This is one of the most historic war miniseries ever. You can actually look up the battle documents of easy company and you will see every detail is just about 100% accurate. Sadly that also goes for every man shown wounded and killed from easy company.
It really isn't, actually. BoB made *a lot* of historical errors and changed or added especific moments for drama, time's and budget's sake. It's still is an amazing war miniseries though.
And they also show the war crimes they commited, at least some of them. One of the smaller ones can be seen in this video, at 8:23 - German soldiers in retreat, just running for their lives and posing no threat, are being shot in the back. War is a dirty business, nobody gets out of it clean. That is too easily forgotten, and the still ongoing propaganda, especially in America, wants people to forget that.
There's also a monument in France where LT Meehan's plane crashed that lists all the men on board the flight that lost their lives before exiting the plane.
A true testament to the capabilities of men that train and bond with each other. What these guys did is unbelievable and most will tell you what drove them was not letting their brothers down. These guys did it day after day month after month while watching their friends die horribly almost daily. The strength of character it takes to do that is absolutely amazing.
Proud to have served with the 82nd Airborne Division, I was lucky to have served under the most inspiring officers ever. On one exercise, we found ourselves surrounded after a jump, my platoon Lieutenant simply told us that we were Airborne, we were suppose to be surrounded, we were just going to fight our way out. He was an officers officer.
Band of Brothers, followed by the Pacific then Generation Kill. Three amazing series that looks at war from different angles. Brotherhood in war, the hatred and violence of war, and the absurdity of war.
Catherine And someone like me, with really strong familial ties to the military, loved it. It’s the whole “trainer for a war you never get to fight” issue like with Jarhead.
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Big Idiot Dumb Stupid Guy I have familial ties (Army Dad in WWII and Korea), sister in Army 101st Airborne, Desert Storm, but I guess it’s the nihilism I can’t identify with. 🤷🏻♀️
Another good series would be the Pacific. Though I have to warn you that it’s a little bit more brutal than Band of Brothers in my opinion. The Japanese were completely different enemies with a different sense of warfare and honor.
Why are there *always* people hyping up especific episodes? Let them enjoy the miniseries without knowing. Geez, I hate BoB's fans because of this. I get your excitement (this is my favorite show ever), but please stop with the "warnings".
And ¿Generation war? In that television series they show where most of the war took place (and where the wildest battles took place) on the eastern front, from the German point of view.
"Lets watch the next one!". Yes, you are hooked. :-) A lot of sadness but also a lot courage and things that needed to be done. One of the best WW2 series ever done if not the best. Keep on watching. :-)
Guys, this only gets harder as it goes along because it's an accurate representation of the first Airborne Division which is now called The 101st Screamin Eagles May I suggest that you guys actually get handkerchiefs or box of tissues because episodes 6 7 8 & 9 will rip your heart out. Just know that many of them survived to tell the tale and that's why we're watching it. Bless your hearts, I cry every time I see this and I've read the book!
10:09 that also happened in real life. Malarkey thought the German had a Luger P08 pistol on him, which was a much sought for war trophy by Allied soldiers during the war. Instead it was an airhorn. Fun Fact: the actor who plays Malarkey (Scott Grimes) actually does the voice of Steve Smith on American Dad.
Those hand signals was 4, 2, 2, 5 and a closed fist. What it means is MG 42, 25 Feet away, and the fist meant to use grenades. And Joe toye... blown up twice in one day, didn't even get a scratch. It really happened.
I own this on dvd. Band of Brothers is #1 on my war movie(s). Best part of it, it's based on actual events. They did change a some things for the series like the next episode when blythe gets shot.
After this you should watch the next World War 2 series from the producers (Steven Spielberg and Tom Hanks), called THE PACIFIC. It's about 3 U.S. Marines, in separate units, fighting the Japanese. Different feeling from this series but equally great. Spielberg and Hanks are also working on a third World War 2 series, coming out next year, about Air Force pilots.
