D-Day Special June 6th 1944

A D-Day special
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[@ianmason.]

On the 6th June 1944 my father was on Sword beach, landing with No. 6 Commando as part of the 1st Special Service Brigade. The first member of the 1st Special Service Brigade to set foot on Sword was its commander Brigadier the Lord Lovat, immediately followed by his "personal piper" private Bill Millin complete with skirling bagpipes. My old man was a few rows back from this. The craziness of playing bagpipes on Sword beach is one of the very few war stories he told me. (One of the others involved a much unloved and very arrogant 2nd Lieutenant getting "accidentality" bayoneted in the backside when going into action.)

[@user-mz3sj7do4b]

God Bless you're Father, Lord Lovat & the Lovat Scouts. Thank you all.

[@silasfatchett7380]

Love the Audi badge on the flying bomb!

[@preferredimage]

Happy Birthday! Had a 'professional' driver in front on me today on the drive home, no signals four junctions in a row, swung wide, right into the oncoming lane to take a left (still no signal) and then we hit stationary traffic.... Then I spot the cigarette butt come out his drivers window (not allowed to smoke in commercial vehicle of course) so as my good deed for the day I hopped out and gave it him back, flicking it in from the drivers window with a cheery 'You dropped this mate'. He didn't half get a shift on trying to find it!!

[@jillspence7227]

😂😂

[@user-jo9xx2hk1t]

My mate was married on June 6th, 1964. he says it's been a war ever since.

[@johnfh]

Thanks Tony, that was really interesting, it brings back memories for me too. I was born in 1943 in Australia, and I remember my parents sending food parcels to England some time in the late 1940s. In 1965-67 I lived in Shepherd's Bush, and of course knew Hammersmith as it was then. Belated birthday greetings from Stockholm.

[@deborahrouse3330]

Happy Birthday for yesterday 🎂

[@MrSolodriver]

13:25. PEDANT ALERT!!! The Spitfire is the iconic aircraft in the Battle of Britain, but the Hurricane was the mainstay of RAF Fighter Command and downed many more enemy aircraft - 656 to 529. Indeed it was more successful than all other air and ground defences combined. OK, I'm better now. As you were

[@scienceexperimentsforhomee261]

Exactly what I was going to say. The Spitfire was a match for the Messherscmicht 109, but the Hurricane greatly outnumbered the Spitfire and was easier to make and repair.

[@labalius8867]

Similarly re the Halifax bomber compared with the Lancaster.

[@mwolfer1]

OCD is a very powerful affliction and can lead to social isolation! Seek medical help immediately (or just have a pint or two). 🤓

[@michaelgurd7477]

Dowding System won the BOB.

[@scienceexperimentsforhomee261]

@michaelgurd7477 by this I assume you mean the system of radar stations, observer corps reporting to operation rooms which then directed which squadrons to scramble. It certainly played a large part but was just part of the whole system. I would say that Hugh Dowding himself and his second in command Keith Park had a much greater impact. I would also question whether the Battle was won by us and lost by the Germans. The Luftwaffe still existed afterwards and the plan to invade England was pretty fall baked compared to the planning that went into D day landings. The RAF continued to exist in October 1940 and thus deprived Germany of air superiority over the Channel.

[@richardwoolnough4081]

Nice one Tony, your level of sarcasm regarding bike lanes actually exceeds mine. That's impressive mate. Have a great weekend, from Richard in Worthing 👍👍

[@chasbell4510]

Happy Birthday Tony. We have a cycle lane alongside the A27 from Pole gate to Lewes which is a single carriageway road and everyone has been asking for years to be made dual carriageway.

[@milsteadonmovies]

I often say that Sadiq Khan is the worst thing to happen to London since the Blitz. I grew up in Hammersmith & now live in Chiswick. The roads around here have become increasingly worse over the last 20 years or so, all to kowtow to obnoxious cyclists who don’t even stop for elderly pedestrians on a zebra crossing! I cycle and I drive & around this area, I hate doing either! Tony, if you do happen to see a cyclist stop at red lights and follow the rules around this area, it’s most likely to be me.

