D-Day Veteran Recalls Omaha Beach | Memoirs Of WWII #50

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When World War II Veteran Jake Larson landed on Omaha Beach, he found himself under a hailstorm of German firepower, and eventually pinned down by enemy machine guns. This is the story of a man who went from farm boy to soldier, to honored by thousands across the world.
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Written and Directed by Hudson Louie and Joshua Scott
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22 июн 2023

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@Niterider73 Год назад

Now think about this, Jake was 15 in 38 which means he was born in 1923. That man is a hundred years old and he is doing fantastic! What a life this man has had! Fantastic story guys! Absolutely love every episode yall do!

@victorocallaghan6791 Год назад

Jake was born in December 1922. I had the privilege of meeting him last year in Normandy

@Niterider73 Год назад

@@victorocallaghan6791 That's nuts! So he's technically 101 this year! What an honor to meet someone of his character.

@karinv3511 Год назад

Its was a big honor to meet Papa Jake in Normandië on 6 juni 2023! I Will never forget. What a great, Loving man 🙏🏻❤

@a.d.7042 Год назад

now imagine how many guys, could have a nice life like him... but instead they died at around age of 16-25, because a psychopath wanted to rule the world!! I have been to Eupen he mentioned and also to some cemeteries in Belgium and Netherlands, it´s so sad to see the graves of so many young people who have paid the ultimate price, instead of enjoy their lifes

@joegallo8359 Год назад

That is correct. My father was born in 1925 and would be 98

@sidegrabsheriff Год назад

XD "I was 120 pounds, I dont think the germans were capable of shooting a toothpick" this man is a national treasure

@andyd8370 8 месяцев назад

@6:46

@Luisn_n 7 месяцев назад

Physique of a toothpick but the heart of a giant

@codychase6809 4 месяца назад

Absolute hero! We have really fucked this world up since we took over.

@cosmicconcious 4 месяца назад

🤣🤣🤣 i was crying laughing

@metv6858 9 месяцев назад

A generation we can never replace, thank you hero

@GH0ST2166 4 месяца назад

We are forever in debt. We can never repay them.

@jesusduran974 Год назад

“There’s gotta be someone watching over me” gave me the chills

@dustycooper 11 месяцев назад

But that 'someone' apparently didn't find it necessary to watch over the 40 million people that died horribly...?

@jesusduran974 11 месяцев назад

@@dustycooper I’m with you on that one buddy. Be in his shoes, he’s real lucky his prayer saved him when it didn’t save 40 other million. Imagine being in war and thinking you’re about to die, anybody would start praying

@ntnsty 8 месяцев назад

@@dustycooperyou miss the point my friend - He’s expressing his gratefulness knowing full well that he is no more deserving to have survived than anyone else.

@yones_wav Год назад

He doesn't think he's special, but he is. To survive 6 battles without a scratch. He was meant to tell the tales of what he saw, to pass down the experience.

@stevepost5978 10 месяцев назад

he just gave us a gift from the past............

@paulself8698 10 месяцев назад

Anyone who did what he did is extra-special.

@isaigarcia394 7 месяцев назад

Some of the hardest hitting battles too.

@SunnyIlha 7 месяцев назад

I do believe this. He recounts that the GI right next to him who he momentarily turned to for dry matches who was decapitated, "told him, warned him" to get up and move. He says that this was one of the times, and reasons, he survived the next few seconds. The dead soldier was still warning him: not to stay in place, to MOVE.

@austinporter6701 2 месяца назад

I wonder if he thinks god saved him because i do

@jasonwilliams1708 Год назад

This man was part of the greatest generation of human beings this earth will ever see. Period. Hands down.

@dennisstone1542 11 дней назад

I beg to differ.

@DeimosPC Год назад

Every time I see this man speak I get so choked up. Living proof that they were and are the best generation to ever exist. We can never measure up to them, ever. What a great human being Jake is.

@richardadams4673 Год назад

I don’t believe in war for no purpose unless provoked America was provoked, I absolutely agree with you this generation was thee most bravest generation ever to exist. Their childhood was taken away by war and their manhood will forever be haunted by such acts that they had no control over because of tyrannical government and dictatorship I love watching and hearing the pain and joy in their speech of their accomplishments I salute each and every one of them 🫡 this man has no idea how much he’s appreciated thanks for the story soldier 💪🏾

@seventh_adam4410 Год назад

A day and age when men were motivated out of duty to country rather then money and greed

@jameseota Год назад

Well said

@clayevins6795 Год назад

Facts

@dawsonlenard2848 Год назад

The new generations are a joke

@richardthornhill4630 Год назад

Thanks to all our Veterans who served.

