Every student in America and every person that wants to become an American should be required to watch Band of Brothers .

For my Grandfather. Born in England 1890, died in France 1916. I never knew you and your son, my father, had no memory of you. But you ARE remembered. R.I.P.

To my father who was crippled in the run-up to D-Day, died a premature death in 1970, and never got to see his grandson, born on June 6, 1994, 50 years to the day after D-Day. .

To my grandfather who was a WWII veteran. Passed away at age 85 in 2002.🌷

@knightmare9928

2 жыл бұрын

One thing I know is that they are all heroes

@paulschilling3302

2 жыл бұрын

Better men from a better time. May God forgive their shortcomings and embrace them all for all eternity.

@jk777212

2 жыл бұрын

To your grandfather then 🌹 Thank you sir !!!

@SHINTBETH81

2 жыл бұрын

Respect from indonesia

@faustoribeiro7642

2 жыл бұрын

God have he in a gloririous place beside Thank you for your granfather.

To my father who has been a ghost in my life. An armored infantryman in Patton's Third Army, he was severely wounded in his neck and lower back by shrapnel from a German potato masher. He never recovered and ultimately took his own life when I was two. May the Almighty bless and keep the families who have lost a soldier/family member in war. 😔

@leejones6286

Жыл бұрын

He's resting easy now pal. Your father was a hero. Remember that 👍

@barsoom43

Жыл бұрын

Everyone who goes to war is wounded, one way or another.. Some die in war but don't know it.. they come home and die again by their own hand.. A WWII infantryman lived next door to me when I was a kid.. When he was about 45 or so, he killed himself.. He never ate chicken.. I asked him one time why not- stupid kids ask adults about such things. He told me while in Europe, he saw chickens peck the eyes out of dead men and he swore he'd never eat chicken again.. Every soldier is wounded, regardless of army..

@garrettandrews79

Жыл бұрын

My grandfather served in Patton's third ID, .50 Cal gunner on jeep. He fought in the bulge, all the way into Berlin. Never talked about it except for the bitter cold in Bastogne.

@williambowdoin364

11 ай бұрын

PTSD

@Baseballisbest67

4 ай бұрын

😢

I'm french, and i'll never forgot them, those heros ... for ever

This is so heavenly. and this sentence or dialog i will never forget. "Grandpa, were you a hero?" "No, but i served in a company of heroes."

@christophercondon5048

7 ай бұрын

😢

@christopherinkoom9955

7 ай бұрын

🥲❤️‍🔥

@stitch626aloha

2 ай бұрын

Grampa, what did you do in The War? I did what everyone did in The War because I did what was needed of me.

💜🙏it hurts to think of the loss of all our young 😭😭😭💜🙏

I must cry when i hear that !!! All soldiers are brothers in their hearts!

It's really something that most of the comments here are from men who aren't afraid shed a tear for someone they knew who lost their lives protecting us. P.I.P. and thank you for your service!

@TheFioda

3 жыл бұрын

they shed gratitude tears...that´s why they´re real men ...

The tears just come automatic when this song comes on. RIP Major, we want to thank you for being an inspiration for men and women all across the world. Im from Norway and I really, really hope that these men are still honored in the United States today.

@darthmong7196

Жыл бұрын

Winters, we assume. That hit me hard.

@christianmais9829

7 ай бұрын

There are few WW2 veterans left. The Greatest Generation.

R.I,P. My Grandfather died in France 1916, my father had no memory of him.

"you never lived to see what you gave to me" first line,that is powerful stuff

@appetitefordestruction3511

3 жыл бұрын

Young man who died for old man s war.

@TheFioda

3 жыл бұрын

@@appetitefordestruction3511 don´t wory about it... there´s a slight chance that some of your ancestors have died, so you may be alive today, to say some sick bullshit like this.... Youngsters...

@aviationwatched3926

2 жыл бұрын

​@@TheFioda He was quoting another line from the song you dunce... and yes it is young men who sacrifice their lives!

