Old Guy Metal Detecting Buried WW2 Willy,s Jeep

[@jhnhopkins]

when I was working in Egypt in 79, i was told of a WW2 jeep dug up on a refinery construction site in Libya that they used as a runabout on the site.

[@Harrowder22]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/mX_chquiZbKLjbM

[@labhrashealy]

I came across this by accident and it was not what I was expecting. I found this to be very moving, emotional. The vehicle. The Hole in the windscreen. He knew what it meant & what it represented. Once again we are reminded of what so many did that time and reminded of the tools they used to do so. Thank you for sharing. Thank you.

[@jeepersdrew2]

A MASTERPIECE!! i love the part where he salutes the jeep, as if he, himself is a vet, or at least understands...beautiful

[@josephweaver335]

He noticed the bullet hole and knew, that the driver never made it, and he noticed that the driver had a girl back home, Jessie, but yes the salute obviously came from one vet to another and a way of saying thanks, or I would not be here doing what iam doing....not sure you are allowed on those beaches however, as they are part of the cemeteries that lay on the hill above the beaches.

[@leeo7030]

joseph weaver I don't think this terrible example of typical horrible French pseudo-esoteric bullshit was actually filmed at Normandy you Pratt! I mean, have you any idea how many Thousands and Thousands of miles of coastline France has! And you think they drove all the way to Normandy to film this shit. Although I thought the salute was tasteful, I swear when it was over I was waiting to hear "Ridicule, by Calvin Klein" or something like that.

[@arkansaswookie]

joseph weaver Yes,you are allowed on those beaches, Utah, Omaha, Juno, Sword & Gold. They are very much open to the public. No, You can't dig on them. People have though, over the years, and still do in certain places. I did see,years and years ago, a few guy's with metal detectors on the beaches where the landings occurred and east of them.Unexploded Ordinance is the major concern still, all over Europe. Most places have been cleared.

[@tenaciousgord2086]

the hole on the windscreen is mabe suposed to be a bullet hole that killed the solider who drove it.

[@Centurion101B3C]

Not a word spoken, but a wealth of history told in a few minutes.

[@Centurion101B3C]

I loved the moment of the old beachcomber saluting at what the hole in the windshield signified. Very touching! It is the thought that counts.

[@hadrian121]

Nice comment.

[@enterBJ40]

Totally agree. In that moment he realized he is in front of a fallen soldier's grave.

[@peterpaterson5371]

Corvus Rabiatus very good.

[@choochoo3985]

Without eyes one will not see. Without a mind one will not interpret. This was a beautiful tribute to those that died on D Day! Don't try and get technical!

[@hondacrx4909]

I saw this video again when I was 6 or 7, don’t actually remember very well, I am 16 and half, and I just saw this on recommended after many years.. so many memories...

[@donquichote2024]

Actually,I've witnessed almost identical story back in 80's.The maintenance crew of water filtration facility in Warsaw (Poland) investigated an obstacle buried in Visla River muddy bottom.Using a barge crane they pulled well preserved amphibian version of Willys Jeep,apparently siting there since Russian army attempt to free the city in 1944. Further examination revealed several punctures in vehicle body pierced by heavy German's fire,with one hole in the same spot of windshield...

[@SmR8008]

It amuses me how so many people dont get this story and get hung up on the condition of the jeep in, comparison to the time. Just enjoy the story!

[@Diggerww2]

Good comment ! thanks i agree

[@ferrarierocca155]

Especielly the whole in the windshield, the salute. I served.

[@bobfriendship8893]

I agree with you, Simon. Pure nostalgia, nicely done too! From that point of view, the truck, quarter-ton 4x4 Willys or Ford GPW ranks one of the most iconic of vehicles, recognized the World over. I owned one during the early 70's. Fantastic fun!

[@Diggerww2]

Simon you gave the correct answer ! ,just enjoy the story not the details

[@rickdees251]

Simon Rogers I agree, why can't I believe in Santa Clause even though I'm 38? I love the sorry of Santa Clause so excuse me if I still believe, same thing.