[@kimothy1701]

The Omen was released on 6th June 1976. 6.6.(197)6. It was originally scheduled to be released the week before until some clever marketing guy spotted the date and told them to postpone gor a week.

[@georgeahunt2357]

Happy birthday for yesterday. Love watching and listening to your commentary, great sense of humour 😂😂

[@petegolding2657]

Happy birthday Tony, I'm a midlander, my dad was from Sydenham, , bought up in West norwood,. He always went on about the doodlebugs, how the engine would cut out then they would crash to earth causing havoc. Great video tribute to the wartime generation.

[@samkeegan2313]

You might like to have a word with Rishi about respect for the D-day landings

[@thelondondashcam]

Yes indeed

[@mikeos1]

I saw a V1 in the air. I was about six years old in our back garden in Plumstead. My dad shouted “look at this Mike” I ran down the garden and there it was in the medium distance, flying from right to left. I always wondered where it came down.

[@TheEnglishLoungeLizard]

The Hurricane may have a greater kill record but the Spit is beautiful

[@ericaleak3170]

Funnily enough, I shall be in Hammersmith tomorrow as I have an appointment at Charing Cross Hospital. I worked at the M&S in King Street for many years . I used to love the big Woolworths that was further up the road. Hammersmith has changed so much and definitely not for the better! I always look both ways, even on one streets, as bicycles and scooters never follow the road rules!

[@johnfh]

I loved "That East German athlete come spy" at 15:18!

[@Steve_7867]

Good video mate, keep em coming. If the Krouts had taken London then the much tougher Northern Hordes would have kicked em out and save you Southern Softies. I wonder how many of those heroes would be so willing to fight now if they could see what this country has become. It was the Hawker Hurricane that won the battle of Britain not the Spit, mostly.

[@mwolfer1]

2:20 Now it all makes sense!

[@donmacdon]

Being a bit (actually, a lot) older than the LDC I remember the empty streets with no traffic lights and no road markings.There were also (almost) no cars! The motor car has brought many benefits but some downsides. We have spent millions 'improving' the roads to accommodate cars and ended up with congestion and pollution. It is a bargain to spend thousands to encourage active travel instead. It might even do some good to get 'professional drivers' to walk for a change! Two can play the tongue-in-cheek game 😀 Happy Birthday 🎂

[@MikeWilliams-yp9kl]

Extremely true about richard-head and that mathematical genius, Great video ❤

[@stuartpackham3413]

Happy birthday and great banter nice1

[@Packard63]

When i was a kid in the 70's i used to ride my bike all over the place with not a cycle lane in existence. I was very self aware and a member of the self preservation society......how things have changed!

[@zaink7037]

Nice sharing this anniversary. Did this at work and nice seeing you put this uo too

[@angeladormer6659]

Hope you had a great birthday. I am a Middlesex girl from down the Uxbridge Road. My sister, when first married, lived in police flats near Cadby Hall, and I was often there in the 60s babysitting. I agree with you about a the landings too, not just the politicians, but do gooders, lack of backbone, and National pride and grit. Obviously, I'm older, so my parents' view of the blitz was different. My father enlisted, although too old and in a reserved occupation, negated him being called up. I agree with all comments you made.

[@sillybait1329]

Happy Belated birthday Tony, 🍷🍷🍷 I nearly had an accident when I saw the four rings of shit on the doodlebugs, 😂😂😂😂😂, They truly were a scary invention and my Mum (R.I.P) told me about them and some people in Coventry where I now live ( unfortunately) we have a war memorial park which was a sea of crosses and still has some of the mooring block for the balloons they put up to stop them

[@markclayton8417]

My wife is exactly 3 years younger than you, so happy birthday for yesterday. and the audi logos on the V1's, i laughed so hard, keep these videos coming, we love to see all of the bikes on the bike lanes that they spent thousands and thousands and thousands on :)

[@heatherhoward2513]

The 6th June is my friend Ann's birthday, she lives in Fareham, and is about 84...I always lose count! We remember D Day here in Oz too.

