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  1. @leonmeekel5486 より:
    @leonmeekel5486
    2024-05-21

    2:17 you know, these stories are always so incredible that its hard to relate sometimes. People today can only kinda do it when they have a modern day equivalent like those marines essentially saying: "we are doing our part but we don't know how you guys ever did it when you didn't have flak jackets". But this little moment is something that i, probably along with most people here, can relate to. Just your mom wanting to say goodbye to you right before you are being send to fight far away for a long time. I can't imagine what it must have been like for those mothers and fathers who's children never returned.

  2. @thevet2009 より:
    @thevet2009
    2024-05-21

    Salute

  3. @tundralou より:
    @tundralou
    2024-05-21

    98 years old and remembers his comrades names so clear—so glad his memories are recorded

  4. @Ddayboy1944 より:
    @Ddayboy1944
    2024-05-21

    Having spent only a few days on oki as a marine, I would never have wanted to attack that island. It’s a nightmare of heat and jungle… they did it with maggots and mud. What a mess.

  5. @user-pf6ib3ue5s
    2024-05-21

    Bless you thank God for your toxic masculinity lol

  6. @Muddybagclean より:
    @Muddybagclean
    2024-05-21

    Jesus Loves You All

  7. @votered3539 より:
    @votered3539
    2024-05-21

    54 20 rnd mags. 1080 rounds

  8. @lonnyjaw より:
    @lonnyjaw
    2024-05-10

    Thank GOD for these REAL MEN that fought for OUR liberty and freedom! GOD Bless you Charles Kelley.

  9. @Poetry4Peace より:
    @Poetry4Peace
    2024-05-10

    Wowsers amazing that it didnt jam great story.. chine gunna

  10. @scottlehman9738
    2024-05-10

    SEMPER FI brother. Thank you for your service.

  11. @rusty_shackleford
    2024-05-10

    I wish I was half as hard as as this man..
    We live so great right now due to people like you, sir

  12. @Rowehouse1819 より:
    @Rowehouse1819
    2024-05-10

    Yeah that breed that he is talking abkut doesn't exist anymore
    Thanks to the greatest generation

  13. @matthewmarshall8685
    2024-05-10

    Can’t go in a bar but you can fight a war

  14. @adambram より:
    @adambram
    2024-05-10

    I still can’t believe Donald Trump called these heroes losers and suckers. Unbelievable that a President would say such a thing.

  15. @scottiegreen1450
    2024-05-10

    My Grandfather fought the Japanese . 1938-1945

  16. @malasagagaming9614
    2024-05-10

    Is there a data that counting the WW2 Vets living? Cause Imagine if your grand father is the last living WW2 Vet that would be awesome and sad at the same time.

  17. @williamcarroll8601
    2024-05-10

    Very brave man and thank you for your service.

  18. @JEM133 より:
    @JEM133
    2024-05-10

    My dad was there with you,1st Marines!
    God bless you all!

  19. @jeremymackevincaylor5041
    2024-05-10

    Put him in the Whitehouse and at least we will know that he is a good man.

  20. @mikeschillinger4427
    2024-05-10

    ❤ what else is there to say? A very moving story to listen to.Thank-you for recording it and to the Marine who so generously shared it.
    God bless our Veterans.

  21. @owendremel7832 より:
    @owendremel7832
    2024-05-10

    Where do you find ww2 vets? I’m desperately trying to find them and talk to them before they’re gone! Can you point me in the direction of where to go?

  22. @Simbadalion より:
    @Simbadalion
    2024-05-10

    Thank you for your service

  23. @lovetolift82 より:
    @lovetolift82
    2024-05-10

    I think I can speak for us all... im going to miss these guys when they are all gone.

  24. @mycigaradventures8322
    2024-05-10

    “I’ll be here 100 years if that’s what it takes”
    Soldiers mindset like that is what made us win the war

  25. @kirkmanning6232
    2024-05-10

    Great presentation!
    The film clips were well done and placed.

  26. @brianhornsby4627
    2024-05-10

    This is the generation of folks that were around me when I was growing up. The conversations and lessons I learned from these old timers should have been cast in iron and taught in schools in perpetuity. Great men they were and forever will be. Courage and humility are almost non existent today. Hard times forge strong men. You know the rest. God be with us all. Bless you and no amount of gratitude could be afforded to your generation that would suffice. Thank you, sir.

