Joking Soldier in 1918 - Restored Footage
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- Опубликовано: 5 окт 2023
- Restored footage from November 1918 of Pvt. James R. Beach, Col. E, 7th Engineers, jokingly wearing a hat in a variety of ways. Footage taken in Dun-sur-Meuse, France.
Footage frame rate increased, upscaled, and “colorized” by HistoryColored using AI technology.
Footage originally from: US National Archives
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Private James R Beach. Born in Iowa December 7th 1888. Died April 17th 1965 at the age of 76. He made it home safely!
Nossa!😢que bom que ele voltou pra casa e vivei bem né ❤
Eu naci em maio de 1966 eu sou a cara desta figura cera que ele sou eu?😮
Dziękuję, dobrze wiedzieć, że wrócił szczęśliwie do domu.
How do you know? 🤔
@@joseedmilson1410No
He just reached out and said hello from over a hundred years ago. What a spirit he has!
Поздоровался снял шляпу ворованную у мирного жителя и сидит смеется. Все как сейчас в Украине.
@@TeplovDome4mты контуженный наглухо чтоли?)
@@TeplovDome4mHow do you know that man stole the hat? Where you there? And if not where you there in Ukraine?
@@TeplovDome4m
Don't call him a thief, what is wrong with you?
Like he knew this footage would be seen in 2024 😂
He was missing his teeth, but he certainly wasn't missing his spirit.
Well it's because his mom is his cousin and he's got an iq of 20. So do you punk.
That is black liquorice. We use to do this as kids also in a bygone age.
@@OldieWanyou can see it at the back of his other teeth so I think he has got a few front ones missing. Show's strength to be able to keep your sense of humor under these circumstances.
I don't know what it is about these videos, but they touch my soul. Makes me want to call my parents and hug my wife and kids. We are all destined to become memories like the people we watch on the screen. Life is short. Fill it with love.
Прекрасный комментарий , я с Вами полностью согласен.
Don’t put it off and do it often for as these people who we are watching from a bygone era, so shall we become them!
What a beautiful comment.
The power of words when used majestically.
Sending you my love 💓 too.😊
@@chickonasportbike598shall we?
Sir or mam I am with you with tears in my eyes 😢he used what he had smile missing teeth and all he went thru on the battle field and still was trying to keep joy and happiness inside him for all to fill happy and smiles 😢God bless him and them all
his smile is so contagious, it’s crazy to think that even now, over 100 years later, he’s still making others smile- purely just by smiling himself.
The Beauty of it all
So , VERY true .He seems so VERY lovable.
I am smiling from ear to ear. ✌️❤️
Did a bullet got its way through his teeth? Lol
@@ExPraetorianGuard-dl1pz No disrespect to you whatsoever young man but folks lose their teeth. I actually lost all of my teeth from having children. Of course I do have beautiful dentures up and down which cost me a fortune. I was 32 when I had them all pulled. Not everybody can afford teeth and I'm sure this young man, My way of thinking was he got in a fight and somebody punched him in the mouth. Like I said though, no disrespect for your comment. It was kind of funny. ✌️❤️
Blows me away! If he knew back then, in 1918, that someone 106 years later, from 2024, would watch him, then i think he would be blown away as well. Absolutely unreal!!!
Он был бы счастлив,как и мы..
Это поразительно...
Well, he is being filmed so why not?
Imagine the peoples in 2100 watching the footage of Ukraine war and Israel war
You're right
Not that I'm a spokesman for our WWI ancestors, but a man in a trench in 1918 might not have liked being blown away.
Now, mildly amused.. Quite chuffed, perhaps?
I am a french teacher in a town near Dun-sur-Meuse, it is actually very eerie seeing a footage made there during WW1. The whole northern Meuse department is covered by military cemetaries, forts and trenches from the Great War and I feel men like him stayed as ghosts there.
I believe you
Hi from Vicenza,Italy. About 40 km from here, in the Alpes and Dolomites there was the front line during the Great war between Italy and Austria. A lot of cemetries in the mountains, forths and trenches, so many young men died for some km more or less for Italy. You can still find some remainings of soldiers and weapons under the earth. I also believe that some souls are still out there.
Bonjour. j'habite à Verdun et je partage votre sentiment. J'ai d'ailleurs une pièce impacté de l'époque et il y à encore du sang sec dessus. Parfois je pense apporter la pièce dans un laboratoire pour analyse et qui sais, je trouverai peut être l'emplacement du soldat s-il est mort au front ou c'est descendants...
