For whosever sheds his blood with me this day shall my brother be, be he ne'er so base....we few, we happy few. We band of brothers.
@user-ed2wq4wu8c4 күн бұрын
Great song but I can't understand but a few words she is singing .
@karenbednarczuk91009 күн бұрын
To my dad who fought in Northern Africa and Sicily in WWII who never liked to talk about what he saw or who he killed. Who lived to 93. My son now has his medals from the war and treasures them.
@Bruce-195611 күн бұрын
For my father RN 1940-1954 and his brothers also RN. My father was off shore during d-day, he never talked about his experience except with his friends also veterans. My father died in 1992 from MND. Sgt William Forester RAF KIA 1943.
@gasparocelloman985212 күн бұрын
15:10 😂 Oh god no, not the Lorrainers…sigh.
@markzunk857614 күн бұрын
In loving memory of my uncle, Pfc Harry Brown, G/501, 101st Airborne, KIA June 6, 1944.
@Eurovision32418 күн бұрын
Whinging idiot stay in morbid grey dull England
@davidcambra155423 күн бұрын
They gave up all their tomorrow's, for your today!!!!!
@Ridders-li7ct26 күн бұрын
Excellent very very good makes me feel very emotional
@fernandosantos4283Ай бұрын
Que nunca por vencidos se conheçam
@petemussoni9111Ай бұрын
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.
@sandragraham4130Ай бұрын
4:00
@sandragraham4130Ай бұрын
My uncle dragged the “big” gun from Normandy to Berlin. Patton had them go through one of the first camps to be librated. He had a mental collapse and developed a pronounced speech impairment.
@sandragraham4130Ай бұрын
No really understands WWII until they knew someone who survived. We all have scars in some form or another.
@kevoneill159Ай бұрын
My dad WWll veteran Joseph h O'Neill
@markzunk8576Ай бұрын
To my uncle, Pfc Harry Brown, KIA June 6, 1944. Never forget.
@user-ge1tp8qq7pАй бұрын
SOGOＯＤ
@evolvetrooperАй бұрын
Though we saw then as enemies they were humans just like us following orders not all were pure evil not all were monsters we fought ourselves we may never got too live the experience the horrors of ww2 but the men who did saw and did things to survive many are now long gone all we have is interviews and footage may they finally now rest in peace no more nightmares of the old war.
@777toogie12 ай бұрын
Thankyou for doing in 4K… so much clearer!
@hbsong99642 ай бұрын
Superb !
@andrewmarchman132 ай бұрын
1:01
@sirthames2 ай бұрын
When I go to bowling tournaments in Pa, I pass by the grave site of Major Richard "Dick" Winters. They put up a huge sign to show his burial place. They had a guard there for a while to monitor the traffic and keep idiots from doing something stupid like taking flowers or the whole head stone (don't laugh, someone will try it).
@melvyncarley80272 ай бұрын
To Dave who lost his father at the age of two god bless you for your comments no one can imagine his suffering
@stitch626aloha3 ай бұрын
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."
@RoyHobbs-pj5rw23 күн бұрын
Sorry, I don't hate our country, but I do hate our government. When our government has been turned against us, as it has under Obama and now Biden, it deserves to be hated. Screw all Leftists, who prosecute anti-American agendas, and all RINOs, who stand by picking their noses.
@Equate_The_Dissonance3 ай бұрын
R.I.P to my grandfather Robert ‘Bob’ Scotton, an RAF WWII veteran who passed away 2006
@alicewang53983 ай бұрын
Makes me cry everytime i head this😭
@arlenehensley67534 ай бұрын
Such Pain! My sister's grandson was killed Afghanistan on her birthday! It was a tough time! She grieved severely!
@DoctorMeatDic4 ай бұрын
Could have sworn I saw this live on Newsround in 1986. Turns out it was just 21 minutes before Newsround came on air. Funny how your memory plays tricks on you.
