make people listen to old timers
captive audience
I hope so. I would listen all day
I could see this man drifting around.
Lmaoooo
"I was in the Pacific"
"Where were you in the Pacific?"
"I was in the Navy"
can't argue with that logic
He said he was in the Navy because there’s no particular place he went. That was essentially him saying he’s been everywhere. I’m not in the Navy but I was aboard one of their ships for 10 months and there was numerous places we went in that period of time. He was aboard for nearly 3 years which means there’s probably little he hadn’t seen. He mentioned he was in the pacific though, but that’s about as specific as he can get without giving you a list a mile long.
I believe he was in the navy and served, but I dare anyone to remember fine details from 70 years ago, so we have to forgive him for that. Anyway, I thank him and everyone like him.
He's AWESOME!!!!!
He also said he was at every battle in pasfic
@Luna EB In the armed forces you're given leave and flown back to the States. Even in World War II guys that were fighting in Europe and the Pacific were given leave to Hawaii or the UK. These days guys are flown home for a break. He's saying it correctly in the context, meaning no leave to return home. He left for the fight and didn't see home for years. He's old and not as fast as he was, but still makes perfect sense in context.
Now that's the way you treat a veteran. Wonderful to see him get the respect he deserves.
He's about as young as WWII vets get, and he's 93.
For real I saw this comment at 93 likes 🤭
PetHub he’s the youngest WW2 vet. Joined the day he was allowed to
Obviously people joined in later years too, people younger than him who eventually got to 17
@@voltargamespl7749 I said he's "about" as young as WWII vets get. There are probably some that are as young as 91, but those would be extremely few.
@@davidshaw165 some people joined at 14 or 15 as they didnt really care back then
He may be 93 year old but his mind is as sharp as 18 year old! Amazing man!
I disagree, most 18 year olds are idiots
@@emeraldfinder5 maybe where TikTok is there
If you think a 93 year old healthy man would be dumber than an 18 year old then you are mistaken
No lies told here. This is a real man. Just wow
Well sharp 👌👏
One word.....RESPECT!!
I'd pay his fine in a heartbeat.
You're all talk but you know in the depths of your filthy heart you won't actually do it if the time comes, don't try to sound like a saint on the Internet lmao
skellyaart Instagram Interesting you say that while advertising your instagram.
Theres more holes in this guys story than a block of swiss cheese. He claims to be a Navy veteran...he was on a ship...er uh, big ship....light bulb goes off...yeah, A BATTLESHIP. (I wish the Judge asked which battleship) I was in EVERY battle. Lets, see what was the worst one....oh right, being a crewman on a battleship, you would think one of the plethora of naval battles that happened between 1943-45 would be one I name, but no, I will name a famous land battle where I was just getting a tan while lobbing shells at an island with no risk to myself. On top of that I will remind you we lost more marines there than the battle of the bulge where there were...ya know, zero marines...so basically any battle a single marine died would have lost more marines than the battle of the bulge. And for the record...more Americans died in the battle of the bulge than Iwo.
@@Coldfront15 What he said are true words tho my friend
skellyaart Instagram filthy heart? Just looking at your profile picture tells me that your parents don’t like you.
I love listening to veterans stories. Stories to pass down generations after generations. Also, I love this Judge. One of the handful who is compassionate, understanding and over all a wonderful human being with a good soul!
Probably got out of court and jumped in his Dodge Demon right after this.
murry001 Hahahahaha I hope that man gets the first C8 after this lol
Lmao
With a turn signal blinking all the way home.
Lol
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Imagine being 17....eager as him to join a war where's there's a Hitler, Mussolini and Kamekazi pilots...balls of steel.
To say the least
now we have a trump, a boris and a bolsonaro xD
Its emperor hirohito i believe
@@oliveira-di3ch Boris really isn't as bad as people think
Actually 16, he lied saying he was 17 just to get in. BIIIGG balls of steel.
He's been driving longer than my parents have been alive
Literally
Bruh
Shen Bapiro He’s been driving longer than my grandparents have been alive.
Grandparents too
Well, he didn't drive all that time.
This man is a true hero. He was in every battle of the Pacific from 1943 to 1945 and returned home. That must have been horrible being in the middle of the ocean and being attacked. The nightmares this man must have had. God bless his soul.
it shows he's still young at heart✊
America is always getting into wars - nothing to be proud of - it's a disgrace!
_Looks like age didn’t stop him._
Age is not a problem 😏
Red1Panda Plays Those that escape serious bodily injuries and take care of their health all their lives; many times are more coherent, than
those younger, that abuse themselves. The brain never escapes substance, abuse. My 93 (94 in 3 months) year old Navy WWII Vet Father, can still compete, at the shooting range.