[@wrigg5006]

We left thousands of jeeps in the Philippines, with the stipulation that they could never be returned to the USA. They were converted to Jeepney busses. They have disappeared from the scene today, but new busses still come with a jeep grill.

[@jackmorgan3462]

Respect comes in many forms. We must not forget the people who gave their lives for us. Respect and tribute never goes out of style.

[@17070dave]

Very true Jack, Very true..

[@hadrian121]

A lovely piece of film backed up with a really nice tune Here`s to all those brave heroes including my own Father who landed on the Normandy beaches on 6th June 1944. Always remembered & never forgotten

[@donkinney3658]

Thank-you.

[@fabricecesaro5910]

This Vid is actually French as I can see, I dont know the reason for this, but two famous French actors for sure in it,....It just shows how much the French of that generation mainly, are grateful for the liberation of France by the allies and love the ww2 US Jeep, every villagers in France can tell you what it is and what it was for, as most of us also until the eighties were still using them in the French army during our national service that was abolished during the 90's I think, we just love it...

[@garyharris1932]

Think of the Harley Davidson sound. The Willis Jeep motor was the sweetest sounding motor I've ever heard. My brother-in-law bought a war surplus Jeep after WWII and I drove it a lot. The steering was very quick and took some getting used to. I tried to put it in four wheel drive and broke the cast iron transmission in a few places. Someone actually welded it back but it was never the same. This was about 1949. The last Jeep I ever drove was at Wiesbaden AFB. Lot of the guys had these Jeep station wagons probably because they could get free parts from our uncle Sam.

[@jamespetersen4397]

Mr. Harris. Two of my older brothers served in the Pacific during WWII, and one served in Germany after the war guarding German prisoners of war. In about 1965 or so, one of the brothers who served in the Pacific bought a Jeep, and fixed it up, got it running, and had it all ready to sell -- including a ready buyer. He let me take it out often (as long as I put the gas in it). It was unique in our town in SW Kansas. I enjoyed taking it out for a spin every once in a while. One Sunday I took it out, and a block from his house upon my return, there was a loud metallic THUNK!. That cast iron transmission you mentioned gave out. In my teens at the time, I was so upset --certain that I had ruined it and lost the sale for him. It took him more time to find a transmission, but it all worked out, and he sold it for even a bit more, I think. He is now 85 and doing well. I would love to buy a Jeep from that time (mid- to late-1940s) to drive (carefully) on occasion. Best, James

[@LEO1WOLF]

AMEN to you Mr. Harris!

[@capie44]

for those that haven't recognized it yet, *every* COLUMBIA Pictures production MUST have a scene-- no matter how much the cost -- with a person lighting up, smoking, inhaling or exhaling a cigarette because the tobacco industry funds Columbia. This is one of the many production companies that caters to your pre-teens.

[@johnkirk5555]

capie44

[@robertlucas1435]

God do I love hearing that engine and the whirling of the driveshaft, and the belts.

[@adoreslaurel]

One interesting thing about those jeeps was the pivoting headlamps that you could rotate and beam back into the engine bay for troubleshooting, designer had some imagination, the original daddy of all FWD.

[@metalmoto]

That was so cool, and respectful.

[@kpdvw]

WHAT KIND OF BATTERY IS IN THAT THING? KEEPS IT CHARGE FOR 70 = YEARS? WHAT ENGINE OIL? WHAT GASOLINE? WHAT KIND OF TIRES KEEP THEIR AIR UP FOR SO LONG?

[@Diggerww2]

American made in a time where people did the best my friend !

[@CaptianHicterDeckmen]

LET ALONE THE RUBBER ROT AND RUST!?!?!?! what bullshit, i mean sure we made things to last once, but thats just bull shit, the electrical with be a green dust, the battery would be mush, the tires rotted out, the crank shaft and cycinders seezed, the oil would be a mud of carbon and sand, and the body would be riddled with rust holes, theres not a chance in hell that would happen

[@501isa]

They don't make them like that used to.

