Surviving D-Day!

On June 6, 1944, the biggest amphibious invasion in the history of the world took place. This is the story of a medic who saved many lives in this historic day.
We’ve all seen, some of us may have even heard from our parents or grandparents, stories about D-Day, and World War II in general. The Allies went to great lengths to prevent the Nazis from learning their real plan, from detailed planning, to sneaky decoy bases to take attention off the real attack. But, the fortifications at Normandy were still formidable.
For this video, we wanted to show another side of the Normandy invasions- that of the medic. We drew inspiration from the real life stories of medics who landed with the rest of the invasion force on D-Day. One such medic was Ray Lambert, who was on Omaha Beach on D-Day. He passed on last year at his home in North Carolina, age 100. Our hats off to Ray and everyone else who fought in the great wars of the twentieth century.
You can hear more of his story in this interview: • D-Day First Wave Medic...
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[@dylangtech]

"My father took me sailing on small lake in Upstate New York" He was referring to the Finger Lakes, formed by glaciers. Absolutely gorgeous place. Very peaceful and great for sailing due to winds. I grew up not far. Sorry soldier. This is no sailing trip in Seneca Lake :(

[@yoyman4214]

its you the pwa person me is ferdinand marcos

[@espy8406]

when did it say that?

[@newciouss]

Yo 🔥kzbin.info/www/bejne/mZe1i3WGnLGgqpY..

[@Boga_the_Lizard]

Or it could have been a smaller lake in the ADK

[@dylangtech]

@@Boga_the_Lizard Entirely possible, although not many could be sailed on. Honestly can't think of any off-hand. Great Lakes aren't small. Not everyday you can't see the other side of a freshwater lake lol

[@jacksonlee6760]

It's great how much character goes into these ball shaped characters, even the Germans had facial expressions telling what they thought. And also that medic was a legend, he had a duty and he furfilled it! Great work Mr. Spherical!

[@jordanstewartgaming9620]

Tell me about it

[@Penguinproductions____________]

There called countryballs

[@woodnja]

Well even the Nazis were humans

[@cameroncammell8375]

@@woodnja sort of not much tho

[@woodnja]

@@cameroncammell8375 Well no the politicians are the crazy ones. The rest got brainwashed over time until they believed that shit. And not everyone was following this. Only few had that opinion from the beginning. Also they saw a way out of misery in the regime. And if you were against it they locked you away or killed you so they had no choice.

[@planderlinde1969]

Fun Fact: Alot of the soldiers who landed on Omaha beach were fairly new and most have never even seen combat before. They were also expecting the Air Force and Navy to have done most of the heavy lifting in eliminating the German defenses. As such they were expecting an easy landing and were singing , joking, and having a great time until German gunfire and artillery silenced the mood

[@iiil8756]

The airforce did do it’s fair share of helping, with paratroopers landing behind lines

[@EndoClaw]

@@iiil8756 it also didn’t help that non of the armor had made it to the beach causing the army’s heavy lifting section to be entirely nonexistent

[@henryghighlights9453]

What a fun fact!

[@formica4404]

Very fun!

[@MrShamus22]

The Air Force was army at the time. Small tidbit of info, it was the USAAF until after World War Two when they created the USAF

[@canadiandoge2694]

5:24 casual smile in the battlefield

[@R0DBS2]

Well yeah they managed to push thru the beach defences and he is a medic he shouldn't be harmed

[@vargero2568]

It's hard to imagine what these people had to go through during this point of history.

[@sfsovietstudios]

@ALICANTO 1372 true russia has lost about ~27 million people

[@sfsovietstudios]

As we wont talk of the civilian casulties from jewish, serbian, russian, and french people, as the total loss of american soldiers was about 400k, practycly nothing. So d-day was a joke, stalingrad was hell.

[@averagejoe8358]

@@sfsovietstudios Nah, to spin this on a completely different direction, Kaiserschlacht was hell during 1918.

