Band of Brothers "Day of Days" Veteran REACTION!!!
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
- Welcome or welcome back for another one of my reactions to Band Of Brothers. I am definetly excited about this series because I can already see that this is going to be memorable. Thank you all for recommended this and I look forward to you guys enjoy my experience.
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They still teach Winters assault on that German artillery at West Point to this day. Man was an amazing soldier. Thank you to all that have served.
Someone recently released a video on RUclips with a minute-by-minute breakdown of that battle. It's a good one you might want to look it up.
@@macmcleod1188 The Operations Room. He does fantastic in-depth but easy to understand play-by-play style military operation videos.
@@Gopniksquat thank you. Yes that's the one. Excellent video.
I'm very fond of Band of Brothers and I own it.
@@macmcleod1188 Same here, such amazing stories. If you haven’t read the other books, Winters wrote his memoirs in Beyond Band of Brothers and Malarkey and Welch wrote their memories in Easy Company Soldier. I haven’t read either yet but have heard great reviews
It was my pleasure and my honour to serve you and my country.
its crazy how quickly you're thrown into action after the building up of the first episode of this series. this is my favorite series of all time and i'm jealous you get to watch it for the first time while i can't lol
Isn't that why you are watching reaction videos? Vicariously reliving seeing it for the first time.
Me too. It's great to see someone watching it for the first time. As I said further up, he needs to watch the Pacific afterwards.
@@JohnGolf123 Agreed. The Pacific deserves just as much respect. Too many people don't know a damn thing about the Pacific Campaign, and that's a tragedy.
Literally checked an hour ago to see if you uploaded this episode, you have made my night! Hello from Ireland!
That’s exactly what I did, too!!
I truly appreciate your support..
Seeing that this was made almost 20 years ago most if not all the the old soldiers telling their story have passed.
Yes...almost all of them are gone.
this miniseries was made in 01 so its exactly 20 yrs lol :)
I love this quote from the writer of this episode, John Orloff: “if you can’t make a guy dropping into Nazi occupied France with nothing but a fucking trench knife and by the end of the day, he has taken out four 105mm German cannons and saved hundreds, if not thousands of lives on Utah Beach, if you can’t make that dramatically interesting, then you need to get another job”
I remember the first time I watched this episode, brilliant direction in regards to framing. The moment the clouds open up into an inferno, and that sound design, is sheer brilliance.
That's what being a soldier was 75 years ago.🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
This series is exceptional - so glad you are enjoying it. And I'm really enjoying watching it again with you! Great reactions :)
The attitude was because the day before he found out that his brother died at german hands. Also if you watch at the end they say that his tactics are still taught because of how he took the position
Those men were such a strong generation of responsibility. Sad not much of that today.
I can recommend:
GLORY (1989)
PATTON (1970)
A BRIDGE TOO FAR (1977)
and WATERLOO (1970)
for war films.
@10:40 the reason why he fired was because in the previous episode , he got the message that his brothers died just before he got into the plane to jump
Your reaktion is priceless. 😂😂. Keep upp the good work man
you want action... man, you gotta check out Astartes... if you haven't already.
Based in the Warhammer 40,000 universe. Its a 5part series, ranging from 1min too 7min vids. ALL made by one guy. Music directing animation.
It tells a short story about a group of Space Marines (genetic supersoldiers) who board a traitorous vessel an take out its occupants.
Has amazing shots, blow your mind graphics and a score to rival the best.... new ones to come out soon.
Great reaction man. Keep it up.
I think based on the video I have that pilot's had a life expectancy of 30 days and that in the first 12 months of the air campaign over Europe till the P-51's entered service and planes had escorts they lost 25,000 pilot's and crews. I could be a little off but not much.
Bro theres a second season which is called the pacific, its a spiritual continuation from the same creators
Seriously, I'd be scared to jump out of a plane too, but if my plane was being shot at by flak in every direction like that? Oh man, I wouldn't be afraid anymore, just get me out of this flying death trap!
Flak would be scary as F! The randomness.
How much is a pack of batteries for the fire alarm I'm bout to donate to patreon
the guy gave the German POW's a cigarette then kills them all
Great Reaction! Can't wait until you react to my favorite episode. This one was my second favorite lol. When you are done with this could you react to another HBO special called Generation Kill? that is, if you haven't seen it.
This right how they attacked those guns is military protocol to this day
I subbed bro
alrite you got me.