@Legalize cannabis Well.. the tree stopped his car. But, if he in court, clearly it didnt stopped him. The cops cold stop him too. Only for this judge to let him walk. Soooo... at this age, no one can stop him but himself.
well, it did when he was 16 and tryna get into the navy lol
@@sloopfan3706 It didn't stop him. Only slow him down a bit. He went right back there the next year. 😄😄
Bless his heart, lovely fella.
Totally agree!
I'd like to bless YOUR heart!
You just can see the admiration in the judges eyes he really has a heart for veterans, same for me i could listen to their stories the whole day, special special people.
Emir Spahic Yes. So am I. God Bless them
Emir, same here.
If more people were like this judge and this man the world would be a much better place
@Jennifer Coleman
words of wisdom
Same here!
The world could use more judges like him
Isn’t that the truth!
To be fair he ain't got much time, I too would be speeding.
LMFAO
Seinfeld joke
because u don't hv much time left, u speed up and take innocent people with you... please learn to start thinking differently. It isn't just about you, many others are on the road who still have better days ahead of them
@@anteater1818 yeah, I could understand that part but some humans got no brains and do crazy things
Looks like he may reach 140
I bet he was a rockabilly hot rod greaser in his younger days.
Those weren't the type of people that enlisted they're the ones that got the draft ended. xD
What are you talking about he’s still a young man
True True. I totally agree as a Modern Rockabilly/Greaser.
Guy looks like if Sylvester Stallone has a 93 year old brother
Or David Lynch father.
R/rareinsults
saw this comment on rareinsults.
It's the voice isn't it?
It's definitely the voice, though there's some resemblance to be found in the facial features as well.
Judge Caprio is the epitome of humanity and decency! God bless him !
Most people at this age, in my experience, are usually “slow”; it’s incredible how sharp this man is at 93! I hope I’m doing that good at his age
Most people at this age are 6 feet under.
@@Vsevolod3788 especially because of that corolla virus
@@johnogara3029 Correction: the world needs LESS leaders like president Trump
Hugo Lindstrand what has trump done that’s bad?
*Grabs* *popcorn*
He looks and sounds unreal for his age, two class acts.
He respawned in 1945 after a kamikaze hit his ship.
@@scharrk after eminems previous album hit his ship?
The judge is fascinated by his his service and courage, definitely my kinda hero.
could you please explain to me what this hero actually did for you. what did he do that made your life better. what did attacking another country give to you or help you with.... freedom?, you already had it.
Christopher Morrissey attacking another country that literally started it by attacking pearl harbor buddy....
@@wuben1112 don't forget all the world leaders the usa has killed … war crimes they are.
@@itstheotherwhitemeat If not for this hero serving and we lost the war, you probably would not be on the planet.
Christopher Morrissey yeah sure and this guy is responsible for it... dude you cant expect a country that is in a war to be completely innocent, war is horrible for both sides theres not a bad guy that only does evil things and a good guy that is completely innocent.
Wow 93 and so sharp...71 years and one ticket. GRATZ
This man owned up to his error with no excuses,and even has a sense of humor.Our young people of today should watch this video.God bless you sir and Thank You for keeping us safe!
The first time, I've heard a veteran say "you're welcome" in response to being thanked for their service
It seems like he was preparing for this for his whole life
Heorge Garrison like your prof pic
@@paulmccartneystoenail4897 Damn it i see you on every single living nd non-living thing Beatles-related
Jane Doe indeed
Karlos Losintos for what? Killing other people just because some politicians told him to do so?
Sve je ful you obviously don’t understand history if you frame World War II like that. This man is a hero without a shadow of a doubt. Go educate yourself you ignorant prick.
Sharp mind 93 year old man God bless you.... thank for your service
what did his service actually do for your life, what did you gain from any war that ever happened...……….you already had everything they say they fight for.
@@itstheotherwhitemeat your comment makes no sense
@@itstheotherwhitemeat yikes. should've thought a little before posting this
@@itstheotherwhitemeat Are you special the second world war free'd people from neo nazis and severe oppression so stfu
A Creme Egg what?
He has an amazing memory for someone his age..for a 93 year old his remarkable and it's something to greatly be admired and appreciated for.
Imagine all the tales he can tell you ..first hand experience
The guy in the back is guilty
He wears it like a sign.
😄
He looks very shady
STOP! LOL 😂
AND he is stoned.
only in for 3 years but picked a hell of a time to be in the military...
1000s did. Thank to all of them. Salute!!!!