[@ArrowheadMapping6767]

@@sfsovietstudios you think Germany could've won had they gone through Turkey first? They needed oil from the caucasian region but Hitler rerouted an army south early leaving the other one to finish the stalingrad encirclement But if they pushed through the south and north it would even impossible to defend and the south could have helped in stalingrad after taking the caucasian region. (Plus being more prepared for winter)

[@bella2552]

@@sfsovietstudios oh, d day was a joke? A fucking joke? So the people who lost their lives and got severely injured and have PTSD from the battle and are traumatized, so the families who lost loved ones and became depressed, so the innocent people who lost their LIVES fighting for their country is just a joke? It's all a joke? Are you serious? That's like saying the war in Ukraine is a joke because Russians lost more in world War two. I don't think you even realize that NO battle is just a "joke". People lose their lives fighting for us, and they are a joke, right? Yeah, some battles are worse than others, but that doesn't mean the others should be taken as a "joke" and they shouldn't be forgotten. We cannot forget history, because people lost loved ones, people lost lives. And NONE of that is a joke.

[@WerdFTW]

Never thought a 6 minute cartoon with flags in the shape of balls as the characters would nearly make me cry.

[@teamok1025]

True

[@SoapheadPog]

Yeah

[@tyrannywatch974]

Really? 🤔 I don’t know about that.

[@TheGracie710.53]

Agreed

[@itschipsnotcrisps2173]

Me too me too

[@Who.Is_Sam]

Despite the the videos I’ve seen, I can never actually imagine how one sided the battle would be, especially with those machine gunners. It’s almost a miracles they were able to capture position

[@nilodelmundo]

Just imagine being one of does trying to defend. Even they were Nazi they still pretty much had a hard time figthing the assault and news of the other sides being breach wasn't helping with moral either not only were they understaff they didn't have many commanding officers on duty when the attack happened . The battle as a whole wasn't one sided the other beaches were taken much easier than Omaha and news of that spread on the coast line quickly.

[@kyleedwards8171]

Canada had the 2nd hardest beach, went way farther than anyone else that they had to stop. Just for them to be forgotten

[@darklordkuro7953]

Yes, its also forgoten that we had much less soldier than the others and that we were the only one to accomplish our most of our set objective of the day

[@SupaSillyThyme]

@@darklordkuro7953 and how that one dude toke an entire city by himself, after capturing nearly 100 german soldiers alone, pretty good story

[@n8zog584]

The french don't forget. And Juno beach is legendary in history Nerd circles. But yeah, the average person only remembers the worst of history so Omaha is kinda the go-to example of why ww2 sucked.

[@SUPERNOVA0360]

@@n8zog584 Explain..

[@n8zog584]

@@SUPERNOVA0360 the French have actually gifted some of the land in their country where Canadian blood was spilled to the Canadian government and people for their sacrifices. Vimmy ridge is one example. I don't remember the others off of the top of my head. That's why I say the french don't forget what Canadians did. Sorry for the confusion

[@jacksonlee6760]

Ah yes the comical cliches: Wounded person: "DOC! I CAN'T FEEL MY LEGS!" Doctor/Medic: "But, we don't have legs to begin with!"

[@EEEEEEEE]

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[@dexterjackson8315]

@@EEEEEEEE I agree

[@U_niquey]

@@dexterjackson8315 same

[@Seaquills]

@@EEEEEEEE Relatable

[@lazydreamer805]

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[@Fesh1616]

My great uncle stormed the beaches and survived. He died on 2016 and I thank you for making this in honer of the people like him. You are truly the best. I forget to mention he also was in the battle of the bulge

[@historyfan-cg3zp]

My great grandfather survived d-day

[@historyfan-cg3zp]

He died in 1953 from a heart attack

[@historyfan-cg3zp]

Actually I don’t know

[@historyfan-cg3zp]

Actually it was 1968

[@historyfan-cg3zp]

Also he was in Patons 4th armored Division

[@yongl7329]

We have to give respect to the medic, he saved almost ALL of the soldiers in the battlefield

[@scratchpad7954]

3:10 Buddy, you're a ball; you don't have legs!

[@rtrospecter]

Congratulations, that's why we must thank these people who sacrifice themselves for their people and country and especially in this moment of pandemic, I give you the medal of honor🎖

[@Monkelius]

pandemic ended almost a year ago lol

[@Kira-is9vu]

@@Monkelius The pandemic is still running and we have more people wich has the pandemic then last year.

[@Kira-is9vu]

@@Monkelius The pandemic still runs and will probably never end.

[@ItzravangerTheFirst]

@@Monkelius the pandemic is still going do u know how many people are getting infected every day?

