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This was indescribably beautiful. The love and admiration and honor and respect…truly humbling.

Have to admit I cried watching this. The accompanying music was beautiful.

Got misty 😢

It would have been nice to learn more about the Japanese soldier/Officer who was killed... who he was, how old he was, was he an infantry officer, etc. His family could have told us more about he Flag that was returned and what was written on it? Can any Japanese who watch this please put that in the comments ??? It leaves alot of questions. Perhaps a re-edit of this presentation by the Obon Society ?

A movie must be made on this event

I Find Myself Back At This Video Again, Been Rewatching It.. For Past 4 Months About 2 - 3 Times Daily... It Is So Deep 🤧

Our heroes. Rest easy to all our fallen vets. And to all those who lost their lives in wartimes. The civilian's. The soldiers on anyside of the war. The children. How sad almost shocks me to my core.how Things can get this bad. never again. scarry and a sobering reality. May peace walk among those men and women. We need to do more for the vets. Since the beginning they've been getting a short stick. They deserve the world. The clothes of my back. Just wish governments saw them as we do. True heroes.

What an incredible man ❤❤❤

Maravilhoso. Heróis dignos. Grato.

I am crying. They had to go to wars, but their hearts never lies.

I live near this town in Japan. I recognized the area as soon as they were in the mountains on the train! It is crazy how close I am to this history.

Funny thing is, Jap soldiers were never even remotely as magnanimous, kind or honorable to their enemies; if Mr. Strombo had been captured by the Japs he would've been horribly tortured to death and if had been caught with an American flag, they would've used it as toilet paper in front of him.

Did i just saw a R34 at minute 11:01

I was part the skeleton crew of the USS Lexington waiting to cross deck to USS FORRESTAL, I found an old drawer in a compartment. I found a bunch of photos and official papers. I couldn't believe I was looking at a dead Japanese sailor dead, slumped over something I couldn't make out. That was just part of War. All of it is sad.

i wonder if the average Japanese person understands, how much as Americans we forgive them, and respect them. The war was a very long time ago, our youth of today appreciate your wonderful culture. Our marines maintain a base in Japan, id like to see anyone try to hurt Japan, They would have 10,000 screaming, ravenous, Marines to deal with. We are friends, we protect, our friends.

Done very well.

"with Malice towards none..." in the 1940's we were blood enemies, today the same Japanese nation is among our most stalwart allies. gestures like this, as heartfelt as any oath, strengthen that bond . Soldiers speak of being together in the Elysian fields, Valhalla, Arlington, these two men, the Marine and the fallen Japanese soldier I can see on a porch, in chairs, rocking... as they look over the heroes of humanity's conflicts. Friends, for eternity.

2nd Marines? Just a guess based on the campaigns on his cap.

Honor and magnanimity. Wow.

While was is a terrible thing, this video shows that there is still good in humanity. Thank you for your service, both of these men. And I'm very happy he was able to return the flag before his passing.

Amazing ❤

おかえりなさい。ご苦労様でした。

RESPECT !

What an Era of Men of Honour!!! Because of them we live free today THANK YOU!!!

That could be the Yakasuni shrine were soldiers and sailors remains are intiered.

What an honorable man.

Instead of giving a billion dollars to a country that is constantly at war with itself (Gaza whatever) why can't we use that money to take care of these long time heroes and homeless veterans.

Very Nice! God Bless!!! I'm sorry so many people gave their lives. My heart goes out to all those brave, brave, people. Thank you for your service!

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I almost cant see what im typing through my tears lol. I dont know if you all noticed this, or if im reading into it too much, but did any of you see the smile on Mr. Strumbo's face as he boarded the airplane and when all of these people greeted him? It made me feel kind of like he felt like a star in those moments. I cant tell you how happy it made me to see that, because if ANYONE deserves to feel that way about himself, it is this man. To be trained in the Marines to basically kill the people he went over there and saw, and to have the decency and integrity as a human being to take that flag off an enemy to hopefully give to his family someday, is something I think has to be SO RARE, and keep in mind, this man was just a kid himself at the time. We have lost almost all of these heroes who sacrificed IT ALL for our way of life in this country in WW2, and honestly im too terrified to even look up Mr. Strumbo's name to see if he is still with us, but whether he is or is not still with us, YOU DESERVED TO FEEL LIKE A STAR, sir, and deserved it everyday you lived here after you came back from that war. I will never, ever forget you after seeing this, and you are hero to me until the day I die. May God bless you always, and keep you tightly under his wing. God bless you Mr. Strombo.

Imagine if he saw a picture in the Japanese war museum of a soldier he had killed

Respect!

Respect……💕

This is a testament to the integrity and great humility of this good good man

Reconciliation ❤

Jesus said, Blessed are the peacemakers, for they shall be called the sons of God. Mathew 9:5

How the fuck this man did not sit in first class. Delta! No wonder f em. Should’ve flown air france first class fucking reroute the A380 just for him

Thats awesome!

Did today’s show know it was 5 years ago

Such overwhelming and emotional gesture from Mr Strombo. He brought closure and peace to the soldier´s family. Simply wonderful

We're so much stronger when we come together. Pray Palestine and Israel can come together soon.

The sadness in his eyes speaks for him, RIP you legend

I cried the whole video....

When the relative (brother?) immediately smelled the flag my heart broke.

exploiting old war vets for clicks is bout as scummy as you can get...shame on you obon society

probably one of the most noble men i have ever seen. i am crying my heart out here. this should be a movie

這些戰犯根本不配活著

I can't help but think of the devastating effect the actions of evil men have upon good people. If not for the sick individuals who start wars, so many of these men would not have died and the ones who managed to survive suffer the needless pain and trauma of war inflicted upon them.

War is cruel, but heart could be warm. Let me raise my arm to salute you Sir. Sorry to hear that you passed away. May you rest in peace.

ngl, this made me tear up and not from either of these countries