(Part 4) History enthusiasts lets dive into the dramatic events of June 6, 1944, as we uncover the heroic Allied invasion of Normandy. Discover the meticulous planning, intense beach landings, and personal stories of bravery that defined D-Day. Witness how this critical operation shattered Nazi defenses and set the stage for the liberation of Western Europe. Don’t miss this thrilling recount of one of WWII’s most pivotal moments! Link of Playlist ruclips.net/p/PLVvCA4vUrfdBy2JslIUFzxp_RxBiXm0SR&si=0KJ14ttnmTR_CsUZ Link of Part 1 ruclips.net/video/1ks9qpqjEnY/видео.htmlsi=mug8IcS7WyeWJJrq Link of Part 2 ruclips.net/video/morfhOof5G8/видео.htmlsi=FXPMec6aQvF2cjSC Link of Part 3 ruclips.net/video/GH4Ft_VR_lE/видео.htmlsi=6qwI0ODIOpx5tedc
Amazing was acWW1 battle ship USS Tx was the most decorated Battle ship of WW2 on D Day for 14 day and 2 weeks at Surbough they fired so many rounds the ship had be taken back to US rebuilt and then went to Pacific.
Yes my dog (Bichon) has since a pup has always slept with us. (My wife and I). He wasn’t brought up,well as a puppy. Cost too much so nobody would buy him. I was gifted the Bichon. But, he is so smart, at about 8:30pm he comes to me for a pet down (petting, brushing) then goes to my wife in her arms falls asleep. I am a Marine (‘‘nuff said… ) but he just breaks my heart. I’m deaf but almost with no training Wolfe (the dog) knows what to do. My wife a Fortune 500 CEO, has become almost human (kidding ok) in taking care of him. It is all so remarkable. He is almost 20 in human years, this one is going to very hard when he goes. Very, very. He has saved my wife twice. In a bark and moan I never what to hear again.
The nasty little secret was about the french was about half of the country fully supported and fought for the reich in fact the last remaining resistance in Berlin in 1945 was french SS troops held up in a railroad tunnel. The soviets brought up anti aircraft cannons to eliminate them.
The French supported the Germans in many ways, fought against them only in a small way and yet Germany was divided equally with them, Soviets, US and Britain. We should have occupied France as a conquered nation. DeGaulle was as much an enemy as an ally.
copy & paste/ .. In the search tab enter the title >>> " Germans Were Astonished To See The Tremendous American Air And Land Bombardment On Their Lines(Ep. ** )" change your Ep.** and search....
"One oh five ess" should read, "One oh fives." The AI has trouble with anything that's an acronym, or has an apostrophe. The land mines that jumped up to waist height were nicknamed, "Bouncing Betty." There were also "Schu-mines" that were made of wood - so the metal detectors had a hard time locating them.
Go by the posting date. I look for the day before. This one was posted June 15, 2024 (and says on the playlist a certain number of days, if this one says 11 days then I look for the next be 10 days ) or June 14, 2024.
What I inadvertently did: found and downloaded episode 15. It has, at the bottom of the content provider’s initial comment, all episodes. So when I want the next episode, I go to downloads, start episode 15 and find the episode that I want.
@@JeffreyWilliams-dr7qe; kindly re-read my comment. You will see I never refereed to "history", only to my personal thoughts. That's why I used the word, "probably".
The content is good but the AI generated voice reads everything as written A-D-M instead of Admiral, M-M instead of millimeter and dozens of other examples. It's distracting and annoying. Why not spell all the abbreviations out instead of having AI just read them as written?
There are other channels where the content is good but the AI is so bad I blocked the channel. This is not too distracting but I agree. It is annoying.
Strangely enough I thought that it wasn't just the Americans that fought against Germany. Leave us not forget the Russians, Canadians, Free French, Poles and lots of other people who joined in against the Germans.
@@dh5516 indeed the USA did supply considerable material to both the Soviet s and the British. The British Empire actually produced a fair amount too: 47,862 tanks/self propelled guns, 47,420 other armoured vehicles, 1,475,521 other vehicles, 226,113 artillery pieces, 239,540 mortars, 1,090,410 machine guns, 38,786 fighters, 33,811 attack aircraft, 38,158 bombers, 7,914 reconnaissance aircraft, 12,585 transport aircraft, 415 other types, 15 fleet aircraft carriers, 29 escort carriers, 5 battleships, 35 cruisers, 202 destroyers and 270 frigates/destroyer escorts.