THEN YOU DON'T KNOW CHRIST YESHUA
Absolutely wld be .
My great Uncle Arch is buried in a town called Cambrai France.
A soldier a long way from his homeland NZ .24 yrs old .
Beautifully looked after gravesides and even a museum there .
Thank you France for taking care of these brave men who knew not their fate, nor they wouldn't grow old or have a wife and family.
Nice to see they had some laughter amongst the sadness and horror .
THE ANZACS God Bless them and all who fought and died in that Great War
Your memories live on
I have no idea why im crying at this..
It's due to the heartbreaking realization that so many wonderful souls were put thru such torture. His spirit shines on, regardless of his circumstances. 😢
Smiling through the misery of war. Bless this man.
😢😢😢
Dio lo tenga en su gloria. Amén
Sometimes thats all you can do
Amen. A blessed heart he held. ❤
@@RobMaj7 Indeed he did.
He had no way of knowing how many would be smiling back.
❤
Eu sorri e ele sequer soube...😢
This comment almost made me cry 🥹
@@Marsonpika 🥹❤️
Wow that’s beautiful
Я улыбнулась!))) (
People weren't afraid of their looks so much back then. I wish people were still like this today. Seems so much more confident.
Because a lot of people had teeth like him then.
@mikepeterson7175 what teeth? He probably lost them in a bayonet charge.
To a certain extent, I agree. The amount of people who get unnecessary plastic surgery nowadays is ridiculous. You can thank social media for that. But then of course, you also have the delusional body positivity people who completely contradict that trend and have instead embraced total apathy regarding their appearances. Ironically, social media is to blame for that as well.
My Grandfather 🧓 was in World War One ...... Born June 14th 1900 .... He died in 1960 ... I was 7 years old .... Rest in peace Grandpa... Love ❤️ you and miss you 😢
Even tho he has no front teeth, he still has a beautiful smile, it radiates happiness ❤
He has front teeth
He blacked them out. He is a jokester?!
Tadinho do amiguinho humilde ele está muito Alegre 👮👍🇧🇷
É uma fita
This may have been post Armistice, in which case his happiness is entirely understandable
I love how he doesn't give a single shit about his missing teeth!
What a character!
We all have missing teeth lol
In diesem Moment ein glücklicher Mensch 🙏
His teeth aren’t really missing lol. (Hint) Joking soldier.
I know what a legend. I’m missing one of my front teeth and I hate it.
“Man’s worst invention was the mirror”
What a beautiful spirit this man possessed, regardless of the horrors of war cast upon him...a true testament to the human spirit. Your choice of music compliments this moment frozen in immortality. R.I.P.
A smile from a person that is over 100 years old still gives impact! Amazing!
Peace to your soul brother.
People who died for France now there's full of muslims
Peace to your soul too brother ❤
Rip to you brein bro.. AI make shit in your head
@@ABChardkorunosicielwhat are you talking about? This isn’t ai..
Me: google Gay toothless corn
Sometimes at the darkest hour, the only thing we can do is smile
Pack up your troubles in your old kit bag, and smile, smile, smile!
Idiots it's happening now turn on the TV... FFS invented for your type
Big smile, sad eyes.
Me encantó tu comentario..me.hizo alegrar
I Saw Pain....
My grandfather was in World War 1- and fought at Vimy Ridge. He survived after getting mustard gassed and spent 9 months in hospital before coming home to Ontario Canada. Lived to 1970 and is buried in Kamloops British Columbia
Tenho pena das pessoas que vão para a guerra, vão lutar em vão, sem motivo, perdem a vida por gosto de políticos.
Se meu país entrasse em guerra rumo me negaria de lutar .
Paz é o que eu desejo , o que não existe no mundo. No mundo só hipocrisia.
It’s unimaginable the value these videos have, it’s like bringing back to life these people
I love that smile of his through the darkest of times theres always a little bit if light
By November of 1918 the light was growing quickly.. much more to smile about! (future dark clouds notwithstanding..)
Gotta laugh instead of cry.
Ano a dokázal to a přežil toto peklo
WW1 was over when this was filmed, that's why he is so happy
I THOUGHT HE WAS SO HAPPY BECAUSE THE WAR WAS OVER AND HE IS IN ONE PIECE... .
