Tomb of the Unknown Soldier: IDENTITY REVEALED Decades Later | History's Greatest Mysteries: Solved

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The Tomb of the Unknown Solider once held 4 bodies. Now there are only 3. Discover the remarkable story of Michael Joseph Blassie, who was buried in the tomb for decades before being identified, in this episode of History’s Greatest Mysteries: Solved, a new History digital original series.
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@Sarconthewolf 3 года назад

1st LT . Michael Joseph Blassie, did his duty even after death. Representing all those who never made it home. From 1984 to 1994 he stood on guard.

@emiliechoquette848 3 года назад

that is a lovely thought

@arthurbrunelle9828 3 года назад

Lieutenant Blassie.... You are relieved, Sir.... Rest in Peace.....

@mark9531 3 года назад

Good evening Sarcon. It is not really important, but Lt Blassie was in the tomb until 1998.

@theroachden6195 3 года назад

Very well said

@Yellow-km8vo 3 года назад

@@kakalimukherjee3297 well russia was suplying them so

@kidindacardboardmask 3 года назад

Here it is! The History Channel as it used to be before all the alien stuff! So glad it’s back!

@alcidesprieto1967 3 года назад

Yeah ikr

@Pulang_Diwa 3 года назад

Just one video/show doesn't mean it's back. Stop overreacting.

@cf8979 3 года назад

Aliens are cool too but this is cooler

@calebmartin5243 3 года назад

@@Pulang_Diwa cry more

@zakaveli7252 3 года назад

Well now that the government has admitted the existence of intelligent extraterrestrial beings, it’s only a matter of time before they come out with some more alien content lol

@i7Hcrank 3 года назад

SO MUCH RESPECT FOR THESE MEN. Never forget.

@jazzskeet8738 3 года назад

You're right we should never forget these men major respect to all the fallen.

@jaydirt8729 3 года назад

I will never forget and always respect. Especially I have a brother and cousin currently in the military.

@marcuslaker5876 3 года назад

Never forget, but how about remembrance of our Luciferian brothers in arms LeBron, Troy Aikman, Kaepernick, etc.?

@adnanelalaoui1096 3 года назад

@@marcuslaker5876 huh?

@garyrussel3654 3 года назад

@@marcuslaker5876 no

@fernandochavez4312 3 года назад

I was always led to believe that in the not knowing, families, wives, mothers and children could go to this memorial in the hopes that perhaps their missing loved ones might be the ones that rested there. Thank you and thanks to all who’ve served and sacrificed so that we may live free.

@motorcyclewild5873 3 года назад

The unknown warrior in london is like you said. I dint agree with naming this soldier. It should be for everyone who has lost a loved one

@TheOnlyMike4082 3 года назад

@@motorcyclewild5873 yea personally I feel like every soldier would be willing to lay down their identity to represent something greater. Being buried an unknown soldier is probably the biggest honor our nation can give because you become an unbreakable idea.

@motorcyclewild5873 3 года назад

@@TheOnlyMike4082 most definitely

@whitrav 3 года назад

The unknown in Canada is the same way. In fact it was a requirement that the body not be identified before it was brought back from France.

@chiragmehta8212 3 года назад

MinutemanSam if that’s what funds will go to then fine. But take your head out of sand as you should know money will be wasted on illegal wars, regime changes none of which helps us service members.

@ZATennisFan 3 года назад

The best part of this story is when they flew his body home the military cargo plane changed its call sign to one Capt Blassie was using when he was killed. As they landed the radio message went out to the effect of:"Callsign X. Returning to base. Mission accomplished" I had a lump in my throat when I read that...

@Sarconthewolf 3 года назад

Thanks, and now I got that lump too.

@dinosaurlady2 3 года назад

The lump must be contagious. I have it too now.

@Fc_Itachigorillalegend 3 года назад

I have it to

@riceracm 3 года назад

Dude this lump is spreading faster than Covid...