[@mikehipperson]

Where you dropped your passenger off in King St is where I used to deliver stock to Moss Bros which was on the right. It wasn't fun in a 7.5 tonner and one day whilst I was unloading a septic (Yank) in a Porsche went down the road and parked outside one of the houses on the left. If you've seen some mid 90s porkers they live up to their name an have much wider wheels at the back than the front and accordingly he had parked at a slight angle to the left hand kerb because his front wheel was as close as he could get and the back left wheel was also touching the kerb. Needless to say I had to try to get my 7.5 tonner through the gap. Even on a normal day I had to fold my driver's door mirror to get through there due to there being a cast iron fence along the right of the street. Going as slowly as possible I edged forward and the tail lift stanchion just clipped the wheel arch of the Porsche and put a witness mark on its right rear wheel. The driver flew out of the house he was visiting accusing me of writing off his pride and joy. I laughed in his face and said that if he valued the car so much perhaps he could learn to park parallel to the kerb or park somewhere that was wider. Anyway, Happy Burpday Tony! 🎉🎊🎆

[@kevinjacobs2730]

Never Forget The Hurricane, they shot down more enemy planes than the Spitfire!

[@Sarah-bq7zo]

Hammersmith has changed, haven’t been through there in years my Nan used to live in North Ken. so we went through a fair bit Dad born Hammersmith Hosp and Mum and Dad met in the Palau’s happy birthday for yesterday

[@FloralGardener]

Happy birthday for yesterday Tony and thanks for the video! It's my birthday tomorrow (the 8th) but I'm a LOT older than you. I was born and brought up in Hammersmith and lived there until the age of 22. I'm so old that I can remember when the Hammersmith Odeon was called the Gaumont 😊 Everything's changed so much it's hardly recognisable any more.

[@thelondondashcam]

Happy Birthday for tomorrow 🎉🥳

[@paulcullen814]

My new name for Britain's Got Talent is Non-Britons Got No Talent, especially as last year's winner was from another country and his only act was jumping around the stage taking off fluorescent jackets to the same line from the song One More Time.

[@Manu-Official]

13:57 ''Always an Audi'' photoshopped in. I'll tell you a short story, about an old boy whom I met one day, who went through all that WW2 stuff. He literally recoiled when he saw my German Audi car... I have more stories to share including my own Grandad's. And remember people, Always Remember. Happy Birthday Tony, you're doing good 🎁

[@DriveSmartDash]

Happy belated birthday Tony! Hilarious commentry. . . . your sister was "probably out shoplifting" 😂😂 and the "floaters" had me creased up laughing 😂😂

[@richardeggett392]

Not even taught in school now, my grand kids told me they have never heard about except on the news and by family, my father was there obviously survived.

[@Yorci62]

At 1:00 What are you saying🤨, just look at how organised our Government was in the way the managed Brexit. Ha ha lol. Oh and don't forget the Covid saga. ha ha At 13:15, yes the Spitfire was okay, but for me it was the Hurricane which I don't think gets enough publicity and recognition of what they did. Yes the resilience of the Brits back then was something to admire. The Gen Z and millennial generations did struggle to cope with the lock downs during Covid, not of the same character, and lack of being able to keep a stiff upper lip during adversity. Regarding Mr Kahn a song comes to mind 'Who do you think you are kidding Mr Khan, if you think we are on the run'. We just need some boy to stop his little game!'.... Otherwise Old London may be done. By the way happy birthday for yesterday.🎂

[@samhenwood5746]

Happy Belated Birthday 🥳🎂🎁🎈Thanks The London Dash Cam 🚕😊👍

[@user-us8tq8tx5x]

Happy birthday, thank you for your fun blogs , you really make me laugh! Xx

[@DeathcoreDashcam]

This Hammersmith roundabout is a regular on my jobs... I absolutely DETEST it... also I'm sure I read somewhere that Hammersmith and Fulham is one of the worst places in this country for yellow box junctions Having worked in the area, it's essentially (as you state) designed to get money out of us, there are some boxes out on blind corner traffic lights it's a disgrace

[@stevewareing8525]

Cheers mate for a superb video and you really got me with this one. There I was enjoying your off subject talk about the war mixed in with the driving footage when *WHAM* You put up a picture of a V1 "Doodlebug" with the Audi ring's. I just wonder how many viewers will know the connection between the two? The answer is simple V1's also didn't use indicators.🤣. Happy belated Birthday to you. 👍.