There are occasional mispronunciations, but everything is clear. The suggestion by “godgunsand goldens” that this well known and thoroughly documented history is “fiction” is just so effing stupid and ignorant. No wonder this country is going to the dogs; we’ve got complete ignoramuses out there who think they know things 😢 !
Nobody's forcing you to listen. Yes, the voice has limitations, but it sounds like the words are authentic. Perhaps some references to the sources would help - they're certainly out of copyright now.
Surely, the American bombardment wasn't possible without the use of RAF bases on British soil. The same applies to naval bombardment dependent on British ports and facilities. Plus, the Royal Navy did the majority of the naval bombardment. The RAF did its share of the air interdiction. The French resistance was dependent on the British, not the Americans.
(Part 4) History enthusiasts lets dive into the dramatic events of June 6, 1944, as we uncover the heroic Allied invasion of Normandy. Discover the meticulous planning, intense beach landings, and personal stories of bravery that defined D-Day. Witness how this critical operation shattered Nazi defenses and set the stage for the liberation of Western Europe. Don’t miss this thrilling recount of one of WWII’s most pivotal moments!
Link of Playlist ruclips.net/p/PLVvCA4vUrfdBy2JslIUFzxp_RxBiXm0SR&si=0KJ14ttnmTR_CsUZ
Link of Part 1 ruclips.net/video/1ks9qpqjEnY/видео.htmlsi=mug8IcS7WyeWJJrq
Link of Part 2 ruclips.net/video/morfhOof5G8/видео.htmlsi=FXPMec6aQvF2cjSC
Link of Part 3 ruclips.net/video/GH4Ft_VR_lE/видео.htmlsi=6qwI0ODIOpx5tedc
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Amazing was acWW1 battle ship USS Tx was the most decorated Battle ship of WW2 on D Day for 14 day and 2 weeks at Surbough they fired so many rounds the ship had be taken back to US rebuilt and then went to Pacific.
"The first 24 hours will be decisive. For the Allies, as well as us, it will be the longest day"
Erwin Rommel
Yes my dog (Bichon) has since a pup has always slept with us. (My wife and I). He wasn’t brought up,well as a puppy. Cost too much so nobody would buy him. I was gifted the Bichon. But, he is so smart, at about 8:30pm he comes to me for a pet down (petting, brushing) then goes to my wife in her arms falls asleep. I am a Marine (‘‘nuff said… ) but he just breaks my heart. I’m deaf but almost with no training Wolfe (the dog) knows what to do. My wife a Fortune 500 CEO, has become almost human (kidding ok) in taking care of him. It is all so remarkable. He is almost 20 in human years, this one is going to very hard when he goes. Very, very. He has saved my wife twice. In a bark and moan I never what to hear again.
The nasty little secret was about the french was about half of the country fully supported and fought for the reich in fact the last remaining resistance in Berlin in 1945 was french SS troops held up in a railroad tunnel. The soviets brought up anti aircraft cannons to eliminate them.
The Charlemagne Division led by Leon Degrelle, of whom Hitler said that, if he had a son, he would want him.
And how many divisions fought with DeGaulle? Numbers do not compare
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The French supported the Germans in many ways, fought against them only in a small way and yet Germany was divided equally with them, Soviets, US and Britain. We should have occupied France as a conquered nation. DeGaulle was as much an enemy as an ally.
@@finallyfriday. Vichy France. Marshal Petain the hero of World War 1, sold out to the Germans.
Mike Tyson said everyone’s got a plan until they get punched in the face. That happened to Rommel.
Is there any way you could double check the postings to make sure they play in the correct order? Thanks
copy & paste/ .. In the search tab enter the title >>> " Germans Were Astonished To See The Tremendous American Air And Land Bombardment On Their Lines(Ep. ** )" change your Ep.** and search....
"One oh five ess" should read, "One oh fives." The AI has trouble with anything that's an acronym, or has an apostrophe. The land mines that jumped up to waist height were nicknamed, "Bouncing Betty." There were also "Schu-mines" that were made of wood - so the metal detectors had a hard time locating them.