@shadensscrosswell8211 3 года назад

@@riceracm well then

@Cindy1956ful1 3 года назад

Our family is one who finally got closure! My mother’s cousin, PFC Arthur Hopfensperger, was KIA in Korea 1950. His body was found in a farmer’s field in the early 2000’s. He was identified in 2012 and given a full military funeral 62 years later! The soldier who was the head of the funeral detail told us that the military never stops looking for lost soldiers until they are finally home. Submit a DNA sample. Your long lost loved one May be in that repository in Hawaii waiting to come home.

@DeShakeel 3 года назад

Finally!! A wound that weal heal. I am happy for you. No man or woman, no one ever left behind!!

@kevlarkid928 3 года назад

Amazing

@RUESPEED1 3 года назад

@@DeShakeel Semper Fi. USMC.. bring them home. Our fallen and our soldiers. They all belong here!!!!

@zackryder747 3 года назад

I am so happy to hear your family got closure. I hope every family gets closure and thank you for your families sacrifice. I have great respect for your mother's cousin and all those that have served, and are serving now. Unfortunately some soldiers may take a long time to be found as battles cover allot of ground, often uninhabited at the time and who knows how long until it is inhabited and the remains are discovered and delivered to the proper country that they died fighting for. But hopefully one day there will be no unknown soldier.

@basshunter7077 3 года назад

thats one reason why i love and respect america a lot, bc they do so much for their soldiers.

@LTNye 3 года назад

This is heart warming. Seriously. The families who finally have closure must feel at least some relief knowing what happened. God bless them all.

@badguy1481 3 года назад

Many of us flew in the same battle (An Loc) in 1972. An Loc was one of the major battle sites during the 1972 North Vietnamese Invasion.

@jesserivas1387 3 года назад

Thank you sir for serving our great nation, and welcome home!

@kumarg3598 3 года назад

That took a level of bravery I only dream of

@kabosparkz3847 3 года назад

Appreciation and respect sent sir

@jasongraves6891 3 года назад

From one veteran to another THANK YOU

@jasongraves6891 3 года назад

@1- Hitta Thank you for your support.

@kcass72 3 года назад

All gave some, some gave all. RIP fellow Veterans 👍🏻🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

@christhompson3750 3 года назад

🙏

@terinaxx541 3 года назад

👏👏👍

@kabosparkz3847 3 года назад

These service men need our love and respect always. I salute you all

@cerebli 3 года назад

Technically, the Tomb is not supposed to just be the resting men who were never identified, but also a memorial to every soldier who died and never received a proper burial

@theroachden6195 3 года назад

Correct. Thousands of American soldiers are buried in unmarked mass graves with Brits and French troops in France.

@jon3s115 3 года назад

Exactly... it's symbolic... the fact that the WW1, WW2, and Korean remains are unknown means those remains could be any of the unknown soldiers that sacrificed their lives... as such it resembles ALL of the unknown soldiers

@TheGrandOptimist95 2 года назад

He literally said that in the very beginning of the video

@thomastolbert6184 2 года назад

@@jon3s115,everything American Is under attack now! The left is out to cancel everything that makes this country special!

@shooth100 Год назад

Especially in the navy. Wrap em up and into the ocean they go. ( Also, many marines, army, and airforce have the same burial in the ocean) No bodies for the loved ones.

@catmanrescue1 3 года назад

All gave some , some gave all ! SALUTE.

@christhompson3750 3 года назад

🙏

@terinaxx541 3 года назад

👏👏👍

@albertomartinez2479 3 года назад

As a tourist I visited Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. I am a Vet. USN. All I can say is the feeling were intense. It was if I felt the essence of the Unknowns Souls. Quite an experience. LONG LIVE THE REPUBLIC

@Dellahpu 3 года назад

Thank you for your service Of Bassie, fly high soldier!!

@DrexelPretzel 3 года назад

Airman*

@DomeShot 3 года назад

@@DrexelPretzel Thank you for addressing Lt. Blassie correctly!

@maxmcmullen6184 3 года назад

Bless every soldier who gave his life for the sake of this great nation.

@robertmolitor2167 3 года назад

Every kid in school should learn history and especially our nations hero’s who gave the ultimate sacrifice for our nation. So much of history is being lost and changed because they are not taught

@AndrewArsenal 3 года назад

This is the History channel. Not bs reality show nonsense. More of this please

@terrytto77 3 года назад

I'm glad he was identified.

