WWII Infantrymen Remembers His Scariest Moment Of The War | Remember WWII with Rishi Sharma
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- Опубликовано: 21 авг 2024
- In this video, I interview a U.S. WW2 Army Combat Vet who describes his experiences with the 91st Infantry Division fighting against fanatical German soldiers during the Battle of Italy. vThis courageous veteran shares his story of survival against all odds, as he recounts his experiences on the frontlines. Armed only with his fighting spirit , determination, and GOD he fought tooth and nail against the odds. This inspiring video gives you a unique perspective on one of the most brutal battles of World War II, and the heroic efforts of the American troops who fought in it. The veteran is Frank Smith and we thank him for his service. He is an inspiration to everyone that despite his comb at experiences he still sees the great side of life.
My name is Rishi Sharma, I am 24 years old and I am on a mission to meet and film interview ALL the WWII veterans of the Allied Countries. I run a non-profit organization called Remember WWII and this is the channel where we showcase these heroes! I do not take a salary and all the travel is paid through donations so please please consider becoming a Patron on Patreon where you will get access to full length interviews, opportunities to talk with the veterans, bonus clips, and your name in the credits...the website is www.patreon.com/rememberww2 or you can go to our website www.rememberww2.org and donate there...GOD BLESS THE WWII HEROES!
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Thank you and GOD BLESS!
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What is up with the clip art!?? 😂 haha go back to the interviewee only!! Lol 😉👍
This is a wise old man. He came through a terrible ordeal and still loves people. Thank you so much for your service sir.
I bet he’s seen the best and worst og people.
Mr. Smith we love you and thank you for your service and your volunteering to help others. You sir are why we call yours the greatest generation.
Thank you Mr. Smith you are a hero and an American true and true.
Shirley stover,my uncle, was a U.S. infantryman who fought in the PO valley.The fighting was brutal to say the least.His name was Shirley stover,and could have known the gentleman in this video.Another uncle of mine was captured at Normandy on the 7th of June,1944.He was sent to dresden and worked in slaughterhouse 5.He buried German civilians after the bombing of dresden,and was liberated in March 45 by the Russians.He said the German guards were all beaten and then shot running up and down the camp entrance naked.He took his own life 1 year after he came home in nov45.
I can't even imagine what either one of them seen. I'm sure there are a lot of WW2 vets that we've lost at their own hands from PTSD.
Sounds like they were sent from one "slaughter-house' to another. I believe the war they were in was worse than what I was in, west and east of Iran. Though we lost some of ours and any of your fellow troops lost, is something that can stick with you!
This guys memory and cognitive ability is phenomenal!!! Hard as nails ww2 vet! We need more of these types today.
We cannot imagine what you went through. Please know that we are forever grateful for your service and your bravery.
❤Thank you for your service, sacrifice and courage for freedom 🇺🇸 God Bless you🇺🇸
That man has great genetics, great luck and great character. I envy him and his kids. Good genes, luck and character don't run in my family but I do my best.
A delightful gentleman.
Thank you Mr Smith for your service.. your an intelligent man...your story will live on forever now...God bless you sir...your true American Hero
Thank you for your service, Mr. Smith. I appreciate what you went through for me and for us all. Thank you.
Ty you sir for sacrificing time in your life to give us the greatest country in the world God bless you
Thank You for your service Mr. Smith
My dad, a marine 2nd division fought the Japanese on Tarawa, tinian, saipan and Okinawa. With the marines, a documentary, won an academy award. They should've given the oscar to everybody on that island that fought for the united 🇺🇲 states. Every kid grows up thinking their father is a hero, my dad will forever be a hero. As this gentleman and all the men and women who served in ww2.
My Dad was at the same battles as well. Yes your Dad is a hero. Today I feel
that my Dad would be so disgusted with what's happened to the country he
loved so much! He was the best man I ever knew.God bless.
Thay are the real heros
@@fougee1 GET LOST.!! LOOSER.!!
Sir. You may be back in the U.S. and the war may be over. But the loud bangs that make you jump; just remember some of us younger vets can definitely understand, some of us have done it too. Thank you for telling us about your experience overseas.
Thank you endlessly for your service Sir and may God bless you always!!!!! ✝️🇺🇲✝️
Rishi, have you considered setting up the ability to 'Join' the channel or give SuperThanks on RUclips? That would seem like another easy avenue for people to donate?
I don't know that better men than the one's on this series exist.
2 grandfathers fought in WW1. My father was in the Navy in the Pacific in WW2. His brother, my uncle, was KIA in Korea with the Marines. A cousin, also a Marine, was KIA in Vietnam. All gone now.
The reason I mention it is each one of them could tell stories just like this man here.
Thank your service Mr. Smith. God bless you
Thank you, sir! Your experience and all who served and died in battle would never be forgotten. God bless! 🙏🏾
Boy I wish the whole world was like this man
This man's advice is GOLD!!!
LISTEN TO HIM!!!
Thank you for your service. It gave me a chance to serve in my little day.
Your an amazing man. Thank you for helping to insure our freedom. You can tell during his pauses that he's reliving every moment of those times. Thank you Mr. Sharma for documenting these incredible stories.
