Is it acceptable to post WW2 historical videos that contain very graphic content?

I entirely understand, I merely thought to ask in that fashion as one never quite knows in advance, unlessmone asks a priori what the reaction generally might be, and I was merely trying to err on the side of caution. I was noncombat, I'd asked to ne allowed to go to Gulf War I and was on the volunteer list, though I was never used, I became too ill, I'm afraid, I did actually get a Petter of appreciation for being in the list, which I di in fact still have. When I'd been in, I'd been in a clinical circumstance (I wasn't clinical then myself, I just happenednto ne there for other unrelated reasons), when I happened to see and get to chat slightly with victims of what happened in one circumstance that occurred while I was in, which I do quite vividly recall. Also, on a work-related trip once, I happened to see, with a civil servant I'd been sent to assist, another similarly wrenching incident, that equally lingers in my mind. Obviously, neither of those could even remotely compare to anything you might've seen, I completely comprehend that, however, I merely thought to mention both of those instances, as they've both stuck with me in my mind ever since, in any event, I of course very greatly map predicate your taking the time towrite back to the extent you were able, much appreciated, certainly...