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Frank Buckles one of only four WW I vets left, part 2 of 2

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Uploaded by on May 25, 2007

Last month marked the 90th anniversary of when America entered the Great War. President Woodrow Wilson called it the war to end all wars.
More than 4 million Americans were mobilized for World War One.
Only four remain.
One of them is 106-year-old Frank Buckles of Jefferson County.
As we head into Memorial Day weekend, Cecelia Mason talks to Buckles about his memories of two wars, his life today, and his gratitude.
This story aired May 24, 2007, on the program "Outlook." Cecelia Mason is the producer.

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  • "When you think you're gonna die, don't." LOL!

  • God bless you, Frank Buckles!

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  • @USHomeboy

    Uh, Mr. Buckles is still alive...

    You posted this comment one year ago, so I won't be suprised if you don't know what I am talking about

  • Look at the bright side guys we found Florence green So that means there Might be More Vets Left! dont give up on Hope!

  • yes i herd the day after he died...R.I.P to him...

  • @neildjreid

    The Canadian, John Babcock, died a few days ago.

  • 1 american 1 brit 1 canadian left in the world

  • Thank You, Mr. Frank Buckles, I have a tear in my eye, I couldn't go fight for our country due to health reasons and I really wanted too.

    You were 16 and got in why couldn't I with a limp.

  • he hasnt died yet, he is 108, his birthday was superbowl sunday, February 1, 2008. We had a travelling exhibit stop at my school that will go all across the nation.

  • We most to keep a great respect for those braves men who fought in this ww1! never forget them...Rest in Peace GREAT Mr BUCKLES.

  • I believe I am related to Frank . My grandfather was Fred Buckles form Missouri. He moved to Oklahoma when his mother died. Fred passed away in 1972.I grew up in Oklahoma City and I believe that my grandfather lived in Piedmont, Oklahoma. If anyone knows how to contact Frank please have him get hold of me. Gerald Buckles. ph.4056270637

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