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Rare Audio Recording of the Battle of Peleliu (1944) 

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Audio recording of John Cooper, an NBC war correspondent, reporting from a U.S. Navy cruiser during the landing of American troops on the island of Palau on September 22, 1944.
Source: National Archives and Records Administration.
ww2, wwii, world war two, world war 2, world war ii, united states marines, 1940s, history, documentary, rare, vintage, warship, invasion, eyewitness, landing,

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Комментарии : 67   
@oustandingsitter6106
@oustandingsitter6106 4 года назад
This is extraordinary, somewhere on that beach is my grandfather. Wow.
@markalley4810
@markalley4810 4 года назад
Mine too
@ericharmon7163
@ericharmon7163 4 года назад
Wow, that is surreal.
@codyhaag6817
@codyhaag6817 3 года назад
My great grandfather was there too and d day with Germany
@bastogne315
@bastogne315 3 года назад
My mom was there.
@roderickstockdale1678
@roderickstockdale1678 3 года назад
Cody Haag lol
@yoli5779
@yoli5779 4 года назад
I thought I would never hear WWII audio recordings, in my lifetime thank you. This just highlights and elevates what I believe it was like in the front line. I've been fascinated by WWII ever since watching Saving Private Ryan on the big screen, and perhaps, even way back in the early 1990s where I would sit for hours listening and recording on tape to a short-lived jazz radio station as a kid in Los Angeles that would play 1920s-1940s music. For some reason the music seemed familiar even at the age I was.
@mustlovedogs272
@mustlovedogs272 3 года назад
I can tell by the reporter's voice he is witnessing a lot of casualties but does not tell the audience.
@sfoster7027
@sfoster7027 6 лет назад
Thank you for making it possible for me (and everyone) to listen to this extraordinary event. This is unprecedented in my 65 years of age to be able to listen to an actual WW2 battle. I who was born only 8 years after this happened. I can’t help thinking of the US soldiers who risked their lives and especially of those who gave their lives for our freedom.
@johnreilly6630
@johnreilly6630 3 года назад
My grandad's DD hit a mine in the Palaus and nearly sank as part of this campaign, thanks for sharing
@noahsenz854
@noahsenz854 3 года назад
Oh wow is he still alive
@stevesmyth1769
@stevesmyth1769 3 года назад
I seen footage of this and read a lot on this battle, but hearing it just seems to make it more real. Respect to the soldiers who fought and died on that tiny little island.
@justinhealey2408
@justinhealey2408 3 года назад
I bet theres alot of this stuff growing dust in attics and basements
@Earth11111
@Earth11111 3 года назад
Definitely
@MrZonacat1
@MrZonacat1 3 года назад
Very dramatic recording, especially knowing how difficult the conquest of the island proved to be. The recording took me back in time.
@liltoaster7308
@liltoaster7308 6 лет назад
By the end of the beach landings at Peleliu, 60 LVTs were destroyed, it had the highest amphibious assaults casualty rates of any landing in the Pacific theater.
@deez420nuts69
@deez420nuts69 4 года назад
It was an unnecessary island too
@picklehead125
@picklehead125 4 года назад
What was the casualty rate at the beach landing?
@deez420nuts69
@deez420nuts69 4 года назад
@@picklehead125 no idea. But Normandy was the worst landing I believe besides Iwo Jima. Normandy's first 3 waves were 97% casualties
@GrumblingGrognard
@GrumblingGrognard 4 года назад
@@deez420nuts69 Bullshit hindsight speculation. You might as well say half of the battles were "unnecessary" because of the A-Bomb was coming in early 1945.
@ianleavitt8333
@ianleavitt8333 4 года назад
@@picklehead125 somewhere between like 1200-and 1500 americans killed and wounded on the first day
@michaelagnew7493
@michaelagnew7493 Год назад
Thank you for posting
@tjpowers88
@tjpowers88 Год назад
The cacophony of war is always unreal to listen to and I can only imagine it doesn’t begin to describe the sheer overload of the senses, hearing most of all.
@dionisio89420
@dionisio89420 6 лет назад
Hi Chubachus, first of all many thanks for all outstanding work that you're carrying out. And second, where the hell do you get this Historic pieces? I've tired to picked around on National Archives website. If you could send me the link or the way to do, I'll very appreciate it. PS: Thanks, I hope for your answer.
