Hoe leef je verder na Market garden? | Documentaire Arnhem For Ever

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Veteraan John Jeffries, Wilf Oldham en dochter van majoor Charles Dawson, Sara Lock worden gevolgd tijdens de herdenkingen van Operatie Market Garden. John Jeffries eert zijn kameraden door op 96-jarige leeftijd nog een keer uit het vliegtuig te springen. Wilf Oldham komt al voor de 30e keer bij zijn gastgezin en Sara Lock vraagt zich af hoe anders haar leven eruit zou hebben gezien als haar vader niet doodgeschoten was tijdens de Slag om Arnhem.
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@dimamonuf 2 года назад

Sir Wilf Oldham passed away at the age of 101. Rest in peace Sir and thank you for your service. You will never be forgotten.

@leebrannon8238 4 года назад

Wilf is my grandad, I can't express in words how much I'm proud and Love him .

@mvdh877 4 года назад

thanks to your grandad and all the others for what they did for us

@ronkalkhoven2119 4 года назад

Lee Brannon You can be proud of your grandad...because of him and all those others, we dutch can enjoy and respect freedom!

@FrandArmyWardior 4 года назад

Forever thankfull for what he and his comrades did for us.

@martijn_z 4 года назад

I heard your grandad and the other veteran say they messed up the town and destroyed the buildings and such. Could you tell him for me that cities, building and such can all be rebuild, replaced and so on but freedom is so much more important and that we appreciate the effort and sacrifice he and his comrades gave so we could be free.

@stuartspeakman9497 4 года назад

Martijn Zikking )

@robbiemcc4355 3 года назад

A Veteran family of Arnhem, beautiful documentary.

@dimamonuf 3 года назад

Requiescat in pace, Rest in Peace dear mr Jeffries,we will always remember you.

@xenabellebeest 4 года назад

WAT een fantastische documentaire!!! Ik heb deze doorgestuurd aan vrienden in Engeland. Heel veel dank. Ik heb de doc. al 2x bekeken: sobbing my heart out.

@OldWolflad 8 месяцев назад

Knew a veteran from Arnhem from 1st Para , he could never go back because it distressed him so much, he loved the Dutch and felt he betrayed them. Sad really, but if he knew just how wonderful the Dutch people were with these commemorations, I am sure he would have loved the forgiveness.

@keithlenton5313 4 года назад

My father parachuted in toArnhem, he was a professional soldier join the army at 17 years old in 1937 ,survived the Second World War ,operation Market garden was a failure, he was taken prisoner of war, where he stayed in camp till the end of the war

@mickeyp5122 3 года назад

That's fantastic Lee. God Bless your Grandad Wilf. The special generation!!

@sennagames3085 4 года назад

Dank je wel voor de vrijheid ❤

@taksitaksii2848 2 года назад

Mooie sjaal. Nostalgie

@jitsemaas4374 4 года назад

Fantastisch! Zeer veel respect voor deze helden.

@robertneven7563 Год назад

Nederland bevrijd in de 2de W Oorlog door de Canadezen de U S army de Britten de POlen het Island Walcheren bevrijd door de Noorsen en de Belgische commando s , de plaatsen Wessem , Ophoven Thorn bevrijd door de Belgische brigaden Piron , heeft U daar dan ook respect voor ???

@ingridwatsup9671 2 года назад

Heartbreakingly beautiful ❤️🇳🇱🌷🌷

@davidrobinson8337 16 дней назад

The man broke his ankles and he STILL made the jump! GOD BLESS HIM. Those were MEN!!

@LDNguitarlessons 3 года назад

Ordinary men doing extraordinary things. God bless them all, especially the ones who didn't make it home. Pray for the day when there are no more wars. 🙏

@Coolerman565 4 года назад

Very moving and interesting video,i have been to Arnhem and Oosterbeek many times to commemorate what these Men did and pay my respects,my own father was part of the Guards Armoured Div,but he didnt take part in Market Garden.

@ronkalkhoven2119 4 года назад

donald booth Thank you for "lending" your father for our freedom.

@Coolerman565 4 года назад

@@ronkalkhoven2119 Many thanks.