"He Got Promoted." - Band of Brothers (2001)
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Band of Brothers is a 2001 American war drama miniseries based on historian Stephen E. Ambrose's 1992 non-fiction book of the same name. It was created by Steven Spielberg and Tom Hanks, who also served as executive producers, and who had collaborated on the 1998 World War II film Saving Private Ryan. Episodes first aired on HBO starting on September 9, 2001. Critically acclaimed, the series won the Emmy and Golden Globe awards for best miniseries.
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After D-Day while Easy Company is recovering at a camp by Utah Beach, Alton Moore steals a bike from the infantry’s depot. Malarky and him then sneak it on to the landing craft, then the ship and somehow manage to take it back to England. While the rest of the company rides in a train in England, Moore and Malarkey follow them in a Motorcycle. They’re later caught by Sobel, who is now a supply officer. He tells them that he knows it is stolen and wants them to return it when they ship out.
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Without seeing more than rhe first episode it sounds like hes being more kind without him saying it. Could get him in big trouble instead just tells him to return it
@@majintv24very true, though interfering with the availability of men about to be deployed after **D-Day** would cause more grief than it's worth. He recovered the vehicle, best call it a wash.
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Wait what? I don't remember this long plot of the motorcycle. I remember them riding in it drinking beers they pull in and park. Did they show all of that about sneaking onto plane etc?
As someone who's been in the Army for 10yrs, seeing a prick of a leader follow you to your duty station is absolutely demoralizing
Why/how is it demoralizing?
I'm genuinely asking, I'm curious/want to know.
@@kaycecoplen4287because you could easily have to deal with their toxic bullshit again if they end up in your chain of command.
@@kaycecoplen4287because whether it’s in the military or civilian life having a petty dickhead above you in the chain of command makes your job 10x harder than it needs to be.
@@kaycecoplen4287How would it not be? Imagine having a bad boss, then you put in a transfer to a new location and when you get there, he's already there.
The biggest bluest falcon from my OSUT followed me all the way to Italy but luckily he was eventually transferred to another regiment and ended up in Germany somehow
Kudos to David Schwimmer for being so good at being the ‘ass’ In this tale.
He played that perfectly.
Have you met Ross??
Schwimmer is a brilliant actor that doesn't get enough roles
I only know this man through his roles as a total asshole
Not acting!
Weekend pass revoked, Sergeant bullshit
😂😂😂
How I hated and loved his character 🤣
@@chrispayne9698he was a real person. They all were.
@@chrispayne9698managed to feel really bad for him after reading his life story- he actually tried to k*ll himself years later. As much as easy company hated him, he did train them to be the best
@@DizzyGrave sometimes life is crazier than
I love the little hint of pride Sobel has in his voice when he addresses Malarkey as Sergeant Malarkey. Sobel is busting Malarkey's ass in this scene, but he's happy to see him.
Then later, he gets reminded about saluting the rank, not the man from Major Winters.
Finally, someone who gets it. Also, Sobel had a point about the motorcycle.
Sobel was actually a good soldier in the end. Look him up. He got a raw deal.
@@jasonk1922 He was a good training and staff officer. While he had a good day on D-Day, his core problem was that he was pretty hopeless in the field when it came to tactics and getting horribly lost. Also some petty shit but if it was only the petty shit, I don't think he would've lost Easy.
@@jasonk1922
The thing with sobel was: he was Good for training, but he got jumpy in the field, and when he does, people get killed.
DAMN...Schwimmer was EXCELLENT in this role! I ran into him a few years ago at a Japanese restaurant. My wife "fangirled" over him being in "Friends." He thanked her profusely. I then told him, "DUDE--your CPT Sobel character was outstanding!" His eyes lit up and he shook my hand vigorously, saying, "thank you SO much for that. It makes me happy that you liked that role." Schwimmer was just a really awesome dude.
He was probably excited that someone brought up another role that isn’t from “friends”
Friends aint got nothing on this masterpiece
Friends made money but it really was very ordinary at best.
@@davidelliott5843 friends doesn’t have shit on BoB.
@@AugmentedGravityIrs Almost Just As Good But Yiu Have Point
To be fair, no supply officer would let anyone "borrow" army property.
If it ain't on the Property Book, it ain't my problem
@@flinchsohn2912 Stealing supplies is what leads to strong armies on paper turning into soggy noodles, this is exactly Russias problem.
