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Who REALLY Built the Statue of Liberty? 🇫🇷🗽 The Statue of Liberty may stand proudly in New York Harbor, but did you know it’s a gift from France? Designed by sculptor Frédéric Auguste Bartholdi and engineered by Gustave Eiffel (yes, that Eiffel), Lady Liberty symbolizes freedom and friendship. Discover the surprising story behind this iconic monument! 👉 If you love learning cool history facts, hit like and subscribe for more! 🎶 Music: "To a Flame" by Astrud Gilberto 📚 Tags: #StatueOfLiberty #HistoryFacts #YouTubeShorts #FrédéricBartholdi #GustaveEiffel #Monuments #FunFacts #DidYouKnowHistory #NYCHistory

Dive into the legendary Army vs. Navy football rivalry, a tradition over 130 years strong! More than just a game, it represents the honor, pride, and brotherhood of America's future military leaders. Watch key moments, historic battles, and the unmatched pageantry of this iconic event. 🏈🎖️ 🎶 Music: "For McCoy" by Henry Godfrey Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe for more epic sports history! #ArmyNavyGame #CollegeFootball #FootballRivalry #MilitaryTradition #GoArmy #GoNavy #EpicShowdown #AmericanFootball #SportsHistory #RivalryGame

In this 1940s color film, shot in northwest Florida and silent, you’ll see U.S. Army troops in action as they navigate a cypress swamp, form a human chain across a river, and use natural elements like weeds and Spanish moss for camouflage. Watch as they fire machine guns, shoot from trees, and swim across the river while facing explosions and smoke screens. The footage includes scenes of a machine-gun team on shore, troops using bamboo poles as floats, and practicing underwater maneuvers with guns and helmets. You'll also see rafts made from tent canvas and poles, amphibious vehicles towing soldiers, and daring jumps from a tower into flames. Additional shots feature soldiers practicing on a rusty ship, possibly at Carrabelle, and posing in camouflage uniforms back in Wakulla, alongside more river wading. Music: Jazz Song: Hymn To Freedom Artist Oscar Peterson

Follow the incredible journey of Dr. Ben Carson, from his humble beginnings to becoming one of the world's most renowned neurosurgeons. 🌟 Watch how he made history with the first successful separation of conjoined twins, and his rise as a leader in medicine and public service. 🎵 Music by McCoy Tyner - 'Solo on Star Eyes' 🔔 Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more inspiring stories of perseverance and achievement! #BenCarson #Neurosurgery #SuccessStory #Inspiration #MedicalHistory #McCoyTyner #JazzLegends"

Discover the inspiring and little-known story of Frank Luke Jr., a fearless WWI flying ace known as "The Arizona Balloon Buster." In just 17 days, Luke shot down 14 enemy aircraft, including 10 observation balloons, before his heroic final mission on September 29, 1918. Despite overwhelming odds, he continued to fight until the very end, earning the Medal of Honor for his extraordinary bravery. Watch this short video to learn more about one of America's greatest WWI heroes! 🇺🇸✈️ Don’t forget to Like, Share, and Subscribe for more stories about unsung heroes of history! Artist: Thelonious Monk - 'round Midnight Music: Jazz Song: Round Midnight #WWI #FrankLukeJr #MedalofHonor #AviationHistory #UnsungHeroes #WarHeroes #AmericanHeroes #History

In September 1918, President Woodrow Wilson, First Lady Edith Wilson, and their family arrived in New York to launch the fourth Liberty Loan drive. Crowds gathered at Pennsylvania Station and lined flag-filled Fifth Avenue in support of the national effort to sell Liberty Bonds during WWI. Highlights include the dedication of the Altar of Liberty in Madison Square and a ceremonial bond sale in Washington, D.C., featuring opera star Geraldine Farrar and Secretary of the Treasury William McAdoo. Background music: Clifford Brown - "Minor Mood" #LibertyLoan #WWIHistory #WoodrowWilson #NYCHistory #WashingtonDC #LibertyBonds #USHistory #FourthLibertyLoan #1918 #AmericanHistory #GeraldineFarrar #WarEffort

Witness history in the making as Theodore Roosevelt, the 26th President of the United States, takes a groundbreaking flight in a biplane on October 11, 1910! Join us at Kinloch Aviation Field as TR, alongside notable figures like Missouri Governor Herbert Hadley, embarks on this pioneering journey with pilot Arch Hoxsey. This early aviation milestone is brought to life with the smooth, soulful sounds of Lonnie Liston Smith’s "Summer Nights." Experience a silent film that captures an unforgettable moment in American history, blending timeless jazz with vintage aviation. Don’t miss this unique glimpse into the past! Music: "Summer Nights" by Lonnie Liston Smith. #TheodoreRoosevelt #AviationHistory #VintageFootage #LonnieListonSmith #SummerNights #HistoricFlight #Biplane #JazzMusic #SilentFilm #AmericanHistory #JazzVibes #EarlyAviation #TR