Thank you for documenting these men and women of the WWII era. We are loosing these people everyday! I wish we had the WWI videos like this documented. This is great work that you are doing thank you!
I was named after Audie Murphy,,my uncle did actually serve with him and was within 50 yds of him in the battle when he took the tank depicted in the movie To Hell and Back. My uncle said there was snow on the ground
@Wallace Raymond if you are talking about the BATTLE OF THE BULGE I believr there should have been a more organized plan. Leaving all those G.I.s trapped and with no supplies out there was criminal.
Dad was in the Pacific in WW2 but he did "manage" to make it to the Korean War and Vietnam - all front line action. Like this fine gentleman he spoke with a quiet voice, never went to the VFW's either. I love how this Vet tells it just like what they were doing was just another days work. Of course it really wasn't, and we are here today because of brave men like him. Respect Sir!
@@williamtarpley4025: The Democrats are now proposing ideas that our WWII Vets fought against. It's a slap in the face to their sacrifice. Damn those Democrats.
the Greatest Generation of ALL time!! THANK YOU!!! for your service and sacrifice, You have all our respect and thanks, Its because of you and all your fello Soliders that we are not speaking German and Japanese right now "Thank You" You truly saved our freedom,
These men and women were the finest our country has ever produced., now as we lose them our democracy is circling the drain. I’m a Vietnam Vet and this guy is as sharp as me.
What's amazing about this fellow is that he did a lot, but made it sound like he did a little, a master of understatement, very humble. Thank you for your service Sir
The greatest Americans fought 1776 not disrespecting well vets love em. They had medical tech advantage and got regular food and actually were paid. War is tough on all Patriots
@@bobcruse624 Im not so sure about that. We were on our own turf then. World War 2 we were 5-6000 miles from home. Tough cats either way you look at it.
52 nations versus 1. Knightly victors surely. The Germans would run out of ammo and gas constantly. Of course Britain and France declared war on the Germans for the 'crime' of saving a huge portion of their country (East Prussia). They constantly fought against insurmountable odds - and kept fighting bravely to the bitter end. You're not 'great' if you beat up an old lady (although there are large swaths of our population who do just that, but no one does a thing about it). I guess the odds aren't placed well enough.
Just to play devil's advo here but they got drafted and had to do it, didn't they? We'd do the same, wouldn't we? We are complete subjects of our gov, aren't we? Also, they voted in Democrats for 5 straight terms and their lib philos, didn't they? That always makes gov bigger and more oppressive, doesn't it? We are about to see more and worse of the liberal same, aren't we?
Every now and then, he gets this expression in his eyes and you can see he's back there in his mind. I can remember the same look when my Dad would talk about the war.
My Uncle Erwin (Erk) Stark from La Crosse Wis served With Audie Murphy and would send Erk Train tickets to Hollywood for 3 to 4 week visits every 2 to 3 yearsTill Audie died
Grown up 8 to 10 years old Audie was do n his movies I fell in love with him he was so handsome (lol) after I had become a adult I found out what a hero he really was TNT in a small quite package how he joined the service how his mama was so proud of him
Respect, sir for your WW2 service. Audie served in the 3rd infantry and was attached to the 36th Texas infantry division. So did my dad in the 36th, up through Italy, invasion of southern France and crossed into Germany throught Seifired line, in the Vosage mts and black forest. Dad was battlefield severlly wounded by mortar shrapnel with spinal back injury, survived but left him in a wheelchair at the age of 21 for the rest of his life. Life long vet hospital patient, member of Disabled American Vets and Paralized Vets of Aamerica. dad eventually died of complications off his WW2 wounds in 1970. He is missed by his family to this day. BTW- A great Marlon Brando film, 'THE MEN' had this group of recovered paralized vets in it at their recovery hospital in Calif. Many of the vets were in this film and background performers.