Appropriation is an actual skill.
@@flinchsohn2912 facts. When trying to clean out storage of old junk he first question I would ask is "is this stuff on the property book? No? Let's get rid of it".
The right answer was turn it in as excess, but if some of it went missing along the way nobody was going to care. If we were getting rid of it, it was probably useless old junk anyway.
@@gmailistrash4094 True, however i'm pretty sure the russian problem is higher up the chain of command... If the money for buying motorcycle is never used for buying motorcycle it can't be stollen :D.
Irl it was Sgt Roderick Strohl who went AWOL from the hospital that took Sobel's ride. Strohl got a one-day pass from a doctor and hitched a ride to Aldbourne to rejoin Easy Company where he ran into Sobel. Even though he knew that Strohl had gone AWOL, Sobel still gave him a ride on his jeep.
They Prolly used Popeye to condense and simplify the story a little bit… I think it would kind of confusing as well as a bit of a fools errand to follow literally every guy from easy company in a tv show setting
@@andrewmarxer774 They did that with a few of the storylines. It was already a huge cast with tonnes of characters to follow, so they amalgamated the experiences of a few of the members of Easy Company.
A full rifle company today is about 120 guys. I don't know what they were in the 101st during WW2, but it's probably around that.
There was a comic book made of my adventures in Iraq. An artist approached me asking for stories, which I provided. He wound up combining a few people and combining a few events in order to ease the story telling.
It's unfortunate, but it's a necessary common practice. Even a full strength platoon is too big to tell a good story about. A squad is about as big as one could handle, and even then you'll have some relatively minor characters.
@able34bravo37 can we purchase this comic somewhere?
@@andrewmarxer774 Pretty much. 336 paratroopers served in the Company during the war, 140 of them were the original Tocoa Men, and in total 49 were KIA, 22 of which died in Normandy, with 17 of those fatalities in Stick #66 which was shot down and crashed on D-Day killing the company commander Thomas Meehan.
The show is just too short to get to know each and every one of the 336 men who served in the company, so in the show some characters are given tasks, and storylines that other paratroopers had but are not depicted in the show
Sobel: "What is this, anybody?"
Malarkey: "Uhh, it's a motorcycle, sir."
Sobel: "Sgt. Malarkey thinks this is a motorcycle, that is incorrect Sgt., your weekend pass is canceled. This is United States Army property."
This had me rolling. 🤣🫶
Which was taken, without authorisation from my depo facility
Perfect lol
@@hdog5073
Ream the guy out, OK!😛
But then, either bring him up on charges, or STFU!!🥶
if ever wondered where the Ark of the Covenant is
the supply officer knows
I like to believe in this scene, Sobel is proud of the fellas. Schwimmer plays it so that it’s kinda left to interpretation, but his cadence and facial expressions lead me to believe he was proud of Malarkey for the promotion.
Maybe he was proud of himself for training those guys.
Yeah idk y people make sobel to b an ass
@@cpt.slapahoe417 cause he was an ass, just not in this scene in my opinion
it makes sense if you think back to his reaction to the guys singing up currahee when he was pushing them
he was proud. good continuity
@@shidditiddisbut not a total ass
Sobel has one hell of a story man.
None of the guys of Easy Company liked him but they all pretty much unanimously agreed that it was because of how he trained them that they became what they were. Excellent training officer with absolutely shit ability to lead in the field or adapt to changes.
His death is pretty heart breaking. Doted on his wife, was tough on his kids but apparently treated them well. Not sure how but became estranged from them. In the 70's he put a gun to his head and tried to kill himself but failed, ended up severing his optic nerves. Spent the rest of his life in a VA facility where he died alone from malnutrition. His wife and kids didn't even know until a week after he died when his sister called them to let them know. His wife believed he tried to kill himself because he believed he had cancer but wasn't willing to get tested but that's just her theory, no one actually knows for sure why he did it.
He died alone of malnutrition in a VA facility? Really?
I mean I know how badly the VA can treat our veterans, but gawd damn.
And now it turns out that Biden and his merry band of vandals are diverting VA funds to provide fancy housing, welfare, obamaphones, jobs to illegal aliens, many with criminal records.
And they don’t care.