[@delanovanraalte3646]

The allied strategy could have been better

[@TNJY]

Idea for another 8 minute video: Napoleon in Russia

[@joshy2101]

Yes lovely idea

[@11am2]

@Chris beatriz🇺🇸 is that a problem?

[@quinncost1099]

Ye, also American Revolutionary War?

[@napoleonbonaparte2596]

HON HON HON

[@jeffman5428]

Maybe he should do state balls

[@Ricefieldsneaky]

Now a days PTSD still occur for those veterans I hope they get better and rest in peace 🫡🕊️.

[@petrhruska377]

I never heard so much power in "GOOD LUCK GENTLEMEN!". I almost felt like I was on the battlefield. Good job guys.

[@franciscodaschagasoliveira2421]

Yes

[@franciscodaschagasoliveira2421]

Like bf1 campaing part called friends at the right time

[@ItzRejan]

Big respect to all soldiers who died on d-day

[@youtubevideoswatching3866]

O7 indeed

[@NeoAuroras5]

yea

[@phoenixblitz4304]

Medics have one of the hardest jobs in war. When they come up upon an injured person, they have a critical decision; save him or leave him. Respect to all those who have served.

[@penitamani6794]

But isn't a war crime to kill a medic

[@phoenixblitz4304]

@@penitamani6794 Yes. However, the Japanese in WWII were infamous for shooting Medics.

[@friendly_neighborhood_troll]

@peni tamani Yes in fact it is if they are in armed, but as soon as that medic has a gun and is shooting you you can shoot back, if they are tending to the wounded then you are not allowed too shoot them

[@marvelfan2638]

@@friendly_neighborhood_troll it can also mean if you're a city if you are a registered soldier and another countries soldiers kills you it's ok but if you kill a civilian its a warcrime

[@XXXTENTAClON227]

@@penitamani6794 depressing fact: the allies had to create new nicknames for medics, because Japanese soldiers would scream medic in English to lure out medics and nurses to rape and kill them

[@patrickweber3954]

My Great Uncle Dennis Weber was there at Omaha Beach; he was later captured during the Battle of the Bulge. When the Concentration Camp was liberated on his Birthday he said it was the best birthday present he ever got, he passed away in 2008 of a Stroke.

[@moritz5050]

World War II is something I, as a German, am not proud of. The World War was extremely interesting, no question, but that doesn't change how terrible it was and what these people had to go through at the time. Respect!

[@theplanetaryelite5759]

Wow! I have heard of this medic, he saved over 75 Japanese and American soldiers. But wait.... What happened to his friend after he took on the bunker?

[@Pablo_gang]

what’s his name?

[@Boypogikami132]

@@Pablo_gang I believe Desmond right? The dude from Hacksaw Ridge?

[@loyalpiper]

Diffrent one

[@aguy7095]

But... the bad guys in this video are the Jerries and not the Japanese

[@theplanetaryelite5759]

I know, i forgot this was the German one, sorry

[@SILOPshuvambanerjee]

Love from India My granduncle fought in Sri Lankan Civil war from Indian side. They went to Jaffna peninsula, which was fortified with machine gun nests, trenches, barbed wires and snipers. It was a mini D day. *No offence to the WWII Veterans

[@gispechy]

No offense should be taken by anyone. Be proud of your history

[@peacecaker5329]

OK Rajesh. No one cares.

[@eugene5865]

@@peacecaker5329 trollolol

[@Dk-man]

@@peacecaker5329 I care

[@ishtarao4319]

They should have put some British Raj soldiers as pre independence Indian soldiers played a big part in d Day

[@simplyedvin]

Wow… I’ve watched some other D-Day videos before and wouldn’t believe that it was this horrible but when I watched this it just hit me how horrible it was. Rest In Peace every fallen soldier

[@sanjuanwolf5231]

This is how life-long PTSD is formed. It’s sad

[@theemperoranimations3797]

My great grandfather was a tank driver on Juno beach and made it pretty far inland before his tank was shot down by the youth corps. He survived with a bad leg injury. He forever hated hospitals and the smell of barbeque after that.

[@randomfoxboi]

I think i know why... I'm not gonna say it but... yep that must be why he hates the smell of babecue

[@theemperoranimations3797]

@@randomfoxboi Yep

[@Symphinitystug_III]

@@randomfoxboi yep

[@foldervtolvr]

Youth Corps? Jeez I knew youth corps were starting to fight in the end of the war but against TANKS!? Wow, the German high command really was desperate.