@Christopher-rw2bp

Жыл бұрын

@@appetitefordestruction3511 War and politics isn't that simple, but of course you close minded one way thinking fellas simplify complex situations into lies and propaganda

If you can listen to this without tearing up, you aren't human. Beautiful. Those men were a special group the likes of which will doubtful to be seen again in any of our lifetimes.

@michaelhayden725

Жыл бұрын

I have said it before, but its unfortunate this vocal version was not added the last disc - where we meet the surviving men of Easy. So special!

@Casperdghost618

5 ай бұрын

Least we forget, may something like ww2 never happen again.

While visiting Normandy France with my family back in November 2019 I thought about all the soldiers (boys) that died on the very ground I was freely able to walk on, and thought about this song alot.. It brought tears to my eyes and shiver up my spine at same time… What terribly brave for them take on at 18,19,20 years old.. I just say what honor and thank you to all of you that sacrificed so much for our freedom.. God bless all those buried in those cemeteries..❤

@sgrant39

4 ай бұрын

Normandy is a life-changing experience

Remembering my Uncle Douglas , Raf , Killed in Action , Singapore ,aged 19 , RIP

@BlackStar-oh9lp

5 жыл бұрын

So young, it's not natural for human experience to pass on- no matter what anyone says.

@erickdegas8921

4 жыл бұрын

I did not know him. ..but I shall cry about him for a long time. I am sure that he lives upon you . May he be in peace. A frenchy friend. Thanks so much to the Us.

@xgenesysx

4 жыл бұрын

Visited the battle of Britain memorial. My surname is Leslie. Saw a guy only 18 years old lieutenant Leslie a spitfire or hurricane pilot but he was shot down by the luftwaffe Don't know if we're related but God rest his soul he must have had some serious courage to go fight over Dover.

@xgenesysx

4 жыл бұрын

@@erickdegas8921 the raf pilots owed alot to the french resistance Who smuggled the. Back home.

Richard Winters, RIP

A beautiful woman with a beautiful voice and a stirring tribute to those who died in defense of freedom. BRAVO! Ms. Jenkins!

To my uncles Jim and Lawson who were WWII veterans. They sacrificed their youth for us.

R.I.P William Guarnere who passed away March 8th 2014

@gavinmackie5185

10 жыл бұрын

Yes, very sad indeed. Donald Malarkey I believe is the sole remaining survivor of Easy Company now.

@nagantm441

10 жыл бұрын

Gavin Mackie maybe the only one left from the show, there were others who were never named.

@n0deification

9 жыл бұрын

nagantm441 Edward Tipper is still alive too. He played a small part in the show.

@ShiftyDrums

9 жыл бұрын

guess its just edward tipper and donald malarkey :(

@axsirlotl4334

6 жыл бұрын

Unfortunately, Donald Malarkey passed away in September this year, I am not entirely sure whether there are any men from Easy Company still left with us.

Brought tears to my eyes. I can’t express in words the emotions that come to mind when I think of the sacrifices these brave men fighting for freedom. God Bless them all, may they never be forgotten 🇺🇸

@vintagebrew1057

2 жыл бұрын

We shall not grow old as they who are left grow old. Age shall not weary them or the years condemn. At the going down of the sun and in the morning We Will Remember Them.

Band of Brothers ... yet another gem given to the English language by William Shakespeare

@edmundcharles5278

5 жыл бұрын

Yes, he was a true literary genius who has never been matched since, although I do like Charles Dickens! Can yyou imagine if Shakespeare if he was alive today writing all sorts of dialogue for films, TV and theater!

@alessiodecarolis

3 жыл бұрын

Try to enjoy his masterpieces, before some politically correct nuts will destroy it!

@andrelavandero3041

3 жыл бұрын

@@alessiodecarolis Well, you’re not wrong.