If memory serves, some of the Easy Co. troopers did reach out to him to invite him to reunions, but he never took them up on the invitations.
He was a miserable human being. Easy were just being respectful because in the end they knew they were bigger men than him, so trashing his memory felt cheap.
@@allrequiredfields The arrogance of children is on full display. You've never even met the man.
The fact we all hate Cpt Sobel speaks volumes to how well Schwimmer played the character.
U gotta hate him, but he's also a sympathetic character. His motivations are pure, he wants nothing more than to ensure Easy is as prepared for the hardship of war as possible, and he takes his job seriously. He was unfit for duty, but seeing his face when he was told really shows where his heart lied. He wasn't a good leader, and he was overly harsh, but he loved those men. He's even proud of malarkey for getting sergeant
@@loganradick96Yeah I feel like everyone misses the true message of this character. Bullying him made everyone’s lives worse. Might be the common case of Hollywood writers not even understanding their own characters as well. Sometimes when they try to write someone as dislikeable, they just expose their own lack of self awareness and biases.
Or how much we hated "Friends".
Or we just hate Schwimmer because he is a whiny actor.
@@yoshidinono8095in your opinion
To be fair Sobel loved E company, he was upset when announced unfit for combat, you can see his face when he recieved the command.
Unfit for combat?
The real guy jumped in with another Paratrooper group, gathered 4 guys and assaulted a machine gun position Saving Private Ryan style. Not something anyone would do.
I think that as a training officer who you never have to follow into combat, he was excellent. Yes he was torturous in some of his ways but things like “here’s a heavy meal eat up and now run up a big hill for an hour or two” do prepare you for the chaos and bad timing that combat can have.
And as a small unit leader who has to answer to someone else, he likely could have been an incredibly good low ranking officer. As shown by his ability to take on a machine gun nest with just 4 people. Machine gun nests are designed to hold back dozens of people and be a strongpoint in the defense.
I don’t think the real Sobel was unfit for combat. He was unfit for unsupervised leadership where he could do a lot without anyone taking notice.
@@TheDemigansso he would have been good as a squad leader?
@TheDemigans this is one of the best written comments I've read talking about Sobel in a positive yet objective light. Good on you sir.
@@TheDemigans Wow didn't know that.
@@N1pp4l03IKR? 💯
After being initially transferred, Sobel actually came back in 1944 jumped with the 101st on D-Day and saw combat, leading a squad of men against a German machine gun nest and taking it out. He won a bronze star and then became a supply officer.
The man was a dick to Easy Company but he certainly redeemed himself.
he was a Dick but it was necessary blud WW2 wasnt about picking tulips and singing campfire songs that shit was hell it was war im sure he knew that and had to be tough on the men as to not let them get complacent because the nazis sure as hell weren't going to go easy on them not to mention it was a paratrooper company meaning they werem ore than likely behind enemy lines where you HAD to keep your wits about you to survive sobel did good trainig his men i get that an outside perspective would paint him as a villain but given the context what he did was good
Absolutely. He served his country and retired a Lt. Colonel. Poor man suffered an awful end of his life.
Actually easy battalion were the one at fault they didn’t only disrespect him but also doubted him! He was a great leader with great result…
A thing to keep in mind is that this series is based on the testimonials of the soldiers. Sobel was a hardass and it's hard to know if the rest was exaggerated because of it.
We see that with the coward officer that got assigned from outside the company. In reality he was injured in said attack and would go on to be awarded for heroism later in the war. His portrayal in the series being completely unearned.
When your wife leaves you and end up dying alone and not even your children bother to show up to your funeral. I think one can make a fair assessment that maybe it wasnt all exaggeration. Maybe, he was in fact a bit of an ass.
Blight also got it dirty with them telling he died of his injuries, while in fact he didnt and even volunteered in the Korean war!
@@azoniarnl3362was awarded the silver star and an additional purple heart or two in Korea. Promoted to NCO ( think he made it to either platoon Sgt or master Sgt) . There's an interview with Winters talking about how well he served in Korea.
Sobel is one of the most difficult characters in the series. Some of the men hated him because of his pedantry and veinfulness forever, while others saw in his hard training the reason they survived the war. What the series also didn't tell us is that Sobel jumped on D-day, assembled a squad of lost paras and took out a machine gun nest.
This man truly was an embodiment of light and shadow.
