I came for the reaction videos but I'm staying for the lovely and kind man who just wants to learn and teach and make a positive impact on his community

I missed the notification, but thankfully JD posted a link. I got more screen time in yours than in JD's video 😆. Looking forward to the cleanup. Thanks for taking the time to record the camp museum. There were some things in there I had missed.

@VloggingThroughHistory

3 жыл бұрын

Working on the cleanup video right now! Should be live tomorrow. Did I see you were at his Gettysburg meetup?

@Wreckdiver59

3 жыл бұрын

@@VloggingThroughHistory I was. First time I had been to Gettysburg. I spent four days there and can't wait to go back.

@VloggingThroughHistory

3 жыл бұрын

@@Wreckdiver59 awesome. One of my all time favorite places to visit. I'm hoping to get back there soon before they close down Little Round Top.

not even a minute in, damn i want some chicfila now

Gotta love the new logo!

@ahhlewis_timelapses

3 жыл бұрын

same

KEEP YOUR HEAD UP MY G

The Watching Band of Brothers part reminded me of my time in the Bundeswehr, a couple of people me included had our basic Training in the Von Staufenberg Kaserne/Base, which had a Museum dedicated to von Staufenberg, after basic training we were transferred to our "Final Destination" the place was known for being the last you'll ever reach cause getting away from it is near impossible, but half a year after we arrived there we were told we should put on Formal uniform, we marched into the city to the Cinema and watched Operation Valkyrie with Tom Cruise.

Watching BoB for the first time about three years ago. Since then I have been searching and studying whatever came my way during WWII. I am so enthused with the subject describing the victories and defeats. The number of people who died, citizens and soldiers just because a hand full of others thought their ideas were better. I follow JD with every video he has produced, he's such a great and informative teacher. Today is the first time I have noticed you and will become a subscriber today. I don't want to miss ANYTHING. I am reading every book I come across from the soldier's view to getting the true word of what really happened as well as the dedication they had going through the strenuous basic training. We are lucky the location of the United States doesn't give enemies the chance to invade, and the fact we are the most powerful and most advanced armed forces on earth keeps massive and ongoing fighting off our shores. Being we are in the nuclear stage of time it will become more of a challenge. I just wish if world wars such as WWI and WWII come along we have citizens who will be as ready to fight as there were then. Jim "Pee Wee" Martin who was with the 506 is one of the few remaining men who fought in his group and until a few years ago toured everywhere he was asked, to spread the truth of what they went through during WWII. He will be 102 years old on April 29th of this month in 2022 just seven days from now. They are all just about gone and without the teachings, videos, and movies to keep them alive I'm afraid the true feelings of these brave men will discover as the smoke of a campfire does. God bless them all for helping us keep our freedom for many years. The link below is a lengthy one of Jim "Pee-Wee" Martin giving a speech of what he did and observed when WWII broke out speaking of his life before enlisting, during his training, and his time on D-Day and throughout the war, and later on in life. It's very interestingly told by a man of around 93+ years old. As I said, he will be 101 this time next week. kzread.info/dash/bejne/ZpqHpI-Iqse_mc4.html

@VloggingThroughHistory

2 жыл бұрын

You’re just in time. I’m headed to Europe next week to tour the battlefields of Easy Company with some of the actors from BoB. I’ll be recording a whole series of videos for the channel

@gordongordon4434

2 жыл бұрын

@@VloggingThroughHistory Thank you for the heads up. I will BOLO for the series of videos.

So cool seeing it from your point of view after watching JD's video. You guys did a great job with the cleanup. Thanks for this amazing video

That sweet tea filled ya up for half a day, though! Love your videos; keep doing your thing. Come back to the South soon, and I know you'd love B'ham, AL.

What amazing timing. Just finished watching Band Of Brothers for the first time last night and moving on to The Pacific this evening.

@Duczeee

3 жыл бұрын

Is it worth watching?