“Today the word "hero" has been diminished. confused with "celebrity." But in my father's generation the word meant something. celebrities seek fame. They take actions to get attention. Most often, the actions they take have no particular moral content. Heroes are heroes because they have risked something to help others. Their actions involve courage. Often, those heroes have been indifferent to the public's attention. But at least, the hero could understand the focus of the emotion.” ― James D. Bradley

@coreyzimmerman1848

6 жыл бұрын

william lydon my dad is and always will be my hero! My dad decided that the day after he graduated high school he joined the U.S. ARMY during the Vietnam war. He still will not tell me anything about it except that 58,000+ of his brothers died there!

@robinaguinaldo4507

6 жыл бұрын

I always thought that the meaning of the word hero is that someone who saves a life without thinking of any rewards for doing the right things. Men who sacrificed their lives for a greater cause is, in my book, is the real meaning of being a hero, not the men who played sports. To all who serves and protect our country and to all who wears the uniforms of the military community, on behalf of the astronomical community, THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE.

@edmundcharles5278

5 жыл бұрын

Today if you get into trouble, you get publically or privately disgraced and quite possibly fired, quite the contrary in years past if you crossed the line or stood up to something - you got killed, maybe very slowly and so did those of your family and maybe village. Bravery today is measured by going along with popular trends for which no price is to be paid and for which no failure is conferred. Lord Gordon put it all on the line and he was rewarded with a terrible death, mutilitation and a mere footnote in the history books, today a forgotten hero who took no gold for his victories.

@edmundcharles5278

5 жыл бұрын

True, just about every man in my neighborhood served in WW II and none of them ever spoke of 'heroic actions' or bloody gore, they knew that even the toughest man could be killed in combat circumstance by a 15 cent bullet that had his name on it! No, they considered the dead and gravely wounded heroes and of themselves as being lucky survivors!

@jamesharbourt4787

4 жыл бұрын

william lydon Bro That is True and Deep

You never lived to see What you gave to me One shining dream of hope and love Life and liberty With a host of brave unknown soldiers For your company, you will live forever Here in our memory In fields of sacrifice Heroes paid the price Young men who died for old men's wars Gone to paradise We are all one great band of brothers And one day you'll see we can live together When all the world is free I wish you'd lived to see All you gave to me Your shining dream of hope and love Life and liberty We are all one great band of brothers And one day you'll see - we can live together When all the world is free

@patrickgarder6365

9 жыл бұрын

@charakaamayantha_ca9784

2 жыл бұрын

thank u very much 💘

@jk777212

2 жыл бұрын

Beautiful... Thank you !!!!!!!!!!!

@scottty795

2 жыл бұрын

Why do people like you feel the need to paste the lyrics here? You people are so fucking annoying

@norrisbethke7770

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for the words, the song has much more meaning 🙏🏻🕊

It makes you humble ... when you realize how many gave their lives without hesitation to grant us freedom.

The last soldier of Easy died. May the company rest in peace.

It’s hard to listen to the words of this song and not get choked up

@mahsheenman

7 ай бұрын

Couldn't agree more. 😢

The goosebumps factor on this piece, and the whole series for that part, is enormous. Truly amazing.

I think Katherine Jenkins has the most beautiful voice on the planet and she makes me tear up on this song.

"When all the world is free.." Yes, but when will we ever learn?

I always felt that the heroes were not the guys who got the parades, like Eisenhower, MacArthur. They were, after all, career soldiers whose job was to fight wars. And, in some cases, never heard a shot fired in anger. The heroes are the guys who didn't want to be there but did it anyway. Some were good soldiers, some probably not so good, but they were there when it counted.

@robertjohnson-taylor6308

5 жыл бұрын

My farther refused to talk about WW2 and his army service, except once he said to me “ many young men were killed, good looking young men, all gone”. I think he had a hard war.

@edmundcharles5278

5 жыл бұрын

So true, the goal of the WW II draftee was to do the job at hand and make it back to civilian in one piece and of sound mind! The eastern front had the wrost fighting, millions lost on that front!

@jk777212

2 жыл бұрын

I still deeply respect them all

@jimperkins1509

Жыл бұрын

The true heroes are the ones that didn't come home with us...