@@AndrewAHynd I'm not worried about me, I'm worried about the actual reactors here *who haven't seen the show* ... I don't care if the show is 20, 30 or 50 years old, you don't hype up or say any detail of specific episodes ("baseball game", "i cry everytime I watch (the ending of the series)")... Those are spoilers, because *they* haven't seen the show, so remain silent about later episodes and comment only about the current episode they are watching. That's all, is not that hard, is it?
If you want to avoid a copyright strike from HBO flip the image from left to right. You should be able to do this in your editing software under "mirror image" it will stop it being automatically claimed. Then just make sure to break the audio every 10 secs as they will claim after 15.
This has NOTHING to do with BoB but I grew up a tennis player and I absolutely LOVE Grigor. Is he very popular in Bulgaria? I understand you’re from Bulgaria? If not, I apologize. Besides the utter showmanship he displays I’ve seen so many videos of him displaying real sportsmanship. I’ve seen him walk a ball-girl overcome by the heat off the court. I’ve seen an opponent of his go down with an injury and he hurdled the net and raced to his aid, helping him up and walking him to the sideline, carrying his racket for him. He just seems a really nice guy
Loved your reaction videos to Band of Brothers and the Pacific. It was your videos that got me into searching other reaction videos and as you see it led me to this channel too.
Dammit Ellie no crying! you make me tear up too!! but glad you guys are reacting and watching this amazing show. i feel its kinda gotten lost due to its age, but it is one of, if not THE best Mini-Series ever IMO. cant wait to see you guys react to the rest of the episodes and then move on to The Pacific.
Fact about the brecourt manor assault is the family who owned the manor was hidden in a hole in the middle of the battle field with bullets whizzing by
6:05.... at this moment, Captain Miller and his company are landing on Omaha Beach in Dog Green Sector, not knowing that soon they’ll be looking for Private James Francis Ryan.
No prisoners was the order until they were established. Keeping them would require men and resources they could not spare. . Every resource had to go to reaching the set objectives. That is why he shot them all after giving them smokes.
It was not the official order, and if it had been it would have been in direct contravention of the normal Rules of War. However, it did happen for the reasons you suggest. And there are accounts of Unit Commanders on D-Day telling their men to "take no prisoners" but that was against policy, not because of any official order. In theory you were meant to take prisoners if they surrendered and to treat them decently.
@@nordboya1656 It was not an official order but, it was decided on at the top levels of the military command with the "nudge nudge wink wink if you know what I mean", before the operation was undertaken. No enlisted men were given this order. It was officers in field operations that carried out these not official orders until these enemy soldiers could be held securely with out impeding the progress of the invasion.
@@McShaganpronouncedShaegen There is no evidence it was decided at the top levels of command, it's not impossible but AFAIK there are no testimonies or documents to support that assertion. It's wrong to just assume or suppose it happened when historians have examined this issue pretty closely in recent years and not found that evidence. As I said there is testimony to some unit commanders giving those orders (mainly on D-Day, and mainly by units behind enemy lines like the paratroopers) but that does not indicate any kind of high level command to not take prisoners. In fact many german POW's were transported back to the UK during D-Day - including some taken prisoner by paratroopers - why would they have organised to do that at all if there was a "not official" order to not take prisoners? edit: and "some unit commanders" does not include the 101st Airborne, who we have extensive testimonies and documents on and who no-one suggests were given any kind of nod or wink to not take prisoners. Lt. Spiers may or may not have killed those prisoners, no-one saw it happen but one soldier says he heard the machine gun fire - whether he did or not it was not sanctioned by his CO (Winters) or AFAWK by the battalion commander.
@@nordboya1656 Of course there's no evidence of such, it's a war crime and they knew it. It had to be done but they weren't going to leave any evidence of it. Winters was not Spiers CO on D-Day.
Don't know why I'm so drawn to these reactions to this series, but I think it's because the series itself is so exceptional, it demands a reaction. Along for the ride. Episodes 7, 8,and 9 are particularly tough.
@@susanmaggiora4800 What if they thought I was talking about winter's irl and not in the series? Maybe these guys wouldn't have ever known winter's was going to make it out alive. You says it's a spoiler makes it even more of an obvious spoiler.