[@Alex-sp9hq]

Happy birthday to us for yesterday! I never knew someone who was born on the same day like me and I would've never expected to be you of all people haha!

[@beverlyhenderson188]

Happy birthday for yesterday Tony. I am older than you 😂 obviously. Spent my first 8 years in Tottenham North London. The Mayor doesnt want you to use a car. He wants you to pay for his Buses and underground trains (the biggest polluters). Couldn't live in London any more.

[@andreashaynes3346]

Many thanks for sharing this interesting and entertaining video Tony and many happy returns of the day for yesterday. See you soon 👍👍👍

[@waynebartholomew1299]

I was born 6.6.1965😮 St Mary Abbots Hospital, new Hammersmith well, Butterwick Bus Station, used to sign on in Hammersmith with my UB40, also used to visit a sausage sandwich bar around from the bus station. Was basically just a shed but always packed

[@waynebartholomew1299]

Knew😂

[@suziforester]

@@waynebartholomew1299 Oh oh...another spelling monitor

[@Andrewwhite-zt2zj]

@@suziforester Speling Monnitor!

[@ianbentley-rb7hs]

I used to drive buses along King Street back in the 80s. Don't think I'd want to do it today, not with all those "floaters", a load of accidents waiting to happen.

[@bellshooter]

Memories, The Ram pub in my yoof. Saw The Beatles at the Hammersmith Odeon one Christmas mid 60's, and was not as posh as you , being born in Chiswick, and dragged up in Brentford and Hounslow.

[@scienceexperimentsforhomee261]

Another interesting fact about Hammersith is that it is where Charing Cross Hospital now resides. The hospital used to be in Charing Cross but the building became very outdated in the 1970s and in fact the first part was designed by Decimus Burton in 1820ish. I was involved in the conversion of that building into a new police station for the Met police in tbe 1980s.

[@thelondondashcam]

The picture with me and my motorbike is the block of flats behind Charing Cross Hospital.

[@gazzertrn]

I used to love those Honda XL 125s , just looked so good . I used to have a Kawasaki KE 175 , loved the trailie look .Crap in the wet though .

[@thelondondashcam]

Yes indeed that brings back some horrible memories of riding in wet weather they were absolutely awful.

[@nunnyholes]

Belated birthday wishes and remember birthday cake is good for you, the more you get the older you get!

[@rodmcleod4805]

Cycle lanes are progress, apparently. Happy Birthday,keep up the great levels of sarcasm!

[@iamnoone.]

Happy belated birthday

[@glencurtis6496]

Very happy birthday to you buddy for the 6th June hope you had a great day

[@jamielee-hill449]

My Grandad landed in the first waves with the Canadians on Juno Beach. D-Day was known as the longest day. How awful that we have a Prime Minister who wanted to make it his shortest day. So disrespectful of the veterans who gave their all.

[@craftsmanwoodturner]

The politicians back then were mostly just as bad - pursuing a policy of appeasement instead of opposing Hitler at his first transgression. We were incredibly lucky in one respect: we had Sir Winston Spencer Churchill. He did so much, both before the war and then once it had started, to rally people, to keep up morale, to get the best scientists working on plans (including the Mulberry Harbours and Landing Ship Tanks for D-Day, plus the Bletchley Park crew that cracked the Enigma code). Your words about D-Day being the beginning of the end reminded me of his speech after El Alamein: "This is not the end. It is not even the beginning of the end. But it is perhaps the end of the beginning." We have nobody in politics nowadays who comes within a country mile of Churchill.

[@michellesimpson4364]

Happy Birthday ❤🎉

[@janiceblacow1728]

My mum and grandad talked about doodlebugs , scary times

[@EJ6GamesYT]

Happy Birthday for the 6th June matey, was my Birthday on that day as well, was born in 2002 though 😁😁 My dad is 57 as well and was born in February

[@ianyates7742]

Happy birthday. my farther was on bored a distorter escorting the troop careers on d day he told me that he had never seen so meany ships in one place ever before

[@petercoffin-mu9sz]

Happy birthday, Tony. Hope you feel better for that rant. The 666 and tennis racket says a lot mate. thx P.