@russelder9743

Жыл бұрын

@@robertjohnson-taylor6308 Hand Salute to your dad

Every year there are two series that I watch at about this time....November. "Band of Brothers" and "The Pacific" I NEVER want to forget the sacrifices that the "Greatest Generation" made for the rest of us still living. My dad, God rest his soul, was a WWII Marine that served in the Island Campaign to defeat Japan. My family's long-gone best friend went ashore with the Army during the Normandy Campaign during WWII and fought all the way to Germany. God rest his soul. Growing up in the late 1950s through the 2000s these were my friends, the Greatest Generation. I learned so much from them. I relished their stories from the war and from the Great Depression. My last friend from that generation passed in 2016. Most of that generation has left us now. I feel so all alone and sad. God bless you and thank you..............

The beauty of this song should not only invoke praise, but a call to be higher and better than we are today. The part of the world that is free is threatened quite deeply by the part of it that is dark, and unless a new generation of heroes arises, songs like this will do nothing more than hail a forgotten memory. Memories of historical heroism are not meant to be nice pretty sentimental recollections we can all dreamily wish the world would return to. No. Those memories are preserved as a call to duty, honor, and country for every civilian that are recollected in history by force rather than by choice only when people of their own free will choose to forget them.

Lipton, Perconte, and so many others... RIP

@veteran20002001

7 жыл бұрын

Garnier, Bull, Heinkle...................

@HWDragonborn

7 жыл бұрын

Winters, Luz, Webster, Speirs...

Such Pain! My sister's grandson was killed Afghanistan on her birthday! It was a tough time! She grieved severely!

heroes you will never be forgotten, R.I.P all allies and axis soldiers...you were defending your country best you could... only the dead have seen the end of war - Plato

You never lived to see What you gave to me One shining dream of hope and love Life and liberty With a host of brave unknown Soldiers For your company, you will live forever Here in our memory In fields of sacrifice Heroes paid the price Young men who died for old men's wars Gone to paradise We are all one great band of brothers And one day you'll see we can live together When all the world is free I wish you'd lived to see All you gave to me Your shining dream of hope and love Life and liberty We are all one great band of brothers And one day you'll see - we can live together When all the world is free

@sgrant39

4 ай бұрын

Thanks for posting

A must listen on Memorial Day

My Memorial Day Song

Watching Band of brothers has made me look at the world in a different light. It really spoke to my heart.

I can't name a single piece of contemporary music that is moving enough to put a tear in a man's eye. But then again, not a lot of contemporary music can be as beautiful as this piece.

@edmundcharles5278

5 жыл бұрын

No, while i like R&R it has no or little emotion to it and no great vocal voice or mastery is required to succeed in it, given all of the sudio sound engineering and effetcs.

@AbsoluteyAmerican

Жыл бұрын

Nothing compares. I firmly believe that Beethovens 9th symphony and Ode To Joy is still the most moving piece ever written in music. I am a young guy and listen to modern music, and My students argue that Pop Smoke, Lil Uzi, drake, Post Malone are the best. I hate to say it, but they don’t even understand.

When I watch this show or hear the music I often cry, I wish i were as brave as these men.

God bless the Infantry...and all of you :) I still serve too She is an angel..I saw her in Basrah in Christmas 2006...my lads luved her..she had time for all of them...a great lass.. Jim.

To all the men and women who served, are serving, and those who gave the ultimate sacrifice, Thank you.

You never lived to see What you gave to me Your shining dream of hope and love Life and liberty With a host of brave unknown soldiers For your company you will live forever Here in our memory In fields of sacrifice Heroes paid the price Young men who died for old men's wars Gone into paradise We are all one great band of brothers And one day you'll see we can live together When all the world is free

All Soldiers of WW2 (Americans,Germans,British,Japanese,French,...) Rest In Peace! ;) P.S.: Nice music!