Hopefully the iron was recycled before the rust ruined them.
people that want to reinvent the wheel.
What makes me a bit crazy is not being able to find the next part in sequence. Only ones before this one. *Sigh*
Go by the posting date. I look for the day before. This one was posted June 15, 2024 (and says on the playlist a certain number of days, if this one says 11 days then I look for the next be 10 days ) or June 14, 2024.
What I inadvertently did: found and downloaded episode 15. It has, at the bottom of the content provider’s initial comment, all episodes. So when I want the next episode, I go to downloads, start episode 15 and find the episode that I want.
It’s been making me crazy. There is no efficient method of knowing which comes next or even finding the next episode.
The order of precedence needed to have built in milestone checks for assessment and adjustments.
This is an exceptional AI reader, it only screws up occasionally: "One thousand nine hundred and forty two" not 1942....
did not have the fuel to sustain operations… doomed to fail
True efforts of fabled French Resistance is controversial. Francois Mitterland hero or something?
Probably the main usefulness of the French Resistance was to convince large numbers of Frenchmen that they still had "skin in the game".
@@oldgysgt Anecdotally non history.
@@JeffreyWilliams-dr7qe; kindly re-read my comment. You will see I never refereed to "history", only to my personal thoughts. That's why I used the word, "probably".
@@oldgysgt Fair enough Thanks
The content is good but the AI generated voice reads everything as written A-D-M instead of Admiral, M-M instead of millimeter and dozens of other examples. It's distracting and annoying. Why not spell all the abbreviations out instead of having AI just read them as written?
There are other channels where the content is good but the AI is so bad I blocked the channel. This is not too distracting but I agree. It is annoying.
At least this 1 knows the difference between a period & dot, at the end of the sentences. Cracks me up, even as I'm blocking that lazy channel.
The strange thing is, every so often, Mr A1 gets it right.
I don’t understand that. Maybe misspelling on the script?
I think there must be a script but I don’t know how AI works.
Strangely enough I thought that it wasn't just the Americans that fought against Germany. Leave us not forget the Russians, Canadians, Free French, Poles and lots of other people who joined in against the Germans.
Perhaps you could add the British to your list?
Obviously written by a Yank. It was a lot of countries fighting. Quit taken all the credit
You forgot to add..."and the U.S. supplied the equipment to all those allies."
@@dh5516 indeed the USA did supply considerable material to both the Soviet s and the British.
The British Empire actually produced a fair amount too:
47,862 tanks/self propelled guns,
47,420 other armoured vehicles, 1,475,521 other vehicles,
226,113 artillery pieces,
239,540 mortars,
1,090,410 machine guns,
38,786 fighters,
33,811 attack aircraft,
38,158 bombers,
7,914 reconnaissance aircraft,
12,585 transport aircraft,
415 other types,
15 fleet aircraft carriers,
29 escort carriers,
5 battleships,
35 cruisers,
202 destroyers and
270 frigates/destroyer escorts.
@@alecbowman2548 All true, and the U.S. supplied much of the raw material to produce that equipment.
The computer voice is irritating.
Yes, and why not have a human narrator? Maybe because the story in fiction being passed off as real history?
Can’t prosecute a computer for fraud, maybe?
There are occasional mispronunciations, but everything is clear.
The suggestion by “godgunsand goldens” that this well known and thoroughly documented history is “fiction” is just so effing stupid and ignorant. No wonder this country is going to the dogs; we’ve got complete ignoramuses out there who think they know things 😢 !
Nobody's forcing you to listen. Yes, the voice has limitations, but it sounds like the words are authentic. Perhaps some references to the sources would help - they're certainly out of copyright now.
AI reading is fine but it needs to learn proper name pronounciation
Surely, the American bombardment wasn't possible without the use of RAF bases on British soil. The same applies to naval bombardment dependent on British ports and facilities. Plus, the Royal Navy did the majority of the naval bombardment. The RAF did its share of the air interdiction. The French resistance was dependent on the British, not the Americans.
These bases were useless and needed the American armaments.
Ever hear of Lend Lease? How about the OSS which supported/financed the French resistance?
I’m confused…… did you want the Americans to be involved or not? Foolish to state such a ridiculous statement.
@@alyonapetrova694they’ll still tell you that the Americans were “oversexed, overpaid and over here”.