[@DolleHengst]

Hollywood battery Hollywood oil and gas Hollywood tires and air. This Jeep came with the "Hollywood American Patriotism Superiority Rustfree Invincible Package"

[@andrews4782]

it's art you damn fools. It's called an imagination, most were born with one, the fools forget how to use it. lol

[@mikehein8970]

Fantastic! For those who don't feel the true emotion of this skit - shame on you, grow up and feel at least some compassion for life. Thanx for this video!

[@kevm3821]

That's incredible...my husband came home with a WW2 jeep last year...HE said he'd found it buried on the beach too....and to think...I didn't believe him...am sorry I buried him under the patio now!!!! 80)

[@gordslater]

2:40 - Supertramp - Take the Long Way Home :)

[@johnkirk5555]

Gord Slater

[@cyclic2696]

Definitely NOT Supertramp!!! It's L'Uomo Dell'Armonica, the tune 'played' (not really) by Charles Bronson and the music is by Ennio Morricone - the film "Once Upon A Time In The West" - director Sergio Leone. kzbin.info/www/bejne/l5LFoJunq95jlZY

[@wi11y1960]

Love it how the gas is supposedly still good after being below the water level.

[@17070dave]

It was probably NOT the Unleaded shit that they sell these days !!....... BUT they did TIME LAPSE ... Maybe he went to the gas station and got some more without us seeing it.....

[@pookitherat]

Americans, get over yourselves! It isn't about how fabulous American stuff is, it's a romantic story, an old man dreaming of lost youth. It's a bit like Woody Allen and the VW Beetle. OF COURSE IT WOULDN'T START! Half the rubbish made now doesn't frickin start, lol. I liked that.

[@deepbludreams]

This is a joke, if you haven't figured this out yet, ever seen what a real vehicle looks like after 70 years under ground? nothing much left, rubber is eaten away, glass is smashed, paint torn off, plus, Fuel would eat though the fuel tank, battery would have died long ago.

[@pookitherat]

He's too busy being "fabulous" to notice anything! :-)

[@gearheadz7767]

That is so true

[@pookitherat]

Broadsidejohn Ha ha ha, you are clearly looking in a mirror there. Why do people like you have to call others names? Is it because you have so many imperfections that you feel the need to hit out at normal people? Chill man.

[@raykaake]

Andi Stephen Get over yourself, you ain't all that.

[@math.m.j.frints2624]

Mooi verhaal omtrent de willi IIWJeep !!! Deze JEEP heeft meegeholpen door overwinningen mogelijk te maken op de vijanden !!! Math. (M.J.) Frints

[@math.m.j.frints2624]

Op, Deze 2e W. Oorlog Jeep bouwen we nu nog op !!! Deze bracht vooruitgang, in de tijd !!! En dat doet hij nog steeds !!!

[@22dedeurwaerder]

GOT IT !!!, it's "Jessie", French short film, 2005. "Jessie"

[@Sallusto590]

Nice and well done movie. The second man sleeping near the beach is Michel Galabru, one of the famous French actors. VIVE LE JEEP !

[@kenmorerange]

Yes, the story line is hokey to the extreme. That's not the point. The vid was very nicely done and a bit touching. Kudos and thanks for making me a bit more introspective today.

[@Skinflaps_Meatslapper]

10 minute video, 2 minute credit roll That would be like watching a normal movie with 24 minutes worth of end credits.

[@garynorthtruro]

Very beautiful. Excellent production. A nice change from the usual.

[@marinjeanprovost9583]

I wish I could find a old ww2 willys military jeep. That would be a cool resto project .

[@misplacedhaole6726]

I love this video. I love the meaning of it. The jeep guy in me is wondering if its a Ford or a Willys-Overland. Still beautiful.

