This story is false. Not sure why it keeps getting pushed around, the real story is that the footage was taken to England and got over exposed and sadly they got destroyed. What's left is all that survived
The earliest, most graphic CBC D-Day landing craft Canadian soldiers struggling ashore movie clips were rushed back to London for processing, then promptly misfiled. They were relocated decades later, probably when all material had to be recopied onto more stable film stock.
Bet it wasn’t a “accident” during ww2 they didn’t want people back home to see the footage and show what they were actually going through the only footage they showed civilians back home at the time was pictures of soldiers smiling at cameras which they were told to smile.
@@anthonypolaczuk5047 😂😂 whatcha talking about? Officers are KNOWN to lose important paperwork all the time. 😂 Ask any active soldier how often their LES, ERB, promotion paperwork, BLC, JKO/AKO certs, or DA31's go missing and they have to go print or re-do it a bunch of times.
it is also pretty hard to record when your trying to land on a beach the ramp drops the people in the front get torn to shreds by the mg 42s and your running up a beach under heavy fire and some artillery
Robert Capa was the only photographer to land with the first wave on Omaha. After the battle the technician developing the photos was so excited by how they were turning out he got distracted and melted almost all the negatives Capa took of the first wave. That's why the 6 photos that survived were so blurry and it actually served as inspiration for the landing scene in Saving Private Ryan.
Was far from an accident, some was also burned by Ford if I remember correctly. That day messed up alot of the young and even older guys mentally specially the directors hired by the army to film the war.
Captain Ford is John Ford, one of the most famous film directors of all time, and there’s no account that he just dropped it in the ocean. There’s a myth that a Major associated with Ford dropped the tape, but historians don’t think there’s much validity to that. People really have to learn how to use google.
Ok when my son its 50 or 20 it will be the future advance technology i will tell him to make a time machine to catch the footage and bring it to the dude who film it
Just watch Saving Private Ryan for the amphib perspective and BoB for the airborne. SPR had veterans of the landing walking out of theaters because it was too real. Probably the most realistic depictions of those operations ever made.
Well the battle wasn’t over. It was sent while the fighting was ongoing. And that was just the American beaches. Lots survived from the British and Canadian ones.
at least thats better than the situation in egypt where even historical footage for the most basic things like army training , maneuverers and even news reels is hidden from the public
all you would see is a lot of people running on a beach or sitting on a hill getting their limbs and bodies completely torn apart with their brains and intestines getting blown out while struggling to push towards the hill with a shitload of bombs and gunfire going off everywhere trust me you probably don't want to see the actual footage
That is messed up man because many lost their lives on that beach and all we would see is men screaming in agony limbs and intestines all over the ground and that would mostly be traumatic for us to see or hear
Christ people maybe the man just wants to see the actual reality of the battle or just more footage from more people in the battle rather than just a few scenes that have been replayed over and over. I doubt the guy wants to see it just for the gore.
"choose a superpower." Me: *timetravels* Captain: "Who are you and why are you here?" Me: "I came to beat the heck out of you." meanwhile im beating the captain:*You damn irresponsible fool! why. the. heck. you. irresponsibly drop the damn frigging footages in the damn OCEAN!*
General macarthur didn't want and soldiers to watch the footages because of how gruesome the landings were. I forgot who it was, but one of the director who became a soldier to make war films was drunk because of how much soldiers were killed and was forced to go back after the landings.
and thats why in all media its always the same Boats get destroyed The MC survives to the shore MC rushes from cover to cover behind the X shaped metalic plates. MC gets to the wire fence and uses bangalores to destroy it. Then goes past some defenses either snipers or turrets or both. Then into a bunker and trough it. There it kinda ends unless they get like an objective to go destroy some Anti Air guns or even more bunkers
You cant really be casual like "you have one job" even though the Germans shot machine guns and your teammates head goes under his feet. You can't say "you have one job" when you have to jump off your landing hip, crawl in th ocean neck deep with 30-60 pounds of equipment on your back.
This feels like one of the things that time travel would be actually good to us, having footage of one of the greatest feats of war in mankind's history is something we just need
Actually, it wasn't dropped in the ocean. It was ruined because it was developed in too hot of a developer. That would require a shorter time in solution. In this case, the overdevelopment turned the film to black. FYI, normal development is 28°C/68°F. The film was Kodak Super X. The slower brother of the iconic Tri X that is still made today.