Right in time for WW3 xd
Andr3wco7 haha so funny!
People come and go
Seasons may change
But the memories will remain forever
please listen only one time ug Krishnamurti
🤠
Yikes
I've never read a more inaccurate comment
depressingly, this isn't true. memories are almost always riddled with inaccuracies, making them, at least how you remember, something that never even occurred.
Two world treasures having a great conversation. I’d sit and listen to that war vet for hours tell his stories. He should be on the veterans of WW2 channel on UA-cam
I just lost my amazing Grandfather in Feb 2020. He was a WWII Army Veteran and I am so proud of him and every single soldier this great country has and had. This melted my heart and thank you so much for recognizing him and letting the gentleman that donated the $50 be a blessing to others. God Bless you all!
Hey sis,,,
Rest his Soul. i believe he is in the Heaven with the Jesus.
All of us meet up in heaven
lost mine in march 2020. he was also ww2 army vet that served in europe.
@@sanat_4878 hey son,,,
This guy is too healthy to be 93. He's got a calm, cool character too.
Bonnie Hundley it’s not a law.
93 year olds can be healthy too.
Yeah
@Dan Oh smokes. They are Strong men.
If you look how sharp this gentleman is at his age, imagine how he would have been back in WW2. That's how he survived.
he be like dodging bullets and rockets matrix style
Awesome message to veterans. Thanks 🙏 to all the veterans. Thank you for your service. 😊
*Judge:* _Morning Sir.._
*Grandpa:* *IM AM A WORLD WAR TWO VETERAN*
West Senkovec They just need to say the magic words.
@@larsekman8244 lol
More like great grandpa
all old people wanna do is tell stories
u guys all shut up, *imma ww2 veteran*
This guy should sit down for an interview. He's healthy, acute, NO obvious hearing impairment, and wants to tell his story. World war 2 stories are so interesting especially coming from someone that was there!
Absolutely.
True and we are quickly running out of people that were there 😐
@@ddebenedictis I know sad isn't it 😭
And there's so few of them left! We should record their experiences every chance we get.
Amen.
He’s no boomer... he’s a zoomer
@@hmkexploits9468 ok loomer
Ok boomer
Ok
ok kazobasoomer
I think he's either Silent Genration or Greatest...
2 priceless gentlemen. The man that got the ticket and the judge. They are what I aspire to be.
Let’s vote here Frank Caprio is the best judge of all USA 😊
In the world !! Thank you very much
I agree with you ..
easy to be perfect on small cases..not denying he's an awesome guy tho
@Wan Kyrol Abbas Wait what? Isn't he an American citizen?
@Wan Kyrol Abbas Does he sill have Italian citizenship? If he immigrated when he was little, we can call him American.
My Dad was a Navy Vet too. Thank you Judge Caprio for treating and honoring this treasure of an American. Thanks to him and his brothers in arms, I enjoy the freedoms I have today. Thank you Judge for your Kindness, Empathy, Honor, Respect and Justice.
Mine too... he would never mention he was a veteran. I guess his view of service is different.
I will never doubt this was America’s best generation by far
I'm a child of that generation, and I love them, but I have to say that they were really a bunch of scared goose-steppers. Can't fault them: first they got hit by the Depression, then World War 2. After all that, they were just eager to obey the rules and follow whatever rules the corporations made for them. No worse than any other generation, but it's probably ridiculous to think in terms of whole generations anyhow.
True
Lisa B they paid the same as any other but we have to account for inflation. Our wages haven't kept up with inflation so it's less money being put in compared to previous generations, all the while we have more people working than ever
ok boomer
Ok boomer
I absolutely love this judge. He is just amazing how caring he is when he speaks to his people.
Of course he was speeding. At his age, he doesn't have much time to waste.
haha.. life is too short to miss.
You made me laugh w this comment fr 😂
😄👍
DAMN OK
Imagine after all the stories and laughing, the judge says
“Alright anyway, it’s gonna cost you 200 dollars”
Alec Rodriguez you got my sense of humor man
well i mean if we are being objective here he did break the law. I don't agree with this judge just picking and choosing who gets punished based off how likable they are to him.
Alex Sutton i agree with you too.. no formal legal entity should navigate based on emotions. I agree man. And pretty tired of it.
J Wuuds yes! like i dont want the dude to get a ticket but no ones talking about this side
Alex Sutton I get what you're saying bud .. and i agree
This, boys and girls, is a real man. He stands and fights for his country. Tells the truth even when at fault. Faces the consequences of his actions. He Honers his country and put his life on the line for it. He has my greatest respect.