@ninjafalcon103 3 года назад

Welll than what’s the point of it being called the unknown soldier

@dalastdefenderofvirgins7314 3 года назад

Their identities are unknown, but they will always be *KNOWN* and remembered as Heroes.

@creepycritterkaden9338 3 года назад

My favorite part about visiting DC was seeing the tomb of the unknown soldier. You can see the marks on the ground from the men who watched over the tomb all these years and its a really strong feeling.

@kinabryant5915 3 года назад

This was outstanding. The history channel is a gem.

@DomeShot 3 года назад

It will be a gem when they (The History Channel) and others call it what it should be, Tomb of the Unknown, instead of the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier.

@thomas6789 3 года назад

Was a gem

@roymercer22 3 года назад

@@thomas6789 Precisely. Was a gem.

@inquirer1016 3 года назад

Very interesting video. It's very good that an identified soldier has been identified to help bring closure to his family. Lawrence Fishburne did a great job narrating the video, very dignified. A salute to all our fallen military heroes.

@rl6116 2 года назад

Thank you for those who have served. They protect our country. Thank you.

@blasi1800 3 года назад

God Bless you Lt. Blassie. Blasi family. Venice, Ca

@kirkdaley3441 3 года назад

Thank you for your service brother...we've got the watch now..people like you lead the way for men like to yo join and serve in our military..thank you for your sacrifice

@manymusings 3 года назад

Jefferson Barraks National Cemetary is not in Jefferson MO. It's in St. Louis

@battle_p9291 3 года назад

Yup. Big oversight on this video. Good call.

@MS46Z 3 года назад

Jefferson cemetery is a beautifully immaculately Cared for national treasure. Some say, and I agree, that it is only second to Arlington.

@manymusings 3 года назад

@@battle_p9291 yes, I grew up within walking distance. Also the adjacent park to the cemetary is where I spent a lot of time.

@manymusings 3 года назад

@@MS46Z my mother is buried in Jefferson Barraks National cemetery.

@joshuamcmahon9836 3 года назад

I have 1 great grandpa 2 great uncles and one great grandmother buried there.

@artiecon97 3 года назад

While there seemed to be errors in the science and chain of custody, the US should never stop searching or identifying the remains of the unknown soldiers. Science and technology is constantly improving and the misidentification of LT Blessings should not deter them from retesting the remains of unknowns.

@maximederak 3 года назад

It's just impossible.

@airbornedaddy1919 3 года назад

There is actually a Joint Military unit, that their sole mission is finding and identifying MIAs.

@jessallen7756 3 года назад

I don't think people realize how many u known soldiers there are, especially from Vietnam and further back in history....We literally have cemeteries full, because if they couldn't be 100% certain of an identity, they were then classified as unknown

@sararummel8767 3 года назад

Just lost my daddy who served 30 years in the US Army . Back to back tours in Vietnam being shot down. He went on to serving many other conflicts in Honduras also Africa and then on to Desert Storm. Losing his best friend and many other friends along the way we are very blessed to have him 70 years we had him

@GrayWolf420 3 года назад

I'm not gonna lie I cried watching this. I'm glad at least one was given back his identity and I hope all those recoverd after and before can one day have there's back to. My respects to those fallen but never forgotten

@Evil_Neptune 3 года назад

Wow this makes me miss old history channel

@roberthobbs8618 3 года назад

I was blessed in returning home from my tour of Nam. I did suffer life threatening wounds from a Russian made B40 (RPG) but was swiftly attended to and flown to a mobile hospital, then on to Saigon. In that same blast, two of my buddies were killed standing on either side of me. RIP Jessie and Larry.

@heathw.7243 3 года назад

Interesting, we’re you in 5th group?

@roberthobbs8618 3 года назад

@@heathw.7243 yes, from 12/4/66 to 12/1/67

@matthoon3737 3 года назад

Welcome home my man. Thank you for your service

@jasonplant5432 3 года назад

Thank you mr fishburne. Love this episode.

@gilbertogonzalezr9353 2 года назад

Awesome video, brought tears 😭. My respect and admiration to all service men and woman serving our nation to and all veterans who served our country with honor!!