If they have given that footage to a private then it would have actually made it to the destination. Not surprised an officer dropped it into the ocean lol
I thought it got to the developers and they overdeveloped and destroyed most of the footage and photos? I know Robert Capa, famous war photographer, lost like 80% of his photos due to a mess up during development back home.
Yo dude way to bring that back up Jesus man I'm sure his family was relieved when. You brought that back up like phewweew man people almost forgot thanx pal awwww man there prob mad as hell buddy but thanx for the info
That's a very very expensive scene to run again. Yikes.
Yea that cost over 425,000 cash
Nah bruh it would cost billions
nah it would cost millions of lives
@@jolleerancherswagman thousands*
@@danilapolesciuk4316 MILLIONS
I guess "oops" didn't cut it.
Haha!
@@TSPLY haha!
HaHa!
Yeah, the coral did
@@triplehorizon590 haha!
“I just want to talk to him”
Peter Griffin
"I just wanna talk to him"
"I just wanna talk to him"
"I just wanna talk to him"
"I just wanna shoot him"
Hes already dead
@@aguaaqua6343not for long ⚡️
@@aguaaqua6343REALLY🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯 bro really didn't get the joke💀💀💀
@@Jared_Fogel you didnt get the joke
Many cameramen died that day, that is why they enact the cameraman's invincibility act of 1946.
Cameraman are true heroes! after this enactmant camermans are safe now 😊
Wow so funny dead camera man joke oh my god im laughing
"The camera man never dies"
It was all a lie 😢
There was only a single cameraman on the battlefield and he survived
@@AmYisraelChai10 quite the opposite. The joke is Cameramen dont die
The captain: oh crap! Ok, we'll need to run a retake, everyone back to their positions!
Lol
The ded guys: oh well guess we go back to life and die again 😑
@@Louie0707 Dead*
@USSR🤓
@@coolnerd1011 you stupid or somethin? cuz people say “ded” as a joke not cuz they misspelled it lmao
“There goes Butterfingers Ford. I Heard they were so pissed at him for that DDay BS they knocked him down to butterbar.”
Lmao
They probably revoked his commission and made him go back to basic training
@@theslayersshotgun9201definitely not, he was told to
The guy that lost them, just happened to be a Capt. Yeah, some things don’t change.
This isn't even his first butterfinger moment 💀
Wdym
Like, corruption?
@@IwonyoulostLOLno internal military joke
This story is false. Not sure why it keeps getting pushed around, the real story is that the footage was taken to England and got over exposed and sadly they got destroyed. What's left is all that survived
i cant blame him the battle was just overwhelming that even a cameraman was lost
….
Multiple camera men
Saving private Ryan prolly the closest thing we got to the actual beach
there is actually another one that is the closest thing, The Longest Day 1962
@@user-ml6zh1re5n that isnt d-day tho
It literally is?? Wdym it isnt? Just watch the movie and figure ya 2 brain cells out@@Lead7170
lead, I literally looked it up and it was about a 1959 novel on D day, research more before commenting
@@user-ml6zh1re5n yeah ik i was dumb for some reason i thought u were talking about one with the same title but about nam or smthn
The earliest, most graphic CBC D-Day landing craft Canadian soldiers struggling ashore movie clips were rushed back to London for processing, then promptly misfiled. They were relocated decades later, probably when all material had to be recopied onto more stable film stock.
Of course the state funded CBC was corrupt even back in those days
such a shame they dont have much footage of omaha
Imagine the camera man died in D-DAY
No shit sherlock that's why.
Not possible
Camera guys have plot armor
@@walterwhitejr591 lol many camera men died in ww2 u can even see pictures of dead soldiers with camera in hand
@@rudolphreindeer7910 no the camera man is immortal silly
Bet it wasn’t a “accident” during ww2 they didn’t want people back home to see the footage and show what they were actually going through the only footage they showed civilians back home at the time was pictures of soldiers smiling at cameras which they were told to smile.
That’s hilarious, what conspiracy are you gunna say next?
I 100% agree with you. I’ve done countless of hours of research and many believe this to be the case.
@@voicai7910 Most likely if he were to reply he would straight up call you a clown 🤡
There is no way a military captain accidentally dropped a truckload of footage in the ocean.
@@anthonypolaczuk5047 😂😂 whatcha talking about? Officers are KNOWN to lose important paperwork all the time. 😂 Ask any active soldier how often their LES, ERB, promotion paperwork, BLC, JKO/AKO certs, or DA31's go missing and they have to go print or re-do it a bunch of times.
