Frey Bentos ? -Corned Beef My Dad also liked their Steak and Steak & Kidney Puddngs ! They also did a Steak pie in flaky pastry - sold in 10" plate size tin about 1" deep ! - Remove top with tin opener and place in oven ! And funnily enough - My lovely daughter Leah -Brought me some supplies from Aldi on30th Sunday & Brought me 3 FREY BENTOS New Vegetable Balti pies ! -In flaky pastry - Still sold in 10" plate size tins - Open top with tin opener Place in pre heated oven ? Suppose these companies move with the times too ! SB - British Isles
@@Yarnhub this is probably my favourite video of yours, seriously keep going. It's so sad you don't get the recognition you deserve, it's such great animation and storytelling. Get this man a million subs. Now
Seeing how this is from a month ago I’m betting you watched this on 11/11. Nice. I wanted to give you a personal thanks too. It’s not a half assed “thank you for your service” though, because you didn’t do it to get a thanks from us. Regardless, thank you for taking the fight to the baddies, making sure that at least a few terrorists weren’t gonna make it over here and by doing that you gave me a share of my freedom. I’m free to be an absolute useless piece of shit that does nothing until I get a job again, and I don’t have to worry about someone bombing or shooting my neighborhood up. A lot of teens and adults don’t have to worry about that because you were fixing Warriors, and those Warriors could bring the fight to them instead. I’ll join up with the CAF after I’m done with my service here in the IDF and later in the Marines. I really can’t thank you enough. I don’t believe all soldiers are heroes because we both know a lot of society’s scum end up there, but I won’t let it stop me from thanking you for doing your part to keep us free from such threats.
Dude, you do realize he basically told you the BF1 british campaign "through mud and blood" ?? Literally the only thing that has changed is the name of the Tank -- from "Black Bess" to Fray Bentos. Also google "Fray Bentos Tank" -- the only thing that pops up is the food company. Nothing about any famous WW1 tank battle where it was a last stand.
It always saddens me that Hollywood feels the need to pump out completely fictional war movies when there are so many true stories worthy of the big screen treatment.😕 great channel btw
Some stories even get toned down for the silver screen, because reality can be less plausible than fiction. Audie Murphy's autobiographical movie toned down his actions, out of fear that the audiences wouldn't believe the true extent of his war.
@@TheAttacker732 Yeah, my Mom sort of knew him in grade school. He was one of those mean little hardscrabble types that you get out of West Texas, making do to survive even if he had to eat fried lizards. Hollywood at the time was still pushing that 'our boys' narrative, like they were all warm and friendly boy scouts from a rich family, but if the army had paid Audie by the German he'd have murdered his way to serious wealth.
My Great Grandfather was one of the men in Fray Bentos - William Morrey. I only stumbled upon the story myself after digging through some old family photos a few years ago. Apparently, William was a very quiet man and never spoke of the story himself - so no one, not even family, knew what he had been through. Still, it's amazing to think what he did, it was an immense ordeal.
RUclips: DID SOMEONE SAY HISTORY????????? RRRRRREEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE *Yarnhub gets banned* Srsly who's the one at RUclips decreeing the RUclips History Channels bannings?
Underrated... Perhaps because the historical accounting is BULLSHIT. David Ayer, who wrote & directed "Fury" never claimed it was "influenced" by a WW1 british tank crew. Actually quite the opposite, he was influenced by literature of US tank crews due to their high casualty rates. In fact, one can see more similarity of Brad Pitt's character with Famed US War Hero & Texas native Audie Murphy During WW2, US Soldier Audie Murphy mounted a tank during a german counter attack. When the crew ran out of ammo, they split while murphy grabbed the last loaded weapon -- a 30.cal 1919a4 LMG and managed to hold off the Germans to cover their retreat. Once he was out of his Ammo Belt, he realized he roughly killed +100 Germans single-handedly.
The storytelling and the way it is presented as well as the topics in these videos are so well told and animated that even if the animation style is """simple""" it still has managed to bring a tear to my eye more than once. Well done Yarnhub, stay amazing.
