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No Balsa wood was used on a Horsa, that was needed for the Mosquito.

a cringe, pointless war.

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Doesnt morning glory have helicopters at the beginning? Its been a long time since I've heard it. Im not British.

Just a great film😊😊

Shame about the irritating piano plonking away loudly, detracting from the interesting subject, and getting this a thumbs down. Repost without the piano nonsense please.

rescpect military USA

Time is the wisest counsellor of all.

Hey man I get drone footage of retired military aircraft and tanks if you want some footage of anything in particular lmk and I might got it

We occasionally saw these guys in action. The Loach (Snoopy to us) pilots would get right in the tree tops to attempt to draw fire. Talk about guts. Then the Cobras would roll in. Same strategy by the USAF -- an O-2 and F-4s instead. Shout out to Blue Max -- thanks for everything.

if you want to read about scout and gunship pilots, look Larry Brown and Bill Frazer from the 1st of the 9th Air Cav. this was the same unit mentioned in the film 'Apocalypse Now'

Love these stories, surprising how common the downing of aircraft was.

The South could've won if, it further fortify the country, Fight corruption in the Military through Careful and strong planning, Send troops to protect the DMZ, invade and Occupy Laos and Cambodia, conducts Vietnamization and the Tiller reform early, and expand Phoenix Program, Vietnamization, and CAP into Laos and Cambodia. The US Joins the War later, would've prevented ho chi Minh to exploit the situation and Call RVN a Puppet, Invade Dong Hoi and Quang Binh through the DMZ, Laos and Cambodia. The South Wins, the Paris Peace accords demands the DRVN to sieze any military action, campaign and rebuilding it. The 3 anti communist countries win, the World becomes slightly more prosperous, Safer and less divided. The Russo Ukrainian war ends sooner in Ukraine's victory more.

The ARVN troops fired on the american ARMOR east of ankhe while in a night location. They liked to harris us with C.S gas 81mm motors. MY LT. said to open up on them with 90mm canaster rounds. They were not a well traines force. 4th div armor.

Good content music vol to high though.being constructive.

done with the wipe / on strike

When they are in the castle holding up the picture, all I can think of is "We have come to view the tapestries!"

The hmmwv can't really replace this is smaller and can go places the hmmwv can not.... there's a reason with self driving flat bed platforms are making a comeback the technology has gotten to a point these vehicles are useful again... 1 per squad can carry extra equipment for rapid resupply insted of sending a helicopter or convoy too resupply them.

I was 14 when A Bridge too far hit the cinema .Although as you say not perfect in any sense , it did bring awareness to our age group the story of Arnhem. Many I recall recalling seeing the air armada pass over on the Sunday my own father telling me of the incredible sight of it . Then learning that people I actually knew who were connected to the battle in some way . Until then as boys they were just ordinary blokes who we passed by on occasion. It awakened a lot of memories. Just my thoughts anyway .

Unironically, I saw this video in a dream years ago. I decided to rewatch it as I remembered thinking it was funny only to see that it was posted 2 days ago.

Although some have pointed out inaccuracies, I still found the video quite informative. While I'm not one to get down into the weeds about such particulars, I respect it nonetheless.

Great idea for a video, very entertaining!

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Tons of inaccuracies in here.

The other important thing to remember about the Home Guard is that they basically took on the domestic military jobs that the army usually performed (most commonly protecting important buildings and resources from sabotage); freeing up the army soldiers to be deployed elsewhere, in places like North Africa and Burma. And they did a really good job of it too.

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Interesting to see; thanks for sharing this. As a matter of interest, Mike / Michael Nicholson [OBE] was the correspondent for ITN, rather than the BBC.

The "Q" in Maltese is a glottal stop and isn't actually pronounced. So Luqa is pronounced "Lu-a" and Ta Qali is pronounced "Ta-ali". Maltese is a semitic language with roots in medieval Siculo-Arabic as well as being heavily influenced by Sicilian Italian.

what a lovely man he was

your a lovely man sir x

Great content

Going by your commentary, i take it we won, 🤔

My dad was a Seal from 69-74 did communications on a submarine and on a E2 before becoming a Seal . Didnt like talking about what he saw and understandably so. He always said " if you ever come across a Vietnam vet, you tell them, Welcome Home , because we never got one " . Thank you all to who have served .

The US certainly 'smashed' quite a few VC Communists in the Tet Offensive.

Not reloading? What do you think he was doing when the guy in the hall was trying to bounce a few rounds off the wall in front of Eastwood back into him.

ruclips.net/video/Tu7zC26z1CA/видео.html, AA Home Guard.

ruclips.net/video/gsVNA36SSb4/видео.html, they all served, which makes the show iconic.

Dangerous work you do!

My favourite war film, although, this isn't really a war film at all. It's a James Bond movie for a non James Bond audience.

US is a pragmatic country, now they have to pay the price for selling out their ally Vietnam to do business with China.

Thanks for doing the video, I was there as part of the 2RTR Recce Troop 2003. Good to see some footage of the time.

1:46, that looks more like a bag for the M9A1 or M17 gas mask.

Thanks guys. Very interesting. The Lathbury scene in the church is apparently pretty much verbatim. Another feature of the film in my opinion is just watching the ‘extras’. You can tell they’re professional soldiers just in the speed they move, proficiency with weapons etc. it makes a huge difference/ if you look past the foreground actors in a film like the last version of four feathers compared to the Korda version (which used real troops) it’s a huge difference…. This is a great film and probably the best insight into first airborne. Your points about ptsd etc filming in the location your friends fought and died in must have been surreal.

Hold you missed the TK and both MJ and MK

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Just wanted to clarify, when you talk about the body armor that the ARVN airborne troops are seen wearing near the beginning of the video, you called the 2 vests there the m69. The correct vests seen in those clips are: the m52a, a Korean era flak vest without a collar and epaulettes, and the 3/4 collar flak vest, a better version of the m52a with a collar added to protect the neck area. The m69 (what you mentioned), was a post war variant of the 3/4 flak best but the closure in the front was made of Velcro because they got rid of the buttons and zipper.

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Nice job , a topic that is rarely discussed

3:22 It's not just a copy. It was manufactured with the help of the Soviet when the two's relations didn't go sour.