@@attanathos8408too bad when he died all of his family didn't want to be anywhere near him that should probably tell you what that man actually was not an embodiment of light and shadows just an ass😂
Sobel is one of those guys who sucks the life out of the room when he enters
Brooo Fr dude. I hate mf that act waaaay too by the book,
I work as a Janitor, but i got this dude that acts all high and mighty, its like bro, curve yo self man your a fcking janitor 😂
Love my job, but sum people
Sobels wholesome wdym? He might be a lil confused but he never meant any harm
Even when his wife was filing for divorce and he attempted to self delete and only succeeded in blinding himself? So she stayed with him for a while out of guilt?
I think it's hilarious that David Schwimmer plays that perfectly. He did the same on friends!
In my opinion David Schwimmer was the most talented out of the Friends cast. @@lukebryde594
They hated them but he gave them the fitness and the will to never give up
True!! Currahee!!
We got our shipping containers back from Iraq. I could see across the motor pool the battalion commander and sergeant-major opening the headquarters' container. For all to see a John Deere Gator.
The only gators I saw issued to anybody in my battalion were the ones we wore around our necks.
In Iraq my 1sg had a gator issued to him
What is a gator?
@@JABN97 an off road golf cart basically
Pretty much every company had one when I was in Iraq.
@CubeInspector I thought so just wasn't sure
This is from Malarky: "Sobel sent word from someone else to tell Sgt. Malarkey and Alton More that I am not going to reclaim the motorcycle until they go into combat again. He would have come sooner but did not want to confront Dick Winters."
i believe at this point sobel still outranks winters by seniority even though they're both captains. he was well within his rights to demand the motorcycle back.
The way he said he got promoted is pure genius and ressonastes everywhere, nor just the army. Idiots get promoted.
Sobel was by no means an idiot, he was an excellent training officer. He was just not company commander material in combat. Despite that, he jumped on D-Day, gathered a group of paratroopers, and led an assault on a fortified MG position.
Sobel was a poor combat leader but an excellent officer otherwise. He was also a great Dad too.
When they interviewed some of the real guys they said that Sobel was nothing like the show. They said he was hard but fair and attribute his training to making them so good and survive the war.
That's because they had half a century's worth of hindsight and reminiscing. We're not watching the interviews decades down the line, we're watching Sobel as he was. And chances are he was as "bad" as the series made him out to be - Otherwise Easy would never have become the company they did.
@@ArchitectGG You're an idiot. We are watching a TV portrayal, not "as he was". The veteran's memories are far more trustworthy than reems of script drafts and an actor's retakes.
This is incorrect, Winters said in an interview that Sobel was much worse than depicted in the show. I understand the urge to be kind to servicemen, but it’s insincere to try to rewrite history just because you feel badly for someone.
@@DognuggsThe Real Captain Herbert Sobel Was A Little Bit Worse Yeah
Sobel really did have a -small- soft spot for his guys. Even if it wasn’t always in the right way he taught Easy Company a great deal that got them through one of the deadliest conflicts in human history, which honestly says a lot even if he didn’t make a good field officer.
Hatred is a powerful motivator!
I just now realized that the show actually gave hints at what Sobel did after being replaced as leader of Easy Company. He jumped into Normandy with the rest of them and actually led a small squad in an assault on a machine gun nest, which I believe led to him being awarded a Bronze Star for the action.
It’s great that they made a walking dead prequel showing Abraham in the military, before the zombie apocalypse.
Wondered why he looked so familiar
Least Sobel Saluted Back To Em After Marlarkey Saluted Him (The Rank) But Not Winters
I’ve lost track as to how many times I’ve seen Band of Brothers, and yet every time I see a short like this, I feel the need to start watching it again!
Scott Grimes, a child actor who didn't go down the drain.
Sobel's story is incredibly sad. He molded me into fantastic warriors, but oh boy did he have his demons and the way he went out of this world is truly tragic
If you see an officer who branched infantry working in an s or g shop he was fired up
Nearly every single one of them said Sobel was horrible command officer, but they nearly all said he was excellent training officers. Many of them said if it wasn't for his training they wouldn't have survived.
I was never convinced that Sobel was a bad training officer. The show tries to paint him as cruel but I saw it as necessary and creative to prep the guys.