  27. @aj-tp2yh より:
    @aj-tp2yh
    2024-05-10

    ARNF

  28. @debrakleid5752 より:
    @debrakleid5752
    2024-05-10

    I really like this channel and appreciate all you do keeping their memories alive because in the next few years there won’t be any WW2 vets alive.

  29. @garymckee63 より:
    @garymckee63
    2024-05-10

    This individual still has a great memory and is very articulate.
    SEMPER FIDELIS

  30. @Ryan____Z より:
    @Ryan____Z
    2024-05-10

    Not old enough to drink legally , but old enough to go into war. Crazy

  31. @SunilSingh-xw2hg
    2024-05-10

    The greatest generation

  32. @Texicankush より:
    @Texicankush
    2024-05-10

    “Jimmy mallison now there was an artist” loved how he says artist bcuz he knew him and what he was passionate about not just some soldier named Jimmy but an artist named Jimmy who had to be a soldier

  33. @_.-266 より:
    @_.-266
    2024-05-10

    Well at the end of the story he bullshitted a little. He said he couldn't go into a bar because he was twenty. When in reality the law changed in nineteen eighty. So he could have went into a bar at eighteen.

  34. @richardharrison859
    2024-05-10

    98 years old and he could pass for 78.

  35. @Mattman2500 より:
    @Mattman2500
    2024-05-10

    I served in the Marines Corps from 2004-2011. Did some time in Iraq early on in GWOT. I'm glad to have worn the same uniform. Has men like this. Marines are a different breed for sure.

  36. @TRockett55IRISH
    2024-05-10

    Memoirs of WW2 thank you for another amazing episode Mr. Kelley was one of your best interviews yet and that is saying something keep up the phenomenal work in seeking out the Men and women of the GREATEST GENERATION to get these stories told for all to see just thank you for all this.

  37. @Naserati-oc9fo より:
    @Naserati-oc9fo
    2024-05-10

    5:22 when he said they were all over the place you heard the coldness in his voice

  38. @shoktroop より:
    @shoktroop
    2024-05-10

    These are our national treasures. The Greatest Generation and my family was a part of that! Semper Fi

  39. @asherweck より:
    @asherweck
    2024-05-10

    Can’t imagine having conversations with friends again a common enemy and then surviving the war and knowing/ seeing they perished in the battle. Must hurt like hell

  40. @longtyler182 より:
    @longtyler182
    2024-05-10

    My favorite channel on YouTube. Thank you for finding these vets and recording their stories so they may live on forever now

  41. @asherweck より:
    @asherweck
    2024-05-10

    What a living legend. I wish I had half the bravery these guys had..

  42. @AndrewGrey22 より:
    @AndrewGrey22
    2024-05-10

    Nice job on this one about this great man.

  43. @trumanbentley9491
    2024-05-10

    The Japanese army should have set up cat food and dog food factories in the war zone to earth friendly process the allies into canned pet food.

  44. @codytotten9545 より:
    @codytotten9545
    2024-05-10

    Freedom isn’t free, the blood that has been shed defending this country and how things are turning, We Need a miracle from God

  45. @djonpow より:
    @djonpow
    2024-05-10

    Semper Fi CB.

  46. @Russellsagecline
    2024-05-10

    Those islands weren't worth all that American blood, but those Marines shed it. Not for the islands...for each other.

  47. @bobbywalker1125
    2024-05-10

    Damn shame wars like this were fought.

  48. @pigpaul より:
    @pigpaul
    2024-05-10

  49. @waldirleandro4997
    2024-05-10

    Parabéns pelo relato herói

  50. @johnnymoa4231 より:
    @johnnymoa4231
    2024-05-10

    First thing I’m gonna do when I go to heaven is ask God to let me see how every ww2 veteran returns home to their families.

  51. @jeremyronald より:
    @jeremyronald
    2024-05-10

    If you ever read this Mr. Kelley, hello from a fellow Michigander and thank you so much for your service ❤

  52. @nick3d155 より:
    @nick3d155
    2024-04-23

    I was so excited to see there was a new video today

  53. @williamcampbell6794
    2024-04-23

    The work you guys do is incredible, thank you so much for documenting these stories, it’s incredibly important, thank you.