The visages mtn.and black forrest battles along the Siegfried line was under General Patches us 7th army.Underated because of the 9th and 1st armies struggles up north in holland and belgium.The 7th army had high casualties.Very bitter fighting occured moving up along the Rone river valley area toward and in2 the vosages (french side of rhine;black forrest german side of rhine)and black forrest separated by the infamous Siegfried line;very bitter fighting along the french german border.Quite a few waffen ss troops fighting there.The 36th had a battalion @ st die trapped 4 days.A desperate struggle ensued till battalion was saved.The 442nd(japanese americans took high casualties in the vosages campaign after heavy fighting in italy.).Think it was the 442nd?Correct me if I'm wrong!But it was a japanese american battalion. I new a ww2 vet w the 100th inf.div.usa in that area and sed it was horrible desperate fighting of the germans.The us 7th army saw sum if the worse fighting of the war.The 45th,3rd,28th,63rd,100th,70th,42nd,36th,44th,95th,101st later in spring 45,103rd were in 4 sum tuff fighting in the vosges and black forrest areas.Battle deaths were high on both sides.A book by shelby Stanton titled order of battle usa army lists usa div.in battle pacific and europe and the casualties were astronomically high in europe than in pacific;not to take away from the pacific war which was brutal 2,especially the phillipines,newguinea,solomns,saipan,pelelieu,okinawa,and eventually japan but the atomic bomb stop a blood letting in invading the japanese homeland.
@@brokenspokes3739 I think Clint Eastwood in Kelly's heroes, wore the patch of the 35th(sante fe div. a national guard unit)inf.div. that became federalized in 1942.35th fought in the bitter struggle of the hedgerows in normandy 6-8/44.It later was in the battle of mortain w the 30th and 1st us inf.div.s in normandy.It was then put under Patton's 3rd army and partook in the battle of the bulge.35th fought in alsace france and saw lots of action in ww2 france and germany.
My father fought in the same engagements as Major Murphy. He seldom talked about the war but when we was watching the movie "To Hell and Back' my dad jumped up and said he fought for the beach house murphy fought for.
I like AUDIE MURPHY. Everytime one of his movies came on I couldn't get over this baby faced short guy was the most decorated soldier in ww2.❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
I believe all generations can rise to greatness. Study some of the fighting done in Korea, the Chosin Reservoir, look at Vietnam, Khe Sahn, many other battles, and the Gulf wars. These are all places where men went far beyond the normal, who were heroes in every sense of the word.
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My dad was a P51D fighter pilot escorting bombers from Iwo Jima, and yes he died a while ago but he would be enraged. He became a fire fighter in Detroit and was there during the riots. I was in Chicago 67-68 for the riots. Anger does not tell the half of it. Pray.
I marvel at his memory, I can hardly remember shit about Vietnam. I was in the marine corps, a grunt, and saw a lot of action but thank God without something to jog my memory it's all gone.
Those woman's that will always be remembered in our lives they served and protect this country putting their lives on the line and I as a Vietnam vet thank them all.
Thank you sir for serving our country I love watching Audie Murphy westerns movies I'm a Christian and it is awesome that he left behind some wholesome film.🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲
Thank you so much for the sacrifices you made for our freedom sir! I had several family members who fought in that war and I cherish everything they shared with me. Thank you for sharing your experiences! I love and have great respect for you and all of the great warriors who fought in that war. God bless you!
This fellow reminds me of my dad. I am 63 years old and I remember him telling me the funny stories about the war. He would have his friends over for poker night , most veterans and the stories got a little more gruesome after whiskey and beer and me hiding in the next room at 7or8 never heard the bad stories but new the men who lived them. Auddie Murphy visted Woody Blanton are sherriff in Grayson county Tx. They served together during the war Auddie was from Tyler Tx. Right up the road on hwy 69. I never forgot how strong and kind those men could be.
Thank you to these men all heroes but audiences Murphy was special I met. Him once the war did a lot of damage to his health. When we talked he seemed to have some nerve problems. Real nice quiet guy. Areal hero but he paid a price .he was very unpretentious. Considered it an Honor to have met him of damage to him .he had a lot
Glad he survived combat to tell his story. I know there are many things that haunt him from combat that he doesn't want to remember about. The stuff the he saw and the smell is really horrible that he will keep in the back of his mind forever that can't be told or described.
It's so important to capture these stories while it's possible. I'm 70 and what I know of WWIII was from sitting around the kitchen table drinking Famous Grouse with my dad, my uncles and their friends in the early 70s. I wish I had recorded those stores.
We moved into our house in Dec. 1987. Someone who served in WWII in Europe lived here back in the 1950's. I found a German device hidden in the basement that turned out to be a Mutter Kompass used in the navigation system in a WWII German bomber brought home by a soldier.
What a lovely fella ...What this gentleman and his fellow soldiers went through we will never know...when we look at the world today it seems it was all in vain..... RESPECT to you sir...😉👍
God I love these guys. I had so many in my family. I was honored to be raised by this generation So many family reunions and so many combat veterans, POWs, and just plain Dog Faces who went through all this and very rarely spoke about it.