You and simple history are probably some of my favorite history based content creators and I can't wait to see what other awesome crazy stories you guys bring And the animation is just stellar and all the minor details make it so much better
I'll never get over the quality of your work. A small group of people who can outclass half-million dollar productions. It's just everything that you do, is pretty much perfect.
Regarding to the name of the tank: Fray Bentos was the name of a meat company which was located in the town of Fray Bentos, Uruguay (it's a small country in South America) and which it exported meat to England. Interesting thing is, no one knows the origin of the name. The town was originally called "Villa Independencia" and was renamed to "Fray Bentos" in 1900, but there is no record as to why that name was chosen. Historians are able to find the name "Fray Bentos" in military records from Spanish sailors in the 17th and 18th century where they describe the same location using the term but then again, no record was found as to why. So... Yeah... Both the tank and the name are legends... And on a side note, there was another tank named "Fray Bentos II" in honor to this one, which also fought bravely but was captured in the battle of Cambrai in November 1917 and was paraded through the streets of Berlin on that year's Christmas Eve as a show for Kaiser Wilhelm II.
It might have to do with the fact Fray is sometimes the prefix for a Catholic clergyman. Maybe there was a guy called Fray Bentos who did something amazing enough to be recognized by the place
Germans: Fires At Fray Bentos with their firearms Frits meanwhile: *SHOVEL* ok seriously all of your animation are literally smooth and so eye pleasing. keep it up
WW1 has such amazing stories. I loved the event that happened back then. One of my favourite events is the ‘Christmas truce’ where both sides traded their gifts, sang Christmas songs, and played football. It was really touching to me
Yeah and if the politicians of the time hadn't been such morons and had drawn the right conclusion from the christmas truce, the Nazis would not have happened...
The passion you show for your aninimation. The attention to detail and "the little things" is what set your channel apart from others. Covering the lesser known but needed to be known sides of history is what you do best and is something you should never stop doing. Never stop.
The Bovington Tank Museum is more than worth a visit - a truly fascinating place. I took my 17 year old grandson there, and he was awed by what he learned. Incidentally, Captain Richardson wasn't the only tank commander to lead his men from outside the vehicle. In the mists and smoke of a dark early morning start it was often the only sure way of following the route marker tapes to the starting off point.
Your videos are like nothing that I've ever watched, they are so entertaining, and yet at the end i can proudly say that i learned something i didnt know before. This channel deserves lots of praise and love. Keep up the great work.
I wanted to recommend the story of Hiroo Onoda. He was a Japanese holdout in the Philippines after Japan surrendered. He fought for 30 YEARS after the surrender of Imperial Japan on the island of Lubang. He wrote a book about his experiences called "No Surrender, My 30 year war." and I recommend reading it. It is fascinating how he persevered through an American landing on his island, living in the jungles, and using guerilla warfare against the enemy. Not to mention the others who survived with him. He doesn't get the recognition he deserves and I hope you make a video about him.
I've been watching your content since the BF-109 spared the B-17 video and I'm glad to have stuck around for a full year. All of your videos are amazingly high-quality and the animation has heavily improved since the transition from 2D to 3D. I hope this channel eventually grows to the size it deserves.
This channel has came so far. Can’t believe it’s been over a WHOLE YEAR since your first video. I’m truly lucky I stumbled upon this channel. It’s been really fun watching it grow and can’t wait to see it grow even more! Don’t stop what you’re doing.
Bruh this was mainly about the story of the actual battle, and not one of hollywood's f*ck ups. There are so many people talking about some of Fury's scenes like the Tiger vs the E8. Its long and hard. The title said it inspired Fury, but didint show the rest of it
I am an Indian and have no British relatives but the scene at 5:40 literally made my cry. From whatever nations they are, soldiers at the end of the day live to protect the country not to kill the opposition.
History should be taught like this, every episode is very very interesting to watch. I hope you guys would make a video about capt. Conrado Yap and capt. Arciaga.
Fray Bentos is not only the name of the brand of canned meat, is also the name of the town in Uruguay where it was produced. es.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fray_Bentos I didn't know about this Mark IV story. Thank you. Subscribed. Greetings from Uruguay.