Happy to be alive. This picture is the definition of grateful
He won’t be laughing now
@@Coneman3 After Trump destroyed America? Hell no.
@@Trump4prisonxxxthat was the child sniffer pal
hu??? u mean biden lol @@Trump4prisonxxx
@@SAMMYJR00777 loser. Someone wants to have racism and anarchy back with Trump
Mr. Breach lived a life that transversed so much; A culmination of events that would be hard to ever imagine without but brought us to here now.
Born in 1888 he likely road horses to commute, used an outhouse in the back yard for the restoom, read by candle light after dark. As a young man he saw rudimentary airplanes take to the skies, Houses bagan to become electrified, bathroom moved inside with plumbing, Gas cars took to the streets, roads paved, WWI, WWII et al, atomic energy discovered, released, harnessed, aircraft grew bigger and bigger until the modern commercial jets took to the skies, Humans took to space and orbited the planet. What a life to see all that.
So much change. I am sure he enjoyed his journey from 1888 to 1965. Just look at that smile!
Making the most of a horrific situation.
God bless his Soul.
Rest in peace my brother in Christ. Your smile and humor has lit up the world of past. Hoping your life was lived out to the fullest.
Life after the war was a fight for survival..."living life to the fullest"...youre way too privileged to even think about what he has gone through...
@@maurizioarrivabene8182 Your guess is as good as mine. I'm hoping he lived it out to the fullest. My great grandpa was in the first world war in Europe. He came back with a bullet in his back. They kept it in until he died at the age of 81 yrs old. So he lived out his life to the fullest. He had 4 kids, a small farm and lots of animals. I was told he was a happy man.
A brave man :)
@@maurizioarrivabene8182 lol I do know.part of what my great grandfather was in he's 96 now and had lived to his fullest and still kicking he's a great man and very inspiring to me I love him even tho he can barely hear me 😢😊 forgot to say he was in ww2 maybe not I the worst of it but part of it
Sehr schöner Kommentar 😢
Man, I love this guy. He had no idea at that very moment, that we would all be watching him today, all of us smiling ❤
Verdade moça, estou emocionado daqui do Nordeste do Brasil.
Can you imagine? He wouldn't believe it, nor today's world....
❤🥲💞
"We're going to record you so that countless people maybe hundreds of years from now will still be able to watch you."
-the cameraman as he set up the camera
His teeth are missing. That’s a horrible smile.
My grandad fought in South of France. He saw heavy action that hurt his gentle soul. May he receive my love and appreciation for his sacrifice ❤️
The fact he could be that cheerful and smile after such a horrendous waste of life. His uniform is dirty it seems, or perhaps it’s just the quality of the camera, but it would suggest at least some time in the trenches. What a testament to human resolve. God Bless you James Breach.
He died April 1965 at the age of 76 and was buried at Fort Rosecrans National Cemetery in San Diego, California. His plot number is A-F, 281
C est formidable il a traversé une partie du siècle. Il est très touchant son sourire nous rend heureux
About a 20 minute drive from me. If I wanted to, I could watch this video while standing over his grave. That would be really weird.
@@AdversaryOne I think it'd be kinda cool but sad
@@AdversaryOneit would be like taking a walk back in time. Sounds cool. I’m sure he would appreciate you paying your respects. 😊
That is awesome that we can see this guy in his prime serving his country 100 years ago, and you could provide his burial information, this is why I love RUclips.
Thank you for the information I may never get out there but it's just awesome to know that you can be connected to that type of history.
You can tell he has lived a very joyful life despite his circumstances. RIP to the forever young.
Exactly! Hope he made it home, ! 🙏🏻🥂💕
👍 Agree! ❤ and Thank You, For Your Service! Lori Sue 💓
He died same year in war.
@@DeepakJindal07 how do you know? What was his name?
@@judytripp2914 *Yea that's something random. I've seen people say stuff like that on old videos like this to get likes. If they knew that info, they would have said so already. I'd be interested to know as well and hope it's not for likes 😅*
There is just something so incredibly beautiful and compelling in seeing all of these moments in time which have long passed be presented in a way that resembles this very passing moment. Something about people from so long ago who lived in a world far different than our own, yet who seem to be living the same way that we are now. Same as it ever was.
Legend has it that he is still sitting in that very same spot today still smiling
Wow.... If only he could have known he made someone smile 105 years later, on a device he couldn't even imagine in his wildest dreams.