[@chinazieswillstartww3253]

I don't know but i had utmost respect to that German soldier ball jumping on that grenade to save his buddies lives. Without a sec he decided to sacrifice himself so others could live. That take more than courage. A great selfless personality indeed. Rip German soldier ball

[@heresyhunter4100]

I loved this episode. Certainly a much more serious episode, and done very well. Mad respect for the veterans who stormed the beaches that day.

[@darkofthearmy]

That part at the end when he can hear the voices is what I think is a reference to many soldiers getting PTSD

[@derekhodgson6384]

"It sounds like it was a mess out there, and you guys at Omaha had it the worst of all, but you saved a lot of people out there..." This was so good I had to listen to multiple times while wiping the tears from my eyes.

[@richardsears4665]

One thing not often told about D-day is the Navy's role, once Naval ships saw what was happening on Omaha, Destroyers risked running ashore so they could provide more direct and accurate fire on the German bunkers.

[@DontJam]

Thanks for the sponsor it really helped me find a tank game cause I love tanks

[@JOG2777]

In two months I am going to the army to serve my country(Greece). I will have this post. Respect to all the doctors and nurses who while passing bullets over their heads continue to take care of their partners.

[@TG-uj5fp]

Nice guys, it comes at the right time, this year marked the 78th anniversary of the operation which the world knows as D-Day. As Churchill remarked the solders that day went on a crusade to free Europe from the Nazis. Many fell, many perished but what they earned was liberty for the comming generations, they shall be remembered till the end of time.

[@sstff6771]

👏👏

[@Chile-xo6do]

Don't forget that the soldiers that manage to survive the d-day went onto a rampage and proceed to torture and rape the civilians they just bring "freedom" from the nazis who also were previously torturing and raping them.

[@fork9001]

In memory of everyone who was forced to kill other people due to politics (and those that still do in eastern europe right now)

[@gamerdrache6076]

they killed my family with bombings in Königsberg

[@erde805]

78th anniversary ,it was in the year 1944 not in 1947....

[@eriottomakurashi]

I love the voice actors, they put so much effort into this!

[@rocbenaa1963]

I think there's only one actor.

[@anpest152]

Mm Hmm uhh about that.....

[@Exigty]

@@rocbenaa1963 I think there is 2

[@rocbenaa1963]

@@Exigty Yeah, I just realized 😅😅

[@thebloodywolf]

I’m pretty sure there’s more the solar plants balls channel they sound a bit different to the countries

[@redacted59]

God bless all those brave young men who gave their lives.

[@Norwegian_Patriot]

It is terrifying to think what the allied soldiers went through when They went off the landing crafts. The battle of normandy must have been a blood bath. Respect to the fallen soldiers

[@WeedSoldier]

My grandpa acually survived d-day he lost a leg. He served the uk for 10 years now we live in the neutral country of sweden cause none of us want to see what he saw

[@oliverb.8995]

Sweden isnt even neutral anymore theyre joining NATO

[@Bobman_washere]

Wow ww sucks

[@maxcawwa3842]

Sweden is no longer neutral 😐

[@marvelfan2638]

@@maxcawwa3842 yeah should've gone to Switzerland

[@XXXTENTAClON227]

@@marvelfan2638 Switzerland condemned Russias attack There are no longer any neutral European countries lol, but tbf there never has been. Switzerland were in the Napoleonic Wars and so were Sweden.

[@joshuascarfe5656]

Yay! Another 8 minute video! I wanna see how they survive in D day!

[@bananaandmonkeflips99]

Same

[@melissashark9798]

Same

[@Mini_xbox]

In 87 minutes my life went away

[@werderwu]

Yessssssssssssssssss

[@abcdefghijk123]

thats a 6 minute video

[@samchiu9918]

The thought of you, a human being, shooting a gun at another human being, who is also shooting a gun at you; both trying to kill each other, both equally terrified of each other. It sends chills up my spine. What are we doing?

[@Wormmaster3000]

Video at 6:35: "In honor of all WW2 soldiers and doctors." Me, a German: *Inhales sharply

[@austriahungary4935]

Idea for an 8 minute video: fields of Verdun, the brusilov offensive or cliffs of galipoli

[@jarettesampson5922]

I agree I think it should be Verdun

[@Tobi-ln9xr]

Somme, Verdun or Tannenberg

[@Toothless_dance]

Nah, do the bombing of Serbia to get the Americans shamed.