Don't forget that Guarniere found out that his brother had been killed in Italy...he was full of rage when he got to Normandy. The best part about that whole event was that Winters was smart enough not to hold it against Guarniere...all he did was remind him of his duty and his job, and he trusted Guarniere to get his act together, instead of pressing charges for insubordination as some officers might have done. Winters really was an amazingly good leader and commander. ✌
the old man said in an interview, "i sure did a lot of killing on D-Day"
he would have been up on charges for sure, but in war things are to let slide...
This HBO series was based on the book 'Band of Brothers' - written by Stephen E. Ambrose. In the book, it was explained in more detail why Lt. Winters was quite upset at Sgt. Guarnere. When Guarnere started shooting early, some of the german soldiers in the last wagon(s) escaped. Winters thought that if his soldiers had waited for his command they would of gotten all the German soldiers. The book is a good read and after reading it, some (mostly minor) differences between the book and the tv series become apparent. Producers of the show have explained why they chose to change some of the incidents described in the book for the tv series.
The 'Band of Brothers' book was also the inspiration for the story told in the movie "Saving Private Ryan". Steven Spielberg and Tom Hanks were both executive producers for the HBO series. [Tom Hanks son Colin has a small part in the Last Patrol episode] There are a few paragraphs in the book that talked about Frederick 'Fritz' Niland and his brothers. Fritz was close friends with Warren Muck and Donald Malarkey of easy company. Steven Spielberg's 1998 film Saving Private Ryan is loosely based on the Niland brothers' story. For more information see: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Niland_brothers
Yes!
Richard Winters is one of the finest leaders ever to lead men into battle.
He’s on an extremely short list of the greatest Americans that have ever lived. A true hero. ✊🏻
When these 10 episodes are done you get to watch The Pacific and Generation Kill.
@Gavin Lisle Generation Kill is really good as well. I say it's a must watch!
@Gavin Lisle its probably similar to these other two but its in Iraq. Its next on my list too
@Gavin Lisle yeah 2003 invasion of Iraq. More like a musical roadtrip and is definitely the equivalent of BoB
GK is unashamedly made for military personnel. David Simon didn't do anything to make it more accessible to civilians and it's all the better for it. Probably the only dvd that comes with a huge booklet containing a glossary of terms
Generation War is a really good show. It's set in WWII on the eastern front and from the perspective of five Germans.
"It gives you a feeling of relief, man"
Speirs has entered the scene
Yeah, about that...
there's a documentary called We Stand Alone Together, they talk with the real guys from Easy Co., I highly recommend that after you finish the series.
Excellent. I saw it.
I live in Belgium and visit the foxholes in foy a couple of times a year, You can still see what a terrible environment that was to soldier in 75 years later. Maximum respect.
As a young officer back in the 1980s, I studied the actions of Easy Company against these artillery positions during my training. They still teach about it today. It was textbook and brilliant and succeeded brilliantly despite the fact that Easy Company was outnumbered 3 to 1.
Much Respect 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
@@PodreyJenkin138 there were a couple i believe, for example Hall, and the one who was shot in the head, whether that person was actaully real, John Hall lost his life at Brecourt
@@rhysevans4253 John Halls of Able Company (thats his actual name) was a real person listed as one of the casualties during the Brecourt manor assault.
I could be wrong but I think Winters was pulling a special button-compass out of his fly just before looking at the map. I think they were a special piece of kit in wwii meant to help you navigate during emergency or escape and evade situations. Pretty cool thing to include if so.
Not wrong at all, right on the money.
They made a memorial monument where Lt Meehan's plane crashed, with the name of the soldiers there. It's shaped like the tail of the plane. The France government and citizen taking care of the monument and others like that until now.
Don't forget, they didn't find the remains of Meehan's plane until just a few years ago. Their deaths were a unit mystery for decades.
The French do that out of respect. My family were able to meet the people over there that takes care of the grave of my great Uncle. He was a photo recon pilot who was shot down over Normandy.
I've visited that monument at Brecourt Manor and also the Richard Winters Leadership Memorial which is nearby. It's strange seeing where the battery assault took place because now it's just a field with a few cows in it
Irony: The jump into Normandy was FUBAR, but the mission was successful due to the confusion from that. Yet, Operation Market Garden was near textbook jump and mission was FUBAR
Market Garden is also a good example of how NOT to use Airborne infantry units ironically too lol
I'm always excited to see anyone reacting to Band of Brothers, but you're also easily one of the most expressive and sympathetic reactors I've seen on RUclips. Instant subscribe and can't wait to see you react to the rest of this amazing series!
yeah.. it's like watching the show again with a friend XD a very expressive friend... XD
Hey bro, your smoke detector battery is still low.