[@paulmurphy3510]

Happy birthday tony you're absolutely awesome I am subscriber of the London dash cam channel, I love your channel...when or if you had a party or a few drinks don't invite...always an audi drivers hahaha

[@mikeapsey]

Happy Birthday 🎂

[@Golfiron]

Great vid!! Belated 'Happy Birthday'!

[@SonicStealth]

Happy Birthday then mate 👍

[@ritchieblackmore5204]

Happy birthday for yesterday

[@magdalenacanterofernandez6423]

Happy birthday, Tony, moltes felicitats from Catalonia, Day D it's a big date for the world, I hope those times do not return, on the 9th we will vote against the nazis in Europe!

[@lafluerpeter9]

I'm sure I saw Richie and Eddie.

[@jamestaylor6760]

13:59 It actually wouldn’t surprise me Tony if that plane was actually made by the company that those infamous rings belong to 😂 And of course when I say that, I do mean Always An Audi! 🤣

[@kevinbrewis6014]

Happy belated Birthday

[@mickotflag]

happy birthday mate

[@g6znw]

well done for this program, cudn't agree with you more, in all cases!!

[@paulatkinson2849]

How can u call us old codgers when u are close to 60 urself (cheeky) 😂😂😂 like the audi logo on the doodle bug tho 😝😝

[@TheConsettcowboy]

Happy birthday for yesterday Tony, I hope you had a good day. Still loving the videos. When is the next live drive happening?

[@thelondondashcam]

Not sure of the date but I have got something in the pipeline, a Murder Mystery where I will give clues to where someone was murdered and you have to guess who they are

[@Tank161185]

No politician today can even come close to sir Winston Churchill ✌✌

[@jm37024]

Happy birthday

[@shaunmagill8804]

I was born there 64 years ago, 23 jan 1960

[@neilsouthern321]

Me too but the 25th Jan 1960

[@MrTimdriver]

Cheers!

[@deborahgauvin44]

Hapoy Birthday!

[@DavidNewmanDr]

How many cars were driving along the roads of Hammersmith when you were young? And how many now? Too many cars is the problem. But you can argue about which is the best solution to that problem. At least the Tube trains carry more people now.

[@mikehipperson]

But the pollution in the underground is far higher than on the surface. Explain that away, genius!

[@thelondondashcam]

There was obviously less cars back then but the Broadway was always busy but it was always moving the same as king Street it was busy but it was always moving now it's busy when it doesn't have to be busy if you know what I mean, the restrictions are making it busy

[@ElSnakeObwb]

Hammersmiths broadway does look nice.

[@neilclark2245]

You got smacked round the head with a tennis racket? That explains a lot................ Also ... don't forget the Hurricane, the true unsung hero of the Battle of Britain

[@Howie57]

The Hurricane was more successful than the spitfire

[@outcast5018]

i did history in school. they proberly mentioned when dday was but then it was hitler 24/7 and the germans. coulda sworn i was british. learned more from video games

[@Mooheda]

Belated Happy Birthday - here is some Audi rings :)

[@TheBoringg]

wonder how all those parked cycles got there?

[@thindad]

Changed, but not for the better.

[@45H4W]

Best wishes for yesterday.

[@stevedavies7722]

Always an Audi !

[@Andrewwhite-zt2zj]

Plus all the other makes and models that have miscreant steering wheel attendants

[@suziforester]

@stevedavies7722 It sure is Steve

[@aidan.w.carolan]

You should come to Ireland. You'd enjoy the driving here, people drive below the fucking speed limit and will not overtake slower moving tractors and lorries. Also people cycle on footpaths and those electric scooters which the law doesn't cover nearly run pedestrians over.

[@SimonJM]

Happy Birthday for yesterday! The 666 explains a lot .... 😅

[@bustersw1760]

`Appy birfday to an `ammersmif lad.