@93Jubilee Год назад

Yes, hearts out to all of you.

@antasiaf.640 Год назад

For what they served? Politicians, not their Land or Freedom!

@JosePena-hj6ll 11 месяцев назад

and so many cops abuse them

@GH0ST2166 4 месяца назад

@@antasiaf.640 no. If they hadn't fought their homes may have been taken from them

@spookydascary9478 Год назад

Makes me tear up man. Someone was watching out for this man. Respect.

@ricopaulson1 Год назад

But not the others who died that day eh?

@hugovargas7411 11 месяцев назад

Respect

@RomeoAirsoft 11 месяцев назад

i love how wholesome this gentleman is, even after all that hes been through, hes still maintaining his positivity.

@jasonroberts6080 10 месяцев назад

This guy saw hell and survived. Hard not to have a positive outlook on life after that.

@autoscape1963 11 месяцев назад

The youth of today need to hear these stories..

@j.v.r.1981- Месяц назад

Jake has almost 1 million followers on TikTok where he tells WW2 stories. 👍🏻

@karentarkington236 Месяц назад

Unfortunately the youth today dont care. They want to carry on in their foolery these amazing men fought and died for them

@user-fk6ig9hg3y Месяц назад

i am a young person. I am so thankful for these men. You are right and so is @karentarking236. most youth just don't care. I just wanna hug him.

@angeliquestargel8000 Год назад

Wow! Six battles without a scratch! Thank you for your service sir! My Dad was a WWII Marine. He fought three battles in the Solomon Islands. He had great stories and have his journal that he kept during that time. He didn’t write about tactics. He wrote about what was going on around him. You could tell immediately if he just got out of battle because his writing would be jittery. He was a good man and survived to the age of 82. He passed 11 weeks after my Mom passed. He had a broken heart and missed her terribly. His brain was very sharp and worked til he was 80 years old. Such a good generation of good hard working folks

@Mangoboi699 11 месяцев назад

Man. I can only imagine surviving war. And the thing that finally puts you on a bed and croak is a broken heart. The pain of losing someone so close to you is mountains of what a bullet can do. wounds can heal and you can try and walk away. But you cant walk away from your soul and love

@jscho8674 10 месяцев назад

That journal must be such a treasure to you and your father. God bless his memory.

@seanodwyer4322 10 месяцев назад

@@jscho8674 my dad wrote letters only too his mother and the one ahh remember best is when he visited his snipper brother, who was in a army hospital in Italy. - he was in there from eatting green apples that he had stolen.

@l4mbojon757 Год назад

Even though I'm British. I'm forever grateful to anyone who served and saved our generation. Without you, we certainly wouldn't be here today. Nothing but respect for for you, sir. And thank you for your service!

@gmg9010 Год назад

These men didn’t just save their generation by my generation Gen Z and Gen Alpha.

@dcred123 Год назад

Let's not forget, the war would have been over if one country did not stand against an entirely conquered and hostile Europe.

@benc6252 Год назад

The brits had their own men on the beaches too that day.

@antonizvekov1 Год назад

My grandfather fought in the Red Army (tank commander), and he used to say that if not US, we would've lost the war. We had an old clock from the T-34 tank instrument panel, and it was written "made in USA" on it. Seems like history repeats itself.

@brandonfleming7118 Год назад

The British were heavily HEAVILY involved in D-Day.

@maryswann7623 Год назад

I worked with WW2 Veterans from 2009 until 2021. Almost most of them are dead. When people say they were the best generation, doesn't describe them accurately. Simply amazing people 😢❤

@thomasvarley380 Год назад

They were the best generation . What Legends .

@Greenlights111 Год назад

This man is a beautiful representation of our greatest generation. My own grandfather was a Marine in WWII serving on the assault platoon in Okinawa. He was on the frontlines of hell and had a casualty rate of 90%+ in his platoon and survived by the grace of God. My grandpa shared his stories with school kids going around the country giving his presentation detailing the price of war, and I’ll never forget some of the stories and more importantly the life lessons he learned and instilled in me. He was honored as the Minnesota Vikings Veteran of the year in November of 2015 and I’ll never forget that day. I am beyond proud to be his grandson, and reminded of him by men like the one in this memoir. I miss my grandpa everyday, he passed at 95 a few years ago, but I will always carry a piece of him with me and will never forget the greatest generation that made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedoms and country. God bless the United States and all those who fought!