Why is the animation the best out of any history channel. But your channel is underrated. Don’t get me wrong 1.65 hundred thousand isn’t little, it’s a lot. But you need more favourite channel
These videos won't teach you history as they are of little importance of the international scene and of the war itself. But even then, they are some of the best "small facts" historical videos that I've seen on this platform. Good job, cant wait to see what you guys come up in the future.
That Abandoned Fray Bentos: "Though my crew abandoned me, I am glad that the Great War is over. I may not have life in me, but all I know is that, I can finally rest in peace."
I thought Richardson sounded brave, walking along under fire, but think of how brave they all were in such a situation. This is the most detailed animation I think yet.
The name Fray Bentos comes from the city of Fray Bentos in Uruguay, they used to export corned beef to England at that time, and the factory is now UNESCO world heritage
Wow... I'm impressed so much about your work guys, something truly astonishing. Giving the young people knowledge about those things are vital in order not to forget about the brave souls from all over the world, especially in the form of animation, i honestly can't see any historical misconceptions here, which more popular "Infographics show" have in common. Love from Poland
I swear Fury is one of my favorite movies ever. Knowing that something quite similar happened to this and it wasn’t all fantasy is heart-warming to see, Thank you.
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"The hidden gem of all history channels"
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Naming a tank after a brand of canned meat?
British Humor Level: Expert.
British Tommies had, and have a black sense of humour all their own. To be fair, the same is true of all soldiers, regardless of uniforms.
Fray Bentos its a town in the mídele West of Uruguay in South America where was settled the British -uruguayian canned meat factory that delive
Delivered meat meals to allied forces in both world wars
Frey Bentos ? -Corned Beef
My Dad also liked their Steak and Steak & Kidney Puddngs ! They also did a Steak pie in flaky pastry - sold in 10" plate size tin about 1" deep ! - Remove top with tin opener and place in oven !
And funnily enough - My lovely daughter Leah -Brought me some supplies from Aldi on30th Sunday & Brought me 3 FREY BENTOS New Vegetable Balti pies ! -In flaky pastry - Still sold in 10" plate size tins - Open top with tin opener Place in pre heated oven ?
Suppose these companies move with the times too !
SB - British Isles
I LOVE IT
The finishing poppy scene was great, surrounding the tank with poppies, the only thing which grew on the battlefield. Job well done Yarnhub 👍
Thanks Sam.
@@Yarnhub this is probably my favourite video of yours, seriously keep going. It's so sad you don't get the recognition you deserve, it's such great animation and storytelling.
Get this man a million subs. Now
I came to the comments to make the same statement. Loved the story and the ending was perfect.
I cried by it okay?
They say poppies grow where soldiers spill blood
Amazing video!! Thank you!
hey look its matt
Seeing how this is from a month ago I’m betting you watched this on 11/11. Nice.
I wanted to give you a personal thanks too. It’s not a half assed “thank you for your service” though, because you didn’t do it to get a thanks from us. Regardless, thank you for taking the fight to the baddies, making sure that at least a few terrorists weren’t gonna make it over here and by doing that you gave me a share of my freedom. I’m free to be an absolute useless piece of shit that does nothing until I get a job again, and I don’t have to worry about someone bombing or shooting my neighborhood up. A lot of teens and adults don’t have to worry about that because you were fixing Warriors, and those Warriors could bring the fight to them instead. I’ll join up with the CAF after I’m done with my service here in the IDF and later in the Marines.
I really can’t thank you enough. I don’t believe all soldiers are heroes because we both know a lot of society’s scum end up there, but I won’t let it stop me from thanking you for doing your part to keep us free from such threats.
Fffgggggg
@@awholebunchofturbulence q
Another matsimus sighting
The animations are so clean though, and i like how he changed the subject a bit, instead of making WW2 content he made WW1 content, incredible job.
Dude, you do realize he basically told you the BF1 british campaign "through mud and blood" ?? Literally the only thing that has changed is the name of the Tank -- from "Black Bess" to Fray Bentos.
Also google "Fray Bentos Tank" -- the only thing that pops up is the food company. Nothing about any famous WW1 tank battle where it was a last stand.
ok
@@MrSniperdude01 that's a lie. Plenty of stuff pops up about "Fray Bentos tank"
@@MrSniperdude01 The bf1 campaign was inspired by this....moron
@@MrSniperdude01 plenty shows up
So "Fury" being an American tank should really have been called Spam?