[@grahamnutt8958]

A bit late for your Birthday but have some 🎂🍰 from me. Shame you can't eat it.

[@michellesimpson4364]

Tony my eldest son is 18 on the 16th June he was born in 2006 so we was worried when the 6th June came in case he came early cos his date of birth would have been 6.6.06 which was a bit to close to 666 😂

[@thelondondashcam]

Did you know the remake of the Omen was released on purpose on 6.6.06

[@michellesimpson4364]

@@thelondondashcam I did I even went to see it when I was 8 months pregnant with my son it’s a wonder I didn’t give birth there n then the amount of jump scares I had lol

[@Ezekiel_Burton]

The cycling infrastructure has to be there for it to be used so your rant is a little odd. I understand its partly tongue in cheek though 😝 The nore safe infrastructure that is in place, more people will be tempted to cycle in a city, which saves money and pollution in the long run. And that's exactly what has happened in Manchester. We now have thousands of cyclists using the lanes daily to commute, but it wasn't like that years ago when it was built. You have to build for the future not for today. Poor infrastructure or planning is a different matter

[@doghous3]

is an invasion still going on today?! Good question! :D

[@MrBlackfalconuk]

Sorry to contradict you on your history, the coalition during the Gulf War 1991 was a repeat. Having witnessed it first hand, as a serving soldier, I can tell you you you had countries that hated each other agreed with the Liberation of Kuwait and I know you're Londoner do not agree that it was a war, in fact their is NO memorial outside of National Memorial Arboretum at Tamworth of the service personnel lost during that conflict, even the Medal for the Gulf War was made meaningless as people on standby in London were awarded it.

[@DavidNewmanDr]

On car pollution, it is roughly proportional to the amount of fuel you burn. The more you burn, the more NO2 and CO2 gets out. Slow driving creates less pollution than fast driving. Except, perhaps, from old cars with carburettors, which produced more soot at low speeds. But nowadays with fuel injection it is simply a matter of the total amount of fuel burned by all the vehicles, whether they rush through or crawl along. And as we quickly learn in electric vehicles, a slow journey uses less energy than a fast journey over the same distance.

[@thelondondashcam]

The way I've got to answer that is what about Putney high Street one of the most polluted areas in Europe and you crawl through their very very slowly that sort of blows your theory out of the window a little bit I think

[@ianmason.]

So, watch your mpg meter when you're crawling through traffic compared to cruising along at 50 mph and _then_ tell me which speed uses more fuel, and therefore produces more pollution. Hint, it's the opposite of what you claim. Only once you get into the territory where the square law effect of drag takes over does fuel efficiency fall off - for most modern cars the tipping point is somewhere between 50 mph and 60 mph. Electric cars are also subject to the same immutable physical laws of rolling resistance and drag, they too are most efficient at moderate speeds. The data to prove this can be easily found in any basic vehicle engineering textbook.

[@thelondondashcam]

The thing is we are not talking about one car are we, we are talking about maybe 100 cars stuck in traffic going nowhere , like I say Putney high Street one of the most polluted areas in Europe because traffic just does not move down that street. And I'm not just talking about traffic because of the roads being busy I'm talking about traffic that doesn't have to be there because of other stuff put in its way like badly phased traffic lights cycle lanes that are not used things like that makes traffic and pollution.

[@suziforester]

@@ianmason. Exactly Ian.....but its difficult getting people to understand this...they're took in by government and climate junkies...shame so many are so gullible x

[@suziforester]

@@thelondondashcam Well put Tony x

[@dtfhhn]

14:40 Sorry, we got no or only a few Indians back then to ruin you. OK, and what do you put on the V2 then, Merc logo?🤣🤣🤣

[@IndigoJo]

A floater is also something you see in your eye which isn't there, and it's a sign that you're going blind.

[@Howie57]

So you'll go blind if you have a floater.....rubbish

[@jillspence7227]

Bollocks.

[@ianmason.]

Except that it's not a sign that you're going blind, it's a sign that you're getting old. Floaters are little bits of membrane that tear off as the vitreous humour detaches from the inside of the eye. This detachment happens to most people somewhere between the ages of 40-60, some get floaters, some don't.