@bretarmstrong6303 Год назад

I'm an Iraq veteran, but I've always looked up to these guys. I'm no comparison at all. God bless these brave men.

@asmodeus1274 Год назад

Thank you for your service

@MemoirsofWWII Год назад

Thank you for your service and for watching!

@stevepost5978 10 месяцев назад

You are the main guard to our freedom so your importance is not debatable. These are the generations that lead to this point. And with the power grab Olympics in America. It will be damn nice to have afew old veterans around. Thank you all for what you do and May God Bless the USA.

@jscho8674 10 месяцев назад

You're important too, Sir. Thank you for serving.

@SharkSuitJoker 10 месяцев назад

Tha k you for your service. You've done the same in serving our nation and keeping us safe, God bless you

@benisaten Год назад

Every soldier had a story. May they l be remembered forever. Respects from Canada.

@laurahunter1690 Год назад

There are no words that could ever respectfully describe the character of these men who sacrificed everything. God bless them all.

@davidrussell4206 Год назад

If only this generation had a minuscule if not less had somewhat an understanding what they experienced for our freedom today just to shit all over them believing there BS intilment, I'm sickened what this country has become, my heart and my heart thanks you and every man and woman who given there lives, my flag my American flag is displayed knowing the price all who gave for me and my family today

@familywu3869 10 месяцев назад

Thank you and all men and women who sacrificed for saving the freedom of people and this country and the world.

@SunnyIlha Год назад

I really had tears because he stayed safe and sound through it all. He says, I'm JUST A FARM BOY. Now *the* *WORLD* listens to him *at* *attention*

@ripbones6631 Год назад

They could have made a movie out of every story told, its mind-boggling what that man went through in normandy and people today couldn't care less. I thank you, sir, from the bottom of my heart! And as for me and my household, we shall NEVER FORGET!

@davidirwin6756 Год назад

My coworker Bobby Morgan just passed away, he was a ww2 vet and played baseball with Jackie Robinson. He was an amazing man and my grandpa was a field medic in ww2 as well 👑

@youknownada2326 2 месяца назад

What a legend. Thank you for your service.

@Dylantuning1995 Год назад

I was Fortunate enough to meet this great man last year on Omaha Beach. Stood there at 6:15am on Omaha along side dozens of others in the moment... when these vets rolled up, I choked a bit.. The moment I got to say Thank you for all that you have done to him, my tears rolled down my eyes.. I got a great picture with him that I will forever cherish. I really hope to see him and all the other veterans back for D-Day 80, I'll be there as well and hoping to meet more of these incredible men.

@MrTopspin21 Год назад

This is just too much! This wonderful elder who fought 6 battles in the most devastating war to date without getting a scratch says, "I'm nothing special." If that doesn't make you shed a tear! The humility and gratefulness that this man shows after going through and seeing things that most men could never come close to describing, is by far one of the most humbling experiences I have perceived. Jake, thank you so much for your service. You are the Greatest Generation!

@Solhai Год назад

Thank you Papa Jake for your endless service. Sharing these memoirs is not taken lightly what it takes to recall them.

@tylerburgemeier3403 Год назад

I've seen Normandy Beach on person and I could not imagine how crazy and terrifying it would have been to have had to storm that beach. May God be with the GREATEST GENERATION OF ALL TIME

@matthewgallant3622 Год назад

There’s a 3 hour intimate interview Jocko Willink did with this man that’s incredible to listen to. He tells his full story in detail. Jake is an absolute treasure. My great uncle was on Utah Beach that day and I never got to hear his story so these mean a lot. He survived and had a long military career but I never got his really detailed account like this.

@bharrison3364 Год назад

Pretty excited to watch this one on my lunch break, I love how in depth this channel is not only taking stories from the allies, but from the axis as well

@ButterBallTheOpossum 8 месяцев назад

Have you personally met every generation to ever exist? Yes there were a lot of brave men in that generation but you can say that about every generation

@parkermarks6099 8 месяцев назад

I am a mechanic 91b in the pa army national guard. And I’m proud of it. I have trouble sleeping at night. Non service related. But that being said I have watched every video you posted. These men are quite literally the best generation of men to ever exist in this nation. They were MEN sad thing is a lot of men now do not act like it.