@JasonBlack66 3 года назад

It's so touching the respect that was shown for unknown soldier's arrival from France after being exhumed. But also the unrelenting respect and honor showed thereafter.

@areiaaphrodite 3 года назад

I remember reading about Lt. Michael Blassie because his date of death is my day of birth. I only wish that after he was identified that they would have let him keep his medals and honours 🤍 It's an honour to feel a connection to this brave young man. RIP Lt. Blassie 🤍

@tommyodonnell9 3 года назад

He kept the medals he deserved. He only received the MOH as an Unknown. Family disgracefully tried to cash in on it.

@jesseray9944 3 года назад

thank you joseph for your service

@isabellafranco7962 Год назад

WOW! I am so glad the Blassie family got closure

@jimtryner9474 3 года назад

What an amazing story and informative. Some day I’ll go there.

@Darkzen210 3 года назад

This men gave there hearts and blood so we don't have to and they gave there life's for are Freedom and for vietnam veterans that did not get there welcome home we welcome you guys home

@TheMasterMischief 3 года назад

It is a dishonor to all unknown soldiers for anybody that has found the identity of the soldier in the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier to release that identity to anyone

@mark9531 3 года назад

Good evening Johnathan. It was a Pentagons scandal. They knew who he was when they buried him. They had always known who he was. And Pentagon was warned over and over that the remains they were about to bury in the Tomb of The Unknown Soldier were not UNKNOWN. But the Pentagon ordered Central Identification Laboratory Hawaii to destroy the identifying effects and send the body to DC. Col Johnie Webb in Hawaii objected, but complied. He placed all the identifying effects in the casket, sealed it, and sent it to DC. When they opened the casket, they found Blassies flight suit with his name on it, effects from his F37 jet, parachute, flotation device and other things which identified the Unknown. It was the greatest boondoggle the Pentagon has ever perpetrated.

@w1v2a3 3 года назад

Thank you for your service and sacrifice you made

@jackgreen1465 3 года назад

How can people dislike this

@XxXFlyingArmBarXxX 3 года назад

Peace to this man's family. They got some closure.

@twistedarm Год назад

Excellent piece! Very well done! We who served and survived Thank You for the respect this piece presents.

@bigdeal6852 2 года назад

Wow ! This brings back some memories ! I remember when his verification was big news in his home town of St.Louis which is mine also. Not only that but national news. R.I.P Michael Blassie

@kie-skatemods4141 3 года назад

Awesome story and a closer for one family

@Crystal-pt1ey 3 года назад

What can I say, but Awesome!

@robertfpv7733 3 года назад

I remember going to the tomb of the unknown soldier back in 2017 on a school trip it was a pretty sobering experience

@jephrokimbo9050 2 года назад

Just a little bit of trivia with the actor Laurence Fishburne who portrayed a sergeant and then a specialist flanigan in the movie "gardens of stone" which profiled the United States Army's 3rd Infantry Regiment which guards the Tomb of the Unknowns in Arlington National Cemetery.

@sandrahossman2089 Год назад

I have been to the tomb, and I didn't know the history. Thank you. May all RIP

@anushade4244 3 года назад

No soldier, who gave the ultimate sacrifice, should go unknown. PERIOD.

@mark9531 3 года назад

There are 84,000 of them from WWII alone. You and I do not know how unrecognizable an 88mm shell can make a human body.

@bellestar5960 Год назад

R.I.P Lt Joseph Blassie Thank you for your service. 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🕊🕊🕊🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

@Solid_snake87 3 года назад

Thank you sharing this story I never heard this story before. God bless the family and welcome home Airman

@brucebisbey9554 3 года назад

Wow and wow. Respect! Thank you to the History Channel.

