Amazing Then and Now pictures from WW2 #history #military #usa

[gilbertgarza]

As a veteran myself I honor all them BRAVE MEN that came home and also all the men that lost their lives.

[RenataCantore]

These videos give me the chills every time ❤❤❤

[ms.annthrope]

So touching to see such peace and tranquility on those same streets where 80 years ago so much blood was shed, so many young lives ended, so many dreams destroyed.

[stevenewman]

👌😉👍Very great and wonderfully spectacular photos from Then and Now as always indeed Sir's!.

[tmaxyb]

These series of pictures have done more to help me realise the lives and sacrifices of my parents and grandparents than all the ceremonies I've lived through.

[EmilyCook-wxeq]

As a veteran I have respect for my enemies. 42 years old now but when I was 22 I had none. War sucks

[rickbrown]

Rob....
These Now and Then shorts of yours are AMAZING and oh so POWERFUL.
They bring ALL emotions to the table.
Thank-You for what you do! ♥️
NEVER FORGET!
Safe Travels To You Brother!
✌️😎

EDIT:
WOW....
That windmill....
The blades are in the same position in both pictures.

[csidun]

Great stuff… thank you for your hard work I enjoy watching !

[marionjohansson]

I just love these, and the music is the best.

[عقيلمحمود-وذ]

لن ننسى تضحياتكم الغاليه ما دمنا احياء ❤❤❤ شكراً لكم أيها الابطال صانعي النصر والسلام 😢😢😢

[billiemchone]

These pictures always make me cry. I wasn't even born yet. My dad was in WWII in the Pacific, uncle in Europe.

[willielarimer]

Makes me wonder if anyone looking at these pictures recognizes, a family member that fought in this war . God bless to all that fought for freedom, your sacrifices were not in vain

[AthanTom-ndno]

We will always remember you. We shall never forget your sacrifice.

[NLPaynter]

I love these especially the Netherlands. I had a favorite uncle who served there. I always look to see if hes in a photo. The Dutch eere starving. My uncle and his unit shared c rations and chocolate with them. We are part Dutch and they were thrilled to learn this about my uncle. Liberated people tend to American cemetaries. Its considered an honor.

[timhollon]

Absolutely amazing channel!!!, I have a very deep love for Europe, I was born in Dreux, France!!!!

[markhewitt]

It still amazes me how they find these exact locations

[brianpidgeon]

Then and now thanks again for photos never to forget that was the reality back then, never to forget we owe so much to them for our freedom now.😊

[heldermartins]

this godamn music, always messes with my eyes...

[jonthinks]

Amazing as always, you're presenting and preserving history. 8

[traceydaizy]

Words can not express the depth of emotion these pictures cause