Built at roughly the same time as the industrial suburbs of Hue. Post-industrial blight and scheduled demolition of the gasworks meant that Kubrick could go there and blow shit up. And so he did. Sad commentary when an English town is a perfect stand in for city destroyed by war.
I've always found the sound of battle rattle so satisfying. The sound of gear and boots and rifles and slings while leap frogging through an assault. This is to me the best war scene of any Vietnam movie.
Exact same for me too. The sequence where they carefully advance across the road (2:11)is absolutely flawless perfection. I could watch it a million times and not get tired of it. Edit: oh you’re talking about the exact same thing LoL
My grandfather was a Marine during this time and found himself deployed to Vietnam He told me it was very shocking how accurate this movie is. Boot camp scenes were very accurate and he said combat was just as scary as it is depicted. RIP Pops And thank you all for your service Vietnam Vets! Badasses every one of ya
@@DogeickBateman Can't handle the truth? The Vietnam War was a pointless ideological war fought because the western elites were too afraid of an ideology that advocated for the emancipation of the working class.
@@violetsther3739 The Vietnam war was not pointless sure the murder and stuff happned but it wasn't al the soldeirs that did that The North Vietnamese were doing ay worse what AMerica and SOuth Vietnam did The North would excute more civilians than the US and the North bombed villages and cities. And your not a fucking soldier neither am I but you woudln't get it you never see nor witness someone dying right in front of you r freind and brothers fighting a cruel government away to protect inncoent people. WHAT WAR HAVE YOU FOUGHT IN?
Mistake the North did not bomb cities that was America biut the North Vietnamese did Massacre people and the reson we went to zvietnam was because The Cold War was going on and Communism vs Capitilism was going on and so The US thought that Communism would spread to other countries and America owuld be out numbered and the Communist would win Russia had nukes and if the converted every country to Communism they would have nuked America.
Such an awesome set. The cameras position when they start moving out is amazing how it gives you the first person view as if you’re one of the soldiers with the squad.
2:12 to 3:30 is such a masterful piece of film-making. I don't know for sure but I feel like Spielberg took a lot of inspiration from the way Kubrick shot those scenes when he made Saving Private Ryan 10 years later.
Spielberg liberally ripped off Kubrick. Should be a felony to mention them in the same paragraph. Spielberg couldn't carry Kubrick's jockstrap with his cutesy crap...
My favorite part is when Cowboy slowly looks up after the mine goes off. Most war movies add big explosions for action or excitement but FMJ portrays every bit of war in its most raw and realistic form. Whenever an explosion goes off it’s terrifying and this scene portrays it perfectly. Cowboy is afraid of what he is going to see when he looks up
@@donarthiazi2443 what i didnt like about the scene was that he should have been pretty shielded by the tank. Yet he seemed to get hit by the first round striking well in front of the tank
@@donarthiazi2443When I first saw this movie, I assumed the guy fainted from shock. (Don’t judge me, I was 12). Now I’m guessing he got taken out by a sniper.
Phenomenal film making. I felt like I was in this scene for a second. The sounds of their weapon when they move, the sound of the steps and all. Film making at its finest.
One of the most underrated production designs of all time; you assume it must be Thailand or the Philipiness = they shot this on the outskirts of London with imported Spanish palm trees.
LOL THIS IS WHY I WATCH THIS SENE I NEVER SEEN SUCH A REAL BADASS SENE I DID THAT ONCE IN AFGHANISTAN MY BUDDIES THOUGHT I WAS CRAZY EDIT: I HAVE A QUESTION WEREN'T MEXICANS AND BLACKS SEGREGATED IN THOSE TIMES I MEAN IT WAS THE 60S VIETNAM WAS RIGHT BESIDES THAT GUY WITH THE CAMERA LOOKS LIKE BEAVIS AND BUTT HEAD LOL NOW THATS TRUE AMARICAN ON 1:40 THAT GUY LOL BUT LOOK ON THE DEMOLITION GUY
One of the greatest movie scene ever. One of the scariest as well. The feeling of being there, in this situation is something really hard to match. As for the camera work, it's beyond me.