  54. @aaa7189 より:
    @aaa7189
    2024-04-23

    You wonder if they even teach what our forefathers went through anymore ?

  55. @macmccollum6064
    2024-04-23

    Great video. Great hero.

  56. @dave3156 より:
    @dave3156
    2024-04-23

    Very moving account--so glad you got his story! Thx

  57. @robertweingartner2055
    2024-04-23

    Another great video, Josh! Thanks for keeping their stories alive. I dread the day our WWII vets are no longer with us.

  58. @DaystromDataConcepts
    2024-04-23

    They really were the greatest generation. I salute all of them, they're bravery and endurance in the face of appalling conditions just boggles the mind. I dread to think how many nineteen year olds today would fare in those circumstances. I fear not very well at all, assuming they even volunteered.

    Okinawa has to be one of the most brutal and appauling battles of attrition in history. May I recommend to those interested the superb book entitled "with the old Breed" a memoir by Eugene Sledge. In it, he graphically describes the most horrific scenes imaginable. Those descriptions of his time on Okinawa and Pelilu will never leave me.

  59. @marcusdelk7708 より:
    @marcusdelk7708
    2024-04-23

    Thank God for this generation. I commission in the Army in 2030, and the men of their Era truly inspired me.

  60. @kubikariYOU より:
    @kubikariYOU
    2024-04-23

    Thanks!

  61. @dmaextraordinaire8205
    2024-04-23

    This is what a real hero looks like.

  62. @davewelsh4505 より:
    @davewelsh4505
    2024-04-23

    God bless you and thank you for your service!!!

  63. @Hevynly1 より:
    @Hevynly1
    2024-04-23

    How does he look that fabulous at 98?! I don't know what I am struck by more- his story or how youthful he looks and sounds! I love that he mentioned the fallen soldiers he knew. It's nice to learn a bit about them as well.

  64. @adriannogales7676
    2024-04-23

    Mr. Kelley is a national treasure. He and Joe Pinio and Jimmy Malleson, Goertz, Bobby Monroe and the rest of those gents are legends, Oklowitz and all the corpsmen too

  65. @henrywinchester9372
    2024-04-23

    Couldn’t even go in a bar when he got back from fighting in Okinawa… war is awful

  66. @user-tl3uf2fd5k
    2024-04-23

    Read a book called I think it was 40 days in Okinawa. It was very descriptive. I don't know how they came back without having been affected I don't think anybody came back unaffected. Just reading the book affected me. My uncle died in that battle. Killed by a sniper at the very end of the battle. Rip Omer Lemay

  67. @876r876rf より:
    @876r876rf
    2024-04-23

    Beautifully edited video

  68. @BoldLion より:
    @BoldLion
    2024-04-23

    It's been awhile! I know it's hard to find them and then get to them as quickly as possible!! Love Yaw

  69. @johnkelley2615 より:
    @johnkelley2615
    2024-04-23

    This is my grandpa, he’s 98 now. Thank you Memoirs of WWII for recording his story!

  70. @jonathanmanzano3902
    2024-04-23

    Thank you for these memoirs

  71. @minuteman-RN より:
    @minuteman-RN
    2024-04-23

    Truly and different breed and definitely the greatest generation. Thank you for your service, sir! You and your fallen comrades will not be forgotten.

  72. @EliteFuller より:
    @EliteFuller
    2024-04-23

    respect

  73. @johnstevens9673
    2024-04-23

    Memoris of WWII have the absolute dream job. Getting paid amazing money to travel the country/world with your entire family interviewing the remaining WWII survivors. Wow, I'd do anything to have their job and make the money they do.

  74. @skimmer8774 より:
    @skimmer8774
    2024-04-23

    Mr. Kelley sir I thank you a thousand times for the freedom my family has. We do not take it for granted. Also you sure don't look 98. God bless you.

  75. @zackbratton5485
    2024-04-23

    Thank you

  76. @Wil_Liam1 より:
    @Wil_Liam1
    2024-04-23

    The greatest generation of all time.. The greatest war machine ever... There will never be another generation that even comes close to them... Thank you sir for your service,HOOOAH !.