That would drive me insane.
I thought it was in my house. I was standing in my living room for 5 min trying to figure out where it was coming from.
Fucking knew it. My dog started trembling, I couldn't hear it but she could. Please replace the goddamn batteries.
It is possible that he can't hear it, too. Either gunfire or an explosion could have taken out the filament in his ears that receive those frequencies.
13 000 paratroopers landing in waves + 4000 from gliders.
About 800 planes in total.
Brits and Canadians added in another 8500 men.
And that's just the number that came from the sky. The landings were massive.
Makes the modern wars look like small scale operations, eh?
You haven't showed it, but make sure you're catching both text screens that show at the end of each episode. (Some miss them.) Great series, love your reaction.
Mj. Winters was one of the best Officers a company can have ! May God give him the peace and Happiness he deserves ! What a great man..
There's another miniseries that goes with this one called "The Pacific" another 10 episodes.
And there is "Letters from Iwo Jima" about Japanese soldiers.
Yes letters from Iwo Jima is a masterpiece.
The Pacific was amazing. I've watched EVERYTHING about WW2 and the Pacific was the most most intense show on WW2 I've ever seen. The fighting against the Japanese in the Pacific was BY FAR the worst fighting Americans saw! Germans and Americans mostly treated each other's prisoners pretty well. There were no Japanese or American prisoners in the Pacific. By design of the Japanese high command
Correct me if I'm wrong but didn't Clint Eastwood direct a two part series on the war in the Pacific.
@@frankgunner8967 He directed both Flags of our Fathers and Letters from Iwo Jima. Both films are based on Iwo Jima and use a few of the same shots and are shot similarly. Great movies if I do say so myself.
There's another about the German perspective as well called Generation War. Another good series as well
watch Generation Kill hbo as well
AAA, triple A: Anti-Aircraft Artillery. Also known as Flack.
It's Flak, not Flack. It's derived from the german word "FLugAbwehrKanone", in english "aircraft defence cannon".
Also known as Ak-Ak...pronounced ack ack.
@@magnus100100 So my Flack is taking Flak? ^_^
@@emperorkalan Don't worry from what the S-2 said they can't hit the side of a barn.
Triple A only has to be close to win.
If you like war movies bro, try..
When Trumpets Fade, shows a different side of war...insanity of command
The M1 Grand is extremely accurate! That guy couldn’t shot for sh*t! And the other guy hits him with a Thompson 😳 both good weapons for what they’re used for!
Garand, I think.
In an interview Guarnere said he was like a mad Men killer iIn Normandy he had to square his brothers death
The pacific is a good followup to this show. Same people made it just about the brutal pacific theater
I love the Pacific...it's perfectly capture the horror of war and the mentality of the Marines. But somehow...I don't feel the attachment like I feel for BoB and the Easy men. Maybe because the script is not as strong as BoB? I don't know...
Not as focused or well-paced though, but a solid 2nd-best
@@astrirahadiputri3648 As Tom Hanks called it, different DNA than BoB. BoB was about the brotherhood of war. The Pacific was about the dehumanization of war.
As Catherine commented and agreeing with you, the sheer terror and brutality of the pacific theater is so harsh. Eugene's book with the old breed and "flags of our fathers" are even more intense.
@@catherinelw9365 Yeah, that’s it. Pacific feels way lonelier and traumatic, even how its main characters are all solo stories as opposed to Brothers’ ensemble format; there’s a sense of purpose and hope that is noticeably absent from Pacific. Not to denigrate either show. In fact it’s a testament to how disorienting and disarming the Japanese war mentality was for the marines.
New here. Love the reactions! Keep up the great work!
I think Winters wasn't nervous. I think he didn't want to jump the gun when they talked about their CO and his plane missing and that making him the CO now. I think it was proper of him as XO to keep that kind of talk to a minimum and focus on the mission first and foremost. Just my thinking on it. :)
I ABSOLUTELY agree with that. That's some damn good insight
Fun fact: Acording to FJR6’s regimental book(The Lions of Carentan) the Germans actually did stop firing at malarkey when he went to go get the Luger, they actually did think he was a medic and several FJR6 men wrote about it post war.
Ps FJR6 is Fallschirmjager Regiment 6, German paratroopers, which were at Brecourt and Carentan. They along with a foreign regiment were the German central reserve for Normandy for the first week after the US Paratroops landed.
