This is a wonderful service to the people of the united states. The freedom we enjoy is truly a gift purchased with the lives of our best and brightest. It really hit me seeing the man who processed the bodies during the battle of the bulge. My fathers uncle, Raymond Seibert was one of those killed the first day of the battle. My great grandmother had 4 sons in the war. One did not return. Thank you for this wonderful reminder

You're doing a worthwhile project. As a veteran of Normandy Northern France, The Rhineland, Ardennes(battle of the Bulge) and Central Europe campaigns I particulary appreciate your war of knowledge. (HS History teacher here informed her classes that the reason Japan attacked us at Pearl Harbor was in retaliation for our dropping the atomic bombs on Japan. WHAA!!!

Loved meeting you at the convention, and finding out about your passion for "telling it like it is..." regarding WWII. Don't give up the fight !

I am so very impressed with your documentary honoring our hero's, all who suffered and sacrificed to keep Freedom and Liberty alive for all. We must never forget and I am so happy to see you teaching the next generation what America stands for. God Bless, thank you!

What an amazing documentary. This will be ordered and watched every Memorial Day in our family - I agree with some of the sentiments that were expressed by the teachers - that we Americans simply do not fully appreciate how important freedom is. I hope and pray that we never have to learn that lesson the hard way - by losing ours! Thank you for this moving documentary.