Omaha Beach Then and Now Pt 3 #history #army #ww2 #usa #cod

[thehistoryexplorer]

If you enjoy these shorts why not check my longer form videos too? They also have then and now pictures as I travel around Europe 👍

[georgefox]

I'm a tough guy but these pictures really hit me hard.
It took a special kind of courage and patriotism to run out in the open into that hail of bullets from German machine guns.
It grieves my soul that many of our young people do not have that same sense of patriotism.

[feliciahoden]

I love watching these. If only the ground could talk. The history behind the pics brings tears to your eyes 😢

[usmc-veteran-]

The Greatest Generation, thank you. My Uncle was there. Most have passed on. Again thanks to the Greatest Generation.

[BroFranco]

Heartbreaking to see this.. Imagine how brave these men were fought

[robertcooke]

The last picture in this hit hard. . 😢
Then ..the soldiers.. & now.. the young boy
Standing in the same spot. Wow.

[davidgreene]

So thankful to each one there, especially grateful to those who gave all.

[rossallen]

Sometimes a man needs to touch reality, and shed some Tears
This site is where I come to escape from being just another man
I'm so thankful for the HEROS that put this together for us
Who ever you are
Thank You for the Peace and Love you give every day ❤️

[MrSamfala]

This is so moving, knowing soldiers have sacrificed their lives for the betterment and freedom of all. Thank you, and rest in peace ✌️

[kingfisher]

Incredible place… heartbreaking too when you visit the war graves 😥😥

[mickeymckernan]

this gives me chills and to defeat an army that was so prepared and initially had the advantage

[kingthor]

This images are telling us that we are walking in the footsteps of heroes.

[Hoppy]

Today we walk these paths with contentment and happiness. I wish those brave men could have done the same . Thankyou 🙏🏽

[shaunefinegan]

Most gutting thing is the bodies that never made it home.

This generation will never know the lives lost

[frandyson]

The hardest thing is that most of them never made it back home I cry watching these videos 😭😭 history will repeats itself

[motogp]

I was a young US Army soldier in 2004 celebrating in support of D-Day. I didn’t get a chance to see the beach as we were too busy with our duties. I regret not stopping by the beach to give my salute. One day I will come back to visit again. These photos tells a lot of story. Thank you!

[KalingTamut-mg]

Everytime I watch your videos, something happens in my heart

[thomasnorton]

Thank you for sharing these photos. Never forget. I try to visualize what happen that day of the war. I have no family in Europe during the war. My Dad, Uncles and cousins were all in the Pacific war. I am always in awe of the Greatest Generation accomplishments.

[jkdad]

We need to remember that this now sacred ground harbored evil at one point. God bless the men who sacrificed so much and prevailed.

[graceamerican]

Thank you so much for these. 🇺🇸❤️Time heals all wounds.