The trees are eucalyptus, from my home state of Victoria in Australia. During our gold-rush, the largest in the world during the 19th century, many Americans came here, and noticing how similar the climate was to California, took back these remarkably hardy trees. They now grow wild all over CA.
ESTAS PELICULITAS LAS VEÍA DE NINO, TENIA 7 ANITOS Y JUGABA A COMBATE CON MIS HERMANITOS, AHORA QUE PASO EL TIEMPO YA TENGO 53 ANOS Y ME HACE RECORDAR CUANDO ESTUBE EN EL SERVICIO MILITAR FUI ARTILLERO PARACAIDISTA DE LA 1ra. División Aerotransportada de las Fuerzas Especiales de mi País. que.grands recuerdos me traen estas películas
Man all the years of heavy fighting and getting wounded so many times and none of the guys ever got promoted. Caj and Kirby would have made great sarges.
Sarge is wearing a diver's watch..ROLEX oyster. Not a ww2 issue timepiece. We play combat as kids back in the days, nobody wants to play Doc's role. :)
Growing up in the 70s, I watched Combat reruns and played our own version of Combat with the other kids in the neighborhood. The tall fat kid was always LittleJohn. The dominant kid were usually the Lt. or Saunders.
spacepatrolman - You’ve got to be kidding me! Are you talking to yourself? I think you’re also answering yourself too, ‘cause I don’t think anyone is listening. Or are you trying to establish some enigma code, or something? LOL I know what you’re doing and to do this in one or two episodes is fine, but to do this in every one? (I’ll be kind and keep my comments to myself, but you’ve got me LOL and rolling on the floor.)
Hanley must have been the oldest Lieutenant in the WW2 US Army. It's unbelievable that such a small unit could be called on to do so many tasks foreign to the infantry.
This episode is missing littlejohn, a real character, otherwise another interesting plot. The show was top-notch in all respects wit Morrow Jason and the restAnother fine show from this era was 13 O' Clock High
Can anybody tell me what kind of vehicle was the Coroner riding in with the "Germans" in this episode? I know the one in front was called Kulvelwagon (that in the 70's Volkswagen called it "Safari") or something like that, but I'm not sure about the other one. Thanks.
Demo man did a poor job--that is NOT what incoming from small caliber OR large arty looks like. Some of the shellbursts further away were close to being realistic but the ones close to the actors sure weren't. Might be nit-picking but it wouldn't have hurt to check out the actual combat footage they were using during the B&W episodes to see what real bursts look like.
SmoothRide Scooter Guess so. Maybe it just annoyed because I've seen better special effects on TV programs of the same era. Or maybe because I've seen actual shellbursts up close and personal...? Yeah, I nitpick a bit but doing it right usually doesn't cost any more and sure looks better. Another example: in some episodes you can see a difference in the muzzle diameter of Kirby's BAR. Likely due to the bore restrictor needed to allow the BAR to fire with blanks & I would guess that the weapon with the smaller muzzle hole is set up for blank fire while a BAR with a large hole isn't. Seen this also on the Garands. Nothing wrong, just that I've been handling small arms for so many years that some things stand out.
You are an example of why I don't read the comments like yours. Ruins it for the people who just enjoy the show without interrupting the flow with 'was that correct' or 'I could do that better' junk.
Oh yea....machine guns fires continuously, never runs out of ammo, make same ricochet sounds and never hits anyone. Germans couldn't shoot. I was right. Good old flanking maneuver and no Germans protecting flank. You think writers and actors would get tired of same battle sequences...same scenario.
Dave: Although very painful, read accounts of the German defense in the Huningen Forest in WW2. The used mixed arms/mobile fire units and not what is ever depicted in Combat. The defenses were set up with interlocking fields of fire and they readily abandoned positions rather than be flanked.