Thank you, whoever you were. I'm sure you have a modern family representative walking the earth, who may even see this, and not know are their relative.
😢
How do you know how wild his dreams were?
I wonder if he posted this on instagram after it was taken
@U.R.2.H dude, the OP said "widest dreams" not "wildest." But to your response, you know they were down right wild.
@@U.R.2.Hrandom response to a beautiful comment mate
Bro died without even realising that he is actually immortal.😢💐
INMORTAL SOLO ES LA MUERTE
🌿❤️🌿Amen!🌿😇🙏🌿
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤@@user-kr7sf9uh1i
Uh fam inni 😂
No they understood cameras just like we do.
A month after two of my great uncles were KIA in France during WW1. Two of their brothers survived and returned home. One of the surviving brothers was shot in the leg in France, got medical treatment in London, returned to the front line, then was released due to injury).
It is incredible how they even got the man's name. These type of treasures must be kept for eternity.
Rest in Paradise James R. Breach. Thank you for putting a smile on our faces 100 years later. Thank you to the content creator for making these videos. ❤
He actually died from sickness during the war
@Not_A_Dumb_Leftist yes, I looked at some record and it said he died in 1918 from a war related sickneds
Lo has dicho maravillosamente. Hasta antes de esas dos espantosas guerras sonreían con la mirada del alma. ❤
Ja das ist wahr ❤❤❤
Ich hoffe, da wo er ist braucht er nicht so leiden
Echt Sympathisch, soviel Frohsinn nach dem ganzen Leid
Ein Held
@@elsedietrich9792erweise doch unseren gefallenen Soldaten eine Ehre. Es ist ja einfach nur traurig das zu lesen
Rest in Piece James R Beach. Your memory is still alive today over 100 years later.
Hes probably watching from heaven , smiling even bigger
Just 10 years earlier his mom and dad were still picking him up, giving him hugs and kisses thinking of all the things he might become in life.
We may not know much about him except that he had a childlike joy to him and will remember him for his smile throughout the ages.
Eso mismo. Inocencia en medio del horror de la Gran Guerra
Seems like the comedy team L&H yes his smile happy and sad but making the most of what he had fighting in a war… Joker solider
@@BarB2-90NineHe wasn't fighting in a war here. He was likely drunk celebrating the war ending.
He could well have been in the middle of a psychotic breakdown here, he looks almost detached from reality, anyone would be after experiencing the unrelenting horror of ww1
umm he was a child lol
Still the Brightest Smile
Nah homie looked like he had a haunted hallway for a mouth 💀
@@SupremeOraclethats so funny haha.
Yes you can tell he’s an idiot
@@SupremeOracle 😑
Broken fence smile
he's smiling at us and we're smiling at him
This shows the resilience of the human soul.
You can feel his comical existence just from watching him and his demeanor. Must of been so fun to be friends with. Touches my heart.❤
👍🏻
Same !
And lived during two world wars and a depression. Says so much about his character in depth.
He is now immortalised , I hope he lived a long and happy life whoever he was
Pvt James Peach.
You burn people and trees, not even children are spared by the fire of your internationally banned missiles in Gaza, and you call for humanity and compassion.
@Westyrulz brother it's in the video pvt. James R Beach lol
@@Epimetheus__ I know I was answering @pvChrists-Bond.Servant question.
He was a French soldier in 1918 so it's probably safe to say he went through some additional troubles after this .....
Times were tough but still knew how to crack a smile man
This makes me want to cry for him, fought for absolutely nothing.
freedom aint free buddy.. take your head out of your behind
Hope you know the happy smile you gave that day is forever. Thank you eternaly.
Nice to see something wholesome in a hard time
I agree! At least he had a little moment of happiness
Definitely
@@hulaholeToday people have everything and are always sad, stressed, depressed, avid with an ork soul. The consequence of consumerism and lack of tradition.
While back then people was happy with alot less.
@@tairo1092people in villages today are still a lot happier than consumer-driven cities in the West. Also a much bigger sense of community where in contrast there is none downtown.
Agreed
He seems like the kind of man you'd want as a friend
you can have him as friend now too
@@F_antomas He's dead! How can he be a friend now?
@@terrypackard1374 😆
I love how he smiles at the camera
He make me smile🙂
Over 100 years later, and his smile, still lights up a room rest well.