Toto - Africa That’s why it’s a spoiler. By saying ‘he kept that promise’ you’re spoiling. Why not just say ‘oh shit, yeah, you’re right’ & fucking delete your comment? Why does it always have to be some big argument🤦♂️
@@susanmaggiora4800 If I were in a movie saying "I promised I'll make her that pbj" and you know I made her the pbj in real life, are you going to automatically know I made her pbj in the movie? Probably not.
:strong thumbs up: The opening portion of that film should be required viewing for all warmongers the world over - if war is still the first tool they would reach for to solve national problems after watching it, then they are psycho/sociopaths who should never be allowed near the reins of power. War is sometimes the only way to resolve a problem but there are generally other ways to the same goal and we need leaders that look for those other ways, now more than ever.
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Richard Winters should have received the Medal of Honor for leading the attack on Brecourt Manor with only a few men. Destroying those guns saved many lives on Omaha Beach and the maps they captured identified the location of every fixed gun position the Germans had in the Normandy area.
I had FIVE of my great uncles die going into Europe. I am a grandson of a doctor. Too important to send. America sacrificed 3/4ths of its young men at the time. I have to say, other countries would never do it for America.
My other great uncle, my great grandfathers brother was a tank crewman. I inherited his medals. I’m just someone from West Virginia. The youngest, my great grandfather was sheltered and more educated. The others either went into the coal mines or war. Also, in West Virginia, we are German ethnically. I know the 3/4ths is hard to grasp, but look at the low income areas. Miners, farmers, the actual young men.
They had to destroy those guns because if those artillery guns ever got back into German hands they could use it again. This day is D day. Those artillery were hitting men on the beach.
Doesn't look like either Ellie or Larry are fans of Malarkey's cooking. Not going to get a better example of what would be called "slop" anywhere. Stay strong it doesn't get much easier.
should really react to "German Wehrmacht soldiers and officers in action 1" there's like 4 parts and its from the "show/movie" whatever you want to call it - Generation War. really struck me first time i watched it, there aren't really alot of ww2 movies from the german pov. repost 1/x, can't wait to see the reaction
When you guys are done with the series, you should react to "The Fallen of WWII". It's probably the best video out there showing the sheer destruction and lasting consequences of WWII ruclips.net/video/DwKPFT-RioU/видео.html
NOTE" On D-Day itself, they were under orders to take no prisoners. (Airborne is LIGHT infantry) and without the landings being successful yet, there was no way to HOLD prisoners. Lt. Speirs did as he was supposed to...as distasteful as it was. As he reported in his AAR, he made sure they were disarmed and shot them in the legs for the Army to pick-up after the landings.
I appreciate all that this show is doing for the men who fought ww2. Somehow Watching two people in a studio making comments about heroes of easy company who went through hell, just doesn't quite seem like justice for them.
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Personally, I think that BoB is one of the finest pieces of film making I have ever seen. I watch it every year around Memorial Day.
Instablaster.
This is one of the most historic war miniseries ever. You can actually look up the battle documents of easy company and you will see every detail is just about 100% accurate. Sadly that also goes for every man shown wounded and killed from easy company.
Almost. Blithe survived his injuries and lived to the 60's. But when you look into it, it was an understandable mistake.
It really isn't, actually. BoB made *a lot* of historical errors and changed or added especific moments for drama, time's and budget's sake. It's still is an amazing war miniseries though.
And they also show the war crimes they commited, at least some of them. One of the smaller ones can be seen in this video, at 8:23 - German soldiers in retreat, just running for their lives and posing no threat, are being shot in the back. War is a dirty business, nobody gets out of it clean. That is too easily forgotten, and the still ongoing propaganda, especially in America, wants people to forget that.
@@normanroscher7545 Shooting a retreating enemy in the back is not a war crime. And yes, they pose a threat.
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Retreating soldiers are not protected, they have to have actually surrendered.
you guys are gonna fall in love with winters.
Winters is one of the shining examples of what a CO is supposed to be. He also was the right man at the right place at the right time.
