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“Our Boys Are Home” - American Soldiers Returning Home (WW2 Footage, New York)
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- Опубліковано 16 сер 2024
- American soldiers returning home after the war to their beloved. I’ve seen that most videos portray their reunions almost depressing-like; however, it was without a doubt the happiest moment of their lives. This is in New York after the surrender of the Japanese in August, 1945. (VJ-Day).
Must be a great time to be alive back then. The feeling of being welcomed back home and seeing the joy in everyone's faces. It gives out good vibes.
Today american liberals would boo you and burn the American flag
Иван Милошевић Today’s liberal Americans think there are more than two genders, want to be called a certain pronoun, and don’t know which bathroom to use. Showing any form of patriotism is considered oppression in their eyes.
Иван Милошевић these are real hero’s not the soldiers today. oil hungry, money hungry. I have 0 respect for modern day soldiers, but these soldiers were real hero’s and actually protected our freedoms.
@@dylanshumian8730 yeah like our brothers in Azerbaijan. Heheheheheheheheh :D Victors write the stories of victories not cowards. I assume that you can make the distinction between both.
Hi Dylan, I'm not American but I am a British trans woman. Seeing this footage makes me proud of all the allied soldiers who stood up to Fascism, but not all patriotism is equal. Patriotism for your country standing up to evil is valid, using patriotism to denigrate and discriminate against others, or to subject your nation's will on another peaceful nation is not. I think you've fallen for a culture war and are seeing us painted with the same brush that many reactionary divisionary elements in politics desire.
Ask yourself, why did you feel the need to bring up trans people under a video showing victory over the Nazis? LGBTQ people (including trans and gender non-confirming folk) were the first to be jailed and killed by the Nazi regime in 1933. We should stand united in the name of freedom and liberty, for each citizen to live in the way that makes them happy, healthy, and comfortable. There is an ongoing culture war, as there has been for centuries, politicians will turn the populace against marginalised population to rile them up, make them scared, and to secure votes. From Jews, to Blacks, to Gays, and now trans people.
You also seem to be under the impression that trans people are a somewhat recent phenomenon, this is simply not true. We've been here for ages, even back in 1945. Many cultures around the world have practiced a "third gender". We are not your enemy.
"Divide and conquer" is their motto.
I hope you and yours are doing well.
May the God Bless the American soldiers from WW2
God Bless all Allied Soldiers who fought for our freedom!
ua-cam.com/video/cNyUxl0MXWQ/v-deo.html ; War reenactment of the DIA-D in Santander beach plus videos of Parachute Warfare Day and Landing
Shame on America 🇺🇸😈🇺🇸😈💩🇺🇸💩🇺🇸💩🇺🇸
@@shubhampare4334 why
@@danieljanbuksh1438 ignore em.
Imagine the janitor that had to come and clean all that mess up afterwards
Lmao hed be pissed hope he got a huge paycheck
Probably was with his wife
I don't think he minded.
He didn't mind. That's a gen-z mindset. Afraid of work.
A moment of silence for the ones that didn’t make it to their homes and fought for us to live the way we can today. A moment of silence for those who came back only to find their families dead, left, and their relationships drenched apart. What do they get from this war? NOTHING. Now they just sit there in veteran homes because they wasted their whole life fighting against nothing but other humans who had other opinions.
But sometimes other opinions want to annihilate others with opposing opinions. Life and death opinions. Right vs wrong. No one thinks they re wrong.
even after the hell of the second world war they still find time to smile through it all and celebrate after they finally ended the second world war. these soldiers are real heroes
R.I.P The 85 Million others who didn't make it.
the few lucky ones to see their loved one again
My great grandfather landed on Juno beach with the Régiment de la Chaudière. He wasn't the same when he came back from the war.
God bless their souls. Both the ones that came back home and the ones that died on the battlefield
My papa’s uncle fought in France,He said “it was like raining bullets”,He never talked about it with my papa,
My papa said,He drank until he died,He wasn’t the same,
He was terrified,I never got to meet him,💘
So sad. Thank you for sharing
@@jazzyjaz2002gheeeeeey
1:33 What a guy
William Cherry bruh this is what I would be doing if I got to come home from that war
@@bobbyhill4118 ay i wouldn't blame you
@@likemyice3710 they sure did its the way she goes
Not all people get to see there soldiers
That’s true. Very unfortunate
This comment hit different
@@mattlopez3086 imagine going out to the parade and you find out there, that your son never made it home..
This made me very emotional !!
Very heartwarming stuff.
But then you look at what America has become.
But then you realize WW2 turned us into the Nation we are now
Be thankful you still have a country and endevour you become a man your children will be proud of
God Bless you Americans! Thanks for Liberating my Country Philippines . Long Live The US of A 🇺🇸♥️🇵🇭
No one wonder the population spiked after this.