Oh my goodness that is so true!❤
Poor guy looked so young but was missing his front teeth. But he was still so happy and clowned around for the camera. He made me smile, too.
Dentistry wasn't available to many of the poorer population
I think he had his two front teeth blackened out!
@@herberthouston1776I see it now
@@jillijane9793она для вас и сейчас недоступна , потому что вы всю жизнь платите за все услуги , это только в СССР всё бесплатно было и сейчас в России почти всё бесплатно
He had to much to drink
Reminds me so much of my Maternal Grandfather, who served during the WWII Era, that I had to do a double + take. My Grandfather had donned a hat like this at his oldest son's wedding & had the biggest smile on his face. He was the most precious man! Bless our soldiers, always!!
If only he would have known his funny character caught on a random video would reach us over a 100 years later and we’d get to smile with him.
It’s a serious mind trip..
He has been through a lot more than most of us and he still smiles. A strong man indeed
And now people kill themselves over girlfriends
U dnt ev3n kno me cuz
@@StaticXtreme444bro shut up😭😭😭
@@StaticXtreme444this man has been through hell and back half his brothers and friends probably died on the battlefield. Your problems are minor compared with what he went through I bet if he could’ve he would have jumped into ur shoes without a second thought
@leonpritchard2835 you don't even know me or what problems I have. My initial comment was a joke but in all seriousness, you have no idea who the person in the video is, what they went through or what their life was like. And the original commenter doesnt know me, or anyone else they were saying that about so it just sounds completely idiotic to base anything about anyone on a clip that is 10 seconds long. For all you know, this guy could have been in the war for 6 months followed by a life or luxury and someone in the comments could be battling cancer. My point is, the original comment is just gobbledygook nonsense speak. Stfu
This man smiles through hardship.. now days we have it so easy yet many of us cant even seem to smile once during the day.. times have changed -.-
Sie haben so Recht, so gefrustet, die Menschen..... Ich bin krank, aber mein tägliches Lächeln, verbietet mir.... schafft keiner! Schönen Tag noch 🤗🙋♀️
Modern convenience becomes inconvenient in the long run. If you allow it, but yes, we can't do half the stuff they did. It have many laying in bed the entire next day.
It was just as convenient yesterday as it is today. People lived good back then as well because of what their lives evolved around. Like today's world. Sex,money,drugs, violence. That's what life is to some.others try to make more out of life. Some don't care about what's after this life
El mal que tenemos hoy en dia es Internet y la globalización,no durará mucho la paz .
I know but right now i never been so worried about makor conflicts starting in many places. All the pieces seem to be in place for it. The generations that lived through these hard years of 20th century are mostly gone. Most of thise left were too young to have fought. The era of having leaders who knew the importance of international relations and geo political power is gone and im afraid dark times are coming back :(
I hope im wrong but if not then we will look back on the days we didn’t smile with envy as we will not have complacency anymore
Nothing brings me worse pain than seeing a bright soul like this and knowing they're no longer with us.
Smiling through the pain....😢
Pvt. JAMES R. BEACH. His name is in the description but really should be in the title!
I mean it was kinda in the middle of the screen
@@ChristmasInOctober. it was but blink and you would miss it🤣 the film is about him after all 👍
@@GramophonicReevolution I'm just sayin
@@ChristmasInOctober. and I'm just agreeing 👍😎
@@GramophonicReevolution ik man, no hate😎
As a former soldier myself, this affected me greatly. To maintain that smile and playfullness after war is truly inspiring.
It's a quality unique to a very specific combination of morphine and complex PTSD.
Don't worry hundred years from now you be making someone else smile 😁
❤
Just madness
Booze...helps
Crazy to think that this man once lived a life completely separate from ours and has already passed away.
Love This!! I Can See The Stress of War on His Face..Young Man looks older Than He Should...Glad He Made it Home..My Great Grandpa Served in France During WW1..He Obviously Made it Home as well..These Colorized Films From Back in The Past Really Fascinates Me
Wow...nearly cried....too endure such hardship...and still manage to smile and laugh....
We really dont know were born today
God bless his soul...x
And today we have to pay comedians to make us laugh🥹
Same. All of these old videos kinda choke me up.