All true but unfortunately an endangered species
So are you a boy or a girl?
You're 100% right. Men are not raised like this anymore(myself included.) This was when family and friends were real and everything, and making your father proud held real weight.
Nowadays, we have people like Glenn, Sovereign citizens, 1st amendment frauditors, etc.
You honestly think it takes guts to admit for a petty crime? You consume too much sensational media to even remotely think the majority of males are that immature.
“Oh no! I got a ticket! I might as well make the situation worse by throwing a tantrum”
The good old and genuine guard emerges with an impressed sight and attitude. I thank him for his efforts!
This guy is awesome, looks super fit and healthy for 93 as well! Hope he goes beyond 100!
Rocky Balboa this guy
That was what put him in trouble. Going over the limit.
How can he go beyond 100 as he is speeding
Brought tears to my eyes, as a combat disabled vet I know what he went through.
He lied about his service, if he was in the Pacific Theater, pray tell how he made it to the Battle of the Bulge in Belgium, on his really big battleship.
@@MrNikkoz Maybe you should actually listen to what he said buddy.
@@MrNikkoz Ok Schizo.
Nicolai Alatzas he said he was at Iwo Jima and IWO JIMA was the worst battle of the war outside the Battle Of The Bulge.
@@MrNikkoz If you can't even understand english it's better to keep your mouth shut don't you think?
My patient is a 103 she decided to stop driving on her own at 95. Today she still sharp as tack in her cognitive and goes to book clubs, love movies, love conversing, just a beautiful soul. I loooove her! I wish I could be like him or her if I live that long. God bless him for his service and all.
Deserves a standing ovation. Both the judge and our hero.
I could listen to this mans stories all day long.
I wouldnt
You must be bored
I love listening to WW2 vets stories.
love4lust7301 no he is interesting
What a great man serving in the south Pacific. My grandmother's sister emigrate to America in the Early 1900s from Ireland. Her grandson served in the US Navy during WW2. My grandmother stayed at home and we're still here.
He represents the Greatest Generation. A hero in my eyes.
Not only does his kind heart help a lot of people get out of silly fines and cases but he also inspires them not to make these small mistakes in life and encourages to live on for happier days.
If I was the cop, I would’ve let the old man off with a warning, it’s not like he was going 150 mph, weaving through traffic. Give the old man a break
Alex Swander
Then there will be no such grate video like this one :)
*Then a few mins later*
*Old Veteran ran over a family due to speeding and ended up crashing his car into a restaurant killing 3 more people and injuring 7*
right on
@@Arttorias 😭😭😭
You have to be a tool to give an elderly man a ticket, cops are allowed to use discretion and in this case I would have used it.
Your honor I was driving while you were in diapers young man.
@Jax Oncale @JaxOncale Get a sense of humor. You will find that it's fun and you might live longer.
Well so do I have respect for the elderly. I don't know where you got the idea that I didn't. Also I have a great deal of respect for those who served in the military. It was a joke. Sorry if you didn't get it.
@@stevehoward3049
Steve, I have enjoyed your statement, may you have a nice day and make the most of it
Thanks Abdul
@Jax Oncale I can smell when someone is getting triggered that's you man.
I am Brazilian, but I felt an enormous pride of this man. Thank you soldier!
My Mom is 97
Love to see this beautiful man and hear about him and his service
God bless him and America
Finally someone getting the treatment they deserve for being a Veteran!
The first thing Mr. Manzo said -- "I was wrong, no question about it." It is the philosophy of the Greatest Generation to take ownership in what you do, and if needed, suffer the consequences. It is called being responsible.
In the end, personal responsibility is great character. Like doing what's right when nobody is watching.
@@ddebenedictis That's called selfless sincerity, the greatest and most ardous trait that a person has to accomplish.
Mr Manzo a great man, a great generation. We can learn so much from them... if we would only listen.
the youth of today are the greatest generation
yeah but notice the Judge laughed when he said it was his first violation in 72 years...because nobody is perfect and he just never got caught...in Providence or anywhere else!
This old guy is great, we need more defendants and judges like these two!
Yes
I came back from Vietnam and had an outstanding speeding ticket doing 30 in a 25 MPH zone at 2:30 AM coming home from my shift at Pontiac Motors. I was still in the Army when fronted up to the court to pay that old fine ... the Judge nailed me for the state fees and court costs, which was a lot of money for a married GI with one child ... Welcome home (?) ... I spent approximately 330 days in the Jungle with the 101st Airborne, Strike force on the DMZ, no home base, cot, foot locker ... everything we own we carried on our backs ... and 50 years later I hear this "Thank you for your service"??? sure... Glad we could help!