@ryanwagner6715
@ryanwagner6715 4 года назад
As soon as our guys hit the beach a mass of enemy fire starts up .this is amazing
@chrisabraham8793
@chrisabraham8793 3 года назад
I think the same guy made a similar recording on Iwa Jima. Theres also a tank crew recording talking to other tanks Iwa Jima 1945.
@leefromoakville3810
@leefromoakville3810 3 года назад
The courage is overwhelming. This makes me emotional thinking of all the heroism and sacrifice.
@karlaiken6152
@karlaiken6152 6 лет назад
Audio recordings like this are rare. Thanks very much. What I also found interesting is the image that accompanied this recording on RU-vid. Why? If you look carefully you will see marines who are minorities for example at least two blacks. I can tell you that minorities in US battle scenes are extremely rare.
@d1agram4
@d1agram4 5 лет назад
logistics and supply
@aidansayshi123456789
@aidansayshi123456789 5 лет назад
There was no rear on Peleliu. Everything was within artillery range and there were frequently areas that had been cleared out of resistance that had more contacts pop up later. It was very common for support units that would normally be out of danger (and mostly manned by black personnel) to come under harassment by the Japanese. Cameramen happened to be there, too. I've seen more pictures of Black American troops under fire on Peleliu than I have anywhere else during WWII.
@BlastaThrasha
@BlastaThrasha 5 лет назад
Absolutely
@ericharmon7163
@ericharmon7163 4 года назад
There was the same thing in the Normandy landings. About 1200, total over the first day, African American soldiers were on those beaches too. Starting in the second and 3rd waves.
@ryanwagner6715
@ryanwagner6715 4 года назад
@@ericharmon7163 more Americans need to know this . Especially Americans of African descent.
@usmc-veteran73-77
@usmc-veteran73-77 4 месяца назад
Greatest Marines EVER. Semper Fi
@dmann7004
@dmann7004 2 года назад
Gosh, I strangely find these audios are far more moving than the war-time film footage.
@JimPigMuseumOfSound
@JimPigMuseumOfSound 6 лет назад
Amazing
@IkeCarterShow
@IkeCarterShow 5 лет назад
Grateful for this. I hope the Iran/NK issue doesn’t Escalade here in America
@paulbradford6475
@paulbradford6475 3 года назад
The photo shows a relatively quiet area of the beach, if "quiet" can be taken with a big grain of salt, as evidenced by the marines standing in the background. If there was local shooting, everyone would have been on the deck.
@travelwith6589
@travelwith6589 4 года назад
is there any way i could get this mp3 from you for a veterans video i am producing?
@jaidenverhelle8638
@jaidenverhelle8638 4 года назад
if you use mp3juices.cc you can look up the same video and download the audio but i would stay ask for permission
@anibalcesarnishizk2205
@anibalcesarnishizk2205 4 года назад
The island , too big to take it in one blow and too small for big manoeuvers.
@johnnyangel9163
@johnnyangel9163 4 года назад
Was the reporter from New England?
@IronPsyde
@IronPsyde 3 года назад
Is this a genuine description of events? Because at the end the narrator says the landing has been incredibly successful yet didn’t this have the highest body count of any amphibious assault during the entire war?
@Earth11111
@Earth11111 3 года назад
Don’t mean it wasn’t successful
@spencerpowers2769
@spencerpowers2769 3 года назад
Pretty sure Iwo Jima tales that one
@davidkreutzer4778
@davidkreutzer4778 3 года назад
Northstreet, he also said he was reporting from a cruiser so all truth would be . He saw the amtrak's make it to the beach .
@nw8333
@nw8333 4 года назад
Intense subded
@ands8246
@ands8246 2 года назад
If it was before it ain't rare anymore after putting on RU-vid.
@OhYahDude
@OhYahDude Год назад
Good. This stuff should be shared
@antonrudenham3259
@antonrudenham3259 4 года назад
I have a couple of questions for the experts out there. 1/ These are black guys in the photo, did the USMC employ black Marines in combat during WW2? 2/ What are the circular lighter colour patches on the uniforms of the guys in the centre of the picture, could they be gas detectors?
@davideborroni3875
@davideborroni3875 4 года назад
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Desegregation_in_the_United_States_Marine_Corps#:~:text=For%20more%20than%20140%20years,in%20segregated%20all-black%20units. Have a look at this
@robertmchugh4639
@robertmchugh4639 3 года назад
War, what's it good for. Absolutely nothing.
@mikeever7306
@mikeever7306 4 года назад
I wanna say....... America vs Anime.... Ford vs Toyota
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