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It’s in their Voice, they knew ..😢

Oops Fire 🔥…..

How dare people try and villainize those firefighters after what they have done to help getting paid crap money and being blamed for lack of resources. Go do it yourself next time! We are lucky they are even willing to do this job

Cavalry!!! NOT Calvary. Calvary is related to Jesus's history, cavalry has to do with the Civil war troops you were talking about.

Massive respect to these people. I also never heard, read or was taught about the Hmong. I am ashamed of my ignorance. Thank you for this documentary. PBS, always the best.

I just LOVE this show.. Jeff, you're an amazing narrator...

Real black people was on a boat and came here was stolen from their land and here to America and did not receive the same treatment that the Armenian people did and black people was slaves here in America

It like that or the only culture that love cooking because I know black people are cooking I know Ukrainian Japanese every culture loves cooking not the not the only kosher that love cooking is the Armenians

Armenia used racist discrimination again anybody that don't agree with them In was a small school in California that won the championship and went to four NCAA finals and just like any body that is going to question that success it was not about him a Armenia do you real want to know about racist discrimination talk to black people

My uncle was 16, and my dad was 13 when they were both drafted as foot soldiers who carried ammunition on foot to the secret sites throughout the jungle. My uncle stepped on a bomb on one of his mission, he became handicapped but he survived. Though they weren't legally honored as veterans and never receive veteran benefits, they are still gracious to this country. When my uncle died, we wrote a letter to the our local veteran rotary, they were kind to come and honor my uncle's death. I saw tears rolled down my Dad's face because his brother was finally honored for defending the Unites States. Reflecting back, it's so sad that none of this was even recognized in the school history books growing up. The United States is built on the backs of so many who were never acknowledged and were even left behind.

could have spent more time on Eva. JS.

Who named the Incident? What Type 1 IA team managers was there? Which IC Team ran this Incident? was anyone of them interviewed?!

Bravo bravo bravo 😊😊😊😊

I would love 💕 to be there for my soul 💕

Very enjoyable.

Those poor animals and people...

Very nicely done! I just arrived in the region for the weekend and am actually about 50 km from Bruyères. Looking forward to exploring more. Thanks for making this video. The quiet beauty of Nature, juxtaposed with the gritty horrors of war should make everyone rethink why humans have still not yet figured out how to stop sending their kids off to die.

Cruise Control set on 75 on back country roads?

Very cool video, guys!

The fact that the Hmong were fighting against each other on both sides was what made this war even more tragic.

I didn't even know about this place. Thank you so much for the video and information.

Irritating loud music

I finally had a chance to watch this. I've been a fan of KMJ since I moved here in 1981 (although I grew up in Norwalk listening to KNX, so I preferred my wall-to-wall news coverage with a couple hours at night of Old Time Theater). I also have to laugh that someone outside of my family knows about Hobbs, New Mexico because I would go there during the summers as a kid to visit my grandparents.

thanks for more exposure... why? when its already overrun with tourists...lived my whole life there and now its a joke...nature of the Beast I guess... hope you enjoyed your ride...

@Unit13FREMSLT Whats even more annoying is the fact that I was watching this on my UA-cam app on my smart TV and anything such as this, I will always read comments when certain things in the video just dont jive. So I go to the comments to see if it was only me that it bothered. I will grab my phone because it is the only way for myself to post a comment. On my phone in the the comments which I wanted give feedback and opinion for what you posted. Your comment does not exist in my phone app but does on my "smart TV" app. Why is that you suppose?? All I was going to say was that the music was not that bad but the filmmaker makimg sure he was in the shots at times.. Why?? You are the film maker not the focus.. Not a big deal over all but for me it just shuts me off. Baker Boys and John Steele is a different story. If you haven't seen it watch it. It will make you incredibly infuriated ans it was done almost a decade ago.

Seeing your faces is Great!

Thank you for making this video. I grew up in Chester/Lake Almanor and have lived in Illinois for the last 14 years. Miss the amazing beauty of Mt. Lassen and surrounding area and it was so good to be able to watch this and get a taste of home!

Living close to Mount Shasta all my life got me interested in this one to check out. Getting the info to plan my trip.

Enjoyed it, but too much background music imo. The images speak for themselves.

The spirit of Kings canton captured very well. Great shots!

As a sansei from Hawaii whose father was incarcerated in an internment camp in Utah, this documentary gave me further appreciation for what he went through. He ended his life soon after he returned from his incarceration, so I didn't have a chance to know him as I was only 10 months old when it left this world. Thank you for producing this informative and moving piece of history.

Recommend by Robbie and Gary Gardening Easy

What concentration camps did all the Nazi, German and Italian Americans have to go? Argentina?

Great video, but you are mistaken on Lassen's last eruption. It is the only other volcano in the lower 48 states to have erupted in the last 100 years. Here is a link to the USGS page with details of the eruption: www.usgs.gov/faqs/when-did-lassen-peak-last-erupt

Why do you wear a tacitcal vest?

It’s already happening again. I see Americans being forced into camps everywhere. They’re taking our land, our homes, our buisness’, our jobs, our mobility, our identity, our rights, our future, and when there’s nothing left to take you die alone in a hospital. And nobody cares until it happens to them.

Love this, would like to see you track on the map of Scotland as you go. Like to see the route thru the towns.

I loved living at workingin KCNP and SNP, especially when all the tourists were gone. We'd go down to KCNP when the road was closed, it was living in Paradise. 10 years it was.

Fantastic video. Just love it. Jeff is excellent narrator

Love watching your vids. All good. The narrator’s voice is captivating

beautifully video

Millions of innocent lives were lost in vain. Especially those that were left behind to fend for themself with no weapons. Watching this video brings me a lot of tears for those who lost their lives being hunted like animals day and night after the US pulled out. I can still remember being hungry and scared at the age of 3. I was too young to understand, so I didn't cry til I got older growing up in the US. Thinking and remembering what had happened was really just heartbreaking. Feels like a part of me died with those who never made it out.

Great to finally see this, delighted we were able to host you on your trip at Longfield, Inverness.

I have followed your videos for quite a while and I have to say, to me this one was the best! Scotland is on my bucket list and it just moved up to #1. Thank you for sharing with all of us your photographic talents and the world as you see it.

Wonderful commentary, beautiful photography, and very inspiring.

Just amazing beauty , textures, tranquility. Love it. ❤️

Love what you guys do, and love seeing Scotland.

You hurt a child then get to walk in 7 years? Weird

Bigfoot country…

Watched this from Los Angeles. Was also wondering, if this was a one off thing, or will it ever be a series. I really enjoyed it.