@MT-lp1cp 3 года назад

Outstanding

@fortworth-tx8718 3 года назад

We need more of this stuff, History Channel. Enough with the cold weather Alaska reality shows lol

@greengabe5 3 года назад

I’m curious. Could they do a DNA test on the remains of the others unknowns and try to piece together whether or not they fought in the wars that their remains were found? Idk maybe I just don’t known what I’m talking about but man this is awesome I would love the see the others identified

@jackyfelder2563 3 года назад

It's hard to find viable DNA on old remains

@KayColeLynn 3 года назад

It is possible they already have the dna of those on file waiting for someone to inquire and possibly be a match

@arthurbrunelle9828 3 года назад

@jeebuz..... I, too, would like to see ALL our military finally come home. But, in addition to the body having viable DNA to test, which is likely..... However, we also need someone else's DNA to compare with. For our soldiers lost in ww1 and ww2..... Sadly, there may no longer be anyone left to compare with....

@shakti7457 3 года назад

so would I. If nothing else, Genealogical investigators might be able to find out who they are! They are excellent at doing it!!!

@Missmori 3 года назад

@@arthurbrunelle9828 if they can find children, grandchildren, or even neices and nephews, they can do it. theres a brittish team of investigators doing this in the UK. and they're IDing people from WW1 still. we can track serial killers through their DNA using 3rd cousins. we DEFINITLY can keep a record of DNA for all our unkowns in case it comes up.

@oldWanderer69 3 года назад

Thanks, Morpheous.

@sunshinehoward9649 3 года назад

If you ever have the chance to go there, do. The centuries are amazing. Oh and follow directions. They will stop stop what they are doing until you obey. Rain sleet snow. Amazing to watch.

@imcoyy580 3 года назад

i do funeral honors at Jefferson Barracks, i will have to check out Lt Blassie's gravesite soon!

@bonniejeaneckler17 3 года назад

He's really home 😢❤❤❤❤

@heidipomeroy5605 3 года назад

I learned something today. I am glad the Blassie family was able to take their young man home.

@Shinuchiha_99 Год назад

My great grandfather served in the United States Army during ww2 and landed on Utah beach at 6:52 am as an infantryman.. he was a sgt. At the time.. we got to visit Arlington and The tomb of the Unknown soldier with him in 2008 the year before he passed and I’d never seen him so emotionally charged in my life.. I truely do thank all men and women who take the sacrifice to serve our country in the armed forces!! Y’all are the reason we can live in this country free today!! ❤🪖🇺🇸

@SheepdogSmokey 3 года назад

My Great Uncle, Roland, was almost an unknown from WWII, he fell on 8 June 44 after a bad drop scattered paratroopers, thankfully for my Grandparents/GreatGrandparents, he was not unknown and they were able to lay him to rest. God bless all who have served, those who fell and those who continued and still continue to uphold the highest ideals of America.

@thartiustheslayerofthots7088 3 года назад

The idea of the unknown soldier was he’s unknown, no prejudice no class, no race, no religion, unknown rank, he was just a soldier who we pay respect to

@erictaylor5462 Год назад

The unknown solder could be anyone, and thus he is everyone. He stands for everyone who died without a name. The Unknown Solder serves as proxy for all those who lost every part of their loved one.

@BARUCHIAN99 2 года назад

My respect to Lawrence Fishburne as a person and an actor!! Interesting tidbit here, he acted in the Francis Ford Coppola’s film, The Garden of Stones (1987), as one of the US Army’s Old Guard soldiers!

@bouncerslabrealnature9143 3 года назад

Great Content and information 👍

@HISTORY 3 года назад

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@tyronegreen6165 Год назад

I We thank you All ❤️‍🔥 🙏🏿

@queenslyric800 3 года назад

I am happy you found your loved one.From all the service members in my family that served before me and my cousins who served along side me, we are honored LT to give you a proper send off. Fair winds and following seas. Anchors away. Enjoy your well earned wings. AK2 M.Miller, USN, Veteran.

@MrSpeartip12 2 года назад

I’ll add my condolences as well. AE 1 Chuck Morgan Vietnam Veteran.

@donnalewis9182 3 года назад

Fasinating

@Historybuffm8 3 года назад

Lt. Blassie is currently buried at Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery, which is a 5-10 minute drive from where I live. May he Rest In Peace.

@drewbonsall384 Год назад

I went there when i was real young it was pretty to watch the those guards and being lucky to watch the changing

@toycoma98 3 года назад

Thank you for your service

@Stender_ 3 года назад

That was fascinating!!!!

