I am a deeply religious person, infantry veteran of Vietnam. What you told that young man about how to pray-just talk to God respectfully from the heart-was perfect advice. You definitely did the right thing. May God bless you richly.
Goosebumps and tears when I heard him say that. On a whole other level. Spiritually this video was awesome. From the peace and trees at the battlefield to hopefully saving that man’s soul. Just wow.
Amazing work as always. My grandfather fought in Italy in the 88th division. He lost his best friend (Americo Bonosoro) after he stepped on a mine 12 March 44. He is buried at the Sicily-Rome American cemetery. My grandfather survived the war and passed in 1991.
Thank you for your incredible work Joey. Jason told me that Louis was already very moved to see the trailer you put together. I'm sure Louis will be happy to see this video. Thank you
My Grandfather was in the US Army in Italy during WW2 in 1944.When I was a teenager he told me about being in Naples in a building that had collapsed. He also gave me some pictures of the building. Last year I traveled to Naples and visited the exact location. The building that collapsed had been replaced but the buildings on both sides were still the original buildings. It was an amazing experience to walk in my Grandfathers footsteps and an experience I will never forget
Absolutely, we hope this mini-series will help to honor the brave men and women who served in Italy. They shoudn't be forgotten. I can see there is an insignia of the 1st Armored Division on your profile picture , did you have a relative that served in that unit ?
i had a aunt who was married to a man born from italy and it wasn't till after he died that we found out he was a italian soldier in italy during that time and around the time usa came marching in and won somehow he came across a dead soldier and put on his uniform and went about with his dog tags and it seems no one figure it out he wasn't a american soldier 🤷♀️and was able to board on a u.s. military plane and come to usa and got all the disability benefits 😮apparently back then not every person coming back was thoroughly check i always wondered as a kid how did this uncle speak such perfect italian and yet could speak perfect english as well and yet had no living relatives in new york who came to the wedding to say they knew who he was when my aunt married him🧐 he just slipped into american soil so easily, makes one wonder how many other foreigners back then was able to suit up in dead americans clothes and walk right into american soil in 1947😮
Thankyou Louis for your service, and thankyou SNAFU for telling his story so respectfully and accurately 👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Glad you enjoyed it!
This is so moving. Thank you so much for these great videos
I am a deeply religious person, infantry veteran of Vietnam. What you told that young man about how to pray-just talk to God respectfully from the heart-was perfect advice. You definitely did the right thing. May God bless you richly.
Thank you so much for watching!
Goosebumps and tears when I heard him say that. On a whole other level. Spiritually this video was awesome. From the peace and trees at the battlefield to hopefully saving that man’s soul. Just wow.
Amazing work as always. My grandfather fought in Italy in the 88th division. He lost his best friend (Americo Bonosoro) after he stepped on a mine 12 March 44. He is buried at the Sicily-Rome American cemetery. My grandfather survived the war and passed in 1991.
Appreciate it! The 88th is a very unknown unit that deserves more attention!
Thank you for your incredible work Joey. Jason told me that Louis was already very moved to see the trailer you put together. I'm sure Louis will be happy to see this video. Thank you
Thank you for the experience!
Hallo im from indonesia , i apriciate for your effort making great video . Thnkyou keep going
Awesome video. Thanks for doing this.
Amazing video! It’s so moving to be able to see where Louis fought.
Thank you Jenny!
Thank you for sharing the video!
Thank you for watching!
Love the guide's First Special Service Force patch! My grandmother's neighbor Jess Latoz fought in those mountains with 3rd Reg. FSSF.
Wow, what's so cool!
My Grandfather was in the US Army in Italy during WW2 in 1944.When I was a teenager he told me about being in Naples in a building that had collapsed. He also gave me some pictures of the building. Last year I traveled to Naples and visited the exact location. The building that collapsed had been replaced but the buildings on both sides were still the original buildings. It was an amazing experience to walk in my Grandfathers footsteps and an experience I will never forget
This was fascinating! My great-uncle Nick was in the African campaign and the Italy campaign... RIP soldier
Thank you for sharing Sam. Do you know by any chance which unit he served with ?
Thank you for watching, Sam!
excellent job, guys really enjoyed the story of this G.I.
Glad to hear it! Thank you for watching!
Thank you. God Bless them all .
fantastic, in Italy, my country
Thank you for watching!
Great work guys, looking forward to the next episode. I would love to know the guys name from KY.
My grandfather was in that regiment
Amazing video, guys. Thank you for making it.
Glad you enjoyed it!
As always guys..👍👍
Thanks again!
My dad's brother was there in the thick of the battle and survived.
The war in Italy has never received the attention it deserves.
Absolutely, we hope this mini-series will help to honor the brave men and women who served in Italy. They shoudn't be forgotten. I can see there is an insignia of the 1st Armored Division on your profile picture
, did you have a relative that served in that unit ?
@@WWIIVETERANSMEMORIES I served in the 1st A.D. in the 80's. Charlie Co. 3rd Battalion, 35th Armor Regiment.
We agree! Thank you for watching.
@@tanker335 thank you for your service. 1st Armored was as well in Italy as you probably know 😊
Is he doing okay?
He is doing ok but he is aging. He turned 101 and has been back and force to the hospital. Thank you for asking.
Avete trovato il vostro uomo, Luciano Bucci è un grande.
Make a video pearl harbour
09:27, 1943 not 1944.
Everyone loses a war
That's a sad reality.
i had a aunt who was married to a man born from italy and it wasn't till after he died that we found out he was a italian soldier in italy during that time and around the time usa came marching in and won somehow he came across a dead soldier and put on his uniform and went about with his dog tags and it seems no one figure it out he wasn't a american soldier 🤷♀️and was able to board on a u.s. military plane and come to usa and got all the disability benefits 😮apparently back then not every person coming back was thoroughly check i always wondered as a kid how did this uncle speak such perfect italian and yet could speak perfect english as well and yet had no living relatives in new york who came to the wedding to say they knew who he was when my aunt married him🧐 he just slipped into american soil so easily, makes one wonder how many other foreigners back then was able to suit up in dead americans clothes and walk right into american soil in 1947😮
I salute you sir and God bless you. From a Vietnam veteran.