Amazing after all this time and all he has been thru he is still helping others every day! You were a hero back then when you were fighting for our freedom and you continue to be a hero helping our seniors that need help living in old age! Words alone can't express my thanks to you! We need more people like you today ! I can only hope that the younger ones learn from your example of kindness towards others!
❤️ I don't know that words can adequately express my gratitude for your service--I'm also grateful to Rishi for documenting all of these interviews. I'll become a Patreon subscriber. God bless you both. 🙏
God Bless this man
So good to see how a man can help all his life, from ww2 all the way until 100 still serving others
imagine if the young generation of today had half as much as they did..... wouldnt be having a fraction of the problems we have today.
@@fetus2280 this younger generation is indoctrinated beyond belief and as soft as twinky filling. Hell, they dont even know what gender they are or what bathroom to use.
@fetus2280 Imagine if this generation's kids did a 1/10. It has nothing to do with current generations. It's the kids of the greatest generation.
@@MacSmithvoxHe's talking about the kids having respect, a moral perspective, an honest character, having God first & simply having a human element for crying out loud.!! U can't see what he's saying.???
You are a good man Mr Smith, it would be an honor to have you as a friend !!
This was fantastic. What a wonderful heroic GOOD human being he is. God bless you for doing this.
Good Sir, I consider being able to speak to you an honor. I can't conceive how much you sacrificed. Your generation fills my heart with pride. For what you did in the name of freedom you have my sincerest thanks! May God bless you, Sir!
Rishi, if you hadn’t interviewed all these wonderful men, we would never had known their stories. I cant our thank our veterans enough. Thank you for all your effort, research, and interviews. I hang onto ever word these men say, Im in so much awe. I wish someone had recorded my great uncle’s WWII stories as they are gone now. Truly sad and a loss. I dont know if they would have wanted to talk about it though, many of their battles were awful. All I can do is tell them up in heaven how much I appreciate them.
My Dad spent 4 years 9 months and 27 days as a soldier in WWII. He was in the Pacific. My forever hero. These men and women went through Hell so we could remain free.
WOW!!! What a man Lol I wish more people understood being kind instead of greedy/selfish 😔
Literally Super Heroes I feel so lucky to have personality known Men who Served in WWll and taken their advice. They are a different breed of Men and they definitely don't make them like they used to. We're all so lucky for their Sacrifice.
Everything I learn about combat in Italy is terrifying.
Thank you Mr. Smith for your words of wisdom and encouragement
This is a MAN!!! Thank you to ALL our veterans!
Thank you for your sacrifice, that we're all benefitting from now, Mr Smith.
Rishi, you're the best! Your dedication & commitment is only exceeded by the heroes you interview.
Amazing videos keep it up!! 💯
Thank you for your service sir.
Thank you, Mr. Smith! God Bless You, Sir!! My father served in Europe. Without you and the thousands that serve with you, our great nation would not be here today!
Thank you sir for your service! You Are A Real American Hero - May God Bless You & Your Family Eternally
Sir Thank You for Your Service & Sacrifice
Thank you Mr Smith for sharing your stories for all those that never were able to. My grandfather was in the 45th and made it back but died long before I was born. I feel like somehow hearing your words and the words of all the other veterans is like hearing from a great man I never met. Thank you sir
Thank you for your great service and for your great sacrifices !! 💯🇺🇸
Thank you for sharing your experiences and for your service both past, present and future.
Thank you Mr. Smith for your service and thank you Rishi for the interview.
God Bless You Sir!!!!!!!!
My Father was in the 79th Infantry division and a P O W, God Bless Them!
Salute
At 100 years old, He's delivering meals? I'm amazed. I hope I'm half that spry at 80!
I MISS MY DAD!!!!!!!! GEORGE RAY MUMAW 29TH INFANTRY RANGER!! OMAHA BEACH ,BASTOGNE AND THE BATTLE OF THE BULGE!!!!! HE WAS ALWAYS SO MILD TEMPERED AND EASY GOING! NEVER SCARED OF ANYTHING IN LIFE!! I NEVER SEEN FEAR IN HIS EYES ALWAYS ADVENTURE!!!!!!!
Thanks for letting us know about our beloved veterans they’re still helping America!
Thank you for your service to a FREE & grateful nation.
Thank You for Your Service. May God Bless.
A very sweet and humble gentleman...I wished the nation would recognize him and his kind as the heroes they are
Thank you Mr. Smith for showing us the right path to be on and for your service during the war. I hope to make half the contribution that you have. God bless you!
THE GREATEST GENERATION FOR A REASON !!!!!!!
RUclips and their advertising it's obscene in the middle of these great stories.
Truly grateful for my freedom because of your brave service, thank you mr. Smith.
Mr. Smith, the words of thank you seem a paltry sum to express my sentiment regarding your sacrifice on behalf of this and many other free nations…but it is all we have to give. Thank you for your continued service to your fellow man. God bless you for all you have given.
1st commandment. Very good advice. Thanks for helping provide mine and my family's freedom. God bless.
