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  @user-lh1bh7uc8o2 күн бұрын

  I went into the Central State tunnels with a friend. The instant we went down the steps and entered a boiler room, loud metal banging noises started happening all around us. We shined our lights every direction that we heard it but, nothing was there. The boiler system was still there but, it was an abandoned building and not in use. The banging noise sounded like someone had a pipe in their hand and was circling around us and slamming a pipe against the boiler sytem. It banged extremely loud about 10 times. we went into the tunnel. We came to a room that looked like a bigger boiler room. After we passed there, I felt an extremely cold spot so I turned on my EVP recorder. I then said, I'm sorry you didnt get a proper burial. My friend had walked to the next doorway. He said, OMG! Theres somebody in here! OMG! He just picked up a pipe! He looks pissed! OMG, RUN! So, we both ran out. As we ran out the door, two guys dressed up in matching uniforms with some paranormal patches and ghost hunting gear were walking up. We didnt say anything and ran past them. We went to have a drink nearby. I said so what did you see? He said I think it was a homeless guy. He had on a WW2 jacket. He said he went over to some steps, went up a couple of steps, reached down, grabbed a pipe, squatted down, put the pipe across his legs, and looked at him like he wanted to kill him. I said, I'm surprised we didn't see his light before we got there. He said he didnt have a light. I said, it is pitch dark down there and debris all over the floors. How could he walk through there? He said now that you mention it, I didnt see his legs moving. It was like he was gliding. At that moment, he realized he had seen a ghost and had never believed in them before.

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  @joebudi51363 күн бұрын

  Incredible dudes!!

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  @wayward.philosopher4 күн бұрын

  The narrator has got to be @RealHorrorChannel !!

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  @kevinjachim23788 күн бұрын

  Could,nt get with the real Bobby and Al?

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  @FaheemKhan-cx6kb10 күн бұрын

  Apollo 20is the last mission on moon not 17

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  @HASAN875211 күн бұрын

  Such a bad fiction))).

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  @JosephDent-qd9ih13 күн бұрын

  Camp Smith Hi.

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  @ramonestana733813 күн бұрын

  Was hier verschwiegen wird, sind die zahllosen Vergewaltigungen japanischer Frauen und Mädchen dirch die Amis

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  @qwert_yuiop750614 күн бұрын

  This doesn't mention the MIS (Military Intelligence Service - linguists/translators/etc.) Mostly made up of 2nd generation Japanese Americans. their work was crucial in shortening/ending the pacific war as well as to the success of the occupation that followed. The man at 17:07 who is translating was probably an MIS member.

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  @Rob-15715 күн бұрын

  I love these old movies 👍🏻

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  @sigmaf18skidibi15 күн бұрын

  its not that complicated to google a b 29 bro

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  @ag35815 күн бұрын

  Many gave their lives in those islands many lost something fighting against countries that thought everything was theirs for the taking. My dad was my hero and because of Tarawa, Saipan, tinian and Okinawa he became our country's hero, a marine from the second div. Bless all who served all those men and women all of them a hero. They did their job they preserved the future for this great nation.

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  @UnknownUnknown-px5cg16 күн бұрын

  💯

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  @danr192016 күн бұрын

  We have two USA made Honda's in my garage. So I thing everything worked.

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  @philbyd17 күн бұрын

  I remember this series,what a murderous hellhole

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  @UnknownUnknown-px5cg16 күн бұрын

  Im watching it now, great minds think alike

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  @sulevisydanmaa998117 күн бұрын

  Dated propaganda. War is HELL. "Welcome" to NATO !!! 🇫🇮

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  @patrickcalabro871813 күн бұрын

  Thank God you straightened us out on that and your illuminating intellectualism. thank you 🚩🧑‍🎤🏁👩‍💼👩‍🎓

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  @user-du9ko1fj1h17 күн бұрын

  MacArthurs nose didnt look real in that one shot. Probably Gin Blossoms. Lol

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  @andybawn118 күн бұрын

  one thing you didn't learn was reconnaissance is paramount :(

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  @secondhandlyon260318 күн бұрын

  Colonel Sanders?

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  @joncox257219 күн бұрын

  Lol 5 engines!

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  @minhthunguyendang990020 күн бұрын

  Read William Manchester’s « American Caesar » Read it before seeing the distorted 📺 version made from the book.

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  @minhthunguyendang990020 күн бұрын

  Shameless fawning of the Navy top brass jockeying for POTUS Truman’s favors by choosing USS Missouri instead of USS Nevada & USS Enterprise, the ships the Japanese could not sink. Simply bekoz MO is President Truman’s Home State. Ugly blots on the US Navy top brass immaculately white uniforms, along with the callous & odious humiliating trial of US Navy Captain MacVay of USS Indianapolis.

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  @johnlangford390520 күн бұрын

  Actually, I thought they should add a third engine and wing panel to the B 26 Marauder. I have a thing for asymmetrical designs.

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  @jeromedavid794420 күн бұрын

  When Japan lost Abe it reminded me of Eygpt's loss of Anwar Sadat....two doves who were taken away too early by warhawks!!!

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  @joebudi513620 күн бұрын

  Who was the Colonel that got ashore and took command of the Marines the first night of D Day Tarawa?

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  @brucewood182720 күн бұрын

  The Colonel's name was Shoup.

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  @RetiredSailor6022 күн бұрын

  To those men on the ships, subs, and aircraft I SALUTE you! US Navy Sailor here

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  @nekonohige223 күн бұрын

  The US airplans shot whatever was moving on the ground, including children and even dogs and killed them.