They had a real good night after coming home. Or maybe day actually by the looks of it
Great footage. Having been born, raised and served in the Navy, I have a lot of feelings watching this. Had to turn the sound off, the music didn't fit at all.
I think it does but if you think it doesn’t fit the footage, that’s fine.
Such a bittersweet moment in time
God bless every soldier who never wanted to fight in this terrible war, but had to!
Actually millions of Americans didn't have a problem fighting this war why do you think our entire nation was United and wanted to fight it
I think you got WW2 and Vietnam mixed up here. You know that in WW2 Americans weren’t forced as much, they were actually excited to go to war. That’s why they’re consider the greatest generation.
@@IMCgrunt543 And Korea too
More Americans wanted to go to war than any other war after pearl harbor
Respect to all fallen soldier 🇺🇸 🇬🇧 🇨🇦 🇫🇷 🇧🇷 🇯🇵 🇩🇪 🇳🇱 🇳🇴 🇲🇾 🇮🇩 🇸🇬 🇷🇺 🇮🇹 🇬🇷
What about British Indian troops (🇮🇳🇵🇰🇧🇩) ?
@@TonyMontanaEdit “western civilization” happened. :D typical hypocrisy.
You forgot a lot of small countries
Welcome home, ladies and gentlemen.
All of you made major sacrifices that we don't understand here at home. Some more than others, a concept I can't even begin to grasp.
Thank you, heroes.
I am smiling and crying
man this generation was rough but also Lit
It might be hellish at the time but now looking back I think those were the best days to live.
Amazing times 😭 are gone forever
Normal people doing extraordinary things. God bless every one.
Imagine the desperation to find your loved one in the crowd
0:45 I bawled 😭
My favourite video about ww2 is this one
Brooooo wdym it’s oversimplified
This was GREAT. But NO parades for Vietnam Veterans returning home 1965-1975. Last Americans killed in April & May 1975, Saigon and during the Mayaguez Recovery.
2:46 the girl was like grasping for air
They really did save the world. Wow
Got bless those soldiers
What a time they all went home and let it all out
And just like that, the war ended
It makes you wish you saw it in person
Which one
MY GREAT GREAT GRANDFATHER WAS IN WW1 HE KILLED A LOT OF GERMANS BUT DIED OF AGE AFTER THE WAR
May he rest in peace. Good man
Sir is your caps stuck on?
Oh and I just remembered my Great grandfather fought in the war as a pilot of a B17 in mostly Italy and later south Germany,he was a major,now time for his story(my grandfather told me this),My great Grandfather was flying over South Germany for a Bombing raid but a German AA gun shots right at the nose of the plane,the Co-pilot was killed and I believe many of the gunners but I large peace of shrapnel bounced off his goggles then bounced off the interior of the plane and landing in the seat (I believe it landed near his head but that seems to far fetched)He then kept the peace as a “lucky charm” he survived the war and was a very active volunteer with the Douglas County Sheriff’s Office and passed away on 2003 (he also was in the 16th Airforce division
R.I.P 9/5/23 to 9/5/03 (Yes the date he died on is very odd)
Wow. Remarkable story. Thank you for the comment and RIP to your great grandfather.
Very impressive
Im german tho. I hate war. So many ppl died in ww 1 and 2. But there were heroes who saved us all from the pure evil
Same, God bless those American and Allied men and women who came home
But what about those people who came to meet their loved ones but could never see them again 😢
What’s the song called?
home by henry hall
I winder if they could remaster this in technicolor
That would be amazing
Lets say it everyone “and that kids is how i met your mother” (1950s) edition
Hello CH3F I am a reporter I would like to use a small clip of your video in an interview about a WWII U.S. Navy veteran I will give you credit in the video. Is that ok?
Center Broadcasting Company Yes of course. Thank you for asking.
We are with you america 🇺🇲🇮🇳
Same here, America of this era was truly a country unlike today
I still have my grandpa's WW2 dress blues...he said the US was the arsenal for democracy. He would cry to see how fascism is rearing it's ugly head here today.
Bless ya gramps...
A time where there were no democrats or republicans. Just Americans!
Such an amazing and interesting video. Side note, does anyone know what song that is?
Can’t imagine the feeling of excitement and sheer ecstasy the American forces felt when they saw New York City again.
Those that returned that is. 🫡🇺🇸
Hello ch3f. I am a filmmaker and I am working on a video that needs some ww II footage. Would it be okay if I used a small clip? Great stuff!
Sorry for the late reply. You may use the video, as it isn’t entirely my footage, just something I’ve made a compilation of.