@@handsomeX😞😞😞😟😟😟💕💕💕
Lol no need to be so over dramatic. Crying because someone is being silly with a hat. Can't laugh "unless you pay comedians". How do you guys live? Comedians, jesters, entertainers... Fun, have always been a thing since language was understood (whatever the situation is). Y'all would be absolutely undependable 50 years ago, forget 100 😂
Fe mi estimado
He was born in Dec 1888 and died in Apr 1965. He was even veteran listed in WW2 but obviously never called. He had a long and eventful life and was obviously a very strong and happy character as we can see here.
Pourriez vous nous révéler son identité,ou au moins son prénom pour qu'il ne reste pas l'inconnu au sourire ?
Thank you.
Sources
God have his soul.❤
I dont think so. He would have been past 30 to enlist duriing WW 2....theres an age limit
He looks so young but according to comments was 30
Beautiful man.
Blessed is his memory.❤❤
He had absolutely nothing during the war, except pure happiness that he was still alive and breathing!
Beautiful to see this. Back then people were so very much different. They had something we today have missing.
Oui l honneur et le respect
We are missing simplicity and purity.
Much more of missing behavior could be added too.
In those days, they produced men of character.
Scabies ?
@@bltn7469
What does it mean ?
I m French
@@phil-good scabies are mites living under your skin by digging burrows, making it unbearably itchy. If they are untreated, they may lead to serious health problems
First thing my six year old son said was "he's a happy man! Lets give him a like and subscribe!" ❤
He looks like a 19 year old kid, just smiling away.
You just can't help it but smile with him. Such joyous, vibrant soul from bygone times.
He looks like he has a kind soul. Despite all he's been through, he tries to stay positive. ❤😊
The first world war. Yeah , they went through it
Lol 🤦🏻♂️😆
He has a kind soul? Seriously, what does that mean? Other than just saying it. A soul doesn't exist . People use words that don't mean anything. Like the word unbelievable. How can something be unbelievable if it's literally usually in your view?? Words have meaning. People use these words with no connection to anything meaning ful. Ridiculous.
@@user-qs4uk7ip3ftake your meds
@@user-qs4uk7ip3fAutistic much?
Rest in peace sir Thank You for your service 🙏
"We've seen some shit, huh James" "Ah, that's nothing, gimme a hat."
Dam little did he know he would last forever on some magic box that holds information and images which anyone can access across the world.
We salute you sir.
It’s crazy how much can change over the course of 100 years
He probably knew, they weren't stupid.
Брат это лучший комментарий ❤
He didn't care.
No one cared about that back then, unlike today where everyone is obsessed with their own image.
What those guys went through. Huge respect.
Rest in peace grandpa Louis
It's because European greed
@@NoOne-tg9tk Because Jewish greed. Nobody else wanted the war.
@@NoOne-tg9tkwhat is? WW1?
@@mcmc1863 yup
@@NoOne-tg9tk you know why it started?
Think about it: in a war and no teeth, but still smiling like he won the lottery....
We can learn from this beautiful soul
Жизнь была тяжелее , но люди были добрее , отзывчивее и больше улыбались- парадоксально !
Оставаться человеком с такой улыбкой в тех обстоятельствах, пример для многих и теперь. Спасибо, солдат.
Verdade a imagem é o retrato real daquela vida....
Attitude is everything in life
EJEMPLO DE ALMA EN ESOS TIEMPOS TAN DUROS SONREIR Q ESPÍRITU MAS HERMOSO.
С какой такой ?)) По улыбке видно, что она психически подвинута ..
Это тот самый: серьезно? -да серьезно! А ты не верил, нет?😅
This made me cry. I thought of my uncle who served in the Great War to end all wars, World War 1, never happened. I was just a little boy as I sat has his feet while he read newspapers. He fought in the battle of the Somme. His war injuries shortened his life, but I never forget even though I was eight years old, and now 76 yrs. God Bless Pvt. James R Beach, rest in eternal peace, and hope your life was good to the end.
I thought of my grandmother, born in 1912, so smart she graduated at age 16, only to marry a man 10 years older and begin farming...had her 1st child in a log cabin, 2nd child in a farmhouse w no electricity, and finally my mother in Gardena, CA, in the mid 40s, leaving farming behind. My uncle, the eldest, was 18 yrs older than my mom and lived thru the depression to become wildly successful, 3 homes and a plane, a travel writer w his wife. He also wrote about cars and airplanes as an expert in his field; previously was a print model, a bit actor, as a young man. My grandmother, and her children, were beautiful.
