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I assumed that every NATO accession ceremony was done like it is now. Such as with Sweden, Finland, North Macedonia and Montenegro for example.

"A wall can never create a permanent prison for human spirit, Its strength is measured by those who built it." 27:08

11:07 The countries were those that had their sovereignty taken away and looked at NATO to protect that sovereignty

10:55 “these were countries that were part of the European, the Euro-Altlanitic family that had been kept apart for so many decades who are now coming home”

Миру 🌏Мир💋💋💋

NATO is a force for good in the world. God bless NATO and all our friends in the alliance.

Happy Birthday NATO ✌

Russia will never change

God bless all our countries our strength is the unity between us long live nato 🇪🇺🇺🇲

Happy Birthday Alliance! 🎂

Glory to NATO Slava Ukraini God bless us all From Finland, the New NATO member

What would the world look like if every nation was a member of NATO? 😮

Stand strong🙏

Good video documentary

NATO is the best alliance I’ve ever seen they always came through for the allies in Europe LONG LIVE NATO

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Long Life NATO,Long Life USA

Love this. Does a lot to counteract all the bogus claims surrounding Yugoslavia by actually showcasing much of the human cost that would have further been incurred had the Allies not intervened.

We need more people to understand how crucial NATO is to regional and global security, development, democracy and stability. This video is underrated and under watched for the important information that it contains, showing the work that nato has done to protect its citizens and allies over the years since its inception till now

Thank you so much for enduring through all the tough times and ensuring the peace and security of all in NATO and the rest of the world!❤

Ich freue mich sehr, dass du auch nach deiner Pensionierung noch aktiv bist🐈 🫡 4:54

Beau drapeau où ont peux l'avoir

Thank you tuis footage is priceless

I was stationed in Berlin at McNair barracks, 62 to 64

The film quality is pretty good! Also, a great perspective of a new life in Germany at the time!

Charlton was americas answer to the cold war Situation...solid rock of Patriotism nra supporter Took over from john wayne Even went to vietnam as a Morale booster! Would have made a suitable President if he had have quit Acting like reagan did!

Former members of the Warsaw Pact mInus Russia are now members of NATO. Even neutral Finland and Sweden are members too.😁. I got a chance to visit then West Germany twice back in the early 1980s when I was serving in USAF. Glad to be part of cold war history.👍

I get triggered by the fact they switched up Denmark and Norway, REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE. Ok, all jokes aside, im proud to be from one of the founding states.

you forget the German language in Belgium

First time I saw a A10 in the air

Gas Gas Gas 😂😂😂

Was in reforger 78 schweinfurt Germany 3rd Inf.

If they work more together .. Powerful country! Powerful Army!

so important keeping these videos for history

1960s America : "TEAR DOWN THIS WALL!" 2020s America : "BUILD A WALL"

NATO i Like your flags

Who is the writer of this story?

This film tells the journey within

Isso é oficial, oficial?

Awesome 😎 world 🌎🌍 tour... My shades monsieur Orson Welles. Please my departure and stayed in France. 😅

"I remain like always obediently your's" - Orson Welles I love every time 🩷🫶🏼 he says that

The Hawk missile system

Interesting to learn about what knowledge they had on Belgium at the time. Not surprising that they don't mention the atrocities occurring in the Congo and to the Congolese people. I think we are still a long way off any of it being common knowledge. Even today it's being swept under the rug. I still love my country despite our dark past and present because I see the social change that is occurring and I hope it continues on and we acknowledge all the victims. I feel the same way about. this country of my ancestors. Belgium is a fascinating place. Thanks for sharing.

What's interesting is how much the documentary emphasized the hopelessness of being the weaker side, the losses, the screw-ups, the potential losing to the enemy. The bit with the soldier in the chopper yelling "we lost 3/4 of our unit!". I can't tell if it is the malaise/anti-war attitude from the Vietnam War affecting how they edited it, a dislike of the idea of WW3 generally, or something else, but you can see a stark difference from a few years later in the Reagan era, where there was still the tenseness of the consequences, but it was more big smiles/we're tough/we're back!/we'll fight & win despite being the underdog attitude showing through.

I wonder what was going through the soldier's minds, practicing for this? You can see in their faces it was a lot more 'real' than most exercises nowadays, with hundreds of thousands of enemy troops within driving distance. This was about the weakest point in the Cold War for the Western Alliance. Budgets were down because of the Oil Crisis earlier in the decade, America was battered, bruised, and confused from the Vietnam War's loss, NATO was not thinking/arming seriously for a conventional war yet, and the Soviets & Warsaw Pact's gear was nearly equal in quality at this point, with none of the dissolution/loss of confidence the 80's would bring. Another case of nuclear weapons saving people's lives, because in any other period of history, the Soviets probably WOULD have gone for it, and World War III would have happened. But because MAD is a thing, it would be pointless to fight conventionally when everything would be blown up if they 'won'.

How on earth were they able to license Pink Floyd for this program?!?

Ja leuk

Can someone please help me find the songs used on this Video

Russians are experts of supressing the human spirit.