Bucket List Visit To Omaha Beach / Normandy France
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Join Kathy, Dave, Rob and Joanne as they take a road trip from La Havre France to Omaha Beach. Although this video has no EV content, I felt compelled to share this day trip experience with all of you. My hope is that you enjoy the video and feel gratitude to all those that make our freedom and lives possible; our Veterans.
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OK... This is your BEST video... Well done... Thank-you.
Thank you for sharing this I hope to visit there one day
Best OOS video of all time. Thanks for this one Dave
I am crying. My Mom went to visit there. I may never get to Normandy but I saw this content. Thank you, Dave and Kathy.
when working in France I went to Normandy with my American colleague and went to all the D-day beaches from Gold and Juno up to Omaha........one of the most moving experiences of my life; thanks for taking me back there Dave and Kathy.
Thank you very much for sharing.
Thank you for sharing, this video was very moving. Can only imagine the emotions everyone experiences when visiting.
Thank you for sharing this incredible experience with us! I am speechless.
Very moving. Thank you, Dave
Thank you for sharing!
Wow incredible video extremely powerful sight after all these years. I can’t believe there are still people leaving roses and pictures of loved ones 😢
Thank you for showing this. I will probably never see it in person but it may be one of the few reasons I’d travel outside of the U.S. I’m so thankful for all of those who have served to fight for our freedom. We truly live in the last free place on Earth and it’s because of brave soldiers like these who gave their lives to keep it that way.
MERCI aux soldats Américains .Je suis Français né en 1945, juste a la fin de la guerre .J'ai visité ce cimetière Américain , très émouvant . Encore MERCI .
Thanks for this amazing video. I would love to get to the Canadian cemetery and Juno beach myself, being Canadian and having served in the military(well reservist) definitely something that I felt proud doing even if I never fought in any wars or got to do peacekeeping duties. I've been rewatching Band of Brothers on Netflix myself.
I'm actually in Normandy currently. Got the ferry from Ireland in my Skoda Enyaq (great charging infrastructure here). Staying near Port en Bessin. Was on Gold beach and into Arromanches today to see the Mulberry Harbour. Will go to American Cemetery, Carentan, St Mere Eglise, Dead man's corner and Omaha beach on Tuesday
Thank you for your service!
Thanks Dave and @oosmom for this one!!! Hope you guys had a fun cruise
My Grandfather and great uncle fought in WWII. My Grandfather, Grandmother, Dad and Uncle were at Pearl Harbor and my great uncle landed on Utah and his stories of what he experienced for the rest of the war was incredible. I say great thanks for this episode Dave.
Dave and Kathy I've been waiting for you to post this video. I cried like a baby listening to the national anthem and seeing the grave markers. The ultimate sacrafice. God bless. 🇺🇸
I’ve been there twice. It’s very moving. That was really The Greatest Generation! If all Americans could spend 15 minutes there, they may appreciate our country more.
Thank you, USA. 🌌🙏☀️
Great video. We were at that same site one year ago. Very moving. The day we were there, it was pouring rain and wind. The guide said it was similar to D Day weather. I can’t imagine what those soldiers had to endure. The Greatest Generation.
My mother's first husband was killed on 12th July 1944 during the battle for Caen, and is buried locally there. A member of a now disbanded Liverpudlian regiment, attached to the Somerset Light Infantry. I have to search that out at sometime. 🙏
I was there just a few days before you. It’s a breathtaking place and a fitting memorial to all those brave men and women who gave their lives for the freedom of others.
If you go again, the British Normandy Memorial is about 30 minutes to the east. It’s equally as moving, with hundreds of pillars engraved with the names of all those who perished in the Battle of Normandy, including my Grandad. I took my Mum there in 2022, it was the first time she had ever visited her Dads grave.
What a wonderful tribute to those who strived and served from all of the Allied forces to end the evil that was Nazism.
Visit Utah and Omaha for the US , Gold, Juno and Sword, for UK , Antipodean and other forces.
Have a look at Dan Snow's Videos on the campaign for a view on the whole event.
Don't forget that the whole campaign pivoted around a UK weather forecaster who laid his career and thousands of Allied lives on a weather forecast to enable the Action. What a burden.
One can only hope that current conflicts don't escalate to something requiring similar resolve and sacrifice.
Thanks so much for honoring our veterans. My family has served going all the way back to the American Revolutionary War, WW1, WW2, and Vietnam. I'm proud of that history but I must remind people that there are no true winners in any war. Innocent people on all sides suffer great loss but in the face of not acting against evil, things like the Nazi death camps would continue to the point of total genocide and no freedoms.
Loved this video. If You make an EV trip to Washington DC, visit Arlington National Cemetery. Another humbling place. 😊
Nice to hear the US national anthem being sung properly with respect, as opposed to the all too frequent murderous screamed versions heard at football games etc.
Two of President Teddy Roosevelt's sons are buried there. One died in WWI the othe other died of a heart attack shortly after leading his men on the landing.
At 14:15 🙏👍👏 Now tell that to Trump!
In WWII my dad served as an aircraft mechanic in the Army. Now I'm hearing that he wasn't really "in the war" since he never saw "combat"…?
I thank your Dad for his service and all who served and currently serve.
I wouldn’t be here if not for this war and the US involvement. My Grandmother meet a US soldier, married him, and came to the USA to escape the conditions in Europe at that time.
Very responsible start.😒
Windshield cleaner not available?
Such a petty and inappropriate comment given the subject matter.. Some people have too much to worry about.