[@martinloewenberg9731]

Or maybe what would have happend in operation overlord

[@martinkrebs6943]

You play too much Battlefield 1

[@redjarvis]

I love seeing World War Two content on this channel because my grandparents fought in the conflict it feels more personal

[@troy______]

My Great Great Grand Father was part of Operation Overlord. He landed on Juno but he was captured and was a POW.

[@darklordkuro7953]

Remember the bravery of those men that day. Special mention to my fellow canadians relatives on juno beach that despite being the smallest forces and loosing 85% of the 1rst wave of assault and being second on total loss, managed to accomplish all of their objectve that day and pushed the furtest in land! Such brave mens

[@Doodly-Doodles]

Operation Neptune Was one of the Biggest Navel Invasion And deadliest,The siege consisted Of British,American,And Canadians charging into France, The Deadliest Beach was Normandy, This battle is now know as D-Day

[@SirNerdTheThird5143]

Cool info.

[@rubgames1281]

Omaha Normandy was the whole beach

[@BasedCanadian2527]

There were also Norwegians polish and other it just that there were only a few of them

[@Doodly-Doodles]

Sorry for some misinformation

[@D00MMAST3R]

Wasn't it called Operation Overlord

[@TomLikesfn684]

I think this is a true story about a medic who saved lots of lives at Omaha

[@djukic60]

4:56 Thompson: The new shotgun

[@Tlyt.]

Lol

[@alternateplays3981]

Honestly when you put the entire battle for Omaha into a more emotional perspective it turns into a emotional train wreck, idk how but the one ball who was crying in the middle of the battle field hit hardest even though it was a joke cuz balls can’t have legs. Even the facial expressions from the Nazis were included as well, by far one of the saddest and bloodiest battles so just imagine how the deceased soldiers families felt, so many tiny little ball hearts broken 😢

[@Eireguy_]

Never Knew What Started As A Way To Make Fun Of History Turned Into Fully Animated Videos With Characters That Had So Much Emotion

[@serb8186]

God bless those faithful soldiers that fought that day

[@night2fransic]

This is the powerfull videos you have in this channel. I love the ending.

[@pyro_teamfartress2]

3:18 "We all have legs!" That moment none of them have legs.

[@TripleDinLV]

Much appreciation and love, my friend. My grandfather was a part of the D-Day landings, and much like many of his comrades in arms, there were hardly any stories told of it at his knee. There were stories and anecdotes of later days, liberation of villages, adoration from oppressed peoples, etc. This one, while being both funny and eye-opening, nether the less brought a tear to my eye in honor of the "Greatest Generation." We stil have much to learn from thos who still remain.

[@everythinchannel9639]

Ok nice how you didn’t dehumanize the Germans, thank you for that most German troops were disillusioned by propaganda, so didn’t understand what they were fighting for, so thank you for not giving them the hate they never deserved. Also as a historian slight comment for the future, actually all soldiers who charged up the beach or even were head to toes on solid ground died in the early hours of the morning, the soldiers actually lay and wait in the water all day long advancing with the tide to give the shortest dash to the bunker line, also the bunkers were not so exposed, they were actually very well hidden and at some points it was impossible to know if the bunkers were even there! But except for my criticism, overall great video very enjoyable and thanks for getting Field Marshal Montgomery’s beret correct.

[@sethfrisbie3957]

There were only 6 survivors whom I think were put out of action so they can tell of the massacre. At Thermopylae someone had to tell the story to the Spartans and there was only 1 Spartan survivor at Thermopylae.

[@Phamthisau123]

1:48 poor guy 😢

[@fiyaball2175]

Absolutely loved this, keep dropping dope videos.

[@hoseinmz645]

I almost cried for that guy looking at his pendant...wonder who was in there :,(

[@Firey357]

Probably his wife and kids

[@DarkFalconAnimations]

My great-grandfather fought with the British Army in the liberation of Paris in August 1944. I'm so proud of him.