@bjrnheinfelt97774 ай бұрын
By voting Trump you are p.. on the heroes Who savede the world. Respect to the heroes.
@MarkM584 ай бұрын
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.
@leesylvester87134 ай бұрын
Ralph Sylvester Jr, KIA WW2 1944, a farm boy from Indiana USA @19 years
@ep0815984 ай бұрын
And to think there's a potential US presidential candidate, who AS president, SAID, these soldiers were LOSERS, WHAT WAS IN IT FOR THEM! NEVER AGAIN will such a TRAITOR soil this country's White House, with his evil and cowardly presence!
@bengrimari85114 ай бұрын
Magnifique interprétation !!! ❤
@sambee89824 ай бұрын
Have you got anymore footage of the news from this date? I'm mainly after the news story about the cancelled National Health Service Lottery because only part of it is in this video.
@donaldscott35715 ай бұрын
Beautiful, well done Katherine.
@normanocampo44665 ай бұрын
FOREVER Peace to ALL the fallen soldiers of the Allied and Axis, many young lives of both sides were CUT short by the war, if these young men could choose, they wouldn't want to go to war, but CIRCUMSTANCES force them to fulfill their duty
@shazanali6925 ай бұрын
Lets be serious this was super cringe
@dennisdench90095 ай бұрын
Beautiful voice, but her diction was such that it was difficult to understand the lyrics- which is a shame, because the words pay tribute to a generation of true heroes.
@Shepthebassman916 ай бұрын
I am no soldier but i know i want this played at my funeral! What a touching and blessing hymn-like song! So moving and emotional!
@bernarddiggins54046 ай бұрын
The book should be mandatory reading in all high schools across the US and Europe.
@dirkdoenvanv.81566 ай бұрын
AMAZING!!!!!! SO good!!!!!
@davidcambra15547 ай бұрын
To the men and women from WW II who taught a young boy lessons of life! The Veterans from W. A.& R. Ouellette Post 8502 Westport, Mass. and their wives! I am eternally grateful to you all and thankful everyday for being a part of my life! Always missed and loved and never forgotten!!!!!! Thank you God for putting them in my life! Amen
@janetgibbons7 ай бұрын
For my uncles, all brave WWII veterans ❤
@ulijohn16777 ай бұрын
wünderschön und sexy frau
@navalnationalguard5347 ай бұрын
Many made the ultimate sacrifice so that we could live like kings. GOD BLESS THEM ... ALWAYS ...
@windmilldoc7 ай бұрын
I would like to hear Adele sing this
@adrianpeart7 ай бұрын
Me & my older brother loved watching this. I was 16 & he was 18.
@DenMore17 ай бұрын
My father lived through the war. Get arrested by the Germans in 45 to dig trenches. Then the fighting strarted. He was afraid and scared to death. He always sayd to me to honour the guys who freed us (dutch) but not to hate the Germans because they did not know better. He hated the "heroes"who after the war were in the resistance. Rest in peace dad. I learned my lesson.
@vampsith7 ай бұрын
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.”
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I would be in tears in that crowd.
For whosever sheds his blood with me this day shall my brother be, be he ne'er so base....we few, we happy few. We band of brothers.
Great song but I can't understand but a few words she is singing .
To my dad who fought in Northern Africa and Sicily in WWII who never liked to talk about what he saw or who he killed. Who lived to 93. My son now has his medals from the war and treasures them.
For my father RN 1940-1954 and his brothers also RN. My father was off shore during d-day, he never talked about his experience except with his friends also veterans. My father died in 1992 from MND. Sgt William Forester RAF KIA 1943.
15:10 😂 Oh god no, not the Lorrainers…sigh.
In loving memory of my uncle, Pfc Harry Brown, G/501, 101st Airborne, KIA June 6, 1944.
Whinging idiot stay in morbid grey dull England
They gave up all their tomorrow's, for your today!!!!!
Excellent very very good makes me feel very emotional
Que nunca por vencidos se conheçam
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.