The troopers in FJR6 were veterans of Russia and Italy, very heavily armed because of them augmenting Italian weaponry seized after they surrendered in 1943, mainly machine guns and the majority of them were MG42s, heavy complimented for a regiment, they fielded 4 battalions instead of the usual 3 during Normandy. They were very very well trained as well. One of the last(if not the last)fully parachute ready regiments in the entire German military from about 1943 to the collapse in 45. They made one last combat jump during the bulge but got mauled when things went awry for them. After December-January 44/45 they ceased to be a combat unit almost entirely.
They also had a Dachshund mascot named Sepp and he made combat jumps with the regiment and did attend the one during the bulge. Not sure if he survived or not.
After the series you need to watch "We stand alone together" it is a documentary with many of the surviving members of Easy company. Then you need to watch "The Pacific" it is Band of Brothers in the Pacific theater.
Yup... the pacific... different taste, but it still good.
One of the reasons the pilots were so scared and shaken is that lots were civilians with no military background. They didnt know how to react to the flak, its one of the reasons the drops were so scattered and nearly no one dropped where they were supposed to be.
Another thing was they were not supposed to be dropped that low. Fog and low cloud cover rolled in, and the pilots had to fly under it to see the drop points.
Didn't know the pilots were civilians...interesting.
Pilots were trained crew members not civilians, not sure where you got the idea we would send civilians into an active combat zone. Even chaplains weren't civilians and instead combat chaplains. Anyways, the pilots didn't have a problem with not knowing what flak was, in fact they were all very trained on how to avoid flak as it was primary risk of being in the sky over Normandy considering the air force had already achieved full air superiority and the Luftwaffe wasn't something to really worry about. However they were told to not take any evasive action at all in order to not disrupt the drop zones. The reason the drops were so scattered was because it was the first airborne assault in US history, and it was a lot more unorganized than you may think. The c47s were all over weighted and hard to fly, more than 60% of the planes didn't have navigators, the transponders used to guide c47s to drop zones malfunctioned, and some drop zones being poorly marked or entirely unmarked didn't help. The c47s also came into adverse weather conditions where there was a thick cloud bank at entrance altitude(1500 ft) that obscured the entire western half of the peninsula with a thick ground fog over most of the drop zones, which caused many formations to drop their troops well above or below the drop parameters(700 ft) while going faster than the trained upon drop speed of 110 mph. This also caused multiple formations to have to do 2 to 3 passes over an area to search for a drop zone to finally get troops out the door. So no, they weren't untrained civilians that were scared and didn't know what they were doing and calling them such is disrespectful. They did their jobs as pilots and they did them very well considering all the obstacles they faced. Next time you try to present something as fact on the internet you should first do some research, because again, its disrespectful to the men that were there and did what they did, only to be called an untrained scared civilian. You also have misinformed all the people that read and believed your comment, who now go about their lives thinking c47 pilots were untrained civilians, likely sharing that with others as well.
Great reactions. When this series is done, you should watch Pacific, which was the sequel about Marines in the Pacific war.
If you love Band of Brothers then you should watch The Pacific. Its the same idea as Band of Brothers except it's set in the Pacific theater of war.
You gotta check your smoke detector batteries once a year man
Great reactions keep it up
I've been waiting for this one, E company's assault on those 88's has been supposedly taught at West Point for years. Also I highly recommend Richard Winters book about the war with Easy Company, such a fantastic read.
They were 105s not 88s. They believed they were 88s before actually seeing them.
This is a fucking awesome series. And so is The Pacific.
The Pacific is a great watch after this.
Yes but I found it to be too much of a 'soap opera' than this. Of course nothing could ever be as good as BoB.
Pacific jumped about too much, but i should imagine that was due to casualty rates being higher in the pacific theatre of war.
Liked even before the episode started, like your energy bro.
Right on! And thank you for watching and supporting my channel
12:39 I'm not sure if anyone has explained this but during D-Day, but my guess is that the Allies did not the... accommodations to take in German POWs so pop pop, they were shot on the spot. Of course, after the beaches were secured, I'm sure they brought in POWs.
“I thought about going airborne but couldn’t stomach it.”
To my knowledge, most of these guys didn’t have a choice. “Welcome to the army. You’re in the airborne. What’s that? You’re afraid of heights? Better get over it and get your ass up there.”
Absolutely crazy. The Greatest Generation indeed.
Airborne was volentary. Better pay too.
yeah, you are going to see a lot more good decision's from Lt. Winters.