I thought spam was British?
@@sjonnieplayfull5859 It was created by the Hormel foods corporation circa 1937, in the good old U.S. of A.
@@znentitan4032 sorry, didn't know. Only heard in English context before, but never too old to learn. Thanks for the update.
@@sjonnieplayfull5859 No worries. I had to look it up myself just to make sure.
@LTrain45 45 agreed
I love the realistic detail of the german soldier slipping at the 1:29
*"S H I T"*
*falls on his butt*
Noob4627 *he then shits his pants*
@@airbornewarningandcontrols396 then pees and drowns
Who throw the banana
HALT - Hammerzeit
It always saddens me that Hollywood feels the need to pump out completely fictional war movies when there are so many true stories worthy of the big screen treatment.😕 great channel btw
Some stories even get toned down for the silver screen, because reality can be less plausible than fiction. Audie Murphy's autobiographical movie toned down his actions, out of fear that the audiences wouldn't believe the true extent of his war.
@@TheAttacker732 Yeah, my Mom sort of knew him in grade school. He was one of those mean little hardscrabble types that you get out of West Texas, making do to survive even if he had to eat fried lizards. Hollywood at the time was still pushing that 'our boys' narrative, like they were all warm and friendly boy scouts from a rich family, but if the army had paid Audie by the German he'd have murdered his way to serious wealth.
so true and its the worst thing ever
I like both. Sometimes I want to watch a tank take on five other tanks, other times I want to watch transforming robots fight in a war.
even sadder that they have to claim it as being american
Fray bentos fans back then must have thought that was an armored food truck defending its secret recipe
@@unknownlox6971 Fray Bentos, fresh lead every day!
Ecks dee
Yeah! That was Plankton!!😂😂😂
@@eliel4liferecords390 except the chum bucket was the germans and the krusty krab was a mark VII
@@eliel4liferecords390 but yeah
My Great Grandfather was one of the men in Fray Bentos - William Morrey.
I only stumbled upon the story myself after digging through some old family photos a few years ago. Apparently, William was a very quiet man and never spoke of the story himself - so no one, not even family, knew what he had been through.
Still, it's amazing to think what he did, it was an immense ordeal.
Thats amazing. Have you got in touch with the Tank Museum in Bovington? I'm sure they'd love to hear more.
@@Yarnhub I hadn't thought of doing that, but it's a great idea.
Fantastic video by the way, it's very well done.
1:28 Even in war, We should always watch our step.
So true
Or else you may find yourself in a ditch
Or else you may step on an active mine
Lol
Or else you would be a victim of booby traps
The famous can of Fray Bentos is from Uruguay, the city that produced it is historical here in Uruguay, im so proud
Most Underrated RUclips History Channel ever
Maybe because its new
@@RuminatingKiwi927 right
RUclips: DID SOMEONE SAY HISTORY????????? RRRRRREEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
*Yarnhub gets banned*
Srsly who's the one at RUclips decreeing the RUclips History Channels bannings?
@@Hyde-dg7ef Somebody gay who doesn't appreciate that only way to fight things like that is to learn about crimes or bad things the did.
Underrated... Perhaps because the historical accounting is BULLSHIT.
David Ayer, who wrote & directed "Fury" never claimed it was "influenced" by a WW1 british tank crew. Actually quite the opposite, he was influenced by literature of US tank crews due to their high casualty rates. In fact, one can see more similarity of Brad Pitt's character with Famed US War Hero & Texas native Audie Murphy
During WW2, US Soldier Audie Murphy mounted a tank during a german counter attack. When the crew ran out of ammo, they split while murphy grabbed the last loaded weapon -- a 30.cal 1919a4 LMG and managed to hold off the Germans to cover their retreat. Once he was out of his Ammo Belt, he realized he roughly killed +100 Germans single-handedly.
i was a tank commander in 1RTR the first ever tank regiment, our motto was through the mud and the blood to the green fields beyond
What tank did you drive?
@@Sarahbryson321 this was 9 months ago, what are you doing?
