Kwli War News Today

Your service and thank you so much for being here. what does it mean to you, sir, to see we are at a point where there are only 1 million remaining in the greatest generation in terms of the vets who served? >> it represents to me the world has changed dramatically and as i reflect back to those 15 million you minuted that koim o came out of the military in mass in the late to mid 40s and went off to be educated and came back into the political scene, the business scene, the community activities...

Dropping of the atomic bomb which almost made all of the troops go berserk because it said to us we are going to live. we did not expect to survive. and all of that was a part of the activities and the hearts and minds of the people who were there. we were young, we were inexperienced, each one of us who landed on a beach did not know the reality of war and we learned about it, but we went in there willing to die, not wanting to die, but totally convinced that we were right and we still believe ...

To media savvy generation. witness to war.org. we have 3 or 4,000 video war stories detailing the heroics and humorous events and everything else that occurred over a good kwli war. >> thanks for doing it. >> thank you for having me on. it is an honor to preserve their memories. >> we will travel to the memorial dedicated to them and see what a simple trip can mean so much to the ones who sacrificed. >> excellent. the crew did a fantastic job. the whole experience was great. with gyroflex 3d tec...

>> there were so many casualties they didnt know when day turned into night. i dont think people realized they did go through military training and she was a professional nurse. >> she is a young 96 years old. >> all right. >> people recognize that the years that she spent in the war taking care of all of the troops. >> we would love to share your stories with the viewers when you are a world war ii vet. more on that after the break. ick with innovation.

Sheer and desolate cliffs and take out the enemy guns. they were told some of the mightiest were here and would be trained to stop the allied advance. these are the boys of pwenthome. these are the men who took the cliffs and these are the champions to helped end the war. you were young the day you took these cliffs, some of you were hardly more than boys with the deepest joys of life before you yet you risked everything here. why? why did you do it? well, what i am pelled you to put aside the i...

The united states of america was suddenly and deliberately attacked. >> everyday life in america changed dramatically. young boys became men in the blink of an eye and went off to war. communities mobilized and women went to work outside of the home for nearly four years u.s. service members fought some of the bloodiest and infamous battles. the battle of midway was only six months after the attack on pearl harbor. the u.s. navy had a blow against the military and derailed jap japans forces. the...