@PYEEYED Год назад

The sweetest guy. A truly brave soul.❤️

@bottomlesspit7 Год назад

I interviewed a veteran who was on the Intrepid for its entire service in WWII. Also served during Korea. He's here in Pennsauken, NJ. Just turned 99. Have info if you need it.

@MemoirsofWWII Год назад

please fill out a veteran form on our website www.memoirsofwwii.com thanks for the lead! www.memoirsofwwii.com/veteran-form

@uscgmom9796 Год назад

Please give your veteran this home's deepest thanks that words do not adequately express! My dad was WW2 PNG Army (would have been 100 this Veteran's Day); all my uncles also WW2 including Marine uncle who survived Iwo Jima and went on to serve as paratrooper in Korean War. My only child was US Coast Guard and his first base was Sandy Hook, New Jersey. GOD BLESS!

@davinkeeney7855 Год назад

Thank you memoirs of WWll and to all the men and women who fought to defend those that couldn’t there aren’t words of high enough praise. Sincerely thank you.

@catdaddy2643 Год назад

Seems the Germans were great soldiers and had great technology, everyone fought hard fought bravely in the war there can only be one winner.

@davinkeeney7855 Год назад

@@catdaddy2643 no doubt about it they were very close to an atomic bomb and the amount of territory they captured in so little time shows how brave and ferocious those soldiers were

@bjorkie6330 Год назад

We have a Veteran in my town and is a member of the local American legion who served in ww2, Korea, Vietnam, and the gulf war. There has to be very few people that served in all those 4 wars and still be alive today!

@Dulex321 4 месяца назад

PLEASE GET HIM INTERVIEWED

@mrmambocam474 Год назад

I was waiting for you to interview this legend, thank you Josh

@D-Man-223 Год назад

I love how he was so excited when he got his camera and that was a great picture!!!!

@gageroberts5513 Год назад

Wow listening to this man gives you feelings that no war movie could ever produce for you.

@MichaelOnRockyTop Год назад

Very few people can understand what these guys saw and went through. It's indescribable.

@Spiralredd 3 месяца назад

Only those who served themselves can understand. Even warfare now looks like Nerf guns and foam rockets compared to WW2

@bjw9529 Год назад

What an amazing man! 6 battles and not a scratch. That’s not lucky, that’s a great soldier…

@andrewbarrett4681 Год назад

I am a veteran served in the army and fought in Iraq and its people like you that carry the memories of these American hero’s from our past i am so grateful there are people like you and your family what you are doing is so important people need to know what these men and woman have done for our grateful nation! They would never know anything unless you and your family didn’t do what you all are doing i am so grateful and thankful for what you guys are doing!!keep these memories alive forever!!

@hello4542 Год назад

Thank you for ur service

@bretarmstrong6303 Год назад

That's how I feel. I fought in Iraq, these men are fucking special, they're cut from a different cloth than us. It's such a shame not many of them are left.

@charleswolf1812 5 месяцев назад

@@hello4542 fuck him for invade iraq

@Animosity-tn3hz Год назад

This man Jake has reminded me of my great grandpa and great uncle they had the heart of gold like this man.

@Westpark16 6 месяцев назад

Me too❤ I think about them everyday They built them differently back then....

@ChristyD067 Год назад

Thank you for your service, Mr. Larson! I follow him on social media and he’s a hoot!

@zakaryperrin7126 Год назад

My grandpa is 96 ww2 army vet. Would be awesome to see him on here if he would be willing

@MemoirsofWWII Год назад

please fill out a veteran form on our website www.memoirsofwwii.com thanks for the lead! www.memoirsofwwii.com/veteran-form

@kelvinsurname7051 Год назад

God bless your dad, thanks him for his service!

@Spiralredd 3 месяца назад

My great grandfather was a paratrooper. He's not alive but he survived the whole war

@hannibalheyes339 Год назад

I love this man. "That's the way my life is. Luckiest man in the world". "I don't think they were capable of shooting a tooth pick". "This is how my life has been. I went thru 6 battles without a scratch". "There's somebody up there, responsible for this"....

@Caramel613 Год назад

Thank you for your work! These stories are so important to preserve.

@dong7474 Год назад

I don’t think there will ever be another generation like these men.

@Cody_Buck 11 месяцев назад

Amazing. This man is still among us. He joined the guard in 1938, and in 2023 he's still living and breathing and telling his story. To hear his story is a wonderful privilege. What I wouldnt do to hang out with him for a day...