This is my favorite tv program back in the day, when I was a kid in the late 60’s & early part of 70’s
I growed up watching combat shows back in the day and I still enjoying them today thanks for all the guys it made them God bless them all
Love Kirby's kick butt BAR..at 20 odd lbs..rounds that can go through a tree trunk or concrete. Hats off to Jack Hogan (Kirby)
The trees are eucalyptus, from my home state of Victoria in Australia. During our gold-rush, the largest in the world during the 19th century, many Americans came here, and noticing how similar the climate was to California, took back these remarkably hardy trees. They now grow wild all over CA.
The KIRBINATOR nearly "gets his head blown off" in the first 5 minutes. LOL
Grant Walker Kirby carrying the BAR all the time must have been a bitch. 💪💪
"We shoulda shot him when we had the chance" Lol, never gets old.😅
ESTAS PELICULITAS LAS VEÍA DE NINO, TENIA 7 ANITOS Y JUGABA A COMBATE CON MIS HERMANITOS, AHORA QUE PASO
EL TIEMPO YA TENGO 53 ANOS Y ME HACE RECORDAR CUANDO ESTUBE EN EL SERVICIO MILITAR FUI ARTILLERO PARACAIDISTA DE LA 1ra. División Aerotransportada de las Fuerzas Especiales de mi País.
que.grands recuerdos me traen estas películas
How come COMBAT series are so Good , It is like adiction , i watch many many times oh men
Excelente serie
Thank you very much !
Man all the years of heavy fighting and getting wounded so many times and none of the guys ever got promoted. Caj and Kirby would have made great sarges.
James Franciscus later on starred as a blind Detective in "Longstreet"
Classic episode
Nice movie...:-) top ỏne..
Funnily, I watched this as a young child of 8 or so, and I remember it in monochrome, so the colour seems unreal.
Sahabat sejati
I watched these films when l was 18 in Saigon Viet nam .Now l’m70 still in Canada and good shape .( RCAF)
You were 18 in 1967.
The Canadian Armed Forces only served in Veitnam as peacekeepers to help enforce the 1973 Paris Peace Accords.
Why did they cut all the episodes down to 15 minutes. I love watching Combat. Favorite show growing up
Sarge is wearing a diver's watch..ROLEX oyster. Not a ww2 issue timepiece. We play combat as kids back in the days, nobody wants to play Doc's role. :)
esta chido
More magic mags to put in Saunders shirt. Now we know where they come from.
Everything comes out of there....ammo, grenades, maps and binoculars
James Franciscus....the original lead from the first great cop show "The Naked City".
Growing up in the 70s, I watched Combat reruns and played our own version of Combat with the other kids in the neighborhood. The tall fat kid was always LittleJohn. The dominant kid were usually the Lt. or Saunders.
I always take Kirby since my name starts with the K.
That watch Saunders is wearing. Is it from that era? It looks very modern.
Thank yuo
Wiki - James Fransiscus dad died in WWII. He died at age 57 from smoking to much.
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Esta muy muy bueno ..pero porque no lo pasan en español ?
15:13 Saunders throws a perfect strike with that grenade! Adios krauts!!
Mmmm. Being an Australian, LOVE those Gum Trees!!!
Then you would love my garden in the UK as it is full of blue gum trees!
spacepatrolman - You’ve got to be kidding me! Are you talking to yourself? I think you’re also answering yourself too, ‘cause I don’t think anyone is listening.
Or are you trying to establish some enigma code, or something? LOL
I know what you’re doing and to do this in one or two episodes is fine, but to do this in every one?
(I’ll be kind and keep my comments to myself, but you’ve got me LOL and rolling on the floor.)
wildcat052655 - I kinda remember that. LOL
Hanley must have been the oldest Lieutenant in the WW2 US Army.
It's unbelievable that such a small unit could be called on to do so many tasks foreign to the infantry.
Look querry too.
Nothing wrong with Hanleys age or rank, otherwise over multi tasking with platoon you are correct, otherwise excelent series..Robert at 67.
