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Seems like an Amazing amount of items ended up back in the U.S. after WW2. I also like the museum s you visit.some mind blowing displays.

I posted on Facebook too - let us know in advance if you're going to the Show of Shows so we can set up a meet n' greet. I was lucky enough to run into Mae and Othais from CnRsenal there!

You absolutely need to do a series of videos on the pacific theater and John Basilone

I have a pretty strong opinion about the guys who knowingly push out the fake stuff. I didn't even buy anything at my first show because I was so locked up about whether stuff was real or not. Very important to find people who you can trust.

His stuff is outstanding.

Thank you kindly!

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Ha! Awesome. Thank you.

Thanks!

Yeah, he’s a heck of a cool guy.

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Oh man, that would have been interesting.

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Thanks for watching!

Couldn't agree more!

Queen St. in Pottstown, PA. I've driven by it many times!

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I am in the process of trying tp replace medals that my father earned. He never talked about his time in the war so I never knew that there were medals due. I never saw any or heard of any. I discovered invfo about the 4 or 5 medals that he was awarded when I closely examined his discharge papers for another issue that I had about his service. I contacted my US Congresswoman about it and included a copy of the paperwork. She got back to me to say that she has opened a case with the department of army along with the defense department. It is a time consuming process and has to go through the proper channels but the congresswoman is very confident that the medals will be given to my family. So you should contact your congress person and inquire about getting what your father earned and deserves. Good luck. I thank your father for his service and sacrifice. RIP

Sad thing is I don't have his paperwork. I don't remember seeing them in my mother's trunk where his commendation letters were. I have the trunk now but when she gave it to me it was empty. It's possible she threw them out. I also no longer live in the state where we were from. Would I contact that state? I appreciate what info you can give me. I appreciate your father for his service as well. The things these men saw I'm sure affected them in ways we could never understand.

@@rebeccasciutto2722 I would contact your congress person where you live now. They can direct you in the right direction. In my case I called the local office of my congress woman and they told me what I should do to start the case. I am sure there are ways to get copies of your father's paperwork. Just be prepared to wait because this will take time because everything has to go through channels. Good luck and don't take no for an answer.

He or the other Footsteps Researcher crew would be a good contact.

Our pleasure!

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Awesome!

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Believe me.....there are a lot of people who are ignorant about history. Hopefully people are sharing these videos out so that we can all push back on that ignorance just a bit. Thanks for watching.

Thanks for watching!

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Oh dang. If I didn't already have plans, I would consider that.

Ha! He'll probably be even more envious of the 3rd Infantry Division jacket that I got on the way out :)

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Definitely!

Haggling can probably be done. Also historical items vary wildly in price. Ian @Forgotten Weapons does a good series on collecting stuff

Pretty amazing.

Reach out to Footsteps Researchers, which Joey is apart of. They’re great.

@@TheHistoryUnderground oh fantastic THANK YOU!

Working on it 🙂

@@TheHistoryUnderground Awesome! Thank you for continously making an effort to produce great content 🙏

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Thanks!

It's pretty crazy. I learned a lot while I was there too.

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Ha! I should have followed that advice.

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Thanks! I've had some people say that they've been involuntarily unsubscribed or that the episodes haven't been popping up in their feed. Glad that you enjoyed it!

Appreciate that!

Agreed. Thank you.

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Ha! I get it. Would love to attend a Civil War show.

@@TheHistoryUnderground It also helps to go without your wife. Ha ha.

Yep! Great channel.

Appreciate the comment. Even if you didn't like the video, taking the time to express your thoughts feeds into the KZfaq algorithm and ensures that this videos gets placed in front of more people. Your contribution is much appreciated.

New England is so full of living history. You don't need a museum. You live in one.

Definitely want to come out and check that show out at some point.

Thanks! I was pretty pumped. I ended up grabbing a 3rd Infantry Division tunic on my way out the door too :)

SNAFU DOCS is top notch. One of my favorite channels.

@@TheHistoryUnderground I love your suggestions ~I follow them on Instagram and love their stuff!

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Thanks so much!

Well, this was filmed last summer so it may have not been that close of a call 🙂

@@TheHistoryUnderground yeah I try to go every year.... Did you go by Zachary Taylor’s place while you were in town?

@@jasepyle1221 - Nope. Sure didn’t.

Thank you! Got a few WWI episodes that have recently been uploaded with a few more on the way. Going to do something big in the future.

@@TheHistoryUnderground awesome! Thank you! Keep up the great work!

Wow!

Ha! Well, glad that I could bring it to your attention.

Thanks! And I thought that I'd seen every episode of The Waltons but I guess not. I don't remember that episode.

@@TheHistoryUnderground he at times had friends come over army buddies think Epp sheriff was there also.

Ha! I've actually have some gear with that nasty stuff still on it. It's awful.

@@TheHistoryUnderground He told the story a bit sheepishly. But he could appreciate the humour of the moment and laughed when he told the story! The interview is somewhere here on KZfaq but I couldn't begin to tell you where. Maybe someday when you have a ton of time on your hands you can type Queen's Own Rifles interviews in the Search bar and maybe find it. 😂

I hear you.

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