Yep Iraq afgan My psychiatrist said Im unable to get PTSD because I had anphantasia it means I can't image things in my brain I can but it's very vivid not very clear thats why I like the marine corps because I adjusted to the environment so well it didn't even bother from the drama I had a blind mind But I was able to think exstremly clear if I just closed my eyes to focus on the image is the only way I can truly think while staying focused
It wasn't the explosion it was the sniper on the left he had a flak jacket There no way it could have killed from the explosion because they fired probably the handheld grenade launcher or mortars but the sniper flash from the left seem synced to him dying
4:23 The magic disappearing magazine. Nobody ever notices. The scene is all about magazine changing but this guy's magazine disappears, and reappears then he fumbles with the change so he misses the first three enemy but get the last two. Kubrick was too meticulous a film maker for a missing magazine to be accidental in a scene all about changing magazines. It's not only a continuity error for the scene but begs the question of how it happened in the first place. He hasn't yet started filming the magazine change yet, the man has just stopped firing so why would the magazine be out in the first place? So Kubrick did it on purpose. A Kubrick puzzle; Why did he do it? What does it mean? Kubrick experts who missed it for 40 years.
Whatever nerd. I'm enjoying 2:10, the long shot of the troops slowly and meticulously moving down the street. it's simply delicious. one of the single greatest shots of ANY WAR MOVIE. PERIOD. who gives a goddamn flying FUCK about the fucking stupid magazines.
I felt like when the mines went off it was very realistic, the suddenness of it and also showing us that you can't see the shrapnel that kills you with naked eye. It also makes me think of my father who was wounded in Vietnam from a mine.
I know this is really late, but your dad is a hero even though he’d never say it. I can’t imagine what he saw and was forced to endure only to come home and to be treated like garbage by a bunch of spoiled kids. I’m glad we’ve corrected that and blame politicians and hold the soldiers in high esteem. Their treatment upon returning home was just flat out shameful and disgusting.
fun fact. entire movie was made because an old gas works looking at a lot like the new city of HUE. Kubrick then tried to make an enter movies otherwise around it this is why the war scenes were made first. which was amusing to the actors
Well I’m not an expert but an enemy could easily take out a huge chunk of your squad with a rocket if all of them are bunched together. Same goes for landmines.
0:35 keep your finger off the trigger until you are ready to fire! Great movie overall, but I would have had my guts stomped out, if I made a mistake like that.
US Army specialist Rodriguez at least they gave people an idea of what the real basic training was back in the day not the baby’s there producing today😤
First of all i just want to thank all military service members and veterans from all branches for their service. I wonder how many pounds of extra gear these guys have to carry on them. It must of been brutal in Vietnam to be walking and running all day with all that humidity.
I've always been confused by this too. He was directly behind the tank, and it looks like he's the only one that gets nailed... from the safest position.
@@kobaltapollodorus8922 sh*t happens. There's been times I've gotten debris to hit my eye while wearing safety glasses at work debris can do some funny stuff. He just got unlucky.
I know this is a year old comment, But I think Kubrick’s point in doing subtle things like this is to show how inexperienced some of these men were in battle. Especially against the VC, they were extremely young, headstrong, and willing to die to kill (both parties). Your point is right though, and if you look at modern military tactics, there’s no way those buildings would be standing before they moved men up.
i was thinking of walking behind the tank for cover. but the way i imagined it whoever did it should really have been just up behind there as close as he could get and yea to the central mass so that if that kind of thing happened the tank could take it instead for sure. and being up behind the tank like that might also help you keep from being seen so u wouldnt be a target for snipers. plus u would have cover
Yah but it's not bullets if the fire was on the left because the sniper fired from the left u could see flash but apparently it was a movie accident in Vietnam they wore flak jackets the odds of the shrapnel killing him is exstremly impossible from the chest there was no sniper hitting them it was just grenades or mortars trying to hit the tank
I hate to point this out but I do believe the tanks shown in this video are M46 Patton tanks which I don't think were used in Vietnam but I do believe the M48 Patton was used in Vietnam.