1.31. I didnt know that by hiding under a table, could help you from the bombing
hey script writers they did make 30 round Thompson 4 mag pouches instead of throwing them 2 into the jacket ..so poor script
change of directors 😜😆
Seria Buenos que nos pongan en español
they need to come out with a video game with all these old stars playing there part call it just combat
They are all DEAD so how would that work?
@@lordeden2732 🎥 영화 사하라
wildcat052655 - Oh, yes, two BIG GUNS !!!! ;)
M 1 Garand Service rifle of USA in WW 2
WTF was the point man looking at ?? That "nest" is so obvious, my blind grandmother could've seen that !!
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This episode is missing littlejohn, a real character, otherwise another interesting plot. The show was top-notch in all respects wit Morrow Jason and the restAnother fine show from this era was 13 O' Clock High
I didn't know there was more than 12 hours in a 24 hour period..LOL!!
demolición que es médico.
Can anybody tell me what kind of vehicle was the Coroner riding in with the "Germans" in this episode? I know the one in front was called Kulvelwagon (that in the 70's Volkswagen called it "Safari") or something like that, but I'm not sure about the other one. Thanks.
That's pretty funny! The Germans are taking a coroner back under armed guard!
He is a colonel.
oops, my bad. You are right is colonel in English, coroner in Spanish. Thanks!
So what is the Spanish for coroner; one who certifies the cause of death?
take a point.
Sarge took on 3 mags for his tommy gun. That should be good for about 1500 rounds.
Lol ikr
MG 42 and MP 40
Thank for the coment
Hero
Demo man did a poor job--that is NOT what incoming from small caliber OR large arty looks like. Some of the shellbursts further away were close to being realistic but the ones close to the actors sure weren't. Might be nit-picking but it wouldn't have hurt to check out the actual combat footage they were using during the B&W episodes to see what real bursts look like.
SmoothRide Scooter Guess so. Maybe it just annoyed because I've seen better special effects on TV programs of the same era. Or maybe because I've seen actual shellbursts up close and personal...? Yeah, I nitpick a bit but doing it right usually doesn't cost any more and sure looks better. Another example: in some episodes you can see a difference in the muzzle diameter of Kirby's BAR. Likely due to the bore restrictor needed to allow the BAR to fire with blanks & I would guess that the weapon with the smaller muzzle hole is set up for blank fire while a BAR with a large hole isn't. Seen this also on the Garands. Nothing wrong, just that I've been handling small arms for so many years that some things stand out.
You are an example of why I don't read the comments like yours.
Ruins it for the people who just enjoy the show without interrupting
the flow with 'was that correct' or 'I could do that better' junk.
plus un sphanish
Why does Sarge grab extra magazines for the Thompson? It never has run out of ammo before.
jerryw66 I think i saw him change mags once. He changes so fast we don’t see it.
whuda nit picker
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hey hacı altıner silver sıtar madalyanı neden geri verdigini bir anlat bu millete gençler ögrensin ler
MugustA
Cine eroti colombia
Lo quiero en espanol
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En,subtitulo,en,espanol
En,idioma,en,espanol
Subtitulo,en,espanol
Pns
Ponlos en castellano por favor
Seria bem melhor em Português
German uniforms with so many flaws..why?
They did not think anybody would look close enough to notice.
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sena mal feita! não mostrou quem estava atirando.
Oh yea....machine guns fires continuously, never runs out of ammo, make same ricochet sounds and never hits anyone. Germans couldn't shoot. I was right. Good old flanking maneuver and no Germans protecting flank. You think writers and actors would get tired of same battle sequences...same scenario.
Dave: Although very painful, read accounts of the German defense in the Huningen Forest in WW2. The used mixed arms/mobile fire units and not what is ever depicted in Combat. The defenses were set up with interlocking fields of fire and they readily abandoned positions rather than be flanked.
@@bdcochran01 Never heard of the Huningen Forest. Do you mean the Hürtgen Forest?
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