As the Battle of the Bulge raged on into 1945, the U.S. battled stiff resistance on Leyte and Iwa Jima in the Pacific, and Americans brought the war into the Fatherland while mourning President Roosevelt, who did not live to see their final victory, signaled by the deaths of Mussolini and Hitler and the atomic bombs that defeated Japan.
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I hate seeing all this was for nothing… they couldve killed biden, the biggest enemy america has ever had
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Murricah!
That sure was a long intro
It's RIGHT AROUND the CORNER…just wait a couple months and you'll have MANY eye witnesses!!
Couldn't have happened to a more deserving country, I can guarantee if we decided to wipe Japan off the face of the Earth in 1945 no one would have felt bad for them and deservedly so.
Nowadays you’d find two male Navy sailors kissing in Times Square.
Next video is how America reacted when WW3 started !
USA is the best.
They only show up when the war is almost over 🇺🇸
https://youtu.be/LrBI4rtivyo 👍
Doesn't matter how many times Ive seen the same victory reactions in the streets footage. It still always makes my heart smile. The partying must have carried on for ages.
US did not want to this war is a lie. what US did is basically force japan to war. close all raw material sources and oil. why you might ask because US wanted China to itself as resource rich land
I bet those soldiers who placed mines in the forest of the Ardennes never even thought if they would survive 80 years and their consequence. Today, many curious people looking for relics still get blown up by this type of ordinance, mines, grenades and mortar rounds placed there 80 years ago and even WW1
Hahsha Americans are Not The heros😅
America 🇺🇸 it's crazy because I love Japan I didn't know about them till I took a history class on Pearl Harbor as a kid. Once I discovered Japan anime hit real fast. I was so shocked some of my favorites shows were Japanese 🙏🏿 they're some fighters
Keep barking
It's like a miracle because a country won the biggest war in history without a bomb falling on its mainland.
And…. After 75 years till now, not a single American soul was put into trial about the "Mass Massacre" of CIVILAN TOWNS by use of "ATOMIC BOMB" in Hiroshima and Nagasaki 🤔 Funny thing is They're looking at Russia like America is a dam clean country that even Jesus wants to live there… What a bunch of Hypocrites!
A wonderful Military US Propagandist coverage .Video showed atrocities- Brutality of Reinvading of Pacific Islands & western Europe countries by war operations during WW2 …For ejecting ultra atrocity dominant of Axis Power & Establishment of a stick muddy US dominant in Pacific ocean & Western Europe … Quantity Superiority of Manpower & Equips created Victory for USA & Future dominant on the half of Planet
I pray to god that this will never happen again all of those brave souls that gave there lives for all the freedom we have today if i could just say this god bless them all from all walks of life the future is what it is now piece to all god bless
The title should have been "The Last Two Years of The American War Machine | America The War Years | Timeline
I had some friends that survived the second world war and from England to Germany France Italy Solomon's Philippines to and many other countries of the war pilots that did there jobs
The USA certainly loves to engage in war…
America, America
God mend thine every flaw
Confirm thy soul in self control
Thy liberty in law
Oh beautiful, for patriot dream
That sees beyond the years
Thine alabaster cities gleam
Undimmed by human tears
Wow! What a beautiful intro. Can't help choking up!
America & Americans (esp American military) at its absolute FINEST (& toughest)!!! Amen!!!
WORLD WAR lll
America back in the 1940s are the Hero protector of the free world but what happened why after WW2 they've become somewhat the Aggressor?. Love to see the old Uncle Sam.✌️🇵🇭🇺🇲
Tricked into destroying our Christian brothers in the name of communism, freemasonry, and international Judaism
The British dropped fire bombs on German schools, civilian homes. Just research what they did the Dresden
This is back before democrats called anyone who was proud to be American a white supremacist. Even if they weren't white.
Excellent video History Hit! 👍😀
A hughe crowd celebrated having won the war… but none of them smart enough to realize they did so by killing a multiple times larger crowd of innocent civilians on the other side of the planet by using a weapon so cruel, no other nation ever disrespcted human live enough to use it until today.
Its an extreme excample on how western media controlled people already 80 years ago..
Wow, I absolutely love these and thank you for sharing them. Who made this? I presume it was made in the 1950s and want to learn more about it! I can’t get enough of the authentic footage and commentator
Why did the Chinese have so much problems the Japanese? Luzon was 230k Japanese to 40k American dead and wounded. I mean, it wasn't like the Chinese communist forces did much of anything, but they and the British in Asia had serious problems with them.
I love the radio mans voices during these time periods they all sound the same and cool
It's funny how you hear the term japs expect from the people who actually fought the Pacific war. They respect Ed the enemy and call them the imperial Japanese army or navy.
This is what will happen to the globalists when Putin gets hold of them.
The pro voice over early on was the same gent that narrated Victory at Sea. I believe his name to be Leonard Graves, if memory serves. Watching VAS in the early 80s on PBS with my father was always something to look forward to….
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Too loud!
Wow