@jk777212

2 жыл бұрын

AMEN 👍✝️🕎

...."All gave some, some gave all. And we all pass into the pages of history" ...(K.V.L - USN, Volunteer WW2 1924-2005 - RIP)

Unfortunately for many other companies and squads, the only company that most of us speak of was this one, the only one we really got to see their stories and get a good idea of their state of mind during some engagements, and see interpretations about what happened to them during their tour of duty, and they experienced more than we would ever see in our lifetime in 2 days time or less, and they did that for many years. I still go back and look at some of the nice tribute videos to the different men of easy company that have passed on now, and also to see other stories from the wars morbid i know but the stories them self are not morbid in anyway they show a love for their fellow soldiers and that they are indeed a band of brothers.

respect and rip unknown heroes

Thank you 101st. Thank you to the unsung Algerian heros. Thank you to the British Armed forces. The French and German resistance. And to those especially who fought against the Nazis without weapons. Who gave there lives so that we may live is a free world. love that is simply free is a wonderful thing - Sophie Scholl Es Lebe Die Freiheit long Live Freedom

@TommyDombek

10 жыл бұрын

I can't believe you're not thanking the soviets, who lost more than 22 million people fighting against the germans.

@alexemmerson58

10 жыл бұрын

Can't thank everyone when you only have 2 minutes on the clock. i do of course thank the Soviets for the lives they gave. but not exactly the practice that came in the months and years after the war

@saharicus

10 жыл бұрын

Tomás Dombek USSR was a beast. They lost 22 million people, but killed te same. Not only the Germans, but also Poles. Stalin and his government were killing also Russian people. We should thank the heroes, but they are not on the side of the Soviets. If you want to know more about the Soviets read about it what they did in Katyn, Kharkov, Starobilsk etc. Read about the murders on AK (Armia Krajowa) soldiers, who were under the Polish government-in-exile which is the most faithful allies of the U.S., Britain and France. Do not read russian sources, because they are full of pro-Soviet propaganda.

@NavalPorcupine

10 жыл бұрын

Soviet Union played one of the biggest part, which isn't talked about much due to the Cold War, the West trying not to praise them.

@alexemmerson58

10 жыл бұрын

I'm sure the west would be happy to blame Moscow for Chernobyl and the Americans getting the praise if they could for cleaning the waste up. When it comes to Western politics, British and American especially, i'm very sceptical and cynical about what i believe. remember, there is a LIE in beLIEve!

This piece always brings fresh tears to my eyes; thus is the point of a requiem, and yet... Both sides of my family have veterans who have since left us. My father's uncles, my mother's father -- all fought in WW2. My uncles, Steven, Gary, Fritz -- all in Desert Storm. My parents are both "unblooded" ReForGer veterans of the Cold War. I have never had to actively make the sacrifices they all did for the United States -- or the Free World -- I have only played at it as a reenactor of the American Civil War. I still cannot watch "Band of Brothers" or visit a veterans' memorial like The Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, or the Vietnam Wall, without tears threatening and a breath catching in my throat. Sadly, I am a dying breed. Too many HATE our soldiers, sailors, Marines and airmen. Our own government included. I wish it were the opposite. May this piece of music live on for a long time to come. May the dead rest... "whilst poppies grow in Flanders' fields, in Flanders' fields."

had watched the serie over dozen times.. it is the best among all war films.. CURAHEE!

I was going to read the lyrics aloud to my daughter, and I had to stop after "you never lived to see what you gave to me"--crying. Just like the miniseries, this is beautiful and powerful.

"when you go home tell them of us......."

I am totally impressed with this lady. Not only does she sing like an angel and beautiful, she also has a heart like Florence Nightingale. I found out she visited Afghanistan and Iraq numerous times to visit British Soldiers to lift their spirits. If only US soldiers can be so lucky.

This is the first time I've heard KATHERINE JENKINS sing. Yes,I've been under a rock. Absolutely a beautiful woman with the voice of an angel! She could sing her way through the phone book and I'd sit there enjoying every minute. I'm a fan!!!

Beautiful song - beautiful singer - beautifully sung...................

God bless 'em. Every one.

Who's cutting onions?