[@17070dave]

I think that after many recent viewings, and being confused over the last few days what it was all about ... I Think that I finally understand what it's about ... I think that "I HAVE GOT THE POINT OF IT !!"... It's just so tremendous...................... 10/10 for effort

[@twisterdbs1]

Nice video, but I didn't find anything funny about it. To all of you picking it apart, it's obviously meant to pay homage to times and events long past. It's art, not a documentary.

[@roverman985]

TEN-HUT! SALUTE! Thanks for remembering our WW2 Veterans.

[@turbofoxbird]

this video touched me since i live just a short drive from the Jeep plant. growing up i can remember driving by the old Willys plant on my way to work.

[@tomjones2202]

love it!!! no words can describe what you have done here!!! AWESOME!!!

[@arnabkumardey6604]

This vehicle should be clean and polished to keep those memorable soilders who had died in D day. Respect and salute from West Bengal India.

[@SuperBenM]

Dear-o-dear. Some of the comments below are sad in the extreme. Are we all getting so spoon-fed with practical information that some of us fail to recognize nonsense when it's so obvious? Take this bit of charming cinema for what it is and don't look for any deep and meaningfulness. Or imagine your own explanation. Fuel gumming in the carb - the science of metal corrosion - WW2 tribute....... Come on spoon-feds - do you question every Pixar or Aardman film: "That's silly - toy's can't talk...!" or "I can't believe Grommit is that brilliant - he could win Britain's Got Talent...!" Perhaps you should also question how long it took one man to dig the Jeep out of the beach. Or how he could do it without the tide coming in. Or why the battery was still working. Or why it wasn’t full of sand when he got it out of the beach. Or how he magiced the sand back without a scar where the hole had been while he was off driving along the beach ............."Oh yeah, I hadn't thought of those points........"

[@Dibona01]

Sympa ce petit film. Darry cowl décédé en 2006, adieu l'artiste aux mille facettes.

[@2002music]

Our music is used starting around 7:00. It would have been nice to have been asked. Or credited.

[@Diggerww2]

I did not make this video with this music , its just a video i found on the internet , i decided to share it on my channel because its so unkown , the many views say it all , so yeah sorry , this video is not mine or created by me

[@Womblewobble1321]

I use your music all the time. I don't need to credit it.

[@GumbootZone]

What is the name of this tune? The guitar work almost reminded me a bit of Mark Knopfler. I was searching the credits for any name of song or band.

[@isoundlikeayoutuber6931]

That is not crap that has been left there for 70+years and it still works I want that Jeep it is a piece of history and is worth a lot of money

[@Jerreinemy]

What I thought of it was the old man sleeping is jessy, and his buddy got shot in the war, and he keeps that net where the jeep was, I think that the older man was in the war, and it makes me sad to think that ones memory could be changed by one man with a medal detector

[@aRustyPatina]

The big guy thought it was a very realistic dream............but it wasn't a dream. Awesome! I really like how the detector can stand on its own. W.

[@600joe]

A sweet tribute. I always heard that France didn't clean up destroyed equipment until late 50s.

[@Toxic2T]

10:00 Lovely Peugeot 504 pickup! These things would never die either.

[@keithmorris6335]

a heart touching tribute,funny and poignant well done

[@17070dave]

I agree Keith

[@mugwump58]

What's that tune he plays on the harp? I cannot recall the movie I've heard it in before.

[@rogerward3185]

+mugwump58 Once Upon a Time in The West! From Charles Bronson's harmonica! I loved that part!

[@mugwump58]

+Roger Ward Thank you

[@rogerward3185]

Quite welcome!

[@larrysingleton2864]

I wonder if anybody recognizes where that harmonica tune comes from?

[@deanguy66]

Clint Eastwood?

[@spencel4822]

isn't it Ennio Morricone's Man with a Harmonica?

[@jamespetersen4397]

Mr. Singleton, did you ever find where the harmonica tune originated? It's familiar but I can't place it.