Thank you for your service. I was also a part of the 3rd Infantry Division...from 1973-1976. No combat, just war games, still there’s a little pride from being part of such a distinguished, decorated unit.
@@garypic4083 That’s great to hear. We trained along with an Armored unit a lot while I was there. I was a medic and was covering the firing range for the M60 tanks one day. I’d never heard tanks fire before and when they started, the concussion rocked the vehicle we were in . I hope your brother is doing doing well. N
Both my grandfathers served in WWII. One was a 82nd Airborne Paratrooper the other was a MP under Patton in the 3rd Army. If alive today they'd be very pissed to see this country when most their friends died preserving it.
My Great Uncle Wayne was in the Airborne also. He jumped behind enemy lines in Normandy. I think he jumped out of a glider, if I recall correctly. His son was a Marine in Beirut when they bombed the barracks. I believe some of the AA were the first to reach some of the concentration camps. God bless them,I don't think I could deal with that image of horror.
Audie Murphy was a great hero and warrior. Man times have changed so much." Mr. Lincoln I wish you were here" Things have changed alot in a 100 years " " Things aren't working out just like you planned" "Mr. Lincoln we sure could use a hand."
Thank you for your Service good Sir.. It makes me miss my Dad so much, being the youngest in my family I used to ask my Dad endless questions about his WWII experiences, be would tell me stories, I would hang on every word with more endless questions. After he passed away I was told that I was the only one to ask him of his time in the War, and it was the only time he ever talked about it.. Truly the Greatest Generation... Miss you Dad.
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my dad would never talk about ww11 I think about it a lot but I don't think I ever ask him about. I just remember one think he said they came across this small creek and they all drank and filled there canteens .they walk up the stream and there wad a dead German and a mule all rotten in the water .he never said if they got sick or not
Thank you sir for service that allows me to have the freedoms of today as well as the other U.S.A. Military personnel that have fought and preserved our way of life. My Father served in Korea war in combat but he only spoke briefly to my brother and I about his military service other than saying that he made up his mind going over on the ship he was going to do his job the best of his ability so he could come home. My father said two things on how brutal it was and the children who suffered! Short statement that my Dad’s eyes got glassed!
My father served in Korea and Vietnam. He had issues due to his time in war. I have other family members who served too... Vietnam era and peace between Vietnam and the middle east.
Thank you sir for the incredible sacrifice you made for future generations, I appreciate it very much. As far as the thumbs down, there are ignorant people that do it for the sheer joy of knowing they’re getting a rise out of some people, just best to ignore them.
SPENT AN AFTERNOON AT ARLINGTON ....WENT TO SEE AUDIE S GRAVE....SAT DOWN AND HAD LUNCH WITH MY FAVORITE ACTOR AND REAL WAR HERO....I WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER THAT SUNNY AFTERNOON...
Earl,funny thing is I remember the names of those crew mates that died but very few of those that survived! I can remember the face of those that worked the mess hall but not the face of those that crewed other planes that I ate with. Maybe some things we don’t think is important enough to remember.
We were only men who became soldiers. I wonder how many will be remembered. I hold my hand in constant salute to these great men and women and will not lower it until we are called home. Former Army Medic here.
@@Psychiatrick Really? Are you so stupid that you don't think any vets are democrats? I guess it is ok to completely ignore the constitution as long as you do it to keep your guy in power. By the way, Vladimir says 'thanks' for trying to keep Unca Donald in power no matter how it is done. Wake up, idiots.
My father was with the 10th field artillary 3d infantry, He fought with them through North Africa, Sicily, and Italy, James Arness was also with the 3rd.
My uncle James was in the third division from North Africa to the Anzio campaign where he like many others was badly wounded. James Arness TV’s Matt Dillon was also in the third division and wounded at Anzio.
One Christmas my uncle's father told everyone about his friend in the armored car in front of him who was blown up in Crete or Italy. He felt lucky but also confused it wasn't him. We wanted to hear more, we knew the stories would be lost, but it hurt him. So it was exactly as you say.
I love how casual and matter of fact he is. The guy survives combat against the Germans, only to get crabs at the end of the war! I love how he’s just “Yeah. We got crabs all over us.” Like he’s telling you what he had for breakfast that morning! This guy is great.
