What did a Navy Corpsman wear on D-Day?

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Published 2023-02-27
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All Comments (21)
  • @joeldiemoz9027
    The military literally has not updated their socks since WW2.
  • @RustyJiggs
    Look at his eyes as he puts on the uniform, you really see how he gets more and more into the part of a WW2 soldier as he adds everything on. Top notch reenactment job.
  • @grubskies4221
    "beach battalion drip" is probably the best thing I've heard today
  • @sasquatch8245
    "my beach battalion medic drip is complete but my Japanese neighbour keeps trying to stab me"
  • @Cupcakethepity
    I have that knife. Thank you now I know what it is. It was my great great grandpa’s.
  • @jameshorne9351
    I'm extremely impressed son! Keep with it, it's awesome seeing a young person with such a love for living history!!!
  • @UDX4570PalmSprings-yh1mv
    My Father was a WW2 vet enlisted in 1933 discharge 1945. 43 to 45 was deployed on the uss redfin Gato class sub in 43 then transferred to the USS Wasp Essex class Aircraft carrier both deployments were in the South Pacific. Dad early years was spent with the ZP-12 Squadron based in Lakehurst, NJ, patrolling the Atlantic in US Navy blimps searching for German U-Boats . Rest in Peace Dad!🇺🇸🙏 Thanks for your service!.
  • @nyls1717
    Whatever the hell you’re wearing , you’re handsome AF
  • @achillebelanger9546
    Dad was a U.S. Navy Landing Force Scout Sniper and Beach Jumper . He graduated the Amphibious Warfare College along with my 🌊 Sea 🐝 Bee ⚒️ Raider Uncle Marcel. Your Impression was Spot On, other the Beach Landing Masters had a fur Collar around the Neck, a Whistle, Signal Flags or Flare Gun, Timing ⏱ Watch and usually Rubber Waders or a Rubberized Coverall . Also an Armband and Helmet Stripes as well. Thanks for bringing back memories of Conversations with Pop and my Uncles! My Uncle Louis was on a Long Slow Target from Africa to Anzio, D-Day and the Pacific.