…the Freedom this fine man speaks…it ended with the 2020 election and the tumult brought upon American values by contemporary Democrats.
@billbaber66534 сағат бұрын
I was 9 Y/O remember the announcement.
@user-cp3yi1yk6o4 сағат бұрын
RIP Mr Cadenhead. My Uncle was at the battle of Iwo Jima, 5th Marine Dvision, a Sergeant…he rarely spoke of his experiences…we knew that he had to seen the horrors of that momentous battle; we never asked questions. RIP.
@MrKaido9312 сағат бұрын
With all due respect to the WW2 Veterans Generation. The Greatest Generation is the Revolutionary Independence War Generation along with the War of 1812 Generation. They fought under the threat of being executed by hanging by the British monarchy. The Independence War Generations fought under many harsh primitive conditions without any modern technology-convinces. No toilet paper, showers ,no electricity, and no modern, medicine,heating,shelters,food clothing,transportation or modern weapons and equipment to establish and sustain America as an independent country. The Independence War Generations are the "Greatest Generations"!
@davidkimmel515322 сағат бұрын
Wonderful Gentleman. The best video I have ever watched. Thanks so so much.
@That_Guy_Says_Hi22 сағат бұрын
The Birth of American VICTIMHOOD.
@exposethenwo6491Күн бұрын
One of my ancestors was a veteran of Knoxville and Atlanta Campaigns for a Union regiment from East Tennessee.
@amydanielowicz3435Күн бұрын
Sherman is burning in hell for what he did.
@billbaber6653Күн бұрын
Enjoyed the show
@sootvilleaustin29952 күн бұрын
DeJoy’s goal is to ruin the postal system and then say it’s so broken it needs to be privatized. Biden should have figured out a way to get rid of him or neuter his powers the minute he got into office.
@user-gj2fk1sw1u2 күн бұрын
Dirtbag jon
@BeyondLumen2 күн бұрын
Just came across this documentary, so many memories I don't live in the south anymore 😞 but Okefenokee lives in my heart and mind daily I look at my phone and remember my last visit two years ago and yes 44yr old.man cried his ass off when I got there and harder when I had to go home. I told my wife when my last day comes and goes I want part of my ashes scattered in the park. Anyway enough about me Okefenokee Joe/Dick Flood thank you !! For your guidance and teaching us all about the majestic swamp we call home. Rest in peace 🕊️ and may you continue to watch our Okefenokee
@janicer.49572 күн бұрын
God bless this man
@joycecogdill97972 күн бұрын
Awesome interview!! Liked his thoughts at the end. Thank you for your service !
@WBCStudio.2 күн бұрын
WOW! What compelling stories! The Lord Jesus Christ is great and works in mysterious ways.
@rodbutler40542 күн бұрын
This man’s story is typical of many of our heroes of WWII. They came home and tried to forget the madness and terror they experienced in a homeland that could never understand the psychological mental anguish they were replaying in their minds. Someone up there looked after him and his story should make us all reflect and appreciate his sacrifice for our country.
@larrymiller82102 күн бұрын
Most excellent history told. Well done!
@user-tf5hp6kg5n3 күн бұрын
Yep land taken from the original inhabitants
@fredgandolfi23563 күн бұрын
The mature humanity this man embodies is spellbinding. Leaves one with much to think about. This interview was a gift. Thank you.
@sba87103 күн бұрын
Thank you for sharing this video. It’s heartbreaking. We will never forget.
@pcka123 күн бұрын
Remarkable how all that wealth originated in a technology developed in England and transferred to America in the form of two railway engines & track exported to the USA, rapidly copied & exploited all over the continent!
@chrissimone49163 күн бұрын
48:05 I think the country as a whole are going to come back to the Bible . Amen Mr. Bing .
@spookyboi84463 күн бұрын
So a regiment is usually between anywhere between 300-1000 men. So that single Confederate regiment killed MINIMUM 6000 men? Thats a lie 😂
@PTjennifer3 күн бұрын
Preventative care is best, not what can we do in aftermath to clean up a mistake made by foolish or careless choices. Parents could talk to their kids who think they are ready or make enough to have sex. If parents are thinking abortion is the best option for their children who come of age to have sex, in case they get pregnant, that is very sad. If my mother had talked to me about sex, that would have made a huge difference. Parents talk to your kids before the time comes that they're thinking about having sex.
@kinocorner9764 күн бұрын
My ancestor was with the 84th Illinois, he was at the siege of Atlanta.
@UnidentifiedMadMan4 күн бұрын
Amazing. Great men.
@scasey19604 күн бұрын
Sherman is the face of “unconditional surrender”. Lee said it best to Grant “not yet”.
@chrisandersen37524 күн бұрын
They weren't forced to fly, but they did it anyway. Thats courage!