My Dad turned 18 the week of Dec.7th 1941.He joined the service and served
in the Pacific theater. He saw many of his friends die.He told me that people
were dying so fast he was the only one left that knew how to give a burial at sea.
He lived through horrors! As a little boy I remember him screaming in nightmares.
And my Mom comforting him saying "It's OK It's OK I'm Here" over and over. It
took years before he got a full nights sleep. These people are disappearing from
the living every day. I love you Mom and Dad RIP Your only son Rich.
Ur dad wouldn't ever have EVER gotten a full night sleep, that's what PTSD does. My dad fought in WWII Pearl Harbor, US Navy & there were so, so many guys there fighting & nothing what U describe. U said Ur dad was the only one alive who knew how to perform a burial at sea... That's a flat-out lie & I can see right thru U.!! Everyone knew how to give a burial at sea AND there was no shortage of Americans fighting. Go somewhere else to tell Ur bold face crap to who might believe U.!! I can say so much more but I'll stop embarrassing U at this point.!!!
A fine gentleman. He gives us big shoes to fill. Be kind. I really like what he said about volinteering. Thank you, Sir.
God bless this man and his Soul !!!!!
What a lovely man. God bless you sir and thank you
Amazing. This Gentleman Veteran was at the Po Valley battles, Italy. Intense battles raged there.
He was strafed. 99.9999 % of us will never know what it is to be strafed.
Or to have 88 cannon fused shells detonate overhead and miss your body with bullet to plate sized jagged razor shards of shrapnel metal by feet or inches.
Or trying to sleep with a hand grenade booby trap still live, an arm's length away from your head.
To witness collaborators being summarily executed one after the other right in front of you which remains burned into your memory for life.
To have your eardrums reduced to a third or less than normal hearing for the rest of your life from 18 years old and on.
Thank you sir for your service God bless you
Thank you for your service!
If you’re watching this, you should definitely support this channel on Patrion.
Great story!
It's great that these stories are documented while that's still an option. It really puts into perspective what happened in this awful war. I'd like to see Korean vets tell their stories as well. It shouldn't be the forgotten war, because of what happened their and it's importance to world order.
Thanks!
This man truly knows God. His wisdom proves it. May God bless him forever!
Great job Rish! the info helps put his story into context and perspectve and these are priceless as documents ! ✌
God bless these guys
Listen to the end, this is one amazing soul from when America was her greatest.
Thank you.❤
This channel is doing something special
My Dad, Marine in Pacific...and a close neighbor Army in Aleutians..used to talk of their experiences. Never about killing...just about the chow, and how Hot, or how Cold!
It is so sad that so many extraordinary people are long gone.
One very interesting interview would have been with the spitfire fighter pilot, Robert Cowell.
Before WW2, he raced cars. During WW2, he was a spitfire pilot until he became a German POW.
He lived through all that and then, post war, he became the first male to female trans with all surgeries, in Britain.
Roberta Cowell sadly, was seen as a bit of a freak. She struggled to accept herself, as so many were savage in their name calling and prurient interest. All because of the courage she had in war, she had in being open about what she had done.
One of the first female to male trans with operations, in UK, was a gifted pilot, called Joy Ferguson. She quietly transitioned, post war, becoming Jonathon. His quiet announcement of his name change, (legally required), and his change of gender on her records, meant the only change in the life he lived, was just that his pay went up, because in the British civil service, men were paid more than women, for the same job, and it remained so, for decades!
Joy had been in the ATA, had delivered planes to squadrons, had flown back planes needing work, throughout the war.
None of this is new. The only thing new is people refusing to do it quietly, as though ashamed, and the huge attacks by people who have never bothered to research facts, before labelling it unnatural or evil.
Thank you for sharing
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Thank you for your smile sir God bless you thank you for your service I want to be half the man you are and I'll be okay thank you Jesus for you take care of my friend
Thank you
The struggles this man went through just for our current generation to throw it in the trash and replace honor and courage with blue hair and pronouns. Some of us will never forget. thank you for your sacrifice, Mr. Smith. God bless.
Good show and information
My uncle was in foggia,and the poe valley in italy.He said he engaged in heavy tank combat there.Shirley stover,staff seargent,U.S.Army.
Interesting and informative.
Candle for heat, how fortune we are.
I hope I look that good at 100.
Wise Christian Man. Wonderful interview.
Could a donation feature be included someday soon towards supporting your work? The icon with the heart to be able to send a donation?
Mr. Smith, thank you so much for your sacrifice and your love for your fellow man. For greater love has no man than this, that he lay down his life for another. You and so many like you were willing to do so. God bless you! John 3:3
GOD BLESS THE WWII HEROES
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Lol. A lot of people from Naples will be taken aback by his opinion of the people of Naples! He might have explained what he meant a little better.
A point of criticism: the transitions (for lack of a better way to describe them) that play like action shots as the veteran speaks are very off color, or at the very least don't do it for me. Let the interview do the work for the video. All the same, keep doing the work you're doing. These are stories we won't get to hear much longer.
Is there a address to mail a check ?
Use the website check it haaaahaaahaaa
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