Thx to all soldiers who gave their lives for the freedom. All U.S troops who died in France and the other: my respects ! Bless you all

WE STAND ALONE TOGETHER

Requiem For A Soldier" You never lived to see What you gave to me One shining dream of hope and love Life and liberty With a host of brave unknown soldiers For your company, you will live forever Here in our memory In fields of sacrifice Heroes paid the price Young men who died for old men's wars Gone to paradise We are all one great band of brothers And one day you'll see we can live together When all the world is free I wish you'd lived to see All you gave to me Your shining dream of hope and love Life and liberty We are all one great band of brothers And one day you'll see - we can live together When all the world is free

@fatsamcastle

7 жыл бұрын

Sjak Ventieltjes Unknown? Those soldiers were brothers, fathers, sons, friends, enemies and lovers.

@sportschoice

7 жыл бұрын

its the lyric but refers to the cross marking a british soldier buried on the battlefield but not identified. British french and US have tombs in memory of all such soldiers and im sure many other countries do to. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Unknown_Warrior

great song, any1 who hasn't seen the series band of brothers, go watch it! best thing i've ever watched

The wonderful singer Katherine Jenkins from beautiful song. Great Film, "HONOR & GLORY" at generation of young men.

Amen Cruzer...Panama Ed, Nam class of '73, Marines

RIP all Americans who have fought and suffered wars of centurys and more...Thank you

@ShiftyDrums

9 жыл бұрын

aye dont forget the germans, british, soviets, and some other countries whos in the war :|

This requiem is deeply moving and is a befitting tribute to the soldiers of World War II and those of all wars modern and old who gave their lives on the battlefield.

For my friend Carroll Lancaster, WWII veteran. Gone, but not forgotten.

You did it. you made me cry...

What an incredible woman!!! Most beautiful woman with the most beautiful voice on the planet. I listen to some Katherine just about every day. Love this particular hairstyle on her.

@edmundcharles5278

5 жыл бұрын

No argument there! A great voice indeed!

I got to meet one of Jimmy Doolittle’s last raiders a few years ago. I asked him what motivated you? He said “I don’t think I knew, beyond that some bad people needed some real hurting.”

For my Father who was DDay+15, 103rd Timberwolves. Purple Heart Recipient, it wasn’t until after he passed in 95, I learned he spent 100 days in a Field Hospital in Belgium. I knew he had been shot, he never talked about the convalescence.

i've been in combat for the UN for 13 month.. the best and worst 13 month of my life. and THIS song gives me goosebumps all over my Body. honor those fallen 70 years ago.. so we could live in this world today with no more worries than and waste our time writinge useless and stupid comments with no other Point than harming others.

@danielboone5505

8 жыл бұрын

You don't honor those who have fought for freedom from oppression by fighting for a crooked, corrupt, God-hating organization like the UN. You think you're honoring those who have fallen when in truth you're working for the same type of men who cause those men to fall in the first place. Piss on your UN- we fight for the history and sovereignty of individual nations and this is how we honor those who died to defend that. Are you an American by chance? Man I hope you're not. I'd be embarrassed to see a US citizen proudly fighting for an anti-American international body like the UN. Good luck, champ. May Christ Jesus keep and bless you

@TM-zw2zf

8 жыл бұрын

sure waste your time fighting 3rd world countries you have never seen meaningful combat so you cant go comparing fucking around in Bosnia to on the d day beaches it only makes you appear weaker

@SkylordAh

8 жыл бұрын

Thomas McGee and where have you been?

@GS-zx1kk

7 жыл бұрын

i dont honor you organization should of fought for your country but i honor your position

@rchman100

7 жыл бұрын

Is there something meaningful in your comment ? Explain.............

so beautiful

There are no singular heroes, but there is a company of heroes here.