I get that Sobel was abrasive, hostile, and mean-spirited. Yet after finding out he died because of VA incompleteness, I feel bad for him. Hope he found peace in the afterlife.
Is There No Actual Live Footage Of The Real Captain Herbert Sobel?
One of the reasons they were so tough was because of Sobel. I’m sure his family wasn’t happy with how he was depicted in the series but at least Winters gave him some credit he deserved.
Sobel didn't really become the S4 until much later, in reality. It was in early 1945.
I made E-7 in the military in 13 years. But, being a NY'er my brain didn't engage as fast as my mouth. Got in arguments with many CO's. Never saw another stripe in my last 10 years, lol!!
From “Malarkey means bullshit”
To “Sergeant Malarkey”😂😂😂
I believe that despite his former unit not liking him he was glad to see them again, not because of sentimentality, but the progress they have made.
Sobel didn't become the regimental S-4 until March 1945, just before the end of the war. He did servce in the Regimental Service Company from Normandy to Holland and I think Bastogne.
From what I have seen his a very good officer and a leader. He did mistakes like we all do but respect to the guy!
If you read the book psychologically of the military incompetent it give you a lot of insight into dealing with this type of person. You find them I the military, police, and a lot of corporate America. Also in any place where bureaucracy flourishes . Also human resources is full of these types of
Always important to separate history and cinema. No matter how hard people try, the real story is not the same. It allows you to enjoy the show all the more knowing it's not going to be fully accurate.
I feel bad for Sobles family. He treated them almost as bad as the Troops he trained. He shit on everyone that he could including his wife. He was very petty narrow-minded. There's a difference between training your man hard to deal with hard situations it's another the mistreat them because you think you're better than them
Schwimmer has always been an underrated actor.
Sure Is!!
"Supply officer?"
"Nah, I think that's like Chandler or Gary or something; you know, from the show Friends?"
When ppl see shwimmer they see Ross. When I see him I see sobel. Doesn’t get enough credit for this role.
"That's not a motorcycle, that's a can of U.S. property peaches."
the one where Ross returns a motorcycle.
It’s good to see Abraham Ford’s story before the zombie apocalypse.
That "SOB" wasn't because he hated Sobel, it was because he knew what's gonna happen.
I wonder how Sobel survived the war. He was surrounded by armed enemies every second.
Can't believe that buddy with the cigar (Michael Cudlitz) is the enforcer for the varsity team in the third mighty ducks movie.
Wild how he actually got an acting career and now he's bigger than all the other actors from those movies and was in walking dead and south land as well
it always seemed to me in this scene that Sobel tried being friendly with the guys but they didnt play along so he went back to his arrogant self. But maybe Im misreading the situation
You're misreading the situation. Sobel is a shallow person, a good officer but shallow.
@@RakibAmin They stole a bike you are not in war to steal you are there for higher causes and if you want to steal at least try to steal it from the enemy
When you realise Sobel was trying to prepare them properly so as many could come back…
Sobel pulled the cajun dude a solid. Most people don't like rule sticklers but people like him make the system work - as annoying as they can be.
I saw an interview where Donald Malarkey said they stole the motorcycle and rode around on it in England. And apparently Sobel knew about this but chose to let it slide
That's him alright , bull saying that right after Sobels hairdryer to malarkey is gold😂
Sobel went on to have a decent career as an instructor and he even took down a german MG nest on Dday.
Sergeant Abraham Ford didn't do well after the zombie apocalypse
😂
Oh hey Abraham
Great Weasley officer actor.....David ...much respect as an actor!!!!
The truth is they all hated Soebl but they all respected tf outta him because (by their own admission) his training is largely what got them through the war
The man was a terrible combat commander, but he was a phenomenal trainer, and he didn’t really deserve the disrespect history has shown him, at least not for his military accomplishments
This clip cuts off a few seconds too short, it shows how he has evolved to become a much better leader.
While most, including myself, had a deep hatred for Sobel after this series I looked it up. Turns out a lot of Easy Co credit him for making them as tough as they were!!
When saluted by subordinated personnel , the superior officer/NCO must salute back. That's military code too --- We salute the rank , not the man.
Had my drill instructor finish his B billet time and was attached to my unit when i was already in the fleet for a while. I heard his voice call out my name in the PX and i stopped and turned like a deer in headlights. He just goes, "I remember you!" In his raspy frog voice. He was actually pretty cool and laid back. Which is rare coming from the drill field.
