Carl Felton, U.S. Navy, D-Day Veteran (Full Interview)

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Carl Felton served in the U.S. Navy during World War II and saw action on D-Day. He was a half mile off Omaha beach on June 6, 1944, and was on Omaha beach the following day. He served on the MS Series during the invasion working in communications. Later he would serve on the Queen Mary, and throughout Normandy, England and Germany.

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That feels so sad. My dad was a glider pilot and I wish I had recorded more of his experiences during and after the war. I am so grateful for these men who put it all on the line, to save us from fascism and tyranny. I love listening to their stories, and I honor them.

janniechoquette

Whoever is producing these interviews should get The Noble Peace Prize

sdthyng

What a guy. Still knows his Morse code. Saves us from them nazis. Helped saved the world. He must be one of the dew who didn't smoke like a chimney. 3 cheers for your service Carl.

dr.barrycohn

I just met this man last week. He was so amazing. It was such an honor for me.

HANANAHH

We need an initiative to get people to interview ww2 vets in their family and send the videos into this channel. We lose almost 400 badasses a day.

eugeneh

So grateful for your contribution. We owe you everything.

ryno

God Bless you Mr Felton. You are with Rita now. So many fond memories over the decades.

ihcqyys

I love listening to New Englanders tell their stories in particular. They have a certain lightheartedness and modesty even when talking about the toughest times.

kaciecouch

Wow. He had it better than most but he still done his part. Sounds like he may have had some fun along the way.

JohnDavis-yznq

I'm not comparing my life to him but I've spent time from my family and the short time I was gone I felt like a different person I can't imagine how much he felt

Sequatchiemm

Merci mille mercis, thank you very much Mr Felton! I am so grateful that young Americans saved us from Nazis, and paid the highest price ! France, me, my children we shall never forget the braves from Omaha beach and all the Overlord operations.

Aetiusflavius

Why not more attention for the heroes of our great country!!!!???? Truly the absolute greatest generation I just wish I could’ve spent more time with my grandpa.

andrewl