Yes M48‘s we’re used but these shown are M41 Walker Bulldogs An easy way to tell us if you look at pictures of M46‘s and M48‘s they have 6 wheels on the side while the bulldog has 5
@@alexmag342 Wikipedia: 'Colloquially, jingoism is excessive bias in judging one's own country as superior to others - an extreme type of nationalism.'
The man by man cover move is perfect in this film...shame to films 40+ years later where it's all "MOVE FUCK COVER FIRE KILL TEN GUYS EITH A SINGLE MAG MOVE OMG GORE BLOOD OMG MY FAMILY IGNORE THAT COVER MOVE MOVE!!!!!1111!!!!" sigh...miss my puphood.
I think that m60 would have made just a foundation out of that building.... I would have lit up that building like a christmas tree a second and even third time
I don't know why he got killed??? THE EXPLOSION WAS SO FAR AWAY FROM HIM. The debree and shrapnol wouldn't have got him. HE WAS STANDING RIGHT BEHIND THE TANK..
You absolutely could get killed from that far away. That’s why controlled demolition experts will observe from a mile away *with* a screen in front of them.
Filmed in East London, roughly 8 miles from Tower Bridge, Today the location is a large shopping complex called Gallions Reach.
Oof
Built at roughly the same time as the industrial suburbs of Hue. Post-industrial blight and scheduled demolition of the gasworks meant that Kubrick could go there and blow shit up. And so he did. Sad commentary when an English town is a perfect stand in for city destroyed by war.
Bruh I live near there
what a down grade...
@@robotboy719 you realize when they filmed this, this site was years old and was a waste land, waiting to be demolished
I've always found the sound of battle rattle so satisfying. The sound of gear and boots and rifles and slings while leap frogging through an assault. This is to me the best war scene of any Vietnam movie.
That’s genuinely the first reason I love coming back to this scene. The drums are exceptional but the sound design of all their gear is sick
same
Exact same for me too.
The sequence where they carefully advance across the road (2:11)is absolutely flawless perfection.
I could watch it a million times and not get tired of it.
Edit: oh you’re talking about the exact same thing LoL
@@enshk79 Agreed
Check out the sounds from battlefield Bad company 2 beautiful audio.
The USMC had no tactical doctrine for urban fighting. They made it up as they went along in this battle, and did a good job too.
My grandfather was a Marine during this time and found himself deployed to Vietnam
He told me it was very shocking how accurate this movie is.
Boot camp scenes were very accurate and he said combat was just as scary as it is depicted.
RIP Pops
And thank you all for your service Vietnam Vets! Badasses every one of ya
@@nevermore9253 Shut up Jane Fonda.
@@DogeickBateman Can't handle the truth? The Vietnam War was a pointless ideological war fought because the western elites were too afraid of an ideology that advocated for the emancipation of the working class.
@@violetsther3739 The Vietnam war was not pointless sure the murder and stuff happned but it wasn't al the soldeirs that did that The North Vietnamese were doing ay worse what AMerica and SOuth Vietnam did The North would excute more civilians than the US and the North bombed villages and cities.
And your not a fucking soldier neither am I but you woudln't get it you never see nor witness someone dying right in front of you r freind and brothers fighting a cruel government away to protect inncoent people.
WHAT WAR HAVE YOU FOUGHT IN?
@@violetsther3739 if it was so good a lot more countries would of become communist......
Mistake the North did not bomb cities that was America biut the North Vietnamese did Massacre people and the reson we went to zvietnam was because The Cold War was going on and Communism vs Capitilism was going on and so The US thought that Communism would spread to other countries and America owuld be out numbered and the Communist would win Russia had nukes and if the converted every country to Communism they would have nuked America.
Such an awesome set. The cameras position when they start moving out is amazing how it gives you the first person view as if you’re one of the soldiers with the squad.
In England. But not quite Hue.
@@badlaamaurukehu yes everyone knows this. let people enjoy things.
@ Madmock 128, U.S. Marines, Not Soldiers
@@Basskat100 this is why people don’t invite you to parties.
