Marlon Brando and Robert DeNiro for playing Vito Corleone.

I like her t-shirt Jenn!

Thank you

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They not there supposed been cremated all them but we never know celebrities use not buried so no one dig them up

I miss the A&N stores. I hope they are still open. I bought many items from these stores!

They were 2 people who loved each other and he fought for her! A real true love! 💗

I loved that movie. Mildred was beautiful! ❤👑

An interesting bit of trivia. Josiah Chamberlain barely survived a similar wound that Strong Vincent died of. After Gettysburg, the 20th Maine was assigned a junior surgeon. While this surgeon was fresh out of medical school, he had received the latest training and was better than your typical more experienced surgeon. Chamberlain recognized this when he became ill from some disease like typhus and was treated successfully. As a result, when his regiment was to be assigned a more senior surgeon, he requested that they keep the young doctor. Usually such a request would be turned down but because he was known as the hero of Gettysburg he got to keep him. Later, Chamberlain was promoted and given command of the brigade. During the Overland Campaign he was seriously wounded in the groin and expected to die. Chamberlain's younger brother, the same one depicted in the movie, rushed back to the regiment and asked the surgeon to come with to see if he could save his brother's life. The surgeon came with him and got the assistance of other surgeon who did not think they could do any good. They made an effort to tie off an artery to prevent his eventual bleeding to death. But this did not work and the other surgeon they should not try again because it was just causing Chamberlain needless pain. But the young surgeon insisted they should try one more time and this time they managed to stop the bleeding. But Chamberlain had a painful wound for the rest of his life that would cause problems from time to time. After the war the, the doctor returned to Maine and became Josuah Chamberlain's doctor. Fifty years later in 1914, the same doctor attended his most famous patient as he died, Josuah Chamberlain was 83 years old.

I went to her mansion today and did a tour of the house. It was awesome

Blasphemy!

Losing lisa Marie was like losing Elvis . It really broke my heart. She was like the girl next door kind a thing

Great Pin-up girls still exist.... Including our Own Historian! I still love the fact that the behind shot of a Pregnant Lady did so so so so. Well ______ Now a Billion dollar set of legs..wah ho And Bettie Page .."One Reelers". One three to five inch reels that could be looped on a Projector, probably a million peojector bulbs sold to light the machines that were used just for Bettie, in the 50s 60s 70s sold caeses to one "Theatre" made money from the bulb sales when in College. Betties best and longest photographer was also a woman. M. Monroe was a constant Biblofile Reader.

My Dad after 🕊️ 52 B-17 missions in Europe came back to train new bomber crews in the States. He was selected by the base commander since he was a combat vet early on in the war to drive the staff car and pick up two VIPs, and give them a tour of the Army Air Corps base. The earily USO show had been rehearsing and packed up the DC-3s to fly to the base to deploy and do a first run through of the show to be ready to fly the Pacific. Dad was waiting and then did the tour of the base, a long tour. When he delivered them to the red carpet reception at Headquarters, the two exited and one said deadpan ..thank you I have never had a better tour of every Dang pothole on a base BEFORE! Bob Hope then broke out in nearly falling down laughter..... Note the Base Commander was not pleased at Bing Crosby's description. That got Dad sent to a base in Mississippi for that July. OOps !!!

My Dad after 🕊️ flying in 52 B-17 missions in Europe came back to train new bomber crews in the States. He was selected by the base commander since he was a combat vet early on in the war to drive the staff car and pick up two VIPs, and give them a tour of the Army Air Corps base. The earily USO show had been rehearsing and packed up the DC-3s to fly to the base to deploy and do a first run through of the show to be ready to fly the Pacific. Dad was waiting and then did the tour of the base, a long tour. When he delivered them to the red carpet reception at Headquarters, the two exited and one said deadpan ..thank you I have never had a better tour of every Dang pothole on a base BEFORE! Bob Hope then broke out in nearly falling down laughter..... Note the Base Commander was not pleased at Bing Crosby's description. That got Dad sent to a base in Mississippi for that July. OOps !!!