[@spencel4822]

James Petersen it was in Once upon a Time in the West

[@deanguy66]

S Le Right. As I had mentioned, the Clint Eastwood film, correct?

[@emdman1959]

can you imagine just how much stuff is buried over there from the war, and to think there are some out there that say the war never happened, and now we buy their cars.

[@williamgreen1432]

It occurs to me that the older guy drank the wine, fell asleep, woke up, and went to get his jeep which must have sunk into the sand leaving only the woven seat cover. The tide having come in again, filled the hole and smoothed out the sand again. It was buried only hours, not decades... (but, that he was also driving the orange utility truck).

[@davidmcgillveray146]

7:09 to 12:06 what theme music is this.

[@fabricecesaro5910]

I would like to add for info that the pick up is actually a French made 4X4 Peugeot 504 that was a actually a very quality resistant vehicule that north Africaners loved tom use for the desert as extremely reliable, the diesel engine was just a great machine and still is, well sought after nowadays, I beleive....

[@thierryh1525]

C'est un court métrage nommé "Jessie", réalisé par Henri Garcin en 2005 avec Michel Galabru et Darry Cowl. Superbe !!!!

[@michelaltero1371]

veuillez m'excuser, je n'avais pas lu votre post, et j'ai fait doublon (voir ci dessus).

[@RobSnyder]

Loved it for what it is a short film. That being said people have found old world war 2 jeeps in europe some in caves where yes they held up pretty well. Yes the lines had to be purged and fresh gas had to be put in and tires were not in such great condition but it did fire up on the first time. Never under estimate good solid engineering and that was what the MB and the later M38A1 were great solid engineering. Any one who are fans of the one only top gear "pre clarkson firing " would know of the toyota hilux that they tried to destroy just another example of great engineering at play. I live I ride I am Jeep.

[@alanturner8891]

Dedicated to all those brave guys who landed on the Normandy beaches on the 6th June 1944

[@treasurehuntingscotlandmud9340]

Good finds Enjoyed the video keep them coming

[@petrstiborsky9003]

Is not the old gentleman actor Michel Galabru?

[@flip4flap]

+Petr Stiborský It is, good eyes ;)

[@jeromemingus6190]

+Petr Stiborský is name is Darry Cowl hi is a french actor

[@jeromemingus6190]

+Petr Stiborský sorry yes the old man who drinck wine is Galabru !! but on the jeep is cowl !

[@Verseau41]

Les plages de Normandie avec deux grands acteurs Français décédés: Darry Cowl et Michel Galabru . Et une superbe Jeep Willys malgré l'usure!

[@Aikonya3]

i may not have a willys,i have the argentinian made one,the kaiser IKA....but,they day i bought it,got flattened...then,after that day,i started it,and realize,got no water,oil pressure was too low,got no gasket joint and the starter was missing a carbon....otherwise,it was in running order, what i want to say with this ? well,a found jeep can be ready to be operative even in that conditions,they are tiny tanks more than a jeep....the old technology,is forever,classics never die. i wish to be lucky some day,go to europe and come back with a buried jeep...to restore ir or to leave it in my living room,but,still a jeep,and thats what it counts... btw....Respect to all those who gave their life back then in normandy,cause of them,i am free to write all these words from a distant country.

[@waynelammers822]

Just had to be a Die Hard battery, and so on.... A magical find!!!! Just love it.

[@unterseebootunterseeboot9827]

7:39 very touching moment!..got tears on my eyes.

[@53handyman]

First actor is André Darricau _Alais Darry Cowl_ and the second is Michel Galabru who's still alive .Darry Cowl died a few years back.The second was adjudant Gerbé in Le gendarme de Saint Tropez.

[@bearbon2]

Nice and unusual diversion from the ordinary. Thanks for posting it.

