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Please, please, please make more with full movies attached! Please!?!

Apparently there was a ton of footage of the invasion but someone accidentally dropped the film in the water. That’s why we don’t have much and it’s all not too good

The message about D-Day was both good and bad. Good that it had happened, but bad if a family had sons in that theater of war. One of my late uncles was on Utah beach, but he landed much later that day (actually my wife just said that he could have landed a day or two later, but nobody today knows for sure. He would never talk about his war experiences) when that beach was somewhat under control by the Allies. Years ago my grandpa gave me their old AM radio (a huge piece of beautiful furniture) the radio from which the whole family learned about the D-Day landings. I rebuilt it and it sits in my living room to this day. It was the golden age of AM radio back then. People depended on radio for any and all outside info in those days. This was especially true for farms located away from cities and towns.

this is suicide when you're or your division is in the front line

This was a excellent classic movie but ❗️The geek who kept interrupting the movie was so Corney.❗️💯❗️

The first bulletins can also b heard if u do a google on historian Robert C Valentine and go to 1944 under menu. Excellent audio-visuals too. Award-winning website

Thanks for this. Lucky to have these recorded for history. Every American, voters especially, should thoughtfully listen.

I read an account by a Nazi machine gunner, placed on the cliffs of Omaha. He said, just as the light emerged a tiny bit at sunrise, he could see all across the horizon, as far as the eye could see: ships. Waves and waves and waves of Allied ships. And he said to himself, "at that very moment I knew this war was lost."

80th anniversary of the D Day

Can you imagine hearing this live when it happened?

And EVERY LAST ONE OF THEM was 100% Antifa.

Our greatest generation.

80 years. Just...wow...

Exactly 80 years ago. 06-06-2024. Glory to all those heroes.

80 years ago today! Truly the greatest generation!

Gives me chills.

Here for the 80th Anniversary of D-Day, 2024. It is amazing and just incredible to hear these bulletins.

It’s June 2024 and listening to this gives me goosebumps just knowing what was going to transpire and the sacrifices made by so many.

I now live in Bonita Springs, Florida and have so since 2006. I have Comcast. I am trying to find out what my cable system was back then. What was the name of this system back then?

I enjoy it ww2 radio 📻 its so interesting

sigh i was sad when we lost Channel 2 on our cable dial (ws in northeastern Canada). for some dumb reason, our local cable company wouldnt add Fox to the dial, and so a month into the switch (which i thought we were keeping) we were switched to Toledo 11.

My father was off the coast on a RN ship during the invasion.

Awesome. Thank you for creating this. I grew up with The Ghoul in Cleveland..

1st. Don't get what the 21st. Century image is, in 1969🤔!!??

This is kind of sad to watch. CBS buying WGPR-TV in Detroit and moving their programming there put an end to what made Channel 62 special and unique. Honestly though, I couldn't see an independent station WGPR-TV surviving in this day's TV climate. It was a different time back in the 70's, 80's and early 90's. Local TV still mattered to people.

I sold a car once and it had my Sir Graves Ghastly button in the glove box. To this day I still think about my Sir Graves button and how sad I am for losing it in the car sale. 😔😜

These are awesome. Sir Graves was an important influence on me, and I met him once as a kid and had a photograph (long gone). SGG got me into making my own horror videos and stories. Some of my earliest memories are watching him on weekend mornings. He pumped my mind with the horror juice, and I will forever thank him for it! It's great to see others enjoyed him so much too.

I loved Sir Graves as a kid.. I missed him. He was the best part of our week. Thank you!!!

I spoke with an elderly Dutch woman (in the 1980's) and asker her what she was thinking when she first heard about D-day. She said her emotions were going crazy. She and her husband were hiding 4 Jewish families and all four were discovered. Though they were all tortured none of them, not even the children gave them up.

I have never seen a full Sir Graves Ghastly presentation, so it's really wonderful seeing this incredible recreation. And for a rather good - and overlooked - Boris Karloff movie. Thanks for posting!

Thanks so much for this!! I grew up with Sir Graves Ghastly in the 60s in Rochester, Michigan. Absolutely LOVED it watching tv with my best friend on weekends with snacks & being scared together!! 🦇🎃😈❤🕸 Happy Halloween! 🍁💛🍂 Sir Graves parody of female singers were hysterical. The 2nd one is Mrs. Miller. We actually had a Mrs. Miller album. She was a funny phenomenon & a huge hit back then. 😅 This was a darned good Karloff & Lee movie too.

WTTG 5 in the Washington DC area showed Sir Graves on Saturday afternoons when I was in the third grade 1969-70. A typical fun Saturday included pancakes cooked by our dad, Saturday a.m. chores, tooling around the neighborhood on our stingray handlebar bikes, swimming at the Y, and Sir Graves late in the afternoon. His show aired at 4. I recall his commercial break guests the Blob and Tilly, who would often sing a bizarre campy song. Thanks for this !

Really appreciate the effort in making this feeling authentic. It's really the little things that matters.

Nice work

The beginning of the pushback of the axis powers and the liberation of Europe from the wicked nazis

Hi do you have any of the other episodes please thank you.

21:07 OH!!! What fresh hell have I just fallen in love with 😳😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂❤❤

When Colonel R. Ernest Dupuy goes quiet at 2:19 before reading the text of Communique #1, you can hear the BBC's John Snagge off mike introducing it for the BBC, and you can very faintly hear Dupuy in the in-studio recording of Snagge's broadcast at ruclips.net/video/mkI5osNOMaY/видео.html

Go to 20:16.if you dare.

I swear my phone is gathering information from my conversations. My coworkers are I talked about Sir Grave and Bill Kennedy a few days ago and what comes up in my suggestions?! 😊Thanks for the downloading.

79 years have past and it still gives one goosebumps to hear this announcement.

Boris Karloff and Christopher Lee.Just brilliant!

I started watching his show before I could even tell time. I knew it was time for his show to start when I heard the air raid system being tested every Saturday.

Heroes all. We'll never see anything like it again.

I watched SGG every Saturday as a kid from the 70s to the 80s. How I miss it!

It's amazing after 29 years, the BIG Detroit Affiliate Switchover was BIG NEWS then: WGPR became WWJ, and 62 becomes the NEW CBS affiliate, while 2 becomes a Fox affiliate after a brief stint on 50, then a UPN affilate, and 20 became a WB affiliate. Now fast forward to 2023, and there's news that 50 will pass the CW Baton to WADL Channel 38 later this year. How times have changed on Detroit Television then, and now with 38 as the soon-to-be, new CW and 50 soon-to-be the Former CW, in the words of the Propellerheads / Shirley Bassey hit...it's a little bit of history....repeating itself....AGAIN.

Like anything stemming from the U.S., the contribution of the Canadians who died (by percentage) more so than any other force there on D-day and still actually penetrated much farther inland before anybody else, has been absolutely ignored. It's pure American propaganda like all WWII movies. Disgusting.

Fuck fascism and right wing assholes everywhere…

Is it no wonder that this was truly The Greatest Generation !!?....

I wonder how many people heard this live. It would have been broadcasted somewhere between 1 and 3 am in New York and very few people would have been awake.