[@thunderbird1921]

Salute to your great-grandfather from the US. A true hero. It's safe to say our two countries have proven phenomenal allies these last 80 years, from World War II to Korea to the ME. 🇺🇸🇬🇧

[@DarkFalconAnimations]

Thanks! It always feels great to have an ally and win a war with cooperation. Sending love from the UK! God bless our American brothers! 🇬🇧 ❤️ 🇺🇸

[@connorperry918]

my gradma's dad was a riflemen in dday and he survived happly but right now he's dead from old age rest in peace

[@consultment30]

MrSpherical you did a very job on this Video. Keep up the good work. You did good on the characters background and story

[@TaleTeller9581]

This was very good very good, just goes to show the horrors of war and why its a cowardly excuse to avoid peace.

[@RedLogicYT]

Say their names! Ray Lambert! Medic who stormed Normany and went unconscious after saving countless lives, and he broke his back. Waverly Woodson Jr. was there when we liberated Omaha. There are countless names of these medics who who got shot and permanently injured, but kept helping others until their legs gave out! Never forget.

[@041s.kishore9]

That was an awesome video Mr spherical ! 🤩

[@specialism640]

I love the immediate transition from sponsorship to the heat of an intense battle

[@Divinegoldenlight]

I was almost sweating bullets faster then they were fired, what a nice video with a nice meaning! Respect to all veterans and those on duty

[@austinreed5805]

D-Day was one of the most burtal days in the history of warfare. Honors go straight to the doctors and soldiers who helped save lives that day: June 6th, 1944.

[@danielstopps1728]

I would also say that the battle of Stalingrad brutal as well

[@xplicitgoofy1015]

Yeah but operation Barbarossa was the most deadliest in my opinion, 20 million people died I think during the invasion of the Soviet Union

[@Igyzone]

In true perspective, battle of Normandy was surprisingly one sided for the Allies as Nazis offered very little resistance amongst all beaches (Sword, Juno, Gold...) with only certain exception being Omaha that held out pretty well for some time because of one certain nazi soldier known as the Beast of Omaha.

[@ANDREA57ITA]

@@xplicitgoofy1015 China: 😐

[@xplicitgoofy1015]

@@ANDREA57ITA we are talking about military operations during world war 2 not the China

[@matthewskudzienski888]

“We will Accept nothing less than full victory” -General D Eisenhower-

[@yodidahamzah2660]

Now I would listen to my history teachers if the subjects were this

[@abcdef27669]

"My legs! Where are my legs?!" Boy, I feel really bad for laughing at that one... Excelent video!

[@mkeplanespotting2024]

my great grandpa was in D-day, he survived luckily... he was in one of the last rounds of boats. he never really talked about it when I saw him.

[@mirzohidmurodov9987]

The quality of the video, of course, is on top as always. I sincerely don’t want to stifle just one moment, you showed the heroic deeds of the allies, especially the Americans, so well, but in the video about the Great Patriotic War they showed that we won only because of the winter, could you make a video with our heroes too.

[@zypheri545]

My great grandpa fought in d day as a troop in a metal box

[@Toothless_dance]

As someone who plays Enlisted (Realistic WW2 shooter) I can confirm this video is based on facts. War is never good.

[@kommandantkillcode]

A fellow Enlisted player, I see. Nice. Do you also play War Thunder, and does the comment about WoT making accurately modeled and historical tanks tick you off too? Lol

[@Toothless_dance]

@@kommandantkillcode Actually I have played WoT and War Thunder. I would say: War Thunder is actually realistic, while WoT is more like a game with tanks that are toys. But both are good.

[@kommandantkillcode]

@@Toothless_dance That’s fair, I like WoT Blitz quite a bit, so I somewhat agree. I think MrSpheirical would make more sense with a War Thunder Sponsorship on this video though.

[@slowedreverb2906]

Thank a lot MrSpherical. Your videos are always funny, and sometimes it makes me cry.

[@cjwilson1994]

I wouldn't mind a 15 minute video either I love these 😎🇺🇲

[@LichsuhoathinhDrabattle]

Great video as always! I'd be really interested in countries history

[@tiroler492]

My south tyrolian great grand father was in this battle. He survived and came even back home after the battle of Berlin

[@whyareyoureadingthis.1917]

Pretty cool and top notch as always, Mr Spherical. Keep on the amazing work

[@FuryGTV]

Beautiful Video, RIP to all heros in WW2

[@Void_SSneaky]

The medics were the bravest running into enemy fire just to save others risking their life I think the medics were the most important role in the war

[@thehistorical5928]

Love this VIDEO! it’s nice seeing long vids, and I guess it will take some time todo them but I hope u have fun while doing it.

