WWII 𝙂𝙚𝙧𝙢𝙖𝙣 𝙋𝙊𝙒 Olan Pickens 97, today, 2019 tells his Story
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- WWII German POW man 𝙡𝙞𝙫𝙞𝙣𝙜 𝙧𝙞𝙜𝙝𝙩 𝙣𝙤𝙬. Unbelievable story.
How Wonderful a Man he is. You need to take time to watch this
This 97 year old man was in the German POW camp, prison. Wasn't really a camp. Today May 27, he lives and is one of the happiest people you will meet, witty, has more funnies than you can remember and generous and his memory is like a 40 year old.
Wonderful gentleman. Awesome interview. Thank you for your service sir.
He is the greatest.....tim
Look up the song about this man.
Title ( Me & Jesus Were Pow's )
By freedom signers
I consider it an honor to listen to your story. I wish you the best sir.
I do appreciate that...tim
Look up the song about this man.
Title ( Me & Jesus Were Pow's )
By freedom signers
The title of the video is misleading: He was not a "German POW", but an American POW in Germany
My uncle my dad’s twin was a prisoner of war in Germany,their other brother had been killed in France on a bridge. My uncle would only tell him about one thing that happened to him.They put my dad in the Pacific so they couldn’t be captured and torture one to make the other talk. My dad’s company kept in touch and would have army reunions every couple years till they were in their 70’s and 80’s when they couldn’t travel from all their states to meet up anymore. The adults had a good times reminiscing and catching up, us kids also had fun with all the new friends we made.
Wonderful interview. It may have been prudent to bleep Mr. Pickens' personal information.
Thousands know him. He'll soon be 102 and most people would think he is 65
What a man. God Bless The USA.
Gives address and tel number. Good thing this small but intrigued base is polite and respectful. God bless you sir.
why would you play 20 min of his story and than start from the first?
Jesus was in there with me.
Look up the song about this man.
Title ( Me & Jesus Were Pow's )
By freedom signers
I'm not a reporter but the interviewer let him loose, talk and choke for an hour and was not prepared to ask key questions that would advance the information. Did he marry? Does he have any family? What did he do throughout his long life?
my stepdad met Patton he never had anything good to say about the back sibling murder my stepdad did think all Americans were murdered too my step's dad met the chicken in ww1 he did not like him too I was wounded in Passendale the war ended when he returns back to dirty at the hospital he was a surgeon at he was promoted to a mayor before he got shot
WW2 his health was not good the muster gas and others he breathed in were hard on him 1960 he passed away from the master gas he breathed in
never met him but I am his brother i did have to say he held me when he passed away i took his mother's name with his last require never forget him because we shared the same birthday i was born he turned 105 15 days later he passed away i had a letter address to me pinned to my but had to be returned back to the lawyer office unopened age of 21 found out what it was all about his will i was a multi-million
??? That was probably the longest run on sentence I've ever seen.