There's also a monument in France where LT Meehan's plane crashed that lists all the men on board the flight that lost their lives before exiting the plane.
A true testament to the capabilities of men that train and bond with each other. What these guys did is unbelievable and most will tell you what drove them was not letting their brothers down. These guys did it day after day month after month while watching their friends die horribly almost daily. The strength of character it takes to do that is absolutely amazing.
The man who played Hall , the soldier killed, is the actor who plays Moriarty in Sherlock the BBC series, if you have seen it.
Wait, what? Really? I've watched both shows a number of times and never recognized him. Wow.
Those aircraft were basically just aluminum tubes. They had NO armor, and, offered zero protection from flak to those inside.
They're cargo planes, of course they're not armoured.
Proud to have served with the 82nd Airborne Division, I was lucky to have served under the most inspiring officers ever. On one exercise, we found ourselves surrounded after a jump, my platoon Lieutenant simply told us that we were Airborne, we were suppose to be surrounded, we were just going to fight our way out. He was an officers officer.
Band of Brothers, followed by the Pacific then Generation Kill. Three amazing series that looks at war from different angles. Brotherhood in war, the hatred and violence of war, and the absurdity of war.
3 of my favorite shows
Generation Kill is really weird for non Americans. Even Americans with no military affiliation find it difficult. Hard to recommend casually imo
Catherine And someone like me, with really strong familial ties to the military, loved it. It’s the whole “trainer for a war you never get to fight” issue like with Jarhead.
Big Idiot Dumb Stupid Guy I have familial ties (Army Dad in WWII and Korea), sister in Army 101st Airborne, Desert Storm, but I guess it’s the nihilism I can’t identify with. 🤷🏻♀️
I actually watched Generation Kill first, then Band of Brothers, then the Pacific.
Another good series would be the Pacific. Though I have to warn you that it’s a little bit more brutal than Band of Brothers in my opinion. The Japanese were completely different enemies with a different sense of warfare and honor.
There are emotional moments throughout the entire series. But warning: Episode 9 is gonna be hard.
episodes 6,7 and 9 are the hardest to get through
Episode 9 is one of the most powerful hours of television I've ever seen. It's... a lot, emotionally.
I thought episode 9 was kinda comical
Why are there *always* people hyping up especific episodes? Let them enjoy the miniseries without knowing. Geez, I hate BoB's fans because of this. I get your excitement (this is my favorite show ever), but please stop with the "warnings".
Don't do this
if you ever watch The Pacific... its a whole nother kind of war, very brutal.
Band of Brothers and The Pacific are two of the best WWII shows you will ever find. Tom Hanks and Steven Spielberg did one hell of a job.
And ¿Generation war? In that television series they show where most of the war took place (and where the wildest battles took place) on the eastern front, from the German point of view.
"Lets watch the next one!". Yes, you are hooked. :-) A lot of sadness but also a lot courage and things that needed to be done. One of the best WW2 series ever done if not the best. Keep on watching. :-)
Guys, this only gets harder as it goes along because it's an accurate representation of the first Airborne Division which is now called The 101st Screamin Eagles
May I suggest that you guys actually get handkerchiefs or box of tissues because episodes 6 7 8 & 9 will rip your heart out.
Just know that many of them survived to tell the tale and that's why we're watching it.
Bless your hearts, I cry every time I see this and I've read the book!
My favorite show. Glad you are reacting to it.
10:09 that also happened in real life. Malarkey thought the German had a Luger P08 pistol on him, which was a much sought for war trophy by Allied soldiers during the war. Instead it was an airhorn.
Fun Fact: the actor who plays Malarkey (Scott Grimes) actually does the voice of Steve Smith on American Dad.
Those hand signals was 4, 2, 2, 5 and a closed fist. What it means is MG 42, 25 Feet away, and the fist meant to use grenades.
And Joe toye... blown up twice in one day, didn't even get a scratch. It really happened.
Tom Hanks said that there are more explosions in Band Of Brothers than in Saving Private Ryan.
I own this on dvd. Band of Brothers is #1 on my war movie(s). Best part of it, it's based on actual events. They did change a some things for the series like the next episode when blythe gets shot.