Love the vids. Remember that there's some text at the end of an episode just before the credits. They stated that Easy company's assault on the German guns was textbook and is still demonstrated at West Point today. They also show you the medals that were awarded for capturing and destroying the guns.
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Yeah, only 10 episodes, but all excellent quality, and even better with a veteran's perspective, some episodes will be very tough to watch, Easy company suffered through some hard times.
Always have a poncho on the very top of your rucksack
And a button compass handy.
A few things about this chapter of Band of Brothers...Sgt. Lipton KNEW the guy that was asking for directions and lifted his head too high, Lipton saw that man get shot right in the forehead, it shook Lipton badly as you would expect...also, Lorraine, the "jeep jockey" was not a bad shot as portrayed here, he was actually one of the first to get a confirmed kill in this attack...the German 105mm cannons at Brecourt Manor were firing directly down on Utah beach, so this attack by Lt Winters and his men was crucial to helping that beachhead succeed.
If you want a absolutely devastating movie on the other European front, Russian; watch Come and See. I recommend this to anyone interested in WWII. Partizans in Beloruss, Russia 1943. it is the only film made by the director. He said he had nothing left to give after it. Both Director and Cinematographer survived Stalingrad. Quite a bit more artistic than this masterpiece of a series. But live ammo, accurate WWII equipment, and excellent acting. Soviet Union heavily edited it and then banned it before release thinking it was just too visceral for survivors. Finally released in the late '80's under Glasnost, it is a portrait of war like no other. Please I implore you to watch this for posterity, of arguably the saviors of the world those incredibly brave Soviets.
Such an amazing show and a truly incredible group of men. Sad to know that almost every single member of the 506th from the show has passed.
When the Army set up paratroops, they recognized they might get captured and that the Germans would immediately take anything that could be used for military purposes...it wasn't just weapons but also equipment such as radios and...compasses. So they did issue the troops with compasses BUT they gave the officers a 'backup." They had special fly buttons on their uniforms...you would unscrew the back of the button and there was a small compass in the button. That's why Winters is undoing his pants...he had lost his regular compass when his leg bag got lost so he used the button compass to orient the map to try and find out where they were. (The Germans did eventually catch on to the button thing and they checked them...so the military started making the buttons so they would unscrew in the opposite direction...instead of "righty/tighty, lefty/loosey" they reversed the screw patterns...when the Germans checked by trying to unscrew the buttons, they were actually tightening the screw instead of loosening it. The Allies had tons of these tricks, too many to list here.)
For those of us who were paratroopers in the infantry (I served in A company 2/325 in the 82nd) we live with the knowledge that in 72 hours half of us will be dead or wounded and out of action. The saddest part of this series for me is when they jumped in Normandy the staff plane with the leadership was cut in half and they did not even get a chance to jump out so all were killed. We are willing to give our lives to keep Americans free. Please please consider the blood and lives that had been lost that everyone can have the Constitution and Bill of Rights. Do not let anyone convince you we need to give these rights up. I am now an 68 year old man with the body of a 110 year old in constant pain due to my serve to our wonderful country. I would do it again if I was young again. Please preserve our rights.
It isn't artillery, it's anti aircraft guns firing shells at high altitude so they explode near the wings, and fuselage of the enemy planes. It's colloquially known as 'flak' and its as terrifying as you'd imagine. Also the reason lieutenant speirs gunned the Germans down, is that the airborne had orders not to take prisoners on dday. They had vital objectives to take out the enemy guns, and disrupt their supply lines, and prisoners severely hampers an armies mobility by forcing them to secure prisoners in place, and divert valuable men to stand watch over them, something a highely mobile unit like the airborne could not do. It was cruel, but so is all of war, and those men could not be properly secured without causing american casualties in the process.
Edit: I also like your reactions by the way. You're funny af.
A WAR FILM WHICH IS SIMPLISTIC, WITH A TOTAL OF 3 CHARACTERS BASICALLY...AND WITH ONLY 2 HAVING DIALOG THE ENTIRE MOVIE BEYOND A FEW MOMENTS...YET IT IS GRIPPING AND REAL...VERY UNDER RATED MOVIE CALLED, "THE WALL"...
Great job making super entertaining content! Did anyone end up explaining why nazis hate Jews from the Inglorious Bustards episode?
Those heavy leg bags were General Montgomery’s ( British high commander ) idea, and was a Toto ally worthless idea. All the paratroopers bitched about them and how most of the bags fell off in the drop. That’s why Winters looked disgusted when he saw the rope had snapped and he had no rifle .