4:00
My uncle dragged the “big” gun from Normandy to Berlin. Patton had them go through one of the first camps to be librated. He had a mental collapse and developed a pronounced speech impairment.
No really understands WWII until they knew someone who survived. We all have scars in some form or another.
My dad WWll veteran Joseph h O'Neill
To my uncle, Pfc Harry Brown, KIA June 6, 1944. Never forget.
SOGOＯＤ
Though we saw then as enemies they were humans just like us following orders not all were pure evil not all were monsters we fought ourselves we may never got too live the experience the horrors of ww2 but the men who did saw and did things to survive many are now long gone all we have is interviews and footage may they finally now rest in peace no more nightmares of the old war.
Thankyou for doing in 4K… so much clearer!
Superb !
1:01
When I go to bowling tournaments in Pa, I pass by the grave site of Major Richard "Dick" Winters. They put up a huge sign to show his burial place. They had a guard there for a while to monitor the traffic and keep idiots from doing something stupid like taking flowers or the whole head stone (don't laugh, someone will try it).
To Dave who lost his father at the age of two god bless you for your comments no one can imagine his suffering
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."
Sorry, I don't hate our country, but I do hate our government. When our government has been turned against us, as it has under Obama and now Biden, it deserves to be hated. Screw all Leftists, who prosecute anti-American agendas, and all RINOs, who stand by picking their noses.
R.I.P to my grandfather Robert ‘Bob’ Scotton, an RAF WWII veteran who passed away 2006
Makes me cry everytime i head this😭
Such Pain! My sister's grandson was killed Afghanistan on her birthday! It was a tough time! She grieved severely!
Could have sworn I saw this live on Newsround in 1986. Turns out it was just 21 minutes before Newsround came on air. Funny how your memory plays tricks on you.
By voting Trump you are p.. on the heroes Who savede the world. Respect to the heroes.
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.
Ralph Sylvester Jr, KIA WW2 1944, a farm boy from Indiana USA @19 years
And to think there's a potential US presidential candidate, who AS president, SAID, these soldiers were LOSERS, WHAT WAS IN IT FOR THEM! NEVER AGAIN will such a TRAITOR soil this country's White House, with his evil and cowardly presence!
Magnifique interprétation !!! ❤
Have you got anymore footage of the news from this date? I'm mainly after the news story about the cancelled National Health Service Lottery because only part of it is in this video.
Beautiful, well done Katherine.
FOREVER Peace to ALL the fallen soldiers of the Allied and Axis, many young lives of both sides were CUT short by the war, if these young men could choose, they wouldn't want to go to war, but CIRCUMSTANCES force them to fulfill their duty
Lets be serious this was super cringe
Beautiful voice, but her diction was such that it was difficult to understand the lyrics- which is a shame, because the words pay tribute to a generation of true heroes.
I am no soldier but i know i want this played at my funeral! What a touching and blessing hymn-like song! So moving and emotional!
The book should be mandatory reading in all high schools across the US and Europe.
AMAZING!!!!!! SO good!!!!!
To the men and women from WW II who taught a young boy lessons of life! The Veterans from W. A.& R. Ouellette Post 8502 Westport, Mass. and their wives! I am eternally grateful to you all and thankful everyday for being a part of my life! Always missed and loved and never forgotten!!!!!! Thank you God for putting them in my life! Amen
For my uncles, all brave WWII veterans ❤
wünderschön und sexy frau
Many made the ultimate sacrifice so that we could live like kings. GOD BLESS THEM ... ALWAYS ...
I would like to hear Adele sing this
Me & my older brother loved watching this. I was 16 & he was 18.
My father lived through the war. Get arrested by the Germans in 45 to dig trenches. Then the fighting strarted. He was afraid and scared to death. He always sayd to me to honour the guys who freed us (dutch) but not to hate the Germans because they did not know better. He hated the "heroes"who after the war were in the resistance. Rest in peace dad. I learned my lesson.
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.”