@@adam45011 If you call a U.S. Marine a Soldier. That Marine will Correct you in a heart beat.
3:27 I would not trust a window, never ever
**suspiciously looks at window**
Load it up with fire.
I’d fire a few rounds into it just in case or toss a grenade. In urban warfare you can’t take nothing for granted.
I WOULD TRUST A WINDOW
if I a had a camera it be a lot more safe
One of the best Vietnam War movies of all time.
Razor Shark No it isn't
Rambo 2 was ! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🤣
It’s not even a Vietnam War movie technically. It’s an anti-war one
No it isn't. It is THE BEST
10-4
One of the greatest scenes of all time. RIP Gustav Hasford.
Just wish the recoil could've been accurate lol.
its called bounding overwatch. And its portrayed rather well here.
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Crazy Earl stepped right up and took over command. He didn’t make it long but he knew there was a job to do
Yes. That's leadership. Solid plan, git 'er done, move on out, follow my lead.
I like the sound of their gear clanking as they move up the road and take positions.
Knew a Korean war Vet. Said he could still hear them in his sleep 60 yrs later.
Battle rattle I think the marines call it
2:12 to 3:30 is such a masterful piece of film-making. I don't know for sure but I feel like Spielberg took a lot of inspiration from the way Kubrick shot those scenes when he made Saving Private Ryan 10 years later.
shut up
Spielberg liberally ripped off Kubrick. Should be a felony to mention them in the same paragraph. Spielberg couldn't carry Kubrick's jockstrap with his cutesy crap...
The unmistakable sound of armor..the engine...the rattling.
My favorite part is when Cowboy slowly looks up after the mine goes off. Most war movies add big explosions for action or excitement but FMJ portrays every bit of war in its most raw and realistic form. Whenever an explosion goes off it’s terrifying and this scene portrays it perfectly. Cowboy is afraid of what he is going to see when he looks up
That was not a mine going off... it was incoming
@@donarthiazi2443 what i didnt like about the scene was that he should have been pretty shielded by the tank. Yet he seemed to get hit by the first round striking well in front of the tank
@@multipl3
I couldn't agree more
@@donarthiazi2443When I first saw this movie, I assumed the guy fainted from shock. (Don’t judge me, I was 12). Now I’m guessing he got taken out by a sniper.
@@multipl3 if you look close, you can see he gets hit after the second blast.
All it takes is one random piece of shrapnel and that's you done for.
Phenomenal film making. I felt like I was in this scene for a second. The sounds of their weapon when they move, the sound of the steps and all. Film making at its finest.
One of the greatest if not the greatest background music in war films.
You really feel the eerie tension
One of the most underrated production designs of all time; you assume it must be Thailand or the Philipiness = they shot this on the outskirts of London with imported Spanish palm trees.
What a great scene, there’s also a good scene in Strangelove when the Army is invading the Air Force base.
Among the top 5 best war movies of all time.
What are your top 5?
Disagree but respect your opinion
@@michaelhead4472
Saving Private Ryan
Midway
Pearl Harbour
Full metal jacket
The Outpost & 1917
Among us sus
Ian Fenwick please stop
When the photographer was taking the picture while all the gunfire what's going on, his hand was slightly shaking. Subtle cinematic genius.
Ikr?
Best steadicam shot in the whole movie!
Yes ! The 60 ! 🔥💥💪💪
Hartman: Let me see your warface
Joker: Roarrr
3:46 now that’s a warface
LOL THIS IS WHY I WATCH THIS SENE I NEVER SEEN SUCH A REAL BADASS SENE I DID THAT ONCE IN AFGHANISTAN MY BUDDIES THOUGHT I WAS CRAZY
EDIT: I HAVE A QUESTION WEREN'T MEXICANS AND BLACKS SEGREGATED IN THOSE TIMES I MEAN IT WAS THE 60S VIETNAM
WAS RIGHT
BESIDES THAT GUY WITH THE CAMERA LOOKS LIKE BEAVIS AND BUTT HEAD LOL NOW THATS TRUE AMARICAN
ON 1:40 THAT GUY LOL
BUT LOOK ON THE DEMOLITION GUY
One of the greatest movie scene ever.
