How I Survived D-Day - The Battle of Normandy 

The men that had to nerve run onto the beaches knowing half would die, mad respect

R.I.P. To all the the fallen soldiers from WWll

Whoever managed to keep they're head, and give orders during the storming of Normandy is a special kind of person, running into that warzone had to be absolutely horrifying

Kids nowadays think war is fun like COD. Those screams will stay with you forever and be in every dream.

Don't let that generation be forgotten. Truly the greatest generation.

My grand dad was on the beach on D day. He was a survivors.

That was intense, even as a watcher this genuinly scared me, I can’t imagine the courage it took for these men to do that over 70 years ago, R.I.P

My great grandfather was a technical seargent during d-day he also fought in Sicily and Africa he helped organize the Nuremberg trials he got the bronze star for it. He died in 2005 two years before I was born he left us a booklet with his journal and photos. He was in the first infantry division. Big red one. His name was John Burman

now imagine half these guys are 18 yr old kids

My paternal grandfather was among those in the third wave of the invasion. 💐🙏R.I.P. GENERAL GRANDPAP🙏💐

Even with the amount of research I've done on WW2, I still cannot fathom the sacrifice those boys made on those beaches. It makes me emotional to think about it

I had a Uncle there. He survived it Thank you to all of those who went. RIP to those who died

For all the veterans , you have fought well

The Sargeant that comes up just shows how different it is to have a LEADER by your side. Having a strong leader to follow can make all the difference.

My great grandpa was one of the first waves on Normandy and actually survived

In war we don’t see each others skin color. We all bleed red and that’s a forever true fact

Chilling description. Makes you feel like you’re there rather than this being history

The movie “saving private Ryan” depicts this very well

Great grandpa made it through Dday was in the 501st Airborne, he died later at the battle of the bulge a true hero too me

Imagine how the officers and sergeants felt. With so much responsibility under so much stress

Mad respect for the Infographics Show in showing how horrifying D-day was, thanks Infographics 👍🏻

gen z be like : how i survived 2020

I need the confidence of that black soldier. Running out of the boat into sure death blowing a whistle

Can you imagine the stress and fear while everyone around you is dying ? I couldn’t imagine what these guys went through. The survivors must of had some pretty bad PTSD. My hats to you all. God bless the men who sever

Rest In Peace to everyone that died at the first minute in the fleets

Joke of the day: Doctor, Doctor, I keep hearing a ringing in my ears. *where else did you expect to hear it?*

It's great infographics create this vid. It truly reminds me of the sacrifices the soldiers made to give me the freedom I have now. RIP and thank you.

Imagine the nerve it took for these men to run onto a beach knowing traps, bombs, and bullets were waiting for them. They did amazing

My great grandfather made it off this beach all the way to the argon forest where he was Kia

I had a great uncle that survived Omaha beach. After I watched Saving Private Ryan, I had to ask how he did it. All he told me was “I got lucky.”

May peace persevere and endure. RIP to all those lost.

Days of battle with swords are more gory than this, but I will never reject the hellish high pitch sound of explosions and guns in this era

The real : "having more men than the enemy munitions "

my great grandad was in the first wave at gold beach he survived the landing and help lead a squad to victory and he also saved 15 men who were pinned down he got a few medals for his service he fought all the way up to operation market garden where he was KIA in close quarters gunfire I remember my nan telling us about him and his bravery they were the bravest and greatest generation who fought for our freedom massive respect

Every soldier that stepped foot off those landing crafts were the most badass SOBs of the century

My great grand father was a Filipino war veteran of WW2 despite this he was one of the few brought to the European theater specifically the assault on the beaches of Normandy and he actually survived to tell his story to my mom (which is his granddaughter) and in turn my mom passed on his dad's story during the horrors he witnessed in WW2.

My grandfather was in the First Division at Omaha Beach - the division portrayed here.

My great grandpa was in D-Day and I’m glad too see him alive and with his hole body except for his four fingers.

Storming juno movie comes to mind...was a great piece explaining the D-day and had some exclusive pieces of footage on the 1944 war and also a wonderful narration

Phenomenal story telling brother, felt like I was witnessing this unfold before me.

cant even imagine the horrors these heroes felt during those times, more so being in the first wave of the beach assault. my greatest respect to the greatest generation who served in this terrible war. thank u so much for your bravery & sacrifices!

It took a special human to do what they did. By far the bravest humans to exist.

This is one of the best ones yet! Thank you so much for doing these!

" Live for nothing or Die for something " My respect to the fallen soldiers 📈📈📈

When I was a kid I remember we had a dday survivor come and talk about his experiences when I was in middle school. The same week we also had a concentration camp survivor talk to us also.

D day was just the start. They had to survive eighty four more days before the battle for Normandy was done.

don't care how many times i hear this story it amazes me and i say a prayer for all because i too was in the service..13Bravo... this was a true no turning around mission🙏🏾.

Now im 25 but back when i was a kid playing call of duty, and watching movies about this event especially saving private ryan but honestly you gotta give this whole specific day atleast an hour or two into the mindset/emotions, visualize, think of how impactful it was and how putting fear aside literally saved the day and fairly said potentially saving us from whatever couldve been. Thank you to not only our armed forces here in the wonderful USA (yes lately we’ve had our own internal affairs) but THANK YOU to all the men on board for this mission.. remarkable but it makes me proud to be where im from.