1:28 That german soldier accidentally falling into the pit was hilarious
yeah
Yes
The storytelling and the way it is presented as well as the topics in these videos are so well told and animated that even if the animation style is """simple""" it still has managed to bring a tear to my eye more than once. Well done Yarnhub, stay amazing.
The animation is clean
Should've been dirty. There was mud all over no man's land!
Purest of them all
He did scan
Everytime I see the end of the video Flanders fields plays in my head.... god bless those brave men who served king and country.
Crob gobbles
Thanks for noticing :)
@@Yarnhub thanks for the heart your my favorite history channel
Nah he didn't slip, he only sat down QUICK.
I noticed it
I thought its an astetic
You and simple history are probably some of my favorite history based content creators and I can't wait to see what other awesome crazy stories you guys bring
And the animation is just stellar and all the minor details make it so much better
I'll never get over the quality of your work. A small group of people who can outclass half-million dollar productions.
It's just everything that you do, is pretty much perfect.
4:15
ahh yes you can smash your shovel to a mk 4 until in explodes
battlefield tactics right there.
Maybe he is trying to open 🤔
Regarding to the name of the tank:
Fray Bentos was the name of a meat company which was located in the town of Fray Bentos, Uruguay (it's a small country in South America) and which it exported meat to England.
Interesting thing is, no one knows the origin of the name. The town was originally called "Villa Independencia" and was renamed to "Fray Bentos" in 1900, but there is no record as to why that name was chosen.
Historians are able to find the name "Fray Bentos" in military records from Spanish sailors in the 17th and 18th century where they describe the same location using the term but then again, no record was found as to why.
So... Yeah... Both the tank and the name are legends... And on a side note, there was another tank named "Fray Bentos II" in honor to this one, which also fought bravely but was captured in the battle of Cambrai in November 1917 and was paraded through the streets of Berlin on that year's Christmas Eve as a show for Kaiser Wilhelm II.
Que bien que alguien lo dijo jajaja, me leí todos los comentarios a ver si alguien sabía, estas en la Fuerza Aérea?
Gracias por darles esta explicación a los gringos, compatriota!
Fray Bentos city best years were during both world wars thanks to the production of army canned food.
also the factory is now UNESCO world heritage
It might have to do with the fact Fray is sometimes the prefix for a Catholic clergyman. Maybe there was a guy called Fray Bentos who did something amazing enough to be recognized by the place
1:28 You didn't *HAVE* to animate a German slipping in the mud of No Man's Land, but you did and that is a testament to your quality videos.
I notice the kettle at 5:39 says Rosie lee which is a slang for tea. Good work once again, YarnHub
Say Joseph Stalin...
cockney slang innit
PAPA STALIN :0
hello
Hello.
Germans: Fires At Fray Bentos with their firearms
Frits meanwhile: *SHOVEL*
ok seriously all of your animation are literally smooth and so eye pleasing.
keep it up
Been waiting for you to do some *WW1* stuff! Hopefully we get to see more with your incredible work my guy.
Greetings from Australia. The courage of these blokes is nothing short of amazing. Lest we forget these lads.
“Son! release the pigeon!”
You are gonna kill us all!!
@@bimabi3835 "nice serving with you lads!"
"Germans run and big explosions start"
**flies the pigeon to HQ with malicious intent**
@@mineko2219 *malicious tea drinking fury*
You guys are seriously the most underrated history channel out there. I always love to learn and your animation style is just fantastic!
another underrated yamhub video keep up the work
WW1 has such amazing stories. I loved the event that happened back then. One of my favourite events is the ‘Christmas truce’ where both sides traded their gifts, sang Christmas songs, and played football. It was really touching to me
Yeah and if the politicians of the time hadn't been such morons and had drawn the right conclusion from the christmas truce, the Nazis would not have happened...
Damn Tank needs a movie
It has a movie, it’s called “Tread”
It has a video game mission about it too! In Battlefield 1...
chiller in BF1 we weren’t playing as Fray bentos
Leonardus Raka Pradayan i know.
Leonardus Raka Pradayan the mission was just like it though.
The passion you show for your aninimation. The attention to detail and "the little things" is what set your channel apart from others. Covering the lesser known but needed to be known sides of history is what you do best and is something you should never stop doing. Never stop.