Major Winters died in Hershey, Pennsylvania, on January 2, 2011 at age 92. Hershey is surrounded by farm country.
Band of brothers is a must-watch, everyone in the world should have watched this amazing "show".
CURRAHEE
Major Dick Winters
I remember sitting on my grandpas lap as a kid and him telling me stories about the war. He was in north Africa Italy and France
Can yall please watch the interview documentary at the end of the series. Thats my fav. To watch people react to
After this you should watch the next World War 2 series from the producers (Steven Spielberg and Tom Hanks), called THE PACIFIC. It's about 3 U.S. Marines, in separate units, fighting the Japanese. Different feeling from this series but equally great.
Spielberg and Hanks are also working on a third World War 2 series, coming out next year, about Air Force pilots.
The legend of Roland C. Speirs begins.
Ronald ;-)
so glad you are going to continue! it unfortunately only gets tougher but it is sooo good
By the way, Quaker was a christian sect in early American colonization
The Oat people.
@@yoshshmenge294 yes hahahaha kind of like the Amish
And thus begins the legend of Dick Winters...
The ending of the series is just excellent. I cry every time I watch.
Me too...That baseball game kills me.
Hey, spoilers much? Be more careful.
@@felipeaquitral theres no spoilers in any comment in this thread, give it up. The show is 20 years old dude.
@@AndrewAHynd I'm not worried about me, I'm worried about the actual reactors here *who haven't seen the show* ... I don't care if the show is 20, 30 or 50 years old, you don't hype up or say any detail of specific episodes ("baseball game", "i cry everytime I watch (the ending of the series)")... Those are spoilers, because *they* haven't seen the show, so remain silent about later episodes and comment only about the current episode they are watching. That's all, is not that hard, is it?
If you want to avoid a copyright strike from HBO flip the image from left to right. You should be able to do this in your editing software under "mirror image" it will stop it being automatically claimed. Then just make sure to break the audio every 10 secs as they will claim after 15.
This has NOTHING to do with BoB but I grew up a tennis player and I absolutely LOVE Grigor. Is he very popular in Bulgaria? I understand you’re from Bulgaria? If not, I apologize. Besides the utter showmanship he displays I’ve seen so many videos of him displaying real sportsmanship. I’ve seen him walk a ball-girl overcome by the heat off the court. I’ve seen an opponent of his go down with an injury and he hurdled the net and raced to his aid, helping him up and walking him to the sideline, carrying his racket for him. He just seems a really nice guy
Great series, and really shows a good representation of 101A and their history in WW2.
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@@Монолиттоп-к6ы It's okay your English is good
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One of my all-time favourites. Looking forward to the rest!
Oooft, episode 3 is a big one for me. Hope you watch!
Loved your reaction videos to Band of Brothers and the Pacific. It was your videos that got me into searching other reaction videos and as you see it led me to this channel too.
@ thank you!!
Dammit Ellie no crying! you make me tear up too!! but glad you guys are reacting and watching this amazing show. i feel its kinda gotten lost due to its age, but it is one of, if not THE best Mini-Series ever IMO. cant wait to see you guys react to the rest of the episodes and then move on to The Pacific.
Did you see Varys (Conleth Hill)? He was the pilot next to the guy who got shot in the head, and then their plane went down.
Fact about the brecourt manor assault is the family who owned the manor was hidden in a hole in the middle of the battle field with bullets whizzing by
This has been my favorite tv show since I found it 6 years ago. Thank you for reacting to it! I really hope you enjoy the rest!
6:05.... at this moment, Captain Miller and his company are landing on Omaha Beach in Dog Green Sector, not knowing that soon they’ll be looking for Private James Francis Ryan.
"that sucks." yourn English is fine
No prisoners was the order until they were established. Keeping them would require men and resources they could not spare. . Every resource had to go to reaching the set objectives. That is why he shot them all after giving them smokes.
It was not the official order, and if it had been it would have been in direct contravention of the normal Rules of War. However, it did happen for the reasons you suggest. And there are accounts of Unit Commanders on D-Day telling their men to "take no prisoners" but that was against policy, not because of any official order.
