Master Sergeant Army - Beck, Carl D | Georgia in WWII

Mr. Carl D. Beck was born in Missouri in November of 1925. Mr. Beck served in the European Theater and was in the first combat on D-Day near Utah Beach. He recalls the intense ground combat he faced during Operation Market Garden, how he got mouse trapped by the Germans at the Battle of Bulge, and the Legion of Honor he received from the French.
Original Air Date: 2007
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[@johnwayne2610]

I got to meet him at the Currahee Military Weekend in 2009. A great storyteller.

[@erniepaints]

Thank you for you service Mr. Beck. You are indeed hero. Rest in Peace soldier.

[@darrenstockman9268]

Shocking how the force treated you guys so sad so very sad Thank you for yr interview otherwise the truth gets hidden and nothing learned I’m on the otherside of the planet Aotearoanz and now yr story is in my heart forever Ake ake ake

[@hiramabiff885]

I had the great privilege of meeting this gentleman when in service. It was an immense honor.

[@imprimatur1987]

Mr beck is a true hero with your joane antola

[@marcclement7396]

"There was a different America. Then."

[@imprimatur1987]

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[@Buce-ku9vx]

Questionable at best. Frustrated writer telling anecdotal yarns.

[@jyellowhammer]

Why would you say such a thing?

[@davidyeo8731]

Comments have no consequences, say that to any service man and I guarantee you have a bad day.

[@Buce-ku9vx]

@@davidyeo8731 8% actual combat more than 7days. Fact. Bet you cash your ptsd checks for when you burned your pinky on the spoon the 3rd of every month tiger.

[@walker50aaron]

It's a bot account... either that or a complete retard