By far one of the best history channels on youtube, highly recommend for others to check out
It WWI was happening today we'd have a lot of tanks named Spam.
Make way! *Corned Beef is coming*
@@Franz0818 They probably will turn you into ground beef before you have any beef with them lmao
You are the treasure hidden in the sand
Treasure: You
Sand: Other historical channels
@Ivan The evil y
There’s more good channels
That’s so poetic
@Ivan The evil history in 1 minute is good and underrated his 3d animations are so good
@@bruh-cz4ge true he is the only one with good 3D Animation
The Bovington Tank Museum is more than worth a visit - a truly fascinating place. I took my 17 year old grandson there, and he was awed by what he learned. Incidentally, Captain Richardson wasn't the only tank commander to lead his men from outside the vehicle. In the mists and smoke of a dark early morning start it was often the only sure way of following the route marker tapes to the starting off point.
Standing in the line of fire! Thirty two lead the way
wait wrong battle
Coming over trench and wire live to fight another day
Whats the song?
@@putatankinamall7168 The Future of Warfare by Sabaton.
a new world approaches
Eh, still about tanks lol.
Your videos are like nothing that I've ever watched, they are so entertaining, and yet at the end i can proudly say that i learned something i didnt know before. This channel deserves lots of praise and love. Keep up the great work.
Alright everyone with me
*Standing in the line of fire 32 will lead the way coming over trench and wire going on and through the fray*
Soyuz nerushimy respublik svobodnykh: Splotila naveki velikaya Rus'!
Ohh wait..
a desolate wastland
infernal depiction of hell
the birth of a new way
september 15
1916!
Osuetz then and again, Attack of the Dead 100 men, facing the lead once again, 100 men charge again, die again
The Forst wave approaches, at flier courcelette
@@realbeesechurger1042 the first wave approaches
So This is the better history channel with better animation huh?
Well I just want to say I f***Ing love ur animation
I wanted to recommend the story of Hiroo Onoda. He was a Japanese holdout in the Philippines after Japan surrendered. He fought for 30 YEARS after the surrender of Imperial Japan on the island of Lubang. He wrote a book about his experiences called "No Surrender, My 30 year war." and I recommend reading it. It is fascinating how he persevered through an American landing on his island, living in the jungles, and using guerilla warfare against the enemy. Not to mention the others who survived with him. He doesn't get the recognition he deserves and I hope you make a video about him.
Coming soon !
@@Yarnhub Thank you so much! His story needs to be told!
That is a wonderful tank
This Animation and narration never fails to make a heart pounding moment into a amazing historical piece to listen too
I've been watching your content since the BF-109 spared the B-17 video and I'm glad to have stuck around for a full year. All of your videos are amazingly high-quality and the animation has heavily improved since the transition from 2D to 3D. I hope this channel eventually grows to the size it deserves.
Thank you guys. This helped me a lot with a school project I had to do. So thank you guys very much :)
I’m still surprised you still don’t have a 1 million subscribers, your videos quality is better then some channels with 1 million subscribers
The animation just keep getting better and better
It's impossible to stumble upon this channel and not binge watch.
Fray bentos is still a big brand now
How could anyone dislike videos like these? They’re awesome!
Who hear watched Fury and then loved it, I know I did! And like again amazing animation!!!!
The small detail of the German slipping in the mud at around the 1:30 mark is actually pretty cool
This channel has came so far. Can’t believe it’s been over a WHOLE YEAR since your first video. I’m truly lucky I stumbled upon this channel. It’s been really fun watching it grow and can’t wait to see it grow even more! Don’t stop what you’re doing.
Does Battlefield 1 through mud and blood ring a bell guys?
Edit: respond if so
Yes
A bit
Mhm...
Yes
Except without the pidgeon ordering a strike on site.
I like how good quality these are. Like the German soldier tripping in the mud. Keep up the great work guys
That scene with the tank in the field surrounded by flowers and a cat makes it look like it will stay there forever guarding the field.
Thank you yarn hub for this amazing video I actually made a video on the british tanker mask featured in your video.
Ah another amazing animation to look forward to
This is my favorite video from Yarnhub so far, I love the Fray Bentos in the field of poppies at the end
I’ve seen half of the video already, but no sign of Brad!!😡 I wanna see my boiii Brad Pitt!