@Itsadoubleentendre

3 жыл бұрын

@@Duczeee Very much so.. I thought it was outstanding and I was never particularly drawn to military or war type movies.

@jackboyer4889

3 жыл бұрын

@@Duczeee BOB is the greatest mini-series ever put to television. Everyone one should watch it. Can’t recommend it enough

@jamiecopland6317

3 жыл бұрын

@@jackboyer4889 100% agree👍

That was a sweltering Tennessee day! I will contact you on discord with my personal email address. Please let me know if you would like to come down to Chattanooga again when you have more time to see the sights. My dad is an avid civil war historian and would love to meet with you and show you around.

Hey man, just wanted to pop in and show my appreciation for the work that you do. personally i love these videos where you visit historical sites, and take us along to just experience the history first hand. Your passion and love of history is absolutely contagious, and had made me even more of history buff than i already was, and made me appreciate our history more than ever before. i absolutely look forward to everything you have coming up (loving the ww1 stuff btw!), and everything you do to share your love of history!

Thanks for sharing! I can't believe the quality of the tour!

Fianlly, the long awaited tour. Thanks for posting!

Go, Evan!!!

Very Informative Video, hope you do more.

Cool! I just got back to the USA after three yrs in Belgium and I was able to go to Bastogne and walk thru the Bois Jacque, and in Normandy I peered over the fence at Brecourt Manor. I went thru the streets of Carenton and Ste Marie Eglise. Now maybe I'll head down from where I live in Va Beach to Georgia and check out Camp Toccoa. I'm USMC and my wife is Navy but we also respect what the Army did. I saw you in JD's video.

Really cool and interesting video. Keep up the amazing work

Awesome video man! Love these vlogs/video's!! 👍

Great content! Thanks for your videos, cheers from Argentina 🤗

Love these on location videos

Sleeping in a old military barracks had to be a load of fun. 😲

Wish i would of known i live in clayton 25 minutes away! Lol

Cool video, I'll have to go up there myself some time

Please react to "How Medieval Kings Would See Today" by Fire of Learning.

Great Video, i live in Germany but i wish to go to the Us and see all the nice History places, i love those Videos so much!

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5:51 - Is it only me that think it's wierd that they've got a statue of Napoleon in the base? 😅

@absoluteduck6376

3 жыл бұрын

he was average height for the time!!!

@TheMinipily

3 жыл бұрын

HEY! I'M AVERAGE HEIGHT FOR THE TIME YA JERK!

@Stor_InComing1513

3 жыл бұрын

xD

You da man Evan!!

hey you should check out the Tennessee valley railroad museum in Chattanooga

You got to watch BoB AT TOCCOA?! I'M SO JEALOUS! Good luck tomorrow! Three miles up, three miles down! Hi Ho silver!!!!!!!!

There are several POWs from WWll also from Italy next to the Germans

This was awesome view of how the camp looks today. I just watched BoB last year for the first time amazing. Also god-forbid if WW3 happens what place would be the next modern day Camp Toccoa? I do wonder how the generation of today would handle such a thing? I've heard many say that the people of today this generation have become so weak and disconnected🤔

Please continue the Napoleonic Wars serie by Epic History TV

Yessir

Can you do a video on the battle of Armada?

What did you think of the places you visited, but didn’t review. The Medal of Honor Heritage center was worth visiting. I live in Pennsylvania, but traveled to Chattanooga often for business.

Hey boys

Could you react to Monsieur Z’s “7 Ages of America and the presidents behind them”

Aye

I been there at the place at 2:45 and I said the tree stump kind of looked like a Canon. My mom said ok weirdo

Was the observatory closed on lookout mountain when you went?

@VloggingThroughHistory

2 жыл бұрын

Yes. But only because I was there too early in the morning.

Currahee!

So there's nothing really there anymore

@VloggingThroughHistory

2 жыл бұрын

There is much more there now than there was a few years ago, and they have plans for much more restoration work.

Great video....why don't you aim the camera at what your talking about, everybody has seen how pretty you are.