Bloodiest Day of World War 2 || D-Day (Minute by Minute)

Why do the allies don't have eyebrows?

you know what would've been really peachy? if the french actually fought the germans instead of surrendering and the US reinforced them by land...

I visited Omaha beach. It was a surreal experience.

Battle of Stalingrad is a turning point of war

Tomorrow, on 6th of June 2024,80 years since we won the war. We praise the men that fought in this war.Thank you for everything soldiers.

It makes me wonder what happened to the world, these were some of the bravest men of our entire generation 17,18,19 your old kids are essentially saving the world and nowadays you have idiots who don’t have acknowledge you dance around on TikTok

Today is 6 June 2024. It's been 80 years.

What? Do you think this is South Park?

It wasn’t just American soldiers involved in D-Day, most were British and alot were French.

80th 🙏🏾

Remember reading (idk if it’s true or not) the US Army lied to the soldiers and said they were going on a training exercise instead of an invasion because they were scared a lot of them would go AWOL because it was pretty much a suicide mission

They should have used ballistic shields

I have a Oculus and I download this game called Cactus at War plants something and it's a D-Day game

Probably freeze in shock and then tell everyone later how I would of dealt with it, if only the police hadn't got to him first 😂. I like everyone else would love to think I would act the hero but I have been in 2 situations that I would call life threatening and in both I acted in very different ways. One I stood and fought and nearly died, the other I stood in shock and only reacted after to help the guy that had been stabbed. Watched the whole thing unfold in shock as did everyone else. Funny because later everyone was telling a version that sounded very different to the real events? Almost like they didn't want to admit to themselves or others that they froze and didn't know what to do while the event happened?

Decimate means to lose by a factor of 10. So they would of lost only 10%? I'm sure it would of been higher losses?

Respect to service men but wasnt one of the days in stalingrad the bloodiest?

During WW2, 18 yr-olds were volunteering to fight for their country in the bloodiest conflict in history. Today, 18 yr-olds yell out how much they hate their "racist" country.

These men were so brave 🫡

funny only the states are mentioned, the brits done everything that day

The Infographics Show is fake news

Was it all the youngest and newest soldiers sent on the first boats? they were guaranteed to die

Why is Morocco cut in half?

My great grandpa Guadalupe Innocent Garza was there, he was a Mexican american from eagle pass Texas, the best person I’ve ever known, my hero. luckily he was strong and very active growing up and already new how to swim very well by the age of 19, he is 19 there… as his boat arrived like many others, he swam to the beach, saw his friends drown simply bc they never learned to swim, that was hard for him. he said immediately after getting to the sand a bomb landed near him, he said in order for their stomaches to not combust from the bombs, they would have to breathe through their mouths in and out, in and out, very fast in order for their stomaches and intestines to not burst… crazy stuff. he survived 7 major European battles, he wrote his memoir and it needs to be published! He always reflected on that time..always had very sharp memory, He lived to 89 years old❤

My grandfather was in boot camp during d day and if he was like a year older or in training earlier, he would have been on those beaches and chances are I wouldn’t exist. These men are some of the hardest, strongest, and determined people alive. Always love your vets, they are the reason we as Americans are able to have our freedoms. God bless America 🇺🇸

D Day casualties were low...far from the bloodiest day of the war. Typical inaccuracy of a channel that doesn't care about getting it right.

if i see one more "accurate history video" calling the wehrmacht nazis im gonna tweak

First wave of troops literally sent to a deathmarch

Amazing video

This was very good, but how could you not mention Operation Fortitude? Overlord would have NEVER been successful without it. And the 100’ cliffs at Pointe du Hoc? And practicing for them in Utah?

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Dumb move where Americans were killed senselessly. Over 2,500 were moved down... No one knows the total number of deaths due to chaotic nature of the landing.

At omaha beach were so many dead because the americans missed all of their shells from the ships , they didn t hit anything.

D-Day was not the bloodiest day of WW2. Not even close. It was a beach side picnic organised once the war in Europe had already been decided at Stalingrad. The first day of the Red Army assault on the Tractor factory cost 48,000 lives in the taking - only to see 46,000 lost as the Nazis took it back the next day. Those TWO DAYS ALONE saw more than ONE THIRD of the United States ENTIRE casualties for WW2 ACROSS ALL theatres of war.

My great grandfather stormed Normandy he was adopted into a different battalion after the invasion due to him being in first wave and most of his was wiped out not even enough for a full squad he said

What's amazing is that I got to ride on two types of landing boats in Okinawa in the 60s. They were exactly the ones used during WWII. I think the Navy provided one for us to go to a neighboring island for a picnic.

D-day was a walk in the park compared to the eastern front... Battles like that occurred regularly on any given week. Bloodiest battle of the week more like it.

Not the deadliest day of wwii by a long shot...

I wonder if anybody’s tired of these South Park recreations of history!

How was august 1943 one year and 2 months before the allies storm Normandy?

"bloodiest day of ww2" the Soviets lost 10 Times more men than the US

Ive watched a lot of WW2 movies and some had the "D-Day" scenes on it but in reality, What really happened on that day was more scarier, brutal and heartbreaking than all WW2 movies combined 💔

Point-Du-Hoc had several gun installations and jutted out into the shore. The US needed to take it to prevent fire from the beaches.

I'm lucky, on that day, my dad walked onto Utah Beach.

I always wonder why they never used smoke shells on the warships, to create cover for the landing troops on the shore. Or even armed their troops with smoke grenades at least.

Bro my great grandfather was on D-day

Gears of War E-Day

Nice to see how after all these years we still solve disagreements with violence