Thank god they came home
There were also many boys who did not come home
Salute to all members of the Armed Forces
True, In some ways World War II was the last war America won
Back when men and women didn't hate and blame each other for everything.
Back when the streets would be filled with people but now most people are to busy on their laptop or electronics
Ok boomer
UNO Reverse Card no u
Oh but you didn’t think about this....
*adds +4 card to the deck*
ACH
trooper_Springhat 3 someone pulling a +4 card on you should be enough for you to start WW3 the disrespect is real
I would have loved to be there.... Only if I was White 😂 tough times for minorities 😔🧐
Sonny Burnett Literal.
You gotta remember man it was bad for minorities everywhere. America was still the best place to be.
red x17 95%???? 25 million died in Asia because of the Japanese empire the War wasn’t only in Europe
@@jameskozy7254 That doesn't make it any better or disprove what they said lol.
Same lmao
No feminism during this time. For some reason they were happy making sandwiches when bombs start dropping.
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What song is this
Home - Henry Hall
What’s the name of the song?
Very late response. It is home by Henry hall and the gleneagles hotel band circa 1932. It was used in the movie The Shining. It feels a bit out of place since this was after it’s time
What the song call?
The song is called “Home”, sometimes titled as “Home (when shadows fall)” this version sounds like it was “Henry Hall & His Gleneagles Band”.
Now, hop on over to Berlin 1945 post war...
It's so strange how many american men boyz survived after the second war ended I mean how did they managed to survive gun shots bullets flying everywhere by the nazis and japanese soldiers right it's so crazy to see this happened after the war ended and they killed each other with knives think about that people knives that's scarier than a gun itself knifes you just stab a person and their bleeding to death or die instantly due to the stab shots come on and bombs grenades you know explosive weapons geese you can't understand the power of a grenade has against a person you really don't your feet can be blown off instantly due to the blast that the grenade makes when the pin gets taken off
Magic
Very strange. But we will see it again.
Here is the interview m.ua-cam.com/video/6DLnIVIImXY/v-deo.html&feature=share
2 dislikes gotta be the defeated GERMANS.
I wonder who did my papa kiss ???? He didnt meet and marry my mama till 1950 . I guess being 21 was a little young to get married in 45.
THAT'S HOW I WANNA KISS MY WIFE EVERYDAY AS MY WAR IN LIFE ENDED, AND IT'S THE START OF HAPPINESS. BUT THOSE WOMEN NOWADAYS DON'T KNOW NONE OF LOVE EVEN TOUGH THEY WATCHED TITANIC. MY LOVE IS LUKE WORLD WAR 2 CELEBRATION😁😁🙏🙏🙏💘
Footage of the day that the first boomers were born
Lol fuck them stinky boomers tho
chances are all of the people presented in this video are dead, if I could go to chicago or new york 1945 I would, based on everything my grandpops has told me and the clips, it was fun as hell.
Ah si, seulement, ils savaient.
លឹនហ្សុលសើយើ
Why am I not seeing any black person in these videos? Can someone explain to me the state of black men in the USA at this time?
I don't understand why are they kissing and having sex in public front of people. Isn't it shame
After years of darkness, the smell of industrial smoke, gunpowder, blood, mud, human feces, rotting corpses, folded flags being sent home, people dying of starvation, being overworked, and most of all after being traumatized like they all were, kissing in front of others like this is the least of their concern. Like my goodness dude use your head. They literally lived through the biggest human slaughter of all time. Love is the direct opposite of what they'd been so sick and tired of
Don't let there smiling faces fool you, they where all fucked with ptsd and years of alcohol abuse would follow, poor soldiers smh
Fun Fact, WW2 actually had the lowest rate of PTSD of any war in history. This was due to the soldiers all talking about their experiences on the way home, and thus having no whiplash of a militarized zone then back to normal. THe long layover times have tried to be implemented in the military today, but with lesser results
@@sph9564 I don't know where you got that info but that's definitely not true and highly debatable, the stats you mentioned are estimated percentages of something that wasn't even recognized as a disorder until 1980, and only can speak to the small amount that looked for help, the majority never did, ask the surviving veterans about the PTSD almost all documentaries through out the last 60 years have vets saying they where all suffering form it many of them took decades to even talk about the war I remember one specifically said it took him 40 years to even mention it. We haven't mentioned the suicide rates and drug abuse that followed.
You must be fun at parties
They were definitely happy in this moment though
@@sph9564 It was also because America back then was a united country especially during World War II, Most minorities and women worked around the clock for the war effort but for some people unfortunately that wasn't the case e.g Japanese Americans
Very wholesome but…
AMERICA is falling 😢
Good old days
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