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Thank you for documenting these men and women of the WWII era. We are loosing these people everyday! I wish we had the WWI videos like this documented. This is great work that you are doing thank you!
Such a humble guy, for having seen humanity at its worst.
I agree. He makes the extraordinary seem just matter of fact. Bless him.
He talks so matter-of-factly and modestly, yet he's a real big hero. Hope he got lots of medals for his bravery. 😮
From a U.K. veteran thank you for your service, Sir. 🇺🇸🇬🇧
And thank you as well, sir!🙏
No disrespect, stop wars, not thanking veterans for their services!
These young men were so young truly brave, my uncle was only 20 when he died in WWll. I respect and admire all out vets.
Thank you sir for your service 🇺🇸 USA 🇺🇸
Why Would Anyone Ever Hit The Thumbs Down
He's an american hero 👍👍👍👍
Don't worry about the thumbs down people.
They realize they have done nothing in their life and resent a guy like this.
Sad those soldiers died for money and power for the elites. Civilians suffer, not the leaders. War is stupid.
He isn't just an American hero, him and all the rest are world heroes. They freed the world from tyranny
Audie Murphy was the absolute best.
I'm a lot younger than this man and I can't remember what I had for lunch yesterday. Well done sir!
Food is as close as i can narrow it down .for you
if the food shot back - you'd remember that
He's probably been telling this story for decades.
@@TomBartram-b1c hopefully a few more too.
Constant threat of death and adrenaline you never forget that shit
I was raised by WWII veterans and I thank you so much for your service to this great country.
What an awesome gentleman. A true hero. Thank you for telling us your memories.
I was named after Audie Murphy,,my uncle did actually serve with him and was within 50 yds of him in the battle when he took the tank depicted in the movie To Hell and Back. My uncle said there was snow on the ground
Honorable name.🇺🇸
Can i get ur email please ?
Good story man that's real history
@Wallace Raymond if you are talking about the BATTLE OF THE BULGE I believr there should have been a more organized plan. Leaving all those G.I.s trapped and with no supplies out there was criminal.
dope bro
Thank you Sir for your service....its a shame America is falling apart as we speak
Dad was in the Pacific in WW2 but he did "manage" to make it to the Korean War and Vietnam - all front line action. Like this fine gentleman he spoke with a quiet voice, never went to the VFW's either. I love how this Vet tells it just like what they were doing was just another days work. Of course it really wasn't, and we are here today because of brave men like him. Respect Sir!
@@redrock3109 thanks to your dad our liberty was preserved until now the demonrats are taking that away
@@williamtarpley4025: The Democrats are now proposing ideas that our WWII Vets fought against. It's a slap in the face to their sacrifice. Damn those Democrats.
It's honestly just going through growing pains. Hang in there.
@@jgstargazer which proposals are you talking about?
the Greatest Generation of ALL time!! THANK YOU!!! for your service and sacrifice, You have all our respect and thanks, Its because of you and all your fello Soliders that we are not speaking German and Japanese right now "Thank You" You truly saved our freedom,
With the Upmost Respect... God Bless you Sir!
THANKS for your service god BLESS you
These men and women were the finest our country has ever produced., now as we lose them our democracy is circling the drain. I’m a Vietnam Vet and this guy is as sharp as me.
Thankyou sir and amen...
Thank you for your service. I'm sorry you guys were not celebrated upon your return.
Thank You for your service!
This guy is thoroughly traumatized.
Being in the military is a job now not because he or she want to serve their country is about how you get paid or what you get for your time
What's amazing about this fellow is that he did a lot, but made it sound like he did a little, a master of understatement, very humble. Thank you for your service Sir
They were the Greatest Generation of ALL time!! THANK YOU!!! Sir for ALL You sacrificed! YOU earned my eternal Respect!! 🇺🇸
The greatest Americans fought 1776 not disrespecting well vets love em. They had medical tech advantage and got regular food and actually were paid.
War is tough on all Patriots
They were the last gen before the interlopers started taking control
@@bobcruse624 Im not so sure about that. We were on our own turf then. World War 2 we were 5-6000 miles from home. Tough cats either way you look at it.
52 nations versus 1. Knightly victors surely. The Germans would run out of ammo and gas constantly. Of course Britain and France declared war on the Germans for the 'crime' of saving a huge portion of their country (East Prussia). They constantly fought against insurmountable odds - and kept fighting bravely to the bitter end. You're not 'great' if you beat up an old lady (although there are large swaths of our population who do just that, but no one does a thing about it). I guess the odds aren't placed well enough.