@donnataylor1631 2 года назад

My heart goes out to the family sweet dreams my friend

@rashadblack96 3 года назад

ALWAYS GIVE HONOR AND RESPECT TO THE MEN AND WOMAN WHO PRESERVE OUR WAY OR LIFE!

@diamonddan7086 2 года назад

Wow! Iv always wondered until now!

@llisamichele 3 года назад

That’s just AWESOME 💙!

@spookerredmenace3950 3 года назад

this seems like a great show, sadly Canada's Tomb of the unknown only came to be in May 2000, which is shocking, i thought my country had one since at least ww1, i guess the one in France was the more important one

@blakeburwell2002 3 года назад

And the Canadian tomb has been vandalized :(

@hugo-danielhernandez6371 3 года назад

Really? I don’t like the govt and Canada sometimes but no need to do that to a tomb of soldiers

@blakeburwell2002 3 года назад

@Fuq Utube you think anyone would fess up to doing that?🤣

@elviraarriaga1424 3 года назад

The History Channel has Great Programs

@ALI_ROBERT58 3 года назад

Good job Lawrence

@mr.niceguy8008 3 года назад

Welcome home sir

@bkzeppelin3215 3 года назад

thanks History Channel , we must never forget

@iankatz4519 3 года назад

That was beautiful!❤🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲 thank you for your service Michael Blassie.

@bigjohn697791 3 года назад

I remember reading about the British tomb of the unknown and the case of the funeral of a 14 year old boy fighting in the trenches of ww1 he was buried with full military honours and was not from a good family but from up north a coal mining town nice to see the yanks have something similar “age shall not weary them! But by the going down of the sun we shall remember them!”

@misscleo378 3 года назад

What a brave young soul. I’m always amazed at the sheer bravery and selflessness of these courageous men, woman and children. Much respect to all those who serve and served honorably. We owe so much to those who came before us.

@masono.3769 3 года назад

Was the 14 year old from Port Lairge or Waterford? Because I just read a book on that

@deweysturgill6220 3 года назад

That's a tale a hundred times over here in the Appalachian Mountains, of the United States. Young boys left the coal mines and fought and died in far off lands they couldn't even say the name of. Heroes everyone, whether from Wales or the hills and hollows of Kentucky we must never forget what they done.

@guywelsh9589 3 года назад

@@deweysturgill6220 Yeah a lot of Welshmen end up in the military.

@kentcostello8099 3 года назад

Thank for that we need to show respect to all of our soldiers and veterans.

@slothking42069 3 года назад

I've never been to Arlington, but I've been to Verdun where they have a whole museum full of the bones of unknown soldiers, it was a truly humbling experience.

@ao0421 3 года назад

I salute my fallen brothers, and one day, I shall be a member of The Old Guard.

@crystalfabulous 3 года назад

How wonderful for the family

@andrewsullivan2110 3 года назад

May he and the unnamed soldiers forever be remembered. In Jesus name, AMEN!

@Ballu12345 3 года назад

Jesus Couldn't Even Save himself

@ramonawilliams2518 3 года назад

@@Ballu12345 FACTS A FICTIONAL CHARACTER AN ALLAH IS ODINS MIGHTY NAME

@ramonawilliams2518 3 года назад

@@Ballu12345 In ZUES NAME AMEN!

@aal7268 3 года назад

Amen

@aal7268 3 года назад

@@ramonawilliams2518 First, You spelt zeus wrong. Second, Greek Mythology is false. Third, wth are you talking about? Lastly, dont talk about my father that way keep that up and you wont be saved you’d better give your life to Jesus

@poochee2010 3 года назад

We need to Honor our soldiers, they gave their life for us. Amen.

@SuzetteWallace-gj5pm 4 месяца назад

Thank you Lawrence Fishburn for your commentating this show😂. I’m a veteran & I thank you for this. I’m a huge fan of you. You have an amazing talent! God bless you 🇨🇻

@coltino99 4 месяца назад

The most amazing part is the marks worn on the floor from the same paths travelled thousands of times everytime the walk is made for the changing

@danstone6195 3 года назад

I was there when he was brought home through Travis AFB before we knew who he was. It was a solem time. His body stayed at the main church at the AFB for a day before departing to washington dc.