But she got sick in the 60s and my grandfather didn't like to waste money on doctors. She died of breast cancer at 55, 10 yrs before I was born.
I would love so much to have a video like this to show my mom.
God bless your uncle....the Somme and permanent injuries. I can't imagine.
Thanks for sharing this.
Esse soldado nunca imaginaria que estariamos aqui 105 anos depois assitindo-o.
And on our cell phones at that !!
Adoro este tipo de imagem 😂😂😂
Y en tos los rincones del mundo
Yes exactly
Mmm. No. No tiene lógica tu reflexión porq. Debería imaginarlo?
That smile is priceless! The footage is incredible.
Thank you for sharing this.
🌹🌹🌹👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼🙏🙏🙏🕊🕊🕊
I really needed that smile!!! Thank you sir. Rest in paradise ❤😊
That was a young man back then, maybe in his late 20s. His generation went through so much. The Trench War, if you don't get kill by artillery, you get gas, or influenza, typhoid, trench food, trench fever, malaria, or a German sniper shoot you. Then they came back home with no benefits, or jobs. Then the Great Depression hit. A lot of them, went from bad to worse. Those poor souls didn't get a break. Perhaps that's why they called them, "The Greatest Generation!" And they deserve to be call that my friends. Because they surely earn it. 👏👏👏
I’m deployed right now and this made me cry almost, it’s the little things that echo through time.
Where ya at? Stay safe!
Jak ty się rozpłakałeś to z ciebie dupa, a nie żołnierz. Chroń Boże od zniewieściałych "żołnierzy", którzy beczą z byle powodu
Best b wishes from Maine my friend. Be strong and safe
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Invite Jesus into your heart so that you are prepared in this life and the next. Prayers sent may The Lord Jesus Almighty bless you.
Hard times make strong broken men.
Good time make weak gay men
Stupid men create hard times and hard times create poverty and wars, not strong men but wise people who eliminate poverty with hard work.....
Nobody who lived in poverty and violence wants that for their children.
You shouldn't romanticize the poverty and violence
@@fitito500Ditto!
Good old ignorant comments back at it again.
No front teeth but yet one of the brightest smiles I ever saw. I don't know why but this guy looks so innocent to me. Maybe it was just an innocent time. Regardless he looks like he has not a care in the word. Just having a good time in a good place.
God bless you Private James R. Beach. Thank you for the sacrifices you've made. Thank you for your service to our country and thank you for my freedom.
He didn’t really fight for our freedom. The Germans weren’t after us.
Lovely smile. RIP and thank you for your service😇
Yes stew, great line but sad. Hope he is in heaven.
He seemed like a nice guy.
Real talk it's far from lovely 😂 half his teeth are missing 😅
For his land white land
Take a look at the world today...winners🤷♂️
"Seek Higher"🙋♂️💛
Я бы хотела попасть в прошлое, чтобы увидеть своих предков, побыть с ними мгновение, прожить с ними бесценные минуты.
Yes, yes exactly, well said thank you
I would like to know my ancestors.
Maybe one day you will 🙏
Wouldn't that just be so amazing!?
You are the product of your ancestors hard work and willingness to survive. Never forget that and make sure to pass it on. Why else are we here if not to procreate and honor our G-d and our ancestors hardwork
My grandfather served in WW1 with the French Foreign Legion, although he was from Indiana. He brought home souvenirs from the battlefield which were in the attic of his garage ( helmet, grenade, knives, etc). He lived to be 101 yrs old (1897-1998). However he never spoke about the war with his grandchildren.
Looks like a nice friendly guy😂
He was so happy to be on camera, and as it would appear, that someone would take the time to care about him. God Bless all of our warriors throughout the ages. It’s to bad people don’t realize what it takes.
God bless you! Jesus Christ loves you always! Have a fantastic day Joshua !
His smile. Haven't seen one so nice in ages
Warms my heart seeing how humans are essentially the same through out history it’s comforting
Im glad he made it home 🏡 safe. He looks so happy ❤ sad he died at the age of 76. Bless his heart🕊🕊🥹
Man, i can't get enough of these. Absolutely love them
What a great moment. I kind of want to see the other people he’s laughing with, but he himself is mesmerizing!
Il imite Charlie Chaplin
@maorasher11 it actually the other way round
A gentleman and a soldier and a hero to so many . No general can out rank this private.