One of the scariest as well. The feeling of being there, in this situation is something really hard to match.
As for the camera work, it's beyond me.
Everyone has a game plan, until they get lead in the face......US Army vet...100% PTSD..
Thank you for everything man. If you haven't already, please get the help you need.
Yep Iraq afgan
My psychiatrist said Im unable to get PTSD because I had anphantasia it means I can't image things in my brain I can but it's very vivid not very clear thats why I like the marine corps because I adjusted to the environment so well it didn't even bother from the drama I had a blind mind
But I was able to think exstremly clear if I just closed my eyes to focus on the image is the only way I can truly think while staying focused
Yut
0:59
The very first explosion struck the Lieutenant noticed how his body tensed up at that moment.
It wasn't the explosion it was the sniper on the left he had a flak jacket
There no way it could have killed from the explosion because they fired probably the handheld grenade launcher or mortars but the sniper flash from the left seem synced to him dying
@@adhd_with_pennies4867 There was no "sniper flash."
4:23 The magic disappearing magazine. Nobody ever notices. The scene is all about magazine changing but this guy's magazine disappears, and reappears then he fumbles with the change so he misses the first three enemy but get the last two. Kubrick was too meticulous a film maker for a missing magazine to be accidental in a scene all about changing magazines. It's not only a continuity error for the scene but begs the question of how it happened in the first place. He hasn't yet started filming the magazine change yet, the man has just stopped firing so why would the magazine be out in the first place? So Kubrick did it on purpose. A Kubrick puzzle; Why did he do it? What does it mean? Kubrick experts who missed it for 40 years.
Also none of the bolts lock back on their m16s. THey have to physically pull the bolt back and lock it.
But I do like in 1:13 jokers watch is backwards so he can see the time whole holding his rifle.
That's Kubrick for ya
How do you know he didn't push the button and eject it when it panned away
Whatever nerd. I'm enjoying 2:10, the long shot of the troops slowly and meticulously moving down the street. it's simply delicious. one of the single greatest shots of ANY WAR MOVIE. PERIOD. who gives a goddamn flying FUCK about the fucking stupid magazines.
I honestly thought the Vietnam half of the movie was way better than the boot camp one
LemmyKoopa13 the gunny was still amazing though because he was a real marine
@@chad1682 yeah
Crazy to think this was shot in England, Kubrick you mad genius!
Still the greatest war movie ever made.
Brilliant camerawork
At nightfall, Mason and his team came to retrieve the Russian defector
Just takes a picture what a legend
Well he is here to take combat photos
Battle of US Marines
Grandfather and father fought
in Hue, Vietnam
Children and grandchildren fought in Fallujah , Iraq
And what about you?
I call 100% BS
Takes place during the Tet Offensive
Best war movie of all time. My second favorite is office space, then matrix
Office Space is indeed an absolute classic war movie. A top 5 war film for sure.
That is how we learned. No fear. Expected to do our duty.
3:40 Vietcong: Die American Imperialist!
3:43 American: Say hello to my little friend!
" Hue 1968" Mark Browder. Great book on this battle.
Very relaxed advance, like a Sunday walk in the park. Wonder if they were really that careless...
When action ment your group then the music in my head starts.
I felt like when the mines went off it was very realistic, the suddenness of it and also showing us that you can't see the shrapnel that kills you with naked eye. It also makes me think of my father who was wounded in Vietnam from a mine.
My dad's unit 1/12 Cavalry was a blocking force for the Marines in Hue during the Tet Offensive 1968.
???? the what and why
I know this is really late, but your dad is a hero even though he’d never say it. I can’t imagine what he saw and was forced to endure only to come home and to be treated like garbage by a bunch of spoiled kids. I’m glad we’ve corrected that and blame politicians and hold the soldiers in high esteem. Their treatment upon returning home was just flat out shameful and disgusting.
@@upchu005 he made it up.