Much love, your friends at Rev Media!!
Bruh this was mainly about the story of the actual battle, and not one of hollywood's f*ck ups. There are so many people talking about some of Fury's scenes like the Tiger vs the E8. Its long and hard. The title said it inspired Fury, but didint show the rest of it
It was a joke☺️
@@dominicgorriceta6487 What can i say Except, WOOOOOOOSH
Foreign Rocker ahahahahahahh love ya dude😂🤘🏼
Some Random 13 90 Boi lol why u taking this to heart?
Speechless. So astonishing and well executed. Nice job yarn hub boiis
I am an Indian and have no British relatives but the scene at 5:40 literally made my cry. From whatever nations they are, soldiers at the end of the day live to protect the country not to kill the opposition.
This was wholesome in a way I cannot describe
History should be taught like this, every episode is very very interesting to watch. I hope you guys would make a video about capt. Conrado Yap and capt. Arciaga.
man, your research storytelling and animation are just topnotch!
Most excellent. A true story of true heroes.
Greatest channel! you never fail to impress me!
Fray Bentos is not only the name of the brand of canned meat, is also the name of the town in Uruguay where it was produced. es.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fray_Bentos
I didn't know about this Mark IV story.
Thank you.
Subscribed.
Greetings from Uruguay.
The video's quality just keep getting better
I impressed with the animations
Why is the animation the best out of any history channel. But your channel is underrated. Don’t get me wrong 1.65 hundred thousand isn’t little, it’s a lot. But you need more favourite channel
Incredibly beautifully done with graphics, first class presentation of an heroic action and depiction of the warriors on both sides
I can't even imagine myself in this kind of situation 😣
those 8 soldier are really brave
I salute to them 🖖
awesome video by the way ♥️
Now this was superb animation. This channel doesn’t disappoint and shows you how history doesn’t have to be boring to appreciate it. Thank you 😊
3:08 everything but the beans
NOOOO
Finally..
The perfect history RUclips channel.
These videos won't teach you history as they are of little importance of the international scene and of the war itself. But even then, they are some of the best "small facts" historical videos that I've seen on this platform. Good job, cant wait to see what you guys come up in the future.
The animations are so good!
The fact that your underrated still bothers me 'till this day.
This was a super inspiring story that i wore ear buds and it sounds like a.. Movie.
This is the BEST ANIMATIOM EVER
I love the WW1 and WW2 stories. Never stop making awesome videos like this.
It's been a long while since I looked forward to a channel to upload this much. I can't wait til you guys are able to do more than one upload a week.
Simple history aint got nothing on this . these animations are superb
7:06
“In Flander’s Fields the poppies grow.....”
That Abandoned Fray Bentos: "Though my crew abandoned me, I am glad that the Great War is over. I may not have life in me, but all I know is that, I can finally rest in peace."
This is now my favorite story of all war stories
Is it just me or is the animation getting better throughout the video?
Amazing again as always!!!
Outstanding piece of history. I enjoy all of your animations making them sync with the history account. Easy to understand and remember. Well done.
I thought Richardson sounded brave, walking along under fire, but think of how brave they all were in such a situation. This is the most detailed animation I think yet.
The name Fray Bentos comes from the city of Fray Bentos in Uruguay, they used to export corned beef to England at that time, and the factory is now UNESCO world heritage
Just amazing overall. Thank you!
at first i thought he said at 0:12 the mach four tanks.
Nothing like watching a good yarnhub video to start off a new day! Absolutely amazing details and overall quality as always Yarnhub!
If he is my history teacher, i would listen every word he says
I am amazed by how good these animations are after getting.
Wow... I'm impressed so much about your work guys, something truly astonishing. Giving the young people knowledge about those things are vital in order not to forget about the brave souls from all over the world, especially in the form of animation, i honestly can't see any historical misconceptions here, which more popular "Infographics show" have in common. Love from Poland
I swear Fury is one of my favorite movies ever.
Knowing that something quite similar happened to this and it wasn’t all fantasy is heart-warming to see, Thank you.
Meat in a can. That’s some really dark humor, there.
Can we take a moment to appreciate the quality of the animation?