I Fought At The Battle Of Okinawa On Sugar Loaf Hill | John Morgan Veteran Interview | Remember WW2

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  @BigRokko5196 · 5 years ago

  Never wouldve guessed he was that old wouldve guessed he was in 70's. These world war vets deserve sooo much more than they get

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• MR

  @MrMennoMan · 5 years ago

  John is incredibly sharp, not just for a 92-year-old, but generally. He's a hero, and an incredible story-teller. He comes across as particularly authentic, and the details he recalls are amazing.

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• YO

  @YORK.BARBELL · 5 years ago (edited)

  My Dad was a WW2 tank commander during the European theater of the war. He fought in North Africa, Sicily, Italy, France and Germany.  Lost him 15 years ago. Greatest generation.

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• LA

  @land7776 · 5 years ago

  John Morgan is one of the most well spoken WWII vets I think I've ever heard interviewed. Great cognition and insight for a person of any age. No wonder he's had a long life, he has the right stuff!

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• PI

  @picklerix6162 · 5 years ago

  He looks damn good for 92 years old.

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• GR

  @gregorymonacelli2257 · 5 years ago

  His demeanor and spirit reminded me of my pops. Well spoken and big vocabulary. God Bless and thank you for volunteering so that we could live free.

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• TE

  @texaswader · 5 years ago

  My great uncle was a Marine Raider, then became part of the 6th Marine Division. He was killed by a sniper on 21 June 1945. Three purple hearts and the Silver Star. God Bless this man and those who served with him.

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• VE

  @VegasCyclingFreak · 5 years ago

  Enjoyed hearing his experiences. He has a great memory for his age.

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• BR

  @BrandonRob206 · 6 years ago

  Thank You John Morgan, for everything you have done for this country, I truly can&apos;t thank you enough. You are incredibly important because of the part of history you were a part of &amp; your story does mean something, to me &amp; everyone around the world, they mean so much to us to hear these things about your life, it is truly moving &amp; inspiring.<br><br>Also thank you again for one of these interviews, you obviously know how important these are &amp; we are incredibly grateful for these. Keep them going for as long as you can for these gentlemen, they deserve the most love and remembrance of anyone.

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• RI

  @richardschlup1469 · 5 years ago

  It’s amazing to think the number of WWI and WWII vet that have amazing stories like this. Each one unique and playing a critical role in our country’s freedom. This man is a legitimate bad ass.

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• NE

  @NewbFixer · 5 years ago

  First time ive wanted the same shirt as a 92 year old🤣Killin It Fella! If you ever read this know that we appreciate you and everything you and the boys done for us and the world. Thank you.

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• UR

  @uralbob1 · 5 years ago

  John, &nbsp;please know you are loved by millions. You are a very brave patriot, regardless of your branch.

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