Filmed on the north bank of the Thames
“When we’re in Hue, it’s like a war.”
Hue is a nice place now.
Seems in every battle scene there's something ablaze!
fun fact. entire movie was made because an old gas works looking at a lot like the new city of HUE. Kubrick then tried to make an enter movies otherwise around it this is why the war scenes were made first. which was amusing to the actors
Four m41 tanks were loaned to the film by the belgian army,as the commander was a Kubrick fan
Yes, they're were men who took combat photos
Anyone who is interested in this battle should read Hue 1968 by Mark Bowden (Black Hawk Down). I also recommend A Cat from Hue by John Laurence.
its mad how this was filmed in London, United Kingdom.
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The TrashmanのRock'nRoll🎸が戦場に響き渡るぜ!!
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Creepy how similar this looks to Fallujah.
Squad rushes on here are so realistic
Exactly how ur taught to move up
There is battle that was as ferocious as Hue's as well:Manila.
Let’s all cross this field completely spread out and exposed instead of strategically taking cover behind the advancing tanks 😂
Well I’m not an expert but an enemy could easily take out a huge chunk of your squad with a rocket if all of them are bunched together.
Same goes for landmines.
I think Tarrentino would have made this the beginning scene and back tracked to training?? One of the best war films
And it would be awesome too.
24 months ago 😮
Full Metal Jacket, We Were Soldiers & Blackhawk Down my favorite 3 and yes it was a tough decision leaving the other ones out guys 😭
Full metal Jacket Jarhead and Saving private Ryan are my 3 👀
Full metal jacket , we were soldiers , band of brothers.
It's a horrific way you need to be. They did and we are thankful.
0:35 keep your finger off the trigger until you are ready to fire! Great movie overall, but I would have had my guts stomped out, if I made a mistake like that.
Well, maybe its because trigger discipline wasn't a thing for GI's till the gulf war.
Or perhaps the adrenaline kicking in
I been back to city
They run, they're VC; if they stand still, they're WELL DISCIPLINED VC!
At this point you're stomach is like a f@@king trap door then your adrenaline starts flowing. 🇺🇸
Great movie. The battle of Hue City was in the movie Under Heavy Fire. I have never seen Platoon and never will.
US Army specialist Rodriguez at least they gave people an idea of what the real basic training was back in the day not the baby’s there producing today😤
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First of all i just want to thank all military service members and veterans from all branches for their service. I wonder how many pounds of extra gear these guys have to carry on them. It must of been brutal in Vietnam to be walking and running all day with all that humidity.
Why are you thanking them?
I never understood why that tank didn't come over and blasted that building.
They can't they always had flak jackets in Vietnam crazy but I understand
I wish I could find one of those marine flak vests for under $500...
There’s some for auction on eBay for about 240-300. Or you can buy the reaper papa san repros
@@theburgernoder2441 Never heard of those repros. Where can I find them/how much are they?
@@huntclanhunt9697 you get them at reaper papa san’s supply’s face book page and they sell for 200-300 depending on the size.
@@theburgernoder2441 Ah. Still a bit much for me. Guess I'll stick to my 80s impression kit.
Still have mine. Great condition too.
More South Vietnamese soldiers engaged in the battle of Hue and yet not a single soul in the movie
at 4:25 where's the magazine? all this time and just caught it now....
She was scared to come over to Amazon's America
Stinger tower
Bro why is the camera man scared there’s already another one and he’s invicable
Why does he even hav a camera if there’s an invincible one. 😂 😂 heck why Isnt the invincible guy holding a gun. 😂
What exactly happens to the Lieutenant? Does shrapnel kill him?
I think so
I've always been confused by this too. He was directly behind the tank, and it looks like he's the only one that gets nailed... from the safest position.
@@kobaltapollodorus8922 sh*t happens. There's been times I've gotten debris to hit my eye while wearing safety glasses at work debris can do some funny stuff. He just got unlucky.
@@kobaltapollodorus8922 nah his body gave out on him. Director meant to tell us he had a heart attack but for get too.
Jk i hav no idea.