Just to play devil's advo here but they got drafted and had to do it, didn't they? We'd do the same, wouldn't we? We are complete subjects of our gov, aren't we? Also, they voted in Democrats for 5 straight terms and their lib philos, didn't they? That always makes gov bigger and more oppressive, doesn't it? We are about to see more and worse of the liberal same, aren't we?
My grandfather fought in both world wars.
He was born in 1897 and passed in 2003, he was 105.
Wow! That’s amazing! I can only imagine the stories he could tell.
Every now and then, he gets this expression in his eyes and you can see he's back there in his mind. I can remember the same look when my Dad would talk about the war.
Thanks to all our Veterans who served. Semper Fi.
Excellent interview, stories like this need to be told.
God bless this veteran! What a great American.
The greatest generation personified.
Thank you sir and thank you all who serve/served, we are in your debt.
Amen
So glad we get these brave men's stories memorialized electronically! Absolutely outstanding man!!!
@@socrates2890 agreed
On one hand, I agree with you, on the otheeerrrr. Our generation seems alot better at avoiding world war.
Thank you very much sir, I truly appreciate your incredible sacrifice for me and my children. God bless you!
Thank you endlessly for your service sir and may God bless you always!! ✝️🇺🇸
My Uncle Erwin (Erk) Stark from La Crosse Wis served With Audie Murphy and would send Erk Train tickets to Hollywood for 3 to 4 week visits every 2 to 3 yearsTill Audie died
Grown up 8 to 10 years old Audie was do n his movies I fell in love with him he was so handsome (lol) after I had become a adult I found out what a hero he really was TNT in a small quite package how he joined the service how his mama was so proud of him
whaz he said about Audy in war?
Respect, sir for your WW2 service. Audie served in the 3rd infantry and was attached to the 36th Texas infantry division. So did my dad in the 36th, up through Italy, invasion of southern France and crossed into Germany throught Seifired line, in the Vosage mts and black forest. Dad was battlefield severlly wounded by mortar shrapnel with spinal back injury, survived but left him in a wheelchair at the age of 21 for the rest of his life. Life long vet hospital patient, member of Disabled American Vets and Paralized Vets of Aamerica. dad eventually died of complications off his WW2 wounds in 1970. He is missed by his family to this day. BTW- A great Marlon Brando film, 'THE MEN' had this group of recovered paralized vets in it at their recovery hospital in Calif. Many of the vets were in this film and background performers.
The visages mtn.and black forrest battles along the Siegfried line was under General Patches us 7th army.Underated because of the 9th and 1st armies struggles up north in holland and belgium.The 7th army had high casualties.Very bitter fighting occured moving up along the Rone river valley area toward and in2 the vosages (french side of rhine;black forrest german side of rhine)and black forrest separated by the infamous Siegfried line;very bitter fighting along the french german border.Quite a few waffen ss troops fighting there.The 36th had a battalion @ st die trapped 4 days.A desperate struggle ensued till battalion was saved.The 442nd(japanese americans took high casualties in the vosages campaign after heavy fighting in italy.).Think it was the 442nd?Correct me if I'm wrong!But it was a japanese american battalion.
I new a ww2 vet w the 100th inf.div.usa in that area and sed it was horrible desperate fighting of the germans.The us 7th army saw sum if the worse fighting of the war.The 45th,3rd,28th,63rd,100th,70th,42nd,36th,44th,95th,101st later in spring 45,103rd were in 4 sum tuff fighting in the vosges and black forrest areas.Battle deaths were high on both sides.A book by shelby Stanton titled order of battle usa army lists usa div.in battle pacific and europe and the casualties were astronomically high in europe than in pacific;not to take away from the pacific war which was brutal 2,especially the phillipines,newguinea,solomns,saipan,pelelieu,okinawa,and eventually japan but the atomic bomb stop a blood letting in invading the japanese homeland.
Clint Eastwood served in the same unit in Kelly's heroes check his unit patch
@@brokenspokes3739 I think Clint Eastwood in Kelly's heroes, wore the patch of the 35th(sante fe div. a national guard unit)inf.div. that became federalized in 1942.35th fought in the bitter struggle of the hedgerows in normandy 6-8/44.It later was in the battle of mortain w the 30th and 1st us inf.div.s in normandy.It was then put under Patton's 3rd army and partook in the battle of the bulge.35th fought in alsace france and saw lots of action in ww2 france and germany.