My Brother was stationed at Norfolk in the late 60's and early 70's in the Navy Band There!!!

M and G, I love this video!!!!

Now a Billion dollar set of legs..wah ho And Bettie Page .."One Reelers". One three to five inch reels that could be looped on a Projector, probably a million peojector bulbs sold to light the machines that were used just for Bettie, in the 50s 60s 70s sold caeses to one "Theatre" made money from the bulb sales when in College. Betties best and longest photographer was also a woman. M. Monroe was a constant Biblofile Reader.

Great Pin-up girls still exist.... Including our Own Historian! I still love the fact that the behind shot of a Pregnant Lady did so so so so. Well

MUCH RESPECT AND HONOR TOO ALL MILITARY THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE AND SACRIFICE THANK YOU FOR MY FREEDOM

No music it Is bad. Thank you for sharing.

So you are like the 73,317th KZbinr to show this.😂 Please come up with some original and more interesting content. Good grief Charlie Brown! 🤎

Back in the 60"s, you could go to your local Army surplus store and fine crates full of German WW2 helmets left over from WW2 for dirt cheap. Little did people know each one of those helmets would be worth a fortune decades later. You just never know what you will fine that will hold value

So enjoyed your video. I too am a history buff, and have always wondered where these executions took place, and now I know. Definitely now on the bucket list. Thanks so much for the information.

There were many heros at Gettysburg.

Lisa was suing Priscilla before she passed and Priscilla thinks she going to be buried around Lisa I don't think so.thats terrible.

M&G

Lots of inbred people around

I. Goldberg Army-Navy in Philadelphia was founded in 1919 as I recall- Surplus was an old industry by 1946- there were plenty of surplus places long before Goldberg... Bannerman's Island was a surplus seller in New York state, developing from Bannermans surplus business at the end of the civil war...

Thanks for doing this walk thru on Emmitt till me and him share the same birthday July 25th and I always wanted to know more about him once again thanks ❤

I'll move on . . . Deo Vindice

There is a new Book, its called the Barn, im waiting for its release over here in the UK.🙏🏾

Not in Vegas, the Presley family is buried at Graceland. The graves are part of the tour.

Yes, how about German Luger and other kinds of trophy handguns with the firing pins removed pre-1968 😉😂💡

In preparation for a long hitchhiking trip way back in 1970, I visited an Army surplus store in Dayton, OH. Bought a large shoulder bag and a pair of leather jump boots - high top, halfway up the calf. Just what I needed, great for hiking and camping, too. Still have them, I wore the boots to climb poles for the Telephone Co. (In the days before bucket trucks) and other jobs as well. They've been resoled 3 times. Americans made things to last back then.

Larry and his sister are awesome people !

The area behind that wall

Had a great one in my town as kid. I loved that place. Got some affordable camping gear as a Boy Scout. Love the field jacket. My favorite garment for many years.

Your welcome

Hi thanks for sharing

That shocked me when she passed god have mercy on all

My dad used to take me there when I was a kid and it was better than Disney Land. Funny as I was just taking about this to a friend this past weekend, and now this shows up in my feed<queue Twilight Zone theme>.

I was stationed at NS Norfolk in the early 80s. Lots of stuff got 'transferred' to the local Army-Navy shops around town!

Rest 🌺🕊🕊🎉

I loved those old Army Navy Surplus stores! As a kid wandering around looking at the deactivated torpedoes and artillery shells was just fascinating.

How goolish to steal a body like what are they gonna do with it there such a fan they want to be around there smelly dead body gross

Thank you so much for your recording ❤️❤️❤️

Just listened to your talk with history episode with John, loved it! I must correct you on something you mentioned Jen, flight jackets are issued to both officer and enlisted aircrew now. I was issued mine along with my flight suits and survival knife during Naval Aicrew Candidate School in Pensacola back in 1984. I flew as an Electronic Warfare Operator for 24 years onboard the P-3C Orion. So not just for pilots and NFO's anymore!