102-year-old WWII veteran from New Jersey returning to Normandy for D-Day anniversary
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- Опубліковано 29 тра 2024
- Andrew Kiniry, a 102-year-old World War II veteran living in Vineland, New Jersey, is traveling back to Normandy, France with several other local veterans to commemorate the 80th anniversary of the D-Day landings.
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102 and willing to take a week off of work!!
THE GREATEST GENERATION!!!
They don't make em like these superior human beings anymore!!
GOD BLESS HIM
THANK YOU SIR!!!!!!! We owe you and your generation everything!!!!
Thank you to all for their heroism.
Thank you sir, for your service and example! God bless you more than you already are! Amen!
What a stud! Still working too!
And still sharp to boot! A stud indeed!
Greetings from France; We're so proud, happy, and looking forward to welcoming our American friends in Normandy.Our home is yours
God bless our veterans the men that became the backbone of this country so proud of them God bless our veterans
We are eternally grateful to these brave men & women who fought so bravely for our freedom. We are eternally thankful to each and every one of them. ❤️🇺🇸🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
Amazing! God bless you.
Amazing and still driving!
An amazing representative of The Greatest Generation. I am so glad that Mr. Kiniry will have this opportunity to return to that hallowed ground. Thanks to all who have provided the means to do so, and to the fine reportage in this broadcast. It tickled me to see him driving a well-maintained 'brick-nose' Ford F150, circa 1987-1991. He likely bought it new, as I did mine in 1990, and which I, too, still drive.
Thank you for the freedom Sir, God bless!
My grandpa was awarded a silver star and we never knew until his death, we still don’t know how what he did.
from one to another thank you and all who have served to protect our freedom and freedom around the world in humanity we may be a different generations in different conflicts but we share a few things in common to protect freedom or at least what freedom we still have in the United States it's not as much as it used to be
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I’m French and I visited the D-Day beaches. It’s a place everyone should go to in order to fully understand what happened. There is a lot to see and do, it’s great for kids too.
Very nice video.
God bless the WW2 Vets, God Bless the donor.
Oh, I hope you are going with him and that you give us news of him on June 6th. I want to see him walking on Omaha Beach.
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I really wish we could clone these guys and keep them with us forever...but that's not how the universe works, sadly.
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