Want another Great War movie? And it’s a real modern one too. Watch “The Outpost.” It is based on a true story and takes place during the war in Afghanistan. ITS ON NETFLIX
I wish that was a great movie, it was way too short for what all went down. I read the book a couple years ago, it would have made a great 5 episode mini series
Army Air Force in Europe lost more personnel during WWII than the entire US Marine Corps.
Ever seen The Cold Blue (2018)? Very sobering documentary about running daylight bomber missions over Europe. Wow. And I thought being a tank jockey or submarine duty was scary.
@@thomast8539 No. I haven't but, I'll check it out. Thx for the rec. 👍🏼
@@jabbitt05 You're welcome.
If I remember correctly, Winters' assault on those guns became the textbook operation for an assault on a fixed gun position that's now taught in whatever Army academies or officer schools.
The prisoners who got killed was necessary. They had orders not to take prisoners, since it was before the landing from sea. They had no bridgehead, so they didn't have food to keep them, they had no place to keep them, and not enough manpower to guard them. So you are left with 2 choices, kill them or let them go. Let them go and you risk they return to their own line and tell the enemy where you are.
And in reality there where only 3 prisoners.
Winters was the man! A great leader respected by his men and an excellent tactician. It was a stroke of luck that Easy Co. men were able to find each other after their chaotic jump. In a lot of cases men had to form their own makeshift units because of high casualties and being so widely scattered.
You might try "Act of Valor". It has real Navy SEALs, live ammunition in a few scenes, and uses several event that really happened as parts of the movie.
"Zulu" about the battle of Rorke's Drift is pretty good, once you understand that some characters were very badly portrayed.
"Zulu Dawn" about the battle of Isandlwhana, the battle just before Rorke's Drift. Maybe this one first then Zulu to have them in order.
They were told not take prisoners during the invasion because they had no where to put them and they would slow them down
Killing prisoners happened a lot in WW2. They had no safe place to hold prisoners and they could give away their position of they escaped. Band of Brothers is an excellent show. Each episode is as good as a movie. Watch all of them!!
I just started watching Chinese war movies ( true stories) in close caption, on their battles with japan from 37 to 45... man Japan was brutal. Especially in Nanking..
One of friends' son is in 82nd Airborne plus IT Technician since 2019. He was in ROTC in high school prior joining the Army. He went to Fort Jackson for his basic training. It is the same base where CMOH's recipient, Desmond Doss (Hacksaw Ridge) gotten his training.
You want to learn some military history google Maj Dick Winters
7:10 he was telling dude who got shot in the plane he can’t jump . Otherwise I’m w you, no turning back then! But getting shot would be my one exception 😅😝
They say FLASH, you better say THUNDER.
The used flash and thunder as the sign countersign because there is no sh sound in the German language so it was not easily imitated.
I kinda liked that they never gave the names of the veterans at the start because they didn't want to give away who made it and who didn't.
thanks for your service and Band Of Brothers is a great War series on HBO. You should watch The Pacific too!
Your welcome and thank you for watching and supporting my channel
a good series to watch, Don't miss The Pacific, the other side of the war, sister series, and Also, Tom Hanks is making another.
Speaking to your comment about going airborne, the worst part by far is the lead up to the jump. It lasts for hours and is much worse than the actual jump itself.
Agreed. AATW
Man, I love Band of Brothers. Can't wait to retake this journey with ya. You're entertaining as hell! Cheers and thanks for your service!
You should react to Sgt John Chapman's Medal of Honor and you see it has it happens most amazing thing I ever saw.
This is a great series, enjoying your reaction to it. When it's over you should do The Pacific. It's about what as going on in the Pacific with my brother Marines. It is... rough man. ..but amazing. That assault on the guns by Lt Winter is still taught at West Point and in Wargaming Military Schools across the nation to this day. We studied it three different times during my 4 years in the Corps at different units.
I am enjoying this rewatch with you. You provide great insights in these reactions. This is a very special show.
hi you got low batery in a smoke detector bro
You seemed to be really into the tactical portion of the film which I loved too. If you get a minute check out this description of the mission as this guy breaksdown every detail of the task: ruclips.net/video/814qEsxSzmA/видео.html
"Why is this old fossil holding up the line?"
"He wanted to hold out long enough to see that his sacrifices were meaningless to you."
"We Were Soldiers" is a must watch. Very good story of early Viet Nam.
Col Hal Moore was an amazing leader, an amazing man...He and Winters are desperately what every American student should be forced to learn about their lives pre-during and post
Yo G ... This is all historical accurate. This is how they started their morning