Guy has a good memory for his age.... God Bless You......
I thank you and Audie for your service may God bless you all
My father fought in the same engagements as Major Murphy. He seldom talked about the war but when we was watching the movie "To Hell and Back' my dad jumped up and said he fought for the beach house murphy fought for.
What do u mean? Beach house?
@@MM-ih8dh the two story house they fought for in the movie. I thought it was right off the beach but I could be wrong.
I like AUDIE MURPHY. Everytime one of his movies came on I couldn't get over this baby faced short guy was the most decorated soldier in ww2.❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
My paternal grandmothers maiden name is Murphy.they came from Farmersville and Culleoke area of Texas.I am a cousin of Audie .
Thank God we had the greatest generation fighting that war may God bless everyone of them
I believe all generations can rise to greatness. Study some of the fighting done in Korea, the Chosin Reservoir, look at Vietnam, Khe Sahn, many other battles, and the Gulf wars. These are all places where men went far beyond the normal, who were heroes in every sense of the word.
@@radamson1 true but not enough
God bless his old man! Thanks for sharing your story brother!
Thank you all for your Service. God bless you all 🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲
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True American HERO 🇺🇸 🙏🏼
Glad my father, who served in the Army Corps of Engineers, isn't here to see what is happening today.
My dad was a P51D fighter pilot escorting bombers from Iwo Jima, and yes he died a while ago but he would be enraged. He became a fire fighter in Detroit and was there during the riots. I was in Chicago 67-68 for the riots. Anger does not tell the half of it. Pray.
So true, brother: My dad killed fascists.
I don’t understand why people believe the world is for some reason going shit . This probably the most peaceful and prosperous time in human history.
@@jasonsharpe9963 It won't be once the socialist marxists take over - i.e. Venezuela. They need to be stopped now.
@@jasonsharpe9963 you are deranged and need help. This is prolly the most divided the country and world have been since this mans good story.
Dear sir, you are a great man. All people should thank you for your undivided bravery that created a better world for all of us 👏👏🇺🇸🇺🇸
Amazing how calmly and matter-of-factly he describes all of this. I don’t think I could do 10% of what he did. What a great American!
This man and the other soldiers, which my great uncles were, have my undying respect.
I marvel at his memory, I can hardly remember shit about Vietnam. I was in the marine corps, a grunt, and saw a lot of action but thank God without something to jog my memory it's all gone.
Thank you 🙏
Thank you for your service.
Roy, thank you for your service sir. I'm glad you don't suffer PTSD
Dude this guy late comer no combat. I like you 1st recon
Semper fi marine
Those woman's that will always be remembered in our lives they served and protect this country putting their lives on the line and I as a Vietnam vet thank them all.
Thank you sir for serving our country I love watching Audie Murphy westerns movies I'm a Christian and it is awesome that he left behind some wholesome film.🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲
Thank you so much for the sacrifices you made for our freedom sir! I had several family members who fought in that war and I cherish everything they shared with me. Thank you for sharing your experiences! I love and have great respect for you and all of the great warriors who fought in that war. God bless you!
Salute! I had the honor of visiting Murphy's memorial where his plane crashed on the Appalachian Trail last year and hope to revisit again this year.
God bless you. Thank you for your service. Glad you came back. You must have amazing stories about Audie Murphy. But you are a hero to all of us.
This fellow reminds me of my dad. I am 63 years old and I remember him telling me the funny stories about the war. He would have his friends over for poker night , most veterans and the stories got a little more gruesome after whiskey and beer and me hiding in the next room at 7or8 never heard the bad stories but new the men who lived them. Auddie Murphy visted Woody Blanton are sherriff in Grayson county Tx. They served together during the war Auddie was from Tyler Tx. Right up the road on hwy 69. I never forgot how strong and kind those men could be.
Thank you for your service , Sir .
THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE 🇺🇸🇺🇸
Thank you to these men all heroes but audiences Murphy was special I met. Him once the war did a lot of damage to his health. When we talked he seemed to have some nerve problems. Real nice quiet guy. Areal hero but he paid a price .he was very unpretentious. Considered it an
Honor to have met him
of damage to him .he had a lot
Pleaae tell more
Glad he survived combat to tell his story. I know there are many things that haunt him from combat that he doesn't want to remember about. The stuff the he saw and the smell is really horrible that he will keep in the back of his mind forever that can't be told or described.