[@MacnMe26]

I was about to cry It was sad I never believed this sad in my life You have to stay in there until he heals up That's how I feel bad

[@itsbean6830]

Wow this literally brought me to tears

[@Thatrandomkid2534]

BEST ANAIMATION I'VE SEEN FROM THIS GUY absolutely amazing

[@AStickOfDeoderant]

Oh damn this looks nice keep up the work man! You’re doing well

[@leyeloemoji]

i've been waiting for this for a long long time.

[@julianozaur444]

Your content is so much better as recreating historical events. Keep up the good work! Also, how about doing polish-bolshevick war next. As far I heard not a lot of people know about this war. P.S - Could you pleeeeeaaaassseee do polish flag apropriate with white at the top?

[@MB20128]

I’m very glad that all those soldiers saved there lives just to save the world

[@LuisHernandez-pt7xw]

You know mr spherical is never gonna let us down with this great content and for real things this where the uk the us and canada were going to take down germany/nazi by doing an attack near a beach in france

[@ushanka7205]

these animations are better and better, keep going!

[@BBallerShorts]

Fun fact, I met real WW2 veterans and I got to shake their hands so respect them 🫡

[@tristanlopez3450]

Awesome video!!! I love the long videos that are more than 5 minutes…

[@YourlocalSalvadoran]

I shed a year during this video This is absolutely beautiful for this soilder to save many others Sacrifice Himself.... Also I love how Deven is taking over and not MrSpherical but One Question Who's the cameraman? Also love at 0:15 has that iconic video/photo of the moment they landed In Northern France

[@windal_1505]

That person saved a lot of lives, the first one (I think it was born at 30 years before the civil war on US) (Saved in total 71 soldiers) He was a hero.

[@Billy_SGaming]

Story:The airborne assault into Normandy, as part of the D-Day allied invasion of Europe, was the largest use of airborne troops up to that time. Paratroopers of the U.S. 82nd and 101st Airborne Divisions, the British 6th Airborne Division, the 1st Canadian Parachute Battalion, and other attached Allied units took part in the assault. Numbering more than 13,000 men, the paratroopers were flown from bases in southern England to the Cotentin Peninsula in approximately 925 C-47 airplanes. An additional 4,000 men, consisting of glider infantry with supporting weapons, medical, and signal units were to arrive in 500 gliders later on D-Day to reinforce the paratroopers. The parachute troops were assigned what was probably the most difficult task of the initial operation - a night jump behind enemy lines five hours before the coastal landings. To protect the invasion zone's western extremity and to facilitate the "Utah" landing force's movement into the Cotentin Peninsula, the U.S. 82nd and 101st Airborne Divisions descended on the peninsula by parachute and glider in the early hours of D-Day. The paratroopers were badly scattered. Many were injured and killed during the attack, and much of their equipment was lost, but the brave paratroopers fought fiercely, causing confusion among the German commanders and keeping the German’s troops occupied. Their efforts; hampered by harsh weather, darkness and disorganization, and initiative of resourceful Soldiers and leaders, ensured that the Utah Beach assault objectives were eventually accomplished. The British and Canadian attacks also accomplished their primary goal of securing the left flank of the invasion force.

[@ihavenocluetheGOD]

"MEDIC! I NEED ANOTHER MEDIC FOR THIS MEDIC!"

[@Demonetization_Symbol]

That patient got PTSD.

[@DraskoCobra]

Did Spartans Get PTSD?

[@Demonetization_Symbol]

@@DraskoCobra ???

[@DraskoCobra]

@@Demonetization_Symbol Shut up And Stop Making Excuses. We have so Much To Learn About Honor!

[@Demonetization_Symbol]

@@DraskoCobra PTSD is something that cannot be controlled

[@djgamerguy]

Respect to the soldiers that risked their lives to defend our nation

[@ballsobjectshow]

damn i wish this was the type of stuff we did in social studies where we watch countryball videos such as this one. there's so much someone could learn from these types of things which is exactly why I love countryballs!!! very nice video, I love it, as I do all your videos. keep up the great work! 👍

[@Yes-qj4bi]

Now just imagine Verdun also great animation as always!