[@LEO1WOLF]

This was a great video. Too bad though, that we see a lot of haters of it. To all of the geniuses who are bad mouthing the video - - have you ever heard of a VID that was made simply for fun &/or entertainment? Are these hallowed grounds? Certainly, but if you could see it in this context, you would see NO disrespect to those whom have fallen for their respective countries & how about the reverence to this Ol' Ford? That things a BEAUTY! (I've got a '46 CJ-2A in my garage that's a Willys Overland.) Somebody here's readin' WAYYY too much into the message of this old man's video - - it was a great, fun story.

[@surfacedweller8565]

i agree whole heartily, except you give the haters way to much credit for THINKING about the message of this old man's video. these haters are incapable of thinking

[@LEO1WOLF]

That is a fact.

[@archeodigger]

Well done, brought a tear to my eyes.

[@ProducerCliff]

I was told as a small boy that the Americans had in fact buried "hundreds" of jeeps in England after the war.

[@Diggerww2]

ok i have a metal detector where was that ?

[@HarryJohnson1991]

I too have heard stories from several people about the yanks digging mass pits and bulldozing everything from jeeps to weapons and aircraft parts into them before they left for home.

[@petermaidment3843]

Harry Johnson it is true that the yanks buried a lot of stuff, an old neighbour of mine who passed away about ten years ago was on a detail doing exactly that, unfortunately most of the area is now housing estates in hamble hampshire

[@HarryJohnson1991]

peter maidment Well that's a damn shame about them destroying history for housing estates. Here in Norfolk there are lots of old airfields and most of them have returned back to how they were before the war which was agriculture. I'd be willing to bet my bollocks that there are all kinds of buried treasure on these old airfields, well actually it is a fact because I did watch a video on KZbin where they discovered a whole load of stuff from one such airfield.

[@HarryJohnson1991]

Broadsidejohn Apologies for my ignorance but what the hell are you talking about?

[@jackolantern6692]

i watched this vid 40 times, and you know, at about number 39 i thought how i had wasted so much time on the previous 38, and then i felt bad about that and the time i was wasting watching it on the 39th, so i watched it again to get past that, and then finally decided i had completely confused myself with the whole deal.

[@TheSupervincent]

why are people actually kinda arguing about this being real? a car battery doesn't even last 6 years... let alone 70

[@NoReverse77]

The "whistle" sound is from the movie "once upon a time in the west"

[@bahbraasch7117]

What is the name of the music in the end? and where can I find it ??

[@Diggerww2]

Give me your email adress and i send it to you

[@thierrygrandin5531]

Court-métrage d'henri Garcin , a l'époque en 2004 j'étais accessoiriste sur ce film avec Michel Galabru et Darry Cowl , que de bon souvenir ..

[@shawdy-cy7fm]

What movies this from? Has a nice stoney tune at 630

[@Diggerww2]

the tune at 6.30 is from " Well of Wisdom ",i think a cd

[@dhamrick100]

that close to salt water in salty sand,the drive train might partially exist,forget the body and most of the frame except the glass.

[@Jeep_Forces]

The legend lives on

[@0ddba1l]

Nice idea for a video and no need for all the unrealistic comments we all know this is impossible so no need to say it. I do know where they are a load of WW2 jeeps buried under a park in Aintree next to the Grand National track if anyone wants to dig them up.

[@1598hi]

What a great old Jeep!

[@thisoldchevy2371]

what movie was this from? i wanna watch it.

[@equarg]

My neighbor actually had that type of WW2 Jeep. Still ran and everything.

[@Levi-ey8su]

Where is it now???

[@TheChallenger219]

along with the thousands of other people that own a willys jeep that runs? they go for about 9k

[@2Truth2you]

That's why I always buy American. Best reliability of product and functional design.

[@critchley3819]

Both of these old fellers obviously dropped to many trips in the sixties, seems like it paying off.. very lovely though, it is a story of memories and what life delves us, these two old guys missed each other by seconds, could of made a difference in there short time We are all lost souls in a world of wondering..