As infantry man who spent his time over seas on the front line, thank you for your hard work and your service.
Thank you for your service also❤
It's so important to capture these stories while it's possible.
I'm 70 and what I know of WWIII was from sitting around the kitchen table drinking Famous Grouse with my dad, my uncles and their friends in the early 70s.
I wish I had recorded those stores.
Thanking you for your service! I hope we still have men willing to fight for this country.
We moved into our house in Dec. 1987. Someone who served in WWII in Europe lived here back in the 1950's. I found a German device hidden in the basement that turned out to be a Mutter Kompass used in the navigation system in a WWII German bomber brought home by a soldier.
Thanks for publishing these true stories. It’s great to be able to see and hear real history.
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What a lovely fella ...What this gentleman and his fellow soldiers went through we will never know...when we look at the world today it seems it was all in vain..... RESPECT to you sir...😉👍
I salute you sir.......I never miss an Audie movie when its on.
God I love these guys. I had so many in my family. I was honored to be raised by this generation So many family reunions and so many combat veterans, POWs, and just plain Dog Faces who went through all this and very rarely spoke about it.
Thank you for your service. I was also a part of the 3rd Infantry Division...from 1973-1976. No combat, just war games, still there’s a little pride from being part of such a distinguished, decorated unit.
My brother was in the 3rd ID I belive the 63rd armor at the same time as you
@@garypic4083 That’s great to hear. We trained along with an Armored unit a lot while I was there. I was a medic and was covering the firing range for the M60 tanks one day. I’d never heard tanks fire before and when they started, the concussion rocked the vehicle we were in . I hope your brother is doing doing well.
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Completely baffles me that there are people (had to restrain myself a bit here) downvoting this video.
It’s the grandchildren of the soldiers that these bad asses smoked
@Mike Harris feel sorry for you
The thumbs down guys are sad people who have no life, no purpose, they're lost souls. They resent guys like this who had the BARs
trolls
They all voted for biden
Thank you sir for your service the greatest generation. I was proud to have served in the 3 rd Infantry Division 96-99.
Both my grandfathers served in WWII. One was a 82nd Airborne Paratrooper the other was a MP under Patton in the 3rd Army. If alive today they'd be very pissed to see this country when most their friends died preserving it.
My Great Uncle Wayne was in the Airborne also. He jumped behind enemy lines in Normandy. I think he jumped out of a glider, if I recall correctly. His son was a Marine in Beirut when they bombed the barracks. I believe some of the AA were the first to reach some of the concentration camps. God bless them,I don't think I could deal with that image of horror.
Audie Murphy was a great hero and warrior. Man times have changed so much." Mr. Lincoln I wish you were here" Things have changed alot in a 100 years " " Things aren't working out just like you planned" "Mr. Lincoln we sure could use a hand."
God bless you sir for your service and keeping us free. Thank you telling your story... you won't be forgotten.
Thank you for your Service good Sir..
It makes me miss my Dad so much, being the youngest in my family I used to ask my Dad endless questions about his WWII experiences, be would tell me stories, I would hang on every word with more endless questions.
After he passed away I was told that I was the only one to ask him of his time in the War, and it was the only time he ever talked about it.. Truly the Greatest Generation... Miss you Dad.
Thank you for what you did. I appreciate your service.
Thank you for your service your a great man!
Full Respect to you Sir !
God bless this man, and so many others who fought and died for this country.
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Carlos T. Rowe served and was a freind of Audie's. Carlos was a freind of mine. This generation we owe so much.🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
God bless you sir and thank you and all my fellow Veterans for your service
my dad would never talk about ww11 I think about it a lot but I don't think I ever ask him about. I just remember one think he said they came across this small creek and they all drank and filled there canteens .they walk up the stream and there wad a dead German and a mule all rotten in the water .he never said if they got sick or not
You can picture in your mind the journey , never to be forgotten by those who listen
Bless him. He and all those old soldiers airmen navy. And so on are true heroes.
Thank you sir for service that allows me to have the freedoms of today as well as the other U.S.A. Military personnel that have fought and preserved our way of life. My Father served in Korea war in combat but he only spoke briefly to my brother and I about his military service other than saying that he made up his mind going over on the ship he was going to do his job the best of his ability so he could come home. My father said two things on how brutal it was and the children who suffered! Short statement that my Dad’s eyes got glassed!