In theory you were meant to take prisoners if they surrendered and to treat them decently.
@@nordboya1656 It was not an official order but, it was decided on at the top levels of the military command with the "nudge nudge wink wink if you know what I mean", before the operation was undertaken. No enlisted men were given this order. It was officers in field operations that carried out these not official orders until these enemy soldiers could be held securely with out impeding the progress of the invasion.
@@McShaganpronouncedShaegen There is no evidence it was decided at the top levels of command, it's not impossible but AFAIK there are no testimonies or documents to support that assertion. It's wrong to just assume or suppose it happened when historians have examined this issue pretty closely in recent years and not found that evidence.
As I said there is testimony to some unit commanders giving those orders (mainly on D-Day, and mainly by units behind enemy lines like the paratroopers) but that does not indicate any kind of high level command to not take prisoners. In fact many german POW's were transported back to the UK during D-Day - including some taken prisoner by paratroopers - why would they have organised to do that at all if there was a "not official" order to not take prisoners?
edit: and "some unit commanders" does not include the 101st Airborne, who we have extensive testimonies and documents on and who no-one suggests were given any kind of nod or wink to not take prisoners. Lt. Spiers may or may not have killed those prisoners, no-one saw it happen but one soldier says he heard the machine gun fire - whether he did or not it was not sanctioned by his CO (Winters) or AFAWK by the battalion commander.
@@nordboya1656 Of course there's no evidence of such, it's a war crime and they knew it. It had to be done but they weren't going to leave any evidence of it.
Winters was not Spiers CO on D-Day.
@@nordboya1656 You are right I made this up for the fun of it. Do you feel better?
Yeahhh. Army vet here. I say “huh?” A lot now...
Don't know why I'm so drawn to these reactions to this series, but I think it's because the series itself is so exceptional, it demands a reaction. Along for the ride. Episodes 7, 8,and 9 are particularly tough.
We Stand Alone Together the documentary that accompanied the series was good. You see who all the old guys talking are and hear in their own words
Love that closing narration from Dick Winters about promising to God and finding a quiet corner of the world to live in peace. Powerful.
Yup and he kept his promise
Vito Scaletta Thats kind of a spoiler. Why not just let them discover it like you got to?
@@susanmaggiora4800 What if they thought I was talking about winter's irl and not in the series? Maybe these guys wouldn't have ever known winter's was going to make it out alive. You says it's a spoiler makes it even more of an obvious spoiler.
Toto - Africa That’s why it’s a spoiler. By saying ‘he kept that promise’ you’re spoiling. Why not just say ‘oh shit, yeah, you’re right’ & fucking delete your comment? Why does it always have to be some big argument🤦♂️
@@susanmaggiora4800 If I were in a movie saying "I promised I'll make her that pbj" and you know I made her the pbj in real life, are you going to automatically know I made her pbj in the movie? Probably not.
I just subscribed to your channel, I love your BoB reaction. Where are you guys from? Keep it up!
Thanks. We are from Bulgaria :)
Best mini-series ever. I have watched at least 6 times over the years - and I don't like war movies.
Something that the end credits don't mention about the Brecourt Assault was that it was defended by at least 50 German troops. Lt Winters had 12.
Such an amazing show. Maybe the best series ever.
If you all reacted to Saving Private Ryan on your Patreon, that would be awesome! If you haven’t seen it yet
Actualy we haven't and it is added to the list :D
The Homies You’ll love it hopefully, one of the greatest movies ever made.
:strong thumbs up: The opening portion of that film should be required viewing for all warmongers the world over - if war is still the first tool they would reach for to solve national problems after watching it, then they are psycho/sociopaths who should never be allowed near the reins of power. War is sometimes the only way to resolve a problem but there are generally other ways to the same goal and we need leaders that look for those other ways, now more than ever.
Thank you for taking my request
Thanks for the idea!
FLASH...
THUNDER! ⚡
The best short run series ever.