  77. @drew9195 より:
    @drew9195
    2024-04-23

    Everyyyy timeeee i watch these it makes me cry Jesus Christ. So many brave lives lost. Children. Some not even recognized as adults in most governments (17). And most not old enough to drink. But old enough to watch their friends, new and old blow up by mortar strikes & get left in the dirt under the hot sun for days until the day they’re able to retrieve the bodies. God bless these men.

  78. @kennethcaine3402
    2024-04-23

    Great video, Great Man, I can't believe he is 98 years old, he has been blessed.
    My Father was on Okinawa, 1st Marine Division his mother's birthday was April 1st the day of the invasion.

  79. @Psalms144_1_2 より:
    @Psalms144_1_2
    2024-04-23

    Amen brother, God bless all who served, God Love you.

  80. @JLAvey より:
    @JLAvey
    2024-04-23

    Too bad something like this channel wasn't around twenty-five years or thirty years ago. Could have recorded the testimonies of the last surviving Great War vets. If you're old enough, it gives you something to think about, knowing the last WWII vet will soon die. If Grandpa was still alive, he'd be a bit over a hundred.

  81. @ettajfan5882 より:
    @ettajfan5882
    2024-04-23

    Thank you for your continued dedication to our WWII veterans. As a proud daughter of a WWII veteran, I wish my father was still alive to recount his own story. He served in five countries in the European theatre as a 19 year old. God bless every veteran and God bless the United States of America.

  82. @michaelfoort2592
    2024-04-23

    An eloquent man

  83. @johngrogan7585 より:
    @johngrogan7585
    2024-04-23

    Thank you Sir

  84. @fufu889 より:
    @fufu889
    2024-04-23

    Thank you sir! You are incredible & your soldier friends too. You are the best! ❤

  85. @PoupstainKilla より:
    @PoupstainKilla
    2024-04-23

    I'm in Flint RIGHT NOW watching this

  86. @bobgrewe988 より:
    @bobgrewe988
    2024-04-23

    The Greatest Generation INDEED.

  87. @2DSTORMS より:
    @2DSTORMS
    2024-04-23

    Been waiting for a new episode....finally, another great one!!

  88. @PaulJordan318 より:
    @PaulJordan318
    2024-04-23

    Toughest generation. Glad to have known my grandparents.

  89. @Sleeperdude より:
    @Sleeperdude
    2024-04-23

    Incredible

  90. @kranjcalan より:
    @kranjcalan
    2024-04-23

    Thank for all the videos. keep up the good work.

  91. @gilwhitmore9682
    2024-04-23

    I don't know how these men did it either, but I am thankful every day that they and all those that followed them did. So lucky to be able to hear these accounts from everyday heroes. God bless and keep them all.

  92. @airgunfun4248 より:
    @airgunfun4248
    2024-04-23

    My Grandad was 7th infantry Okinawa was his landing. He went from there on a hospital ship to Guam I believe. He was sick for a long time. He got down to 97 pounds. He told his family dysentery when my mom was a kid. When I was a teen he said to me the doctor told him it was nerves. He told me a lot of things that he didn't tell them

  93. @magnumx70 より:
    @magnumx70
    2024-04-23

    THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE!

  94. @ChairmanLebron より:
    @ChairmanLebron
    2024-04-23

    Lest we forget.

  95. @masudaharris6435
    2024-04-23

    Only 20 years later, in 1965, Okinawa was a quiet, sleepy place where trash collectors came in horse-drawn carts. Yet, every time it rained, vestiges of the war would wash out of the soil...bullets, parts of equipment, and bits of uniforms. I was told where I lived was the site of some of the fiercest fighting in the battle. But in 1965, we lived in a palatial home, across from a huge sugar cane plantation.

  96. @jakechristopher4953
    2024-04-23

    His generation couldn’t fill their shoes

  97. @peteypete24a より:
    @peteypete24a
    2024-04-23

    Great documentary, but I could do without the music

  98. @Benson_aka_devils_advocate_88
    2024-04-23

    Two years at war, older in heart, mind and soul than most of us ever will be, but still too young to go to the bar.

  99. @Sauerbrew777 より:
    @Sauerbrew777
    2024-04-23

    Amazing story. Thank you for recording it for posterity. Also, 54 magazines = 1080 rounds of 30-06.

  100. @jeffreyknight3884
    2024-04-23

    It's sad, all the world war 2 veterans are dying off everyday. Damn, I'll miss the stories, including my dad who lived to be 100 years old.

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