@frankdeleon4209 8 месяцев назад

This is incredible. It's 2023 and he's a living breathing saving Pvt Ryan. And no complaints. And gen Z complains for just about everything.

@saboski98 Год назад

Buy his book "The Luckiest Man Alive" Great reading and it tells so much more about his early life. This man is a National treasure

@DougCervi Год назад

Another incredible story of courage and determination by a member of the "Greatest Generation." Thank you Sir!!!

@michaelduffek2866 Год назад

What a beautiful, wonderful, absolute blessing it is to hear from this man. So full of life even at 100 years old. Thank you for everything you do in documenting our World War II veterans.

@wyattderp581 Год назад

What an amazing outlook on life, to see so much horror and still appreciate life and see yourself as being lucky, takes a lot of strength of character. Thank you to this channel for making it your mission to find such incredible veterans and record their stories, very honourable and necessary work you're doing 👍

@Nerodontgivefuck Год назад

I cry everytime I watch these stories. I'm 36 growing up I actually had a chance to meet a D-Day veteran who told me some amazing stories from that time he was no longer alive. They really were the greatest generation

@DDKstreetballa Год назад

Thank you papa jake 🙏 his episode on jocko podcast is great too , the poem his wife made for him makes me tear up everytime I hear it

@luisalbertsanchez1058 8 месяцев назад

God Bless your soul, Hero, we the Europeans owe your generation so much for your sacrifices

@dutch8857 Год назад

Its amazing what feelings you get listening to old stories from veterans of ww2.

@erickm301 Год назад

As a marine rn every time I see these videos it gives me chills and makes me want to do more love what y’all do and respect to the men and woman who served before me to pave the way Semper fi

@Spiralredd 3 месяца назад

Thank you for your service I'm going into the army myself.

@XC797 Год назад

Incredible journey this man has been through. Thank you for your brave service .

@jolaynemichaud4377 Год назад

Thank you to you and your family for doing this important work.

@barbaramcastro Год назад

This project is truly amazing. Thank you for showing us all these fascinating stories and veterans

@aaronhancock9864 Год назад

I crave another video every single time a new one is released. Listening to this guy reminded me a lot of listening to my great uncle about his time in the Army making his way through Normandy.

@user-qf7eb9eg7c Год назад

I was waiting for you to interview this legend, thank you Josh. I freaking love every one of these videos..

@alanpoteet4629 Год назад

We love you Papa. So glad your story is reaching more and more people.

@elizabethcarrington5819 Год назад

Wow! What an amazing story. Thank you so much for doing this!

@XxBloggs Год назад

Great video and story. Thanks

@vipergtsmre Год назад

As always, another priceless interview of an amazing individual. History lives on because of you guys.

@brettelizabethspore 11 месяцев назад

Thank you for filming these amazing patriots! Thank you to all who choose to serve.

@mrwalle4u Год назад

What a Warrior.. My Respects go out to this man.. What a story 🙏🏼

@MitchZro Год назад

Absolutely brought to TEARS! Amazing. Absolutely amazing. And from my home state too! I’m inspired.

@jasonroberts6080 10 месяцев назад

Absolutely love these interviews. Real men, thank you for your bravery!

@petermartin2886 Год назад

This is absolutely beautiful! Thank you so much for embarking on such an impactful project, giving us an exclusive glimpse into such an important portion of our world's modern history. So cool that these stories can be shared; I'm so happy for the veterans! But also so thankful. Wow.

@XDlosDominicans Год назад

God... I'm having tears. Jake has such a beautiful soul. Even at 100 years old, you can see the young happy boy in him come out. Such happiness, joy & sense of humour even after all he's been through. What a wonderful man he is!

@lockie666 Год назад

The best channel on youtube hands down, might not has as many views today but in the future holds history and interviews of these brave men. Thank you

@keithfurr7224 Год назад

Wonderful job capturing this great piece of our history, God bless you for your service sir!!!!

@daehr9399 11 месяцев назад

Thank you Jake for sharing your story. I had to put it up on the big screen (was watching on my phone) because you deserve to be on the big screen. Making me cry a bit man...thank you Jake for all you've done!!!

@frenchfan3368 Год назад

Thank you Jake and to all of those of the greatest generation! It's amazing to think how so many of these young adults at the time gave up so many of their personal comforts to literally save the world from tyranny.