GODDAMN BEAUTIFUL!!!! Thank you to The Greatest Generation.

to all men and women of the u.s. military THANK AND GOD BLESS

@thefrostbitesk

9 жыл бұрын

ralph mccormick I think other men from other armies helped to win WW2 too :) Not only americans

@ralphmccormick1940

9 жыл бұрын

TheFrostbiteSK I didn't say ww2 I wrote my post to the us military and not to any particular war

@ShiftyDrums

9 жыл бұрын

and dont forget some other contries

From this day to the ending of the world, But we in it shall be rememberèd- We few, we happy few, we band of brothers; For he today that sheds his blood with me This is all soldiers not only in world wars

Totally off the scale, unbelievable voice, now, THAT is singing, I doubt anyone in the top 4000 of any music charts could hit those notes.

Who can listen and *not* be moved to tears?

that was beautiful!

As an American, I accept, and am flattered by your praise. Your post here is one of the most thoughtful and honorable tributes to our nation's sacrifice in Europe that could be written. As long as there are brave men like you wiling to sacrifice their lives for freedom, it will never perish!

beaufitul...just beautiful...you couldnt have chosen a better woman to sing such a wonderful song

you never lived to see what you gave me really sets the song straight away.

Amazing voice

what a wonderful voice she has....

Just so beautiful and a gorgeous voice to go with it............

To be sure : I am absolelutely against war and death and mayhem. But I will never never never accept that someone tramples on the graves off those many young lives lost in useless battles. We can only respect the sacrifie those young soldiers made . A big respectfull reminder to them

Such a beautiful sentiment. Free of human malignancy and speaks about genuine values which the soldiers of the Commonwealth and the States thought for. Liberty and freedom, only history could taint such a vision. Young men flying the colours of their country high, glistening with ideals and patriotism they go fight the wars of their country, for other generations to do it all over again. Will my generation experience total war ? I hope not, but fate is ferocious and violent.

A beautiful ballad about a time when America was strong from without and from within. God help us and forgive us for how far we've fallen and for what we've become. The days of the Greatest Generation are no more.

What an angel voice! This Requiem is so emotional😢

My father landed on Normandy and fought thru France, Holland, and Belgium into the Ardennes and Battle of the Bulge. He received the Belgian Croix de Guerre. He never talked about the war while I was growing up. When I joined the Navy, he then would talk to me, but not my siblings. This is a beautiful song but I couldn't understand a word she sang. Great voice, though.

Beautiful song and amazing salute to all those past and present who would hold the line against wrong doing. Just a shame tho that the rest of us squander their sacrifice and gifts by repeating the same stupid over and over, separated only by unsurmountable gulfs of a generation or less and our own hubris and arrogance.

Respect !

Spring on SKY in the UK - The Pacific made by the same gang who brought us the incredible and moving and touching BoB. Thanks for putting up this! x

as a citizen of a better world, can I just say to the children, grand children and maybe great grand children of whos relations fought and gave their lives in ww2 to give the future generations a freedom we now live and most take for granted. I see lonely elderly men and women who are alone and forgotten who gave their lives and risked their lives, so we have the life we now have. And for that,,, I thank you. I just want to say thank , Land, sea and air, you did it for us all,, and i thank you.

Dont forget The US Marines did alot too, just on the other end of the world

@Swearinbag

10 жыл бұрын

They walked through hell, i respect them more than the guys that were at Overlord.

@paulpham9140

9 жыл бұрын

Psh Of course Soldiers in world war 2 went through hell and back marines arent nothing compared to the paratroopers.

@JohnWaaayyne

9 жыл бұрын

Dave Strider lol

@lasseriks

9 жыл бұрын

U.S marines fought much longer against japanese than army etc. against germans?

@ShiftyDrums

9 жыл бұрын

the pacific aah

Grandfather, it is true that the war and was a hero? No, but I fought in a company of heroes

@nanamst435

8 жыл бұрын

+ANTONIO GUBELLINI Mike Ranney's letter to Winters

@antoniogubellini6414

8 жыл бұрын

Yes.

@hpygolkyone

6 жыл бұрын

Total misquote

wow have a round of applause for this amazing performance

Never forget all allies and axis soldiers fight for their own country, the world's future and honor! salute! Amen Rest In Paradise (bad english :p from Hong Kong) !