Ike: Countdown to D-Day (Part 9 of 9)

IKE: COUNTDOWN TO D-DAY depicts the tense 90 days leading up to the D-Day invasion and how Dwight Eisenhower, against all odds, brilliantly orchestrated the most important military maneuver in modern history.

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• WWII
• WW2
• Eisenhower
• D-Day
• Selleck

[thatdudeoverthere02]

wow... Tom Selleck does an AWESOME Job!!

[EasyCo506PIR]

This was the "Greatest Generation". They went and took care what had to be taken care of. The US was totally united it is something that has not been seen since 1945. Best regards to all

WWII reenactor. South Florida 2ND ID 38TH Regiment/K-Co.

[Grifiki]

``Nobody won WWll, they`re all dead. The USA took most of the spoils, but it did them no good either as it`s all out of date now. You can`t win a war, only a battle, and a little breathing space. But we keep saying we learned something, and we did? Excuse me But Youtube stand in conflict with my oppinion like dictators often do!""

[Grifiki]

``Nobody won WWll, they`re all dead. The USA took most of the spoils, but it did them no good either as it`s all out of date now. You can`t win a war, only a battle, and a little breathing space. But we keep saying we learned something, and we did?"

[khaleil8]

boring



[denmark4]

Does anyone know where one can find the soundtrack for this movie? Awesome movie, awesome soundtrack

[chidoriookami]

"we may never see their like again" i wonder if that is true

[Ranillon]

@mrorange101 While "will" is certainly important it isn't as important as you argue here -- and has historically led to a lot of needless deaths in combat when leaders thought that if they just "wanted it enough" victory would magically appear. Note the French at the start of WW1 or the Japanese in WW2. In both cases the "cult of will" (so to speak) led to stupid decisions when generals thought that "will" could make up for deficiencies in manpower, technology, tactics, etc.