@cheesywheeler83224 күн бұрын
Dude drank the water i learned playing the Oregon trail that’s not good
@tony186625 күн бұрын
Tack!
@GPB4 күн бұрын
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@D9P3235 күн бұрын
BEAUTIFUL 💖
@mebeasensei5 күн бұрын
This is terrifying, beautiful, vulgar, poignant, touching, disgusting discouraging and encouraging …I don’t know what to say. After his generation came the boomers, which split and revolutionized, and then a new gentler generation that was followed by a gung-ho adrenaline fueled generation, until we get to where we are now, who are peacefully standing away. How do we judge, how do we teach, what can we say? No idea. But this is a valuable upload. One of the best I have ever heard, and I have heard a few. I just wonder what this man must have made of Vietnam and protests and Afghanistan and Iraq etc. what he thinks of these guys that dream of a life as a Navy Seal etc.
@alexgramm51706 күн бұрын
I wasn't actually aware of that. I thought officers could resign their commission and get out of the service. That was good he chose to quit; his experience in the air was enough for him and the crew was better off. My Dad was on the B-17 and I was a jet eng mech on the B-52 Gulf War. I recently met a gentleman who was on the PBM I think it's called... a sea plane. He was floating on the water while battle raged on Iwo Jima; they did search and rescue when needed. He is 100 yrs old. A friend of mine who died in 2004 was a Marine at Iwo Jima. I love this small story can't hear too much of them.
@Outdoorpizzaoven5 күн бұрын
He wasn't an officer. He was a NCO, SGT
@alexgramm51705 күн бұрын
@@Outdoorpizzaoven I did pick that up .. I was just seeking confirmation on officer resignation. He did say he got busted but worked up to corporal again.
@fjb49323 күн бұрын
TECHNICAL Sgt. My Father was an ARMY Tech. Sgt (1942-64). BIG difference between the two... ☆
@user-zx9yg7bk7c6 күн бұрын
Love it or leave it but stop. The lies😊😊😊😊
@user-zx9yg7bk7c6 күн бұрын
1 of lincolns last verbal truths,,,,i fear the slaves shall be the white mans burdon,someday, true tht😊
@KathrynRucker6 күн бұрын
Such a lovely place 💕
@GymLone6 күн бұрын
why someone would fight for atlanta is beyond me
@larryhanshew51736 күн бұрын
AND ONE MORE THING, “DOES ANYONE KNOW IF GOD WILL FORGIVE US FOR WHAT WE HAVE DONE TO ONE ANOTHER “….?
@larryhanshew51736 күн бұрын
Thanks!
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@larryhanshew51736 күн бұрын
THE LESSON FOR ALL PEOPLE IS THIS, “WAR IS HELL AND HELL ON EARTH IS WHAT YOU CAN EXPECT “…. L.J. HANSHEW
@sadlemayfriedman55647 күн бұрын
THAT'S ANOTHER LIE
@julieproctor60397 күн бұрын
Where was their duty to care while in custody (dead)
@mikejurmu42397 күн бұрын
I love the stories...so great to hear you two!
@glasair38sr7 күн бұрын
Many people don’t realize that you were not forced to fly. If it freaked you out, you could go on to other (though I’m sure very shite) positions within the Army. Keep in mind that this was the USAAF prior to the USAF. Uncle flew B24s.
@gdmofo8 күн бұрын
Listen up people
@BullfrogHunter1238 күн бұрын
Hey everyone! Before we dip into this history of our Nation,let’s make sure that we all understand that Republicans and Democrats have different views and political goals,views, and values that we see today! Just because you saw a post that you liked,or you decided to listen to your professor five minutes before class ended,doesn’t necessarily make your opinion irrelevant,or respected,but please keep an open mind while discussing topics related in our history! I scratch my head at both sides on here with people saying things that are clearly wrong and hearsay. I’m from south Mississippi. I’m not on either side. It’s a horrible war that could’ve ended before it even started.
@jmam72088 күн бұрын
Thank you. Remembering a great man. Grateful for your post. 🇺🇸 ~“Colonel’s Radar“
@wl71078 күн бұрын
Why did this "documentary" sanitize the purposeful decision of the North to totally destroy everything in the South, to carry the war to the civilians? Military history students learn that it was the North's policy of "Total Warfare" to destroy everything, which was the first time in military history that this was officially enforced. Never once did this "documentary" use the term or even elude towards what was the North's goal and objective, to destroy everything like Barbarians would do. I believe the Russians tried the same thing in the Ukraine recently.
@tonylarge00788 күн бұрын
As far as I’m concerned, Grant was a murderer and sent to Humboldt county California Eureka to wipe out peaceful friendly Indians He killed hundreds. In the 60’s I met some of the ancestors that Grant slaughtered telling me the truth of what happened. He was a crappy president and drunk most of the time.