The real life story of Herbert Sobel is a little sad. He was a nice guy, the series was a little hard on him. But later in his life, he attempted suicide and made himself blind. Just sad all around.
imagine what a beautiful world we would have today if the Schwimmers hadn't won.
This is exactly how Ross would have been in the Army.
it's always funny when someone comments that they can't believe how different Ross and Sobel were. To me, they had the same neurotic, insecure, controlling neediness. Ross without the laugh track is very similar to Sobel.
The back story of this scene wasn’t really talked about in the series but it is talked and discussed about in the book.
Sobel was hard on them because he wanted them to be the best and survive the war.
The Real Lt. Col. Sobel had a very hard life after war. He tried to commit suicide, after being estranged from his family. He was blinded because of the shot. Had to spend rest of his life in a Veteran Care Facility until his death in the 70s. Poor bastard.
After proving he could train and condition men but not lead them the army found a place for Captain Sobel where he could do the most good and the least harm.
Sobel is proof of the military "making you the best you can be".
It does not "make a man out of you"!
The military holds a magnifyer in front of each one. It fully illustrates what lies beneath the surface, and allows it to mature.
Leaders grow into LEADERS!
INEPT ASSES remain INEPT ASSES!
Had a Platoon Sergeant, who was just as vindictive and petty as Sobel if not worse. The real kicker came from the fact that white NCOs and Soldiers could fuck around and do things that would end in an Article 15 but those of us who weren’t were automatically met with him attempting to Bar us from reenlistment or Involuntarily separate us even though we were the ones who had the best sections in the Platoon and were recognized by the BC for it.
so he was basically a racist sobel?
Yeah I bet it was race loser
When & where? Dixie in 1859? I’m calling bullshit
Great series. Schwimmer was brilliant.
A clip Abraham before the walking dead
Haha yeah, I'm watching the Walking Dead now for the first time, haven't seen Band of Brothers and this clip just popped up and I thought I was imagining things and kept watching this over and over trying to imagine him with a moustache.
Sobel was still a paratrooper and took care of Popeye after he was shot in the but and went AWOL to come back.
Captain Sobel prepared those men for hell. He just wasn't the man that God chose to walk through it with them. His contribution in the training of Easy Company should not be dismissed.
David Schwimmer was excellent in this role, really did a great job playing Captain (later LTC Sobel) Sobel.
My guy went from being steve smith to a space captain and now Srgt Malarkey 😂😂
Sobel is not bad man, he was bad combat commander but he prepared them greatly.
It's time to watch this again.
The one where Ross gets promoted and demoted at the same time
And then Sergeant Malarkey eventually became the 46th President of the United States
Abraham from The Walking Dead I can’t believe I just saw him. I’ve never seen this movie but I recognize Michael Cudlitz with that cigar hanging out of his mouth anywhere
The easiest way to make men hate you if you're serving in a line unit is bringing Garrison BS when forward deployed overseas.
Sobel deserves respect!
He was revoking the hell out they weekend passes 🤣
You know, Rachel really fucked him up. Never was the same after they went on a break.
Is this the time that he and Easy Company were on a break?
Sobel was a great training officer, just not meant for field work.
Ha....So there was my problem...I used a coffe cup instead of a bowl....Thanks bro,you re a life savior.....
this was Ross's best role
Abraham looks better without his head bashed in by Lucille
From what my friends tell me, the E4 mafia has always, and WILL always, exist 🤣
Samwise gamgee universe hopping to the Friends universe just really creeps me out
He may had been an asshole but 70% ↗️ in life in combat survival on battlefield improved them and was the new standard for mamy decades later and didn't get recognized for it either.
Why, ohh why can't they make sure to salute properly? It just grinds my gears! How hard is it to make sure a salute is performed properly?
Anyone who's been in the Military or L.E. would know exactly what "he got promoted" meant, LOL....
Its subtle but Sobel here is indeed proud of Easy Company proving themselves and making it out of D Day relatively still intact.
As for the motorcycle, im sure he was just breaking Malarkey balls.
Bull carries himself in a way only Bull can do.
Americans - they know this company like the back of their hand. Because of a tv show.
Your heroes were in the Pacific.