If only there were more judges like judge Caprio! May God bless him and heal him and may God bless you sir! And thank you for your service!
Your generation endured hardships and exposed a lot of evil in our society. The generation I served with didn't have to endure the abuse and mistreatment yours did. We are forever grateful and do not take what we have for granted. And while we can't ever take back the experiences our Viet Nam Veterans experienced, we can do our damndest to ensure that future generations don't. I can personally say I will never forget, and thank you.
Thanks for your service 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
@D J Yep, guy fought for the wrong side sadly. Subbed to your channel
@D J Hitler...?
Hi, nice to meet cha
As a navy vet myself, I salute you both! to the 93 year old speeder, thank you for your service sir, and to the judge, thank you sir for your service and respect for that grand gentleman.
What a guy they don't make people like this anymore.
So make one
“Momma, what’s this package”
“Well, Timmy, we are going to make your brother! We have the best Neuron Processors, facial simulator and Muscle Hydraulics.”
I’ll bet that right now we are making a new greatest generation. Only this time it’s medical workers on the front lines not soldiers, sailors, and marines.
They still make them. You just don't hear about them now. Go to any boot camp for any of the service branches and you'll meet them.
Nah. They are called the greatest generation for a reason. These newer generations are have a privilege issue. Always asking for hand outs. This is coming from a millennial.
My grandfather was 17 an had to get written consent from his parents to join navy after pearl harbor.This man is a national treasure an the judge was great for treating this man with the respect he truly deserves
I see on my documents you are 93 years old
Old man: Did you just ask for my past life
"I served in WW2..."
"Ok so y-" "I was in the Navy"
"Alri-" "I fought in the pacific"
"I und-" "for three years"
@@DarkEpicPheonix "ok you are free to- "and it was brutal, BRUTAL"
TheDalmah big flex to have served and survived to be fair
@@sha2bron2 The worst battle of them all was Iwo Jima
" Where in The Pacific " " " At Sea , in The Navy"........"Can you be more specific ? " " In The Pacific".....:)
“Well I was on board a ship... a really really big ship. A battle ship”
Byron Finkelstein this is kinda how trump speaks no?
@@TerminatorSe7en No.
It was a yuuuge battleship, the greatest... You know, we have the biggest battleships, bigger than China. I'm sure China has some... Has great ships, I'm sure, believe me. American ships, the greatest.
@@totallyprobro4017 the ship was bigger than you could ever imagine
@@eIfen lol
This man's AND HIS FAMILY'S patriotism has me in Tears !!! Thankyou for your service !
Hello Mary
How are you doing today?
I have to share this. Im a huge supporter of veterans. Father was Air Force, brother in the Army, died in the Army. My passion is military museums of all sizes. Was at Wright Patterson AF Museum. Was invited to share lunch with a few WWII and Viet Nam vets. I went to pay for us all and they would not let me. No matter how much I insisted. Left that table in tears from sadness, and even more laughter. God bless our veterans and God bless the United States. 🇺🇸
Not a boomer. He is from the hero generation.
Hell Nah ok boomer
UA-cam User yeah, he was not born in 1945 - 1960.
No WW2 vet is a boomer
Erwin Rommel no boomers were born after WW2. He was alive when it started.
Made us boomers, made us good.
Man that guy is just about the sharpest 93 year old man I’ve ever seen😂
Ikr, man I should get off the social media and work out.
tek wiz I have a uncle 94 years old just a sharp
My grandmother’s mother is 95 and is really sharp:)
This is how every vetran should be treated. they gave lifes, limbs and mental health for every single one of you, and they still keep doing it. Respect to this man, and this judge. This literally gave me the happy chills
a real American hero, muchas gracias 🙏 can't thank you enough
This is insane, an elder that doesn’t go 20 in a 55
He ran a light.
@@ChannelZeroOne He made a right on red I believe
@@ripcurrent2484 That's correct.
@@ChannelZeroOne that isn't against the law unless it says not to if you are thinking that
@@Xexden He likely did not come to a complete stop and that's against the law in most states. Jesus internet nazis.
Thats a man right there boys.
A mans man.
@Jon Dough
What?
@Jon Dough Your a piece of S*&T.
@Jon Dough look who's talking he served so you could live your pathetic life
stop picking on Jon Dough lol he served in call of duty modern warfare
I am 48 and if I ever get to be his age, I’d like to be able to move around and be mentally sharp like him. His Generation and Father’s generation were the greatest.
Two marvelous people crossing paths here. What a lovely exchange this was to watch.