@POO7Eofficial Год назад

I subscribed to this channel around the time it started and to see it grow is amazing, you guys do a phenomenal job every time and I’m looking forward to the future by exploring our past during WWII

@coltonmolina3165 Год назад

Thank you for sharin your story Jake AKA The Luckiest Man, and god bless. Thank you for your service.

@jameseota Год назад

I always look forward to watching and listening to these brave men .

@staypuft199 Год назад

Maaaan...this made me tear up. Such a good hearted man...❤

@Spiralredd 3 месяца назад

Ik. I couldn't imagine what this guy went through. He probably thanked God every single day for letting him live through that war

@noahfinn4304 Год назад

The way he talks and tells this story is amazing! Thank you for service sir. And of course thank you Josh and family, amazing as always

@BobbyCharlz Месяц назад

Thank you for your service SGT., I feel blessed for warriors and heroes like you to look up to.

@simon6ppc246 Год назад

Brilliant episode this made me cry the whole way through as soon as i herd Jakes voice it touched me, a hero from the best generation ever.

@TRockett55IRISH Год назад

Memoirs of World War Two all I can say is thank you for telling the stories of the men and women of the greatest generation im truly humbled listening to these stories.

@chrissilvester5663 Год назад

Listening to this man speak him recounting the trauma of what he & his fellow brothers in arms experienced got me choked up man. Every single one of them are real true heroes who put their lives on the line to fight against a truly formidable opponent against all odds. I couldn't be anymore prouder of every one of them. That is why these veterans need & deserve to have the very best care in the world. Think they earned that right above everyone else. I truly thank them for their bravery & dedication for their efforts throughout every battle they fought. They'll never be forgotten

@tiredlawdog Год назад

Thank you Mr. Larson for all you did, and all you gave sir. May you continue to have good health and many more years of life.

@CamMacMastermusic 11 месяцев назад

I would guess that I’ve watched 1000 of these interviews, and this was by far one of the most touching. Thank you all. And Jake is right. There is definitely someone up above watching over us.

@felipelotas5609 Год назад

What an amazing guy!!! Thanks from Spain. You´ll find few people in Europe, statistically speaking, with enough common sense to acknowledge and even thanks what that bunch of young americans, among many other nationalities of course, did in Europe. I feel proud to say that I´m of of them few. THANKS!!!

@baileykenney1 Год назад

How does this account not have more followers! This is better than anything the history channel use to put out. Thank you! I love every one of these stories.

@winnskeen6303 5 месяцев назад

This interview made me cry the whole way through. It’s beautifully done the way you kept showing footage and going back to him and the heavy weighted music just beautiful it’s super impactful great job with making it!! Can’t wait to watch more of your videos.

@d.g.n9392 Год назад

Thank you for your service, and for all the sacrifices of veterans and veteran’s families. My great uncle was KIA in Italy January 1944, area of Mt Porchia.

@jamesross1799 Год назад

Another brilliant video

@adamapodaca8567 Год назад

I found this channel a few months ago and just caught up with all the videos, amazing series! Finally catching an episode right after it was released.

@johngiesen1067 Год назад

That's exactly how I found this channel 2 years ago I couldn't stop watching them until I seen them all and just came across this one today but yeah an absolutely incredible series stories so many of these videos gave me goosebumps and chills with tears in my eyes

@douglasgable429 Год назад

I love listening to him and all who served during WW2. God bless these brave men and women

@zBeasley Год назад

Hey Josh, thank you so much for what you are doing to preserve the history of the brave men who served this country. I've seen a few of Mr. Larson's interviews over the years, and the more I watch, the more I kick my self for not being as interested in the stories and history as I am today. I'm glad we will have these for future generations to help us understand this generation specifically. Truly a different breed of American, and I thank these brave men every day I get to wake up to the freedom I get to enjoy.

@logancarroll8329 Год назад

Just absolutely amazing, terrifying, and inspiring. This generation of men makes me so proud to be an American 🇺🇸 thank you for this channel and all the hard work you guys do and reminding me and so many others what it means to be an American ✊🏼✊🏽✊🏾✊🏿

@Lucienne-sh3ew Год назад

I love your videos. Great work 💯💯💪

@TOS_Creator 6 месяцев назад

He changed my life watching that video. God bless him and the ones he served with...

@daiseysthebaby6071 Год назад

I wish my grandfather would have shared stories about his service in WW2. He was in the air corp and was a fighter pilot. He passed many years ago. I’m grateful for these videos.

@gmg9010 Год назад

One of my great uncles was basically behind these guys as a medic helping all these men live.