These littlle pieces fly far away from the blast, but there should have been more soldiers struck behind him.
Why don't the tanks shell + rake the building with machine gun fire before the grunts move up? Doesn't make any tactical sense.
I know this is a year old comment,
But I think Kubrick’s point in doing subtle things like this is to show how inexperienced some of these men were in battle. Especially against the VC, they were extremely young, headstrong, and willing to die to kill (both parties).
Your point is right though, and if you look at modern military tactics, there’s no way those buildings would be standing before they moved men up.
i was thinking of walking behind the tank for cover. but the way i imagined it whoever did it should really have been just up behind there as close as he could get and yea to the central mass so that if that kind of thing happened the tank could take it instead for sure. and being up behind the tank like that might also help you keep from being seen so u wouldnt be a target for snipers. plus u would have cover
Yah but it's not bullets if the fire was on the left because the sniper fired from the left u could see flash but apparently it was a movie accident in Vietnam they wore flak jackets the odds of the shrapnel killing him is exstremly impossible from the chest there was no sniper hitting them it was just grenades or mortars trying to hit the tank
I hate to point this out but I do believe the tanks shown in this video are M46 Patton tanks which I don't think were used in Vietnam but I do believe the M48 Patton was used in Vietnam.
Yes M48‘s we’re used but these shown are M41 Walker Bulldogs
An easy way to tell us if you look at pictures of M46‘s and M48‘s they have 6 wheels on the side while the bulldog has 5
my step uncle was in veitnam but i have not met him yet
This the true movie about what the war really is. No heroic, epic, jingoist nonsense. FMJ should be shown in schools.
Cringe, "jingoist" is just indoctrinate speech
@@alexmag342 Wikipedia: 'Colloquially, jingoism is excessive bias in judging one's own country as superior to others - an extreme type of nationalism.'
Bounding over watch? Or traveling over watch?
38 she was 20
The man by man cover move is perfect in this film...shame to films 40+ years later where it's all "MOVE FUCK COVER FIRE KILL TEN GUYS EITH A SINGLE MAG MOVE OMG GORE BLOOD OMG MY FAMILY IGNORE THAT COVER MOVE MOVE!!!!!1111!!!!"
sigh...miss my puphood.
4:07
[F12] *screenshot saved*
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My fav war film of all time. Doubt it will get beaten
Who is the black guy in the giant poster behind?
Hynos toothpaste man
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I think that m60 would have made just a foundation out of that building.... I would have lit up that building like a christmas tree a second and even third time
These are m-41 bulldogs they have a smaller 76mm gun then the heavy M-60’s 105mm
@@thatdude1066 the m4 has a hutr rate of fire
4:25 he’s got no mag in
LOL was wondering who else caught that.
I don't know why he got killed???
THE EXPLOSION WAS SO FAR AWAY FROM HIM.
The debree and shrapnol wouldn't have got him. HE WAS STANDING RIGHT BEHIND THE TANK..
You absolutely could get killed from that far away. That’s why controlled demolition experts will observe from a mile away *with* a screen in front of them.
Could have been a VC who timed his shot with the explosion
Fast pressure changes and you get fucked
@@flyingpiggie979 it is kinda strange that he was the only casualty though and no one else near by.
I think it was a weird scene
I think the implication was that he got sniped from someone down the road
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I wonder which was worse in Vietnam, the urban or jungle warfare
The jungle by far
Was Vietnam so motorised those days? Burnt-out civilian cars and shattered buses everywhere...
Almost got married
You mean 68
2:16 - 3:26 I'm not sure they way they move is 100% accurate.
Yeah they should’ve taken cover instead of being in the open. But then again, I guess you can’t have soldiers all bunching up in one spot.
Movie mistake in here, still an unreal scene. Noticed that his m16 had a mag in it, then had no mag, then back to a mag for him to reload
Perhaps some kind of duality!
Can anyone tell me who the dude is in that huge poster? Creeps the bejesus out of me
PVT. Joker
Try google hynos toothpaste
Why Ho Chi Minh of course!
Just a smiling Vietnamese dude
I think it's Don Ho