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  @currentbatches620524 күн бұрын

  2:51 - Pronounced "Yokuska". 9:32 - There's much to dislike about Mac, but his handling of the occupation was his finest hour. 13:51 - Japan had not protected its shipping and needed to import food to avoid wide-spread starvation; there were no bottoms left to import food. Mac told congress he had just hung POW officers for starving US POWs, and the US had to do better. He got rice enough to quickly reduce starvation, if not hunger. 14:41 - The wife of a friend was a Navy wife in the occupation forces; she found appreciation for the US forces was far from universal. 15:49 - Hirohito and his associates were concerned regarding the possibility of a Commie take-over; the horrors of Stalin's rule being ignored as it was largely in Europe at the time. 16:14 - Wise, and broadcast the horrors of Commie rule in other places, also. Excellent 'footage' (and it was, at the time). Some obviously 'posed' but much 'found'.

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  @minhthunguyendang990019 күн бұрын

  Thank you for the extra information. Read William Manchester’s « American Caesar » Don’t judge the book by the distorted 📺 doc made from it. Mr. Manchester a Pacific War Marine veteran, has written one of the fairest biographies of MacArthur. One of the funniest passages of the book is related to Tass’ appreciation of MacArthur’s Liberation of Seoul. MacArthur shared with Julius Caesar the ungratefulness of the nations to whom they gave their best. It’s only the difference in customs that in the case of Douglas they used their 🐍 👅 instead of their 🔪 as they did with Julius.

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  @michaelrooks403024 күн бұрын

  Wondering if u Americans get taught history at school or are u all just brain washed in believing your own crap ...oh boy

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  @msrtinfarfan431625 күн бұрын

  Lee Marvin was also injured in Saipan . Semper Fi

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  @billmalone505025 күн бұрын

  It was American economic and industrial might that payed for and supplied the Allied war effort all over the world and American miltary power that took the fight to the Axis powers. Plus we rebuilt much of western and southern Europe after WW2 courtesy of the Marshall plan and we also rebuilt Japan after the war as well.

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  @michaelrooks403024 күн бұрын

  @billmalone5050 of course it was mate ...just like the first world war ..wait till the end and after all the commonwealth countries have been fighting from day one ...and America has been making millions selling arms and the axis countries are on the run...then come in and believe u won both wars single-handedly...u lot are all brain washed...ww1 joined 1917 ..we been fighting since 1914 ....ww2 joined December 1941 ...we been fighting since 1939 ...funny when u lot start a war u can never win it ...but u keep believing what u want mate ...the rest of the world is used to it

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  @RonaldReaganRocks126 күн бұрын

  FIRST!

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  @steveborn345526 күн бұрын

  AI generated thumbnail image of five engines. Pilot has 6 fingers on each hand. Co-pilot has 2 heads. Navigator has three eyes.....

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  @richardbanks562827 күн бұрын

  Don't forget China had a communist government a very evil government but the US saddled up the government of China anyway.

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  @raybarnes388828 күн бұрын

  after 3 mints of this film I felt so glad that America had won this war and the rest of the world did not have to be involved, I am shure we could not have been helpful in any way.

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  @michaelrooks403024 күн бұрын

  @raybarnes3888 lol😂😂😂..sarcasm yes

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  @ditto195828 күн бұрын

  A few years ago during EAA AirVenture I got to see not one, but two B-29’s, Doc and Fifi, fly over our house. It was quite a sight.

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  @altango987428 күн бұрын

  B29 con 5 motori? ah ah ah ah ah ah ah

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  @lomgshorts328 күн бұрын

  Yeah, there was never a 5 engine B-29. I flew in FiFi and it was a B-29 with FOUR engines, not five. CHANGE the thumbnail so it accurately depicts the CORRECT number of engines !!!!

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  @DaveSCameron29 күн бұрын

  ☘️👍

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  @TaffeyboyАй бұрын

  America’s secret weapon!

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  @anthonyeaton5153Ай бұрын

  On another forum there is a twin engine B29.

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  @anthonyeaton5153Ай бұрын

  If you look elsewhere you will find a FIVE engine B29.

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  @roadking99jokerst6029 күн бұрын

  It's for circular routes.

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  @jamiejones7325Ай бұрын

  China and Russia propaganda campaign ‘divide and conquer’ like financing sudden resurgence feminism emasculate west, now drum up old hatred’s.

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  @ernestimken6969Ай бұрын

  I never saw a two engine B-29, because there weren't any.

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  @michaelbyrnee9584Ай бұрын

  All you need to know about the veracity of this video is the 5-engined bomber in the thumbnail. Editing cannot get any more careless - and unconcerned - than this!

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  @JesseOaks-ef9xnАй бұрын

  My Dad saw the Franklin on it's way to Ulithi, he was on his way to Okinawa.

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  @pwood3850Ай бұрын

  My father served in the the Army of Occupation in Japan with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers from 1946 to 1947. His unit, the 43rd ECB worked on airfields and even levelled off some nearby high mountaintops near air bases to create better terrain clearances needed for more level less steep instrument approach procedure glidepaths into the airfields. My father remembered during his time there, he met many Japanese people, young and old including an uncalled upon kamakize pilot who, while friendly and respectful, was like most veterans still a very proud man. The uncalled kamakize pilot told my father it was nice to meet Americans but wanted to know how soon we were going home.

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  @minhthunguyendang990014 күн бұрын

  Was he in such a hurry to feel the russian boot on his neck ?

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  @DaveSCameronАй бұрын

  I was wondering why I hadn’t heard much about this huge Essex Class Aircraft Carrier but watching it go to sea only for it getting blown to bits each outing it’s clear now…

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  @treystephens6166Ай бұрын

  Should have just used an actual photograph of a B-29.

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  @jonschaefer1463Ай бұрын

  My dad was 20th, His bomber had a "p" on the tail.

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  @jonschaefer1463Ай бұрын

  Guam