[@edwardjonez6615]

Doesn't anyone get well executed comedic satire anymore?

[@JamesAllmond]

takes common sense to appreciate it, and you know what is said about that...

[@johnkirk5555]

JamesAllmond

[@CombatVetTom]

Very Cool, good video. Thanks for the upload!

[@anggggell]

YO INTERPRETO QUE EL ESTUVO EN ESE JEEP Y QUE MATARON A SU CONDUCTOR QUE ERA SU AMIGO Y POR ESO SALUDA EN EL AGUJERO DEL PARABRISAS. DEBE SER MUY EMOTIVO VER A LOS VETERANOS DE LA GUERRA REENCONTRARSE CON SUS MAQUINAS QUE CONDUJERON YA SEA AVIONES TANQUES O JEEPS

[@yakubgokce8975]

peple dead: dead states: memories live:

[@twojokersmoker1079]

what happens at 9 mins where did hole go

[@LakwatserongHampaslupa]

i really like this short movie/clip... it makes a lot of sense... ;-)

[@theguythatdoesthestuff3437]

I think that the jeep belonged to the old man when he was in service during WW2, and the bullet hole is from when his friend was shot while driving it or he was barely missed, ect.

[@dugenpippenger4811]

I think the interpretation is that the driver was shot and the jeep was abandoned, as the bullet hole was on the drivers side. And the man saluted the jeep out of respect for its fallen crew

[@tomkeyte9920]

I still don't get how that Jeep has clean enough fuel to start and run it and also how does the Jeep still have such good handling after being under the sand for 100+ years or so. I'm glad that Jessie was found and was able to drive again, and to the people with Jessie when she was abandoned, I hope you went down fighting - O7

[@artisancans3954]

I have absolutely no idea what i have just watched.or why?

[@jimpeel]

Ditto. I just kept waiting for the punch line.

[@romeoneverdies]

its a jeep thing don't worry :P

[@DirtRoadGroceryStore]

How do people not understand the wine drinker fell asleep and dreamed about someone finding a jeep? The last bit with the jeep is "it was a dream or was it" for artistic flair with ambiguity.

[@ProjectRescues]

a jeep buried on the beach would look like that in a coupleof months. not decades. it would have long rotted away. so unrealistic.. but still kinda cool and interesting

[@josephweaver335]

Just a way of remembering, that people died on those beaches. but yes, even if in tact I doubt he would have drove away, if willy's were still making jeep's it would make a great commercial.

[@leeo7030]

I KNOW RIGHT !!! It's like in Star Wars when the Death Star blows up at the end, and you hear this massive chest pounding boom! What the? There's no sound in space! So unrealistic... Oh, and in the new Superman when a .45 bullet bounces off his eyeball, but a piece of his own planet almost kills him? If bits of Krypton kill Kryptonians how could billions of them live there right? Dude... So unrealistic

[@tenaciousgord2086]

joseph weaver the hole on the windsreen is mabe a bullet hole that hit the soldier in the head.

[@tt600pch]

While I understand the "artsy" style of this film it is only missing the subtitles. Too bad folks think it is a documentary on a real find.

[@fernleaffilms]

i recognise the harmonica tune from an old cowboy film

[@TheAbchacker]

i wonder what movies this is

[@thisoldchevy2371]

What movie/film is this from?

[@michaelcalo8248]

I think this is a touching homage to the Americans who landed at Normandy. IMHO, it's in the mind of the man who falls asleep i the dunes, dreaming that the little old guy with the metal detector finds a relic of the Normandy invasion. The dream, having seemed so real, causes the man in the dunes to come down and look for tire tracks, finding only the netting on the sand. But then the man in the jeep shows up at the gas station. So was it really a dream...?

[@xjboy550]

Lovely short film !

[@williamwalters2464]

this video is simple but funny and deeply touching to awesome video and no talking witch is hard to do now.

[@brettbrandstatt]

I heard the harmonica from Once Upon a Time in the West.