My great granpa fought in WW2 in Egypt. He was a survivor but is now in a better place

There's a reason they're called the greatest generation! They are an absolutely different breed of human being

Wow. What a situation!! What courage. Thank you.

I have watched a lot of info graphics without a doubt that was the best video I’ve ever seen from you guys thank you very much bravo

after seeing saving private ryan i now i would not like being there that movie show the true horrors of war

Amazing when reading about WW2 that Normandy was even a success, so much went wrong. Thick clouds so planes couldnt bomb, tanks either getting stuck or getting dropped off early so sank, etc, so much of the plan went wrong but amazingly, despite this, the day was won. The courage and bravery of those men was amazing.

This is by far the best infographics episode I've seen, great job guys! :D

I always get emotional when they interview the guys in the 29th. They all start crying when they say “they looked at us and said it’s time to go” that tells you everything you’d ever need to know.

BRUHH I just watched the Greatest Events of World War II in Color in Netflix recently and I just finished the D-day episode and then I looked at my cellphone and sees this lol.

Salute and Love to all those who laid up there life for us. They are the real life Superheroes.

I honestly get the chill every time I hear or even think of all those brave soldiers running into certain death at the very front of the line. The unshakeable resolve you've gotta have to sacrifice yourself for your friends, family, and nation is perhaps the most honorable death a person can have I think. My grandpa talks about the war often, a war he wanted to join but couldn't do to health conditions. The sheer amount of patriotism back then is unrivaled to this very day. However despite not joining the war, the rest of his family did and he tells me stories passed down by them. Everytime he talks about Normandy, he cries. Sometimes I tear up too because I can FEEL what he and the whole nation was feeling on that day. Never forget those courageous souls that gave up everything so that we can have the lives we take for granted today ♥️

“BUT HERE , WE ALL BLEED RED” … i love how you place the medicine in the candy ❤️‍🔥

"I thought who came up with idea and who was insane enough to go through with it" 😂😂😂😂

Fun fact: Many WW1 battles were bigger then D-day, such as the Battle Of The Somme.

My grandfather and his older brother were there with the 4th Canadian armour division on Juno beach. Stories they had shacks you to the core.

Wow. The bravery. Respect to these young men.

YES!!!!! I wanted another one of these

worst day of ww2 Stalingrad: I am going this ruin this mans whole carrier

The story telling in this was absolutely amazing

This video was inspiring, the lack of chance to survival but still pushing through & surviving. Its just crazy

*Even the men who got to the cliff deserves a medal !*

The ads ruin the narration but I'm still glad you made this video. This gives me a deeper appreciation for those who fight and die in our country's battles.

I love your channel keep up the great stuff

Outstanding video💯

The very first time I've watched the D-Day opening scene in the movie "Saving Private Ryan" I was shocked and terrified, and I was frightened at the thought of being in that situation.

I want to know more about the black sergeant, any info on who it was?

Thank you for your service

Great video!!

What a true hero story. Amazing the info graphics show really enjoyed his experience 😀

It was quite a mixture of insanity and bravery to charge from the landing crafts and into the teeth of the German defenses!

Sgt. was a bad man💯💪🏻 kept his soldiers focused n ready to fight… mad respect for all of you…

Brilliant video!

It woulda been rough to be a commander on the beach you had to overcome your own fear just too keep other scared kids moving so they can hopefully go home

May all the men that allowed us to pierce into France Rest in honor and peace 🕊

Really nice story, and really true!

Please release a follow up to this video, it's gripping to hear these stories!

Imagine being straight out of high school and get told you are going to fight in the bloodiest war ever and have a really high chance to die

Can you make a video about the German perspective of D-Day

This channel is beyond amazing. I can tell how these stories are told, it's done with care, it's honest, even down to the point of race. "We all bleed red". God bless those who gave their lives for our freedom.

Thank you guys! 👍🏼

We will REMEMBER our VETERANS who serve ww2

It Was the Best Day of World War 2 because it was heroic. My grandfather was one of those men who invaded Normandy. He survived. But it also was a bad day because so many heroic men died.

I loved talking to my grandfather about his WW2 experiences

This is the type of video that made me fall in love with infographics

All those war videos building up to this one moment, might be the most popular war story of all time

Fun fact : *The word “Long” is shorter than the word “Short”*

I'm just in shocked, I have been studying WWII for some time and hearing that man's story is just... It's sad knowing people sign up to go to a world that's inevitable. You could lose your friend or your life. God bless the soldiers that fought for our freedom.

I love ur channel almost at 10mill!!

4:50 HAHAHAHAHA I CANT STOP REPLAYING THIS HAHAHA

This hits extremely deep

I remember traveling to Normandie, Im 25 now, was 16 then. I remember I was struck with awe as I stood on Point du Hoc, and saw the damage the war had caused. Being pretty happy I wasnt around for that.

“ courage is contagious, when brave men take a stand, the backs of others are often stiffened” - Billy Graham