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I’d like to hear how you compared these with Saga Warbands. Sure, the ones you covered seem more regimental/division level, versus the skirmish level for Saga, but would like to see your take on it.

I can't imagine watching that scene from epi 7 with the family...even knowing that Will Bill survived. (but damn that was a funny joke!)

When I was a little kid, one of my dad’s army friends spent the night. The following morning my brother and I were playing with his leg,it became one of my dad’s favorite stories, he started yelling for my dad, Frank! Get your god damn kids! They stole my leg! My dad was laughing his rear off. 😂. We grew up with great guys, they saw the world in a wonderful way.

Its honestly crazy to think that the major actually could've changed history at his finger tips if he chose to follow the mutiny route. This whole series would've never existed. Thats honestly blows my mind

On a lighter note, did Bill ever talk about the lady that gave him vd

oh, I'm excited to watch this as I got to spend time with british soldiers during a few d-day ceremonies over in Normandy and drink beer with them and just listen to their stories...some very funny, some horrifying...but boy those guys in their 80s and 90s (twice my age) drank me under the table every night and the next morning they were bright eyed and bushy tailed!

Thank You Bill Guarnere and everyone in his family, all of Easy Company and everyone ever that has served the cause of freedom and fought or supported those who fought sacrificed and died for us all.

Terrific inteview. Im an AF vet non combat but can listen to what these brave men did for our country, the sacrfices they made. God bless them and kerp them in our hearts. My father was a WW2 vet army in the medical corp. RIP wild Bill.

It is very important we remember and educate ourselves on these men. So we never allow it to happen again!

Thank you so much for this interview. Things like this bring some of the reality of what these guys did to coming generations. My father ...Van Bartechko [Bart] served in the Pacific on a repair ship, so he was in danger, but not combat. He didn't talk about it with us girls, but he did tell my husband...who just told me ''lt was bad''. Anyway...thanks again.

I met Wild Bill in December of 1992 at a V-BoB dinner in Philadelphia. I didn't really appreciate who I had met until I saw Band of Brothers.

There will never be a generation like that generation ❤

Quick production comment: you don't really need music during the interview, but the music was definitely too loud through much of it. Otherwise, this was great and thanks for the view of the con! And YES to the Moby Dick game.

The Greatest Generation indeed!

Thank You Bill.

hello from Toccoa,Ga we here allot about these hero's here..

My dad was at Peleliu and Okinawa. He got a full sword and a half sword. I have them both. Thank you so much for telling his story. My dad, like many, didn't talk about he war much they all did so much for us.

Anyone wants an autograph pic from Guarnere reach out to me

This really gave me a new persective on the movie. Love it. My grandfather served ETO Father inlaw the PTO. They never spoke of their time. They wept.

I like seeing the photos of where the fight was, And how it looks today

Who turned up the humidity?

God bless you guys and your fathers. So iconic.

The only time I ever saw tears in my grandfather’s eyes was when he finally started telling me about the war. Few in the family knew his story. He only told me once I had enlisted

When did your father lose his leg? Episode 7. 😆😂🤣

Is the guy center front wearing a British airbourne ballcap?

This was a great video, I was laughing and tearing up ,I'm from North Providence and I often think about George Luz and where he actually lived. I've been a life long Rhode Islander. Thank you for this and hopefully an answer. 👍

This was such a good video, thank you to both of your dad's, truly the emphasis of the greatest generation. ❤

What an absolutely amazing story to listen to. Your father was a true American Hero! That picture at the end was incredible as well!

As a boy and a teenager I got to hear stories from some ww2 veterans face to face and while I appreciated them then, how much more would I now and I wish I had a video record of it. Every soldier has a story, just as everyone in life has a story. The old timer who told me about his time in the pacific was my second favorite, the first being my grandfather and hearing about his time in the Berlin occupation force. He passed in 89. I only have images left in my mind of what they described. Thanks for the video record of this!

Remember at Christmas time always give him plastic plates :D

These men were the best of America.

Absolutely loath DBM so anything that is anything close to that can go F itself

i met wild bill when he drove to huntingdon pa to meet with high school history teachers. band of brothers was currently being shown. wild bill who drove the 200 miles to visit our high school was one of the nicest and most sincere people i ever met. as the son of a wwII vet i honor meeting him and hearing his story. thanks, wild bill. tim english

I'm in tears. Thank you for doing this gentlemen. The greatest generation. Heroes one and all.

Disability is not based on the rank you have.

When I was a young man serving in Germany in the 80s, we drove to Normandy in 1984 to March in a huge parade, and there were lots of speeches. I dont remember what anyone said, but I do remember how hot humid it was, and how my feet hurt after standing at Parade Rest for hours, and riding on a bus all day. I didnt get it then. War movies and shows of the time weren't very realistic and didnt really convey the experience of D-Day. To me, Normandy was a humid parade and a long bus ride. It wast until 'Saving Private Ryan' and 'Band of Brothers' came out that I could get a taste of their lived experiences. Im truly grateful to these brave men for their sacrifices and guts. May they all rest in peace.

So just started trying to look into what these table top games are all about as it's pretty confusing to learn that historicon I barely missed but learned fall in is also located in Lancaster and very interested in attending this year so videos showing what goes on is great

You think that’s a giant tank? Wait till you see the maus

Fighter's and their devotion to country and family

I love that print of Bill at the cemetery. I would love to have a copy of it.

Crazy to see how young he looks in his real picture. His actor looked so much older, but the real bill, you realize what a kid he was.

I don’t remember ever laughing through these scenes. People died. Bit disrespectful regardless if you’re their kin. I doubt Holts family refer to this scene as one they all know and love.

God Bless our Combat Veterans!

Hearing what Sobel's son said about him rings true. Some people change completely when they're put in a position of leadership, with the stress that goes along with it. When I was in the Navy, everyone in our division on the USS Saratoga thought the Master Chief Petty Officer of our division was a total a-hole, and he was. Later, I was put on a detachment at NAS Jax with that same Master Chief in charge of it, but there was no stress. He was a completely different person and one of the most likeable guys you could ever hope to meet.

1/327th ..... appreciate the great content... love my Boys from the 101st

Great work about great men.

i still get chills when soble walks in the room....man that guy did a great job

Thank you for this my grandfather served in WWII and Korea my heroes.

I live down the way from the veterans cemetery, next town over……and have a fair amount of family and friends there. They have this atm like computer setup at the visitor center and I was looking for a friend who I grew up with who’s name starts with an L and I just happened to see Georges name in the system and I had to do a double take but was able to visit his grave and pay my respects. It is a humbling place.

God bless them all! I just today learned that one of my customers who was a WW2 Veteran passed away. God Speed Gerald R. Messier of New Bedford Ma. There are so few left!