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I didn't get a chance to talk to Colonel Blackledge but that notebook his father kept on POW/MIA status while he was captive might be of huge interest to DPAA. He is a retired Colonel and I believe his son is a retired MG so I assume they would have considered the impact that notebook might have. Just a fantastic presentation.

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Wow great video, thx for sharing. God Bless Mr. Myers!

My life lately has been PC technology confusion and constant workarounds. It's so frustrating. 100 years from now when historians look back at our computer problems they will throw their heads and laugh ...

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Terrible audio.m istening with ear buds on my morning walk, and lost plenty of his talk whenever a car passed. A shame; one of my faves.

I have been to the Sicily-Rome American Military Cemetery in Nettuno, Italy where many Tuskegee Airmen are buried. I would like to speak with Dr. Richardson, Mr. Payne, or Aaron Watkins about these soldiers. Have they ever been to Nettuno to the Cemetery? Do they know anything about these soldiers, buried overseas, who never came home? etc. etc.

Great talk, love the speaker, but the volume was REALLY low. I had to turn my TV speakers all the way up to the max to hear it.

Excellent. Thank you for Sharing

That rifle has become holy

This book I've re read dozens of times. It screams like a banshee, such clear concise writing like Gulag Archipelago but severely attenuated lol. It took me too long to finally look up who this man is.

Awesome presentation! I've never heard of the references and the quotes DDB gives that clarify the A-Bomb as the key reason for Hirohito's decision to surrender. Most historians will assert that the Russian invasion of Manchuria was what tipped the scales. Evidently, no so much.

No. I do not want to study your forehead, nor see your face - especially the glaring reflection of lights from your glasses. Show illustrations or photos pertinent to the text. Please.

My father was a veteran of the Battle of The Atlantic- he served on HMCS Moosejaw, HMCS Saskatoon and HMCS Huntsville. Huntsville got a shared kill of a U-Boat in the Irish Sea- dad was one of the men detailed to pick up evidence. Flotsam and body parts, mostly. There were important reasons as to why the Allied prevailed but the most important one was that the British knew that they were in the fight of their lives. The Germans were in the fight of their lives but failed to realise it at the high command. Dad told me a story about how his ship chased a U-Boat but the German outran them on the surface, which the crew found particularly frustrating.

The productive capacity of the uda in ww2 was unbelievable. Combined with the Canadian and British output, the Germans never had a hope.

Please Mr. Barrett you are ruining the ability of noodle armed armchair professors to prove how smart they are 80 years later in a way which wows gullible female college students in whose eyes he is a hero for proving to the world how evil the USA was compared to the gentle, lotus tea drinking cherry blossom appreciating peaceful Japanese of 1945

my father was a torpedoman on a baby flattop he was involved in the protection of the convoy cve-11 USS CARD

Another great program. Thank you.

" ... moral advancement ... "? 2 Peter 3:10 “But the day of the Lord will come as a thief in the night; in the which the heavens shall pass away with a great noise, and the elements shall melt with fervent heat, the earth also and the works that are therein shall be burned up.”

Very informative and interesting talk. Will be putting this book on my 'to read' list. Thank you for posting.

There goes my hero..

How can Omaha beach be compared to any American Landscape Battle; Gettysburg; or Bunker Hill? No way in a historical sense of time and position..Why apologize???

I am sure that this gentleman is well intentioned but if you google "Memoranda for the President: Japanese Feelers" you will find out that the Japanese had been trying to surrender since January 1945 and that the President knew it.

The sound is too low for me top hear at my age I wish you would redo tape ; my volume is topped out Sorry ...

The bomb(s) won the war, ended the war..............ended the daily and weekly deaths for all parties involved.

Me TOO! I just finished it, that why I back to hear him again.

Good book, i have this😮

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Enjoyable and informative. Some valuable perspective provided. Thanks for the lecture and thanks for posting.

It was a group effort. Unspoken, many escorts and landing craft were crewed by US Coast Guard sailors. Additionally, Merchant Marine sailors put their lives on the line every time they boarded an outbound ship. In my view, the war at sea was a determined effort to make marine insurance so expensive that trade would collapse. If Lloyd's, for instance, felt compelled to raise its rates beyond which that the carriers felt they could afford . . . the whole of the continent would have become an aggressive balance to the British Empire System so long in place. Napoleon's dream made reality.

One doesn't have "a beer" with Admiral Karl. For him, it's ersatz coffee and (drum roll please) Doenitz. I'll let myself out through the scuttling hatch.

I wish I had listened to this talk before watching Greyhound. I am 31 years old and have been a long time - avid consumer of WWII knowledge. Great presentation!

Thank you David for honoring and remembering our Fathers

Yes vert good thanks but allow to disagree on specifically on the contribution of the town class destroyers as they were a very welcome contribution a few of them sank a U-boat as well.

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Incredible, love it

Thank you from suburban Chicago.👍

Outstanding summary. I bought this excellent book.

In the Battle of Midway, who was responsible for the canceling of the Japanese recon flight to pearl harbor.

VOLUMN TOO LOW; TEADIOUS TO LISTEN TO.

A great book is " Bloody Winter ". By John M. Waters Jr.

United States Navy armed guard was not any form of police force. All merchant ships carried various-sized guns for self-defense during the the war. These guns were manned by navel Crews known as the armed guard.

I recommend the movie " The Cruel Sea ". A depiction of life on a Flower-class Corvette. It is a tour de force on the battle of the Atlantic. I agree it should be described as a campaign not a battle.

What a fantastic presentation and interview.

HMS Audacity was the first escort carrier.

Dr. Symonds is one of my favorite historians, but he should have mentioned that the escorts that defeated the U-boats were primarily British and Canadian.

As to the idea that Stalin "was not entirely wrong" about the Allies delivering insufficient supplies to the NAZIs and the War in the West was insufficient, it needs to be mentioned that for much of the first 2 years of the War, Stalin was a Hitler ally (1939-41). In addition, the reason that the Allies had a limited ability to open a Western Front was that Stalin had helped Hitler destroy the French Army (1940). As a NAZI ally, the Soviet Union delivered vast quantities of oil and other strategic materials to the NAZU war machine.

I would also recommend Ted Barris: BATTLE OF THE ATLANTIC: GAUNTLET TO VICTORY