My father served in Korea and Vietnam. He had issues due to his time in war. I have other family members who served too... Vietnam era and peace between Vietnam and the middle east.
Thank you sir for the incredible sacrifice you made for future generations, I appreciate it very much. As far as the thumbs down, there are ignorant people that do it for the sheer joy of knowing they’re getting a rise out of some people, just best to ignore them.
Thank God for our Military!!!
Thank you for your service. My father was in phillipines in qorld war ll.
I am humbled Sir. Thank you for all you did.
Bless his heart and Soul Salute Sir
SPENT AN AFTERNOON AT ARLINGTON ....WENT TO SEE AUDIE S GRAVE....SAT DOWN AND HAD LUNCH WITH MY FAVORITE ACTOR AND REAL WAR HERO....I WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER THAT SUNNY AFTERNOON...
My Dad was in the army during WW11. He was a demolition expert. He armed and disarmed bombs. As a child I didn't know how dangerous that was.
Thank you sir for your service.
I have a hard time remembering things. Its like patches of memory are gone.
Earl,funny thing is I remember the names of those crew mates that died but very few of those that survived! I can remember the face of those that worked the mess hall but not the face of those that crewed other planes that I ate with. Maybe some things we don’t think is important enough to remember.
We were only men who became soldiers. I wonder how many will be remembered. I hold my hand in constant salute to these great men and women and will not lower it until we are called home. Former Army Medic here.
I cannot believe anybody would give this a thumbs down. Lot of freedom haters out there.
Democrats?
@@Psychiatrick, no need for a question mark...
@@billbartley3007 LOL ...you ARE correct ... how ignorant of me ... sorry to those vets I have offended ... Thanks!
@@Psychiatrick Really? Are you so stupid that you don't think any vets are democrats? I guess it is ok to completely ignore the constitution as long as you do it to keep your guy in power. By the way, Vladimir says 'thanks' for trying to keep Unca Donald in power no matter how it is done. Wake up, idiots.
... yep. Soon enough, things's gonna get real Awrey Murky...
Thank you so much for your service God bless you
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About how my dad sounded when he talked about the war.
My grandpa to but he would also show me pictures he took which was pretty cool
Exactly. My dad was also an infantry soldier in France.
18 years old doing all that. Tough as nails, just doing what had to be done. Definitely the Greatest Generation.
I hope you wrote all the events and published it. Or it will be lost forever.
Tired Wore smooth out. What a bunch of men they were. God Bless them all
Thank You Sir For Your Services and Sacrifices and to all Our Veterans For their Services and Sacrifices Amen USA
My father was with the 10th field artillary 3d infantry, He fought with them through North Africa, Sicily, and Italy, James Arness was also with the 3rd.
what he said about Murphy?
Arness would often 'grin and bear it' while walking with a limp while filming of countless Gunsmoke scenes.
My uncle James was in the third division from North Africa to the Anzio campaign where he like many others was badly wounded. James Arness TV’s Matt Dillon was also in the third division and wounded at Anzio.
I think everything this guy says is greatly understated. My father was also in the 3rd Infantry Division.
Reminds me of my grandfather’s stories! 737 tank battalion
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Reminds me of some of my Dad's battles as a tanker. 759 Tank Battalion 4th Cav. Group 3rd Armored Division SPEARHEAD
Thank you so much 🇺🇸👍🇺🇸for interviewing this Veteran 🇺🇸
My father was a couple of companies over from Audie. Served from Africa to Germany.
What company? My Dad was in K CO.. Of the 15th. Same Path too.👍
I'm a boomer. I regret not asking the WWII vets about their experience.
Back then we were told not to ask. It was too horrendous for them to recall.
One Christmas my uncle's father told everyone about his friend in the armored car in front of him who was blown up in Crete or Italy. He felt lucky but also confused it wasn't him. We wanted to hear more, we knew the stories would be lost, but it hurt him. So it was exactly as you say.
Thank you. My father also was in war ll.
plain o hi joe thanks for your service god bless u sir
Sounds like he was in my Dads unit...same time line and places
I love how casual and matter of fact he is.
The guy survives combat against the Germans, only to get crabs at the end of the war! I love how he’s just “Yeah. We got crabs all over us.” Like he’s telling you what he had for breakfast that morning! This guy is great.
It's my wish that god will co ntinue to bless you my brother.
Thank you for your service!