History Guy: The sub that sank a train

The History Guy:
History Deserves to Be Remembered

This popped up somewhere and I was surprised to see the changed look of the History Guy – it’s only been a month since I checked my subscriptions – but, then I saw this was from 2017. Whew.

More, and more recent, History Guy, below the fold.


 

The submarine that sank a train: the U.S.S. Barb
May 18, 2017 – 8:28
The History guy remembers Eugene “Lucky” Flucky and the U.S.S. Barb, the submarine that sank a train.

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Film From the World Wars

h/t Aetius451AD on A♠

The Oberg Color Film Footage of Pearl Harbor – December 7, 1941
midway512 – Dec 6, 2018 – 14:55
This short documentary tells the story of Harold & Eda Oberg, & the film footage they recorded of the Pearl Harbor attack on December 7, 1941. The couple captured shots during & after the attack on Hickam Army Airfield.


The Somme then and now.. in full HD
MC C – Aug 1, 2016 – 39:32
h/t Aetius451AD on a♠
100 years ago Malins and McDowell exposed their film to the light capturing a moment in time.
It’s very difficult to understand and watch the original film as they were very limited by technology and the danger. Malins risked his life on several occasions making this film, being right on the front line with a huge box camera sticking out above the trench. After watching the film many times, over many years, I wanted to find these locations and stand in their foot prints and re film.
Some locations were easy to find, some took much research and some I haven’t yet been able to locate, but all the ones in this documentary are within yards to feet of where they filmed originally, none are guesses or just possibilities. I hope you enjoy watching and it helps you to understand please leave comments this is worth more to me than earning money i ask for nothing but love remarks

Ronald Reagan – Memorial Day Tribute

AmericanRhetoric.com – May 26, 2019 – 4:04
President Reagan commemorates those Americans who have willingly sacrificed their lives for their country, during the Memorial Day ceremonies held at the Arlington National Cemetery, May 31, 1982. Video (5/28/18) by Airman 1st Class Ryan Brooks, 31st Fighter Wing Public Affairs.

Another belated Memorial Day post, h/t… some blogger or commenter on Ace♠, I believe, but I couldn’t track down whom.