Bro had ONE JOB TO DO
"ON ACCIDENT"
“Goddamn, STUPID FORD!”
Bro imagine ww3 starts and then normandy starts again but they got all footage 💀
bro, you don’t call it “normandy”. they invaded normandy.
What your saying makes no sense mate😂
Normandie starts again 💀💀
@@Chuked 💀💀💀💀💀
Yeah that beach is going to start beaching again
it is also pretty hard to record when your trying to land on a beach the ramp drops the people in the front get torn to shreds by the mg 42s and your running up a beach under heavy fire and some artillery
"Now we gotta do it again..."
Seems about right😂
surprised the cameraman even survived
mmm around 40 died.
He didnt
How can you be that clumsy
By design
Me:
I’m guessing nerves. Dude had the most horrific experience of his life.
well. it was a battlefield isnt it?
Lmao
Robert Capa was the only photographer to land with the first wave on Omaha. After the battle the technician developing the photos was so excited by how they were turning out he got distracted and melted almost all the negatives Capa took of the first wave. That's why the 6 photos that survived were so blurry and it actually served as inspiration for the landing scene in Saving Private Ryan.
Was far from an accident, some was also burned by Ford if I remember correctly. That day messed up alot of the young and even older guys mentally specially the directors hired by the army to film the war.
That's what happens when you give Carl the goddamn camera.
Imagine being in hell on earth and stopping mid way to take a wide shot
Captain Ford is John Ford, one of the most famous film directors of all time, and there’s no account that he just dropped it in the ocean. There’s a myth that a Major associated with Ford dropped the tape, but historians don’t think there’s much validity to that. People really have to learn how to use google.
Bruh moment
Ok when my son its 50 or 20 it will be the future advance technology i will tell him to make a time machine to catch the footage and bring it to the dude who film it
i like how he worte "D-DAY YOU HAD 1 JOB!" in the title like they where there to film the next winter soldier
Just watch Saving Private Ryan for the amphib perspective and BoB for the airborne. SPR had veterans of the landing walking out of theaters because it was too real. Probably the most realistic depictions of those operations ever made.
Whats bob?
@@fire_mex8430 Band of Brothers
Well the battle wasn’t over. It was sent while the fighting was ongoing. And that was just the American beaches. Lots survived from the British and Canadian ones.
Dday didn’t have “one job.” The Soldiers were there to protect and serve to their country. Though we want footage, they were there for the battle.
Biggest bruh moment in history
Oh damm looks like we gotta figth and reacreqt d-day
"one of the greatest battles on earth" nice one 😂😂😂
That man for sure got whooped
It is a battle. You cannot even imagine what it is like to be there. It is a miracle it was even documented
Even as a historian I think sometimes there are just some things we don’t need to see
Imagine how stressed he was of people dyng😔the cameraman
Imagine all these people fighting in a war dying and you got a cameraman just taking pictures
this is like making toy story 2 and almost deleting it all
This man should be the face of the army.
That title is correct d day did have one job, and it did what it was a success they weren’t worried about video
Cpt. Ford Really just threw a huge chunk of history into the ocean....
Him: D Day you have one job
D Day: oh not to protect the country?
Him: Yes to LIBERATE countries
@@aeoe665 *liberate
@@aeoe665 *to puppet
@@perineo2231 They were literally already a puppet
@@Ember-vw2ms no you puppet all Europe is different
This video Hits harder then Japan seeing the second sub🤯💯🤯💯💯💯🤯
the ultimate troll
Wow. Thanks Captain Ford.
This is Alan Bean level
"Shii, we gotta run it back, i wasnt recording"
Well time for take two
I heard there's still several very VERY graphic film left and it won't be released for a long long time.
Imagine there were like.. oops forgot to start recording...
Greatest battle ever...lmfao
at least thats better than the situation in egypt where even historical footage for the most basic things like army training , maneuverers and even news reels is hidden from the public
"On accident"? Urban legend is that it was so horrid that it was purposely "lost".
The 1% 🍷🗿
Yes, because they were screaming “FOR THE REPUBLIC!!!” the entire battle
Cameraman never dies 😢
Wonder if it’s it’s still loathing in the sea
Floating
Damn so there could have been a lot more we could have seen 😭😭😭. How D day actually was
all you would see is a lot of people running on a beach or sitting on a hill getting their limbs and bodies completely torn apart with their brains and intestines getting blown out while struggling to push towards the hill with a shitload of bombs and gunfire going off everywhere
trust me you probably don't want to see the actual footage
You *wanted* to see people getting torn to shreds by artillery and MG-42’s? Jesus Christ.