My way is a movie I’d love for them to react to
Are you guys only hearing the left or right audio channels using ear buds in one ear like that? Or am I mistaken?
Band, like Rock Band
Please please please keep going!!! Y’all are awesome keep up the great work.
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noun
an action performed or a feeling experienced in response to a situation or event: Carrie's immediate reaction was one of relief.
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God I love bulgaria
Buckle up. It's a great show, it gets difficult to watch at points though.
Richard Winters should have received the Medal of Honor for leading the attack on Brecourt Manor with only a few men. Destroying those guns saved many lives on Omaha Beach and the maps they captured identified the location of every fixed gun position the Germans had in the Normandy area.
Back when the USA produced more gutsy men than we do now.....
I had FIVE of my great uncles die going into Europe.
I am a grandson of a doctor. Too important to send.
America sacrificed 3/4ths of its young men at the time.
I have to say, other countries would never do it for America.
I don't know about 3/4ths, but I'm sure the UK would help. Not to mention Canada.
My other great uncle, my great grandfathers brother was a tank crewman. I inherited his medals.
I’m just someone from West Virginia. The youngest, my great grandfather was sheltered and more educated. The others either went into the coal mines or war.
Also, in West Virginia, we are German ethnically.
I know the 3/4ths is hard to grasp, but look at the low income areas. Miners, farmers, the actual young men.
Instead of the mines, they all went to war
They had to destroy those guns because if those artillery guns ever got back into German hands they could use it again. This day is D day. Those artillery were hitting men on the beach.
Doesn't look like either Ellie or Larry are fans of Malarkey's cooking. Not going to get a better example of what would be called "slop" anywhere. Stay strong it doesn't get much easier.
Pece is our profession! USA 🇺🇸
Nice vid ! Keep watching
should really react to "German Wehrmacht soldiers and officers in action 1"
there's like 4 parts and its from the "show/movie" whatever you want to call it - Generation War.
really struck me first time i watched it, there aren't really alot of ww2 movies from the german pov.
repost 1/x, can't wait to see the reaction
For German POV, take a look at "Das Boot". Excellent, excellent movie.
@@aweebunny watched it, but navy type stuff isn't really my cup of coffee
This woman is very familiar. I just can't remember where I saw her.
My face when the when I when and when when I when I don't see another Warhammer 2 dlc trailer reaction
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Should do the original lion king reaction now!
And to think it gets worse. Much,much worse.
Black hawk down if you haven't already done it 👍
Combat is loud, painfully loud, and confusing.
You look like a dark haired SARA SIGMUNSDOTTIR
Reaction a iron man 1 pelicula 😍😍
I regret to inform everyone that I do be simping over m'lady.
where are you guys from?
When you guys are done with the series, you should react to "The Fallen of WWII". It's probably the best video out there showing the sheer destruction and lasting consequences of WWII ruclips.net/video/DwKPFT-RioU/видео.html
what country i you guys from
You seem like nice people..but that noice
Will be very difficult to watch. Thanks for sharing.
NOTE" On D-Day itself, they were under orders to take no prisoners. (Airborne is LIGHT infantry) and without the landings being successful yet, there was no way to HOLD prisoners. Lt. Speirs did as he was supposed to...as distasteful as it was. As he reported in his AAR, he made sure they were disarmed and shot them in the legs for the Army to pick-up after the landings.
No such orders have ever been found, if they were given they were not official.
Stop editing it when she cries
I appreciate all that this show is doing for the men who fought ww2.
Somehow Watching two people in a studio making comments about heroes of easy company who went through hell, just doesn't quite seem like justice for them.
Hi where are you from?
Bulgaria :)
Когда новый стрим?
Next week
Hi you are the best reaction channel ever 👑👑
Do you have an instagram account i would like to follow from there to ❤❤
Soon we will :)
@@TheHomiesReact i will be waiting 👑❤
put the dam screen on and let it run stop turning it off and on
We can it gets blocked
Why cut
Copyright
Same fairy tale as the Fury
try harder tovarich.
jesus christ this was hard to watch with the picture flickering on and off......the only redeeming quality was the girl, she's f'ing cute