That is messed up man because many lost their lives on that beach and all we would see is men screaming in agony limbs and intestines all over the ground and that would mostly be traumatic for us to see or hear
@@slopcrusher3482yes
Christ people maybe the man just wants to see the actual reality of the battle or just more footage from more people in the battle rather than just a few scenes that have been replayed over and over. I doubt the guy wants to see it just for the gore.
“Accident”
…”on accident.”
I feel there’s sum they ain’t tellin us.
I don’t think it was an accident, he did that to not show us the horror
Captain. Ford is an certified blue falcon
Dude probably witnessed unspeakable horrors that day and didn’t want the American people to see it so he “accidentally” drops it
"choose a superpower."
Me: *timetravels*
Captain: "Who are you and why are you here?"
Me: "I came to beat the heck out of you."
meanwhile im beating the captain:*You damn irresponsible fool! why. the. heck. you. irresponsibly drop the damn frigging footages in the damn OCEAN!*
General macarthur didn't want and soldiers to watch the footages because of how gruesome the landings were. I forgot who it was, but one of the director who became a soldier to make war films was drunk because of how much soldiers were killed and was forced to go back after the landings.
right like from all other battles we have 4K footage all over the place :)
My great grandfather (ww2 SF) gave me a bunch of unreleased pictures of one of the camps he liberated.
“ oh no guys I forgot to record” 💀💀💀
“ on accident “ my ass
Nope. Not having it. That sounds like a huge cover up to me. There are plenty of cover ups and lies about that whole thing
One of the greatest battles on earth💀
How did this happen the cameraman is literally immortal
and thats why in all media its always the same
Boats get destroyed
The MC survives to the shore
MC rushes from cover to cover behind the X shaped metalic plates.
MC gets to the wire fence
and uses bangalores to destroy it.
Then goes past some defenses either snipers or turrets or both.
Then into a bunker and trough it.
There it kinda ends unless they get like an objective to go destroy some Anti Air guns or even more bunkers
to all the guys the out there thank you and I couldn't imagine how bad it was your all heros
Captain Price: or crap we get them next time
Saving Private Ryan is pretty much exactly what it was like and people that were there that day watch the movie and agreed.
YOU HAD ONE JOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOB
bro forget that the footage drop the footage in the ocean😂
TSPLY: Captain Ford drops the footages of d-day into the ocean accident.
Me: *This takes the "oopsie daisy" into the whole another level*
Definitely wasn't private snafu I love those cartoons
They then realize that it was just a reenactment of Normandy
„Ah shit I dropped it, can we do it again?“
Way to go buddy 😂😂
"oops it fell,gotta do it again"
You cant really be casual like "you have one job" even though the Germans shot machine guns and your teammates head goes under his feet. You can't say "you have one job" when you have to jump off your landing hip, crawl in th ocean neck deep with 30-60 pounds of equipment on your back.
Man had ONE job
This feels like one of the things that time travel would be actually good to us, having footage of one of the greatest feats of war in mankind's history is something we just need
This is absolutely not one of the greatest feats of war.
Damn those tapes are probably buried in the oceans forever
A drone footage would have been so amazing😯
The guy: FU**
Actually, it wasn't dropped in the ocean. It was ruined because it was developed in too hot of a developer. That would require a shorter time in solution. In this case, the overdevelopment turned the film to black. FYI, normal development is 28°C/68°F. The film was Kodak Super X. The slower brother of the iconic Tri X that is still made today.
If they have given that footage to a private then it would have actually made it to the destination. Not surprised an officer dropped it into the ocean lol
Battle Ends.
Cameraman: Wait I wasn't looking, do it again!
Famous Hollywood director John Ford
I thought it got to the developers and they overdeveloped and destroyed most of the footage and photos? I know Robert Capa, famous war photographer, lost like 80% of his photos due to a mess up during development back home.
Yo dude way to bring that back up Jesus man I'm sure his family was relieved when. You brought that back up like phewweew man people almost forgot thanx pal awwww man there prob mad as hell buddy but thanx for the info
"d day you had one job." Yeah take the beach
The really need to explore the rest of the ocean 💀💀