My Gramps was there in the 7th ID. He said the reason they didn’t have winter gear was because they were prepping for Africa when they were redirected to Alaska. At that point they had trained for deserts, urban, mountains, river and beach landings, jungles, but never planned on cold weather. He told me Attu haunted him more than any other experience in the Pacific. He said the contrast of the blood on the snow was on his mind for years after the war. He stayed on until ‘48 or so for the occupation and transition of power. After he passed I learned that I was the only person he ever talked to about his service time. God bless all our service members.
@Kayden Hutchinson I think thousands of armed young men getting spooked in the fog of war is what caused it.. I'm Canadian and don't speak French unfortunately.
@@faselfasel2864 There was a large amount of well trained soldiers for America. Many knew the US was going to join the war in Europe early on and joined up, getting 2-3 years of training. It was the later replacements that revived like 6 weeks of training
There was something similar during WW2, but with the Germans. During "Operation Wikinger", couple of German ship sank, due to awful communication, without the British being present.
Japanese soldier who planted a mine and returned home: So kisuka was like “yeah they wouldn’t attack after we left, it would be clear we deser-“ *UAV ready to deploy*
The score board be going like “*DOUBLE KILL TRIPLE KILL QUAD KILL MASSACRE FIRST BLOOD LEVEL UP NUKE READY TO LAUNCH UAV READY JUGGERNAUT READY +10000 exp*”
"All war is based on deception... When we are close, we must seem far. When we are far, we must seem close." Sun Tzu, The Art of war. I'm starting to understand what he meant
My Grandfather was on Kiska as a Canadian member of the First Special Service Force. After here he got sent to the European theatre of operations in Italy The Rhineland and Southern France
The Philippines and Guam were both invaded and occupied by the Japanese in WWII, and both were considered U.S. soil. They were taken by the U.S. when the Spanish surrendered during the Spanish-American War. Alaska wasn't a state yet, so it was a U.S. territory also.
There still some Japanese submarines located in a under ground cave. The Japanese sank the subs and blew the entrance shut. If you want to visit some of the islands you well need permission from the military. There are keeps still in their crates out there and other equipment too. Biggest concern is unexploded munitions, not to mention Russian special forces sometimes sneak on to one of the islands and conduct live fire exercise against abandoned radar station.
One of my pet peeves with WW2 History Docs that involve Canada is that better than 50% of thes docs is that they feature the Maple Leaf flag to denote Canadian soldier. Would vid producer please remember that in WW2, the Canadian flag was the Red Ensign. Tens of thousands of Canadian soldiers died during WW2. I think its offensive to not feature the flag they died under.
i was in the coast guard a while back, and we went to kiska once...super creepy island. found all kinds of cool stuff, boats, trenches, bottles, bullet casings....all untouched
@@Simplehistory yea, we werent allowed to venture out too far because of reasons like that. it was a pretty dreary day too. i remember walking in from our small boat along side another half sunken boat...such a wild experience. we also found alot of those glass balls that alot of people buy from those stores, but these were still connected to netting and whatnot. such a great experience. wont ever forget it. the boat i was stationed on was the USCG Hickory, a buoy tender out of Homer, AK, and we made lots of trips to adak and dutch harbor. none were as cool and creepy as kiska. funny thing is, i remember hearing about all of what you have in your video, but never really thought super deep into it until now that i saw your upload. its such an incredible and sad story
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Grandpa in Isis: so anyways there was this time in WW2.... (Few hours later) So yeah now you know how Isis started friendly fire. Grandchild: but you were born on 1950 and Isis weren't even a thought then? Isis G: DIE TRAITOR!
Japanese high command: good work in fooling the Americans and Canadians at the aleutian islands making them kill each other while we didn't lose a single soldier at all good work! Japanese army: say what?....i mean yes! that was our plan all along sir
I too have an impulse to defend the reputation of my country however I have to look past it to see what was really happening. It's because of all the patriotic conditioning we got as kids.
It's a little sad the Americans aren't taught about this battle, though to be fair, when I was learning about ww2, we weren't given tons of details about the incident.
In high school they told me the only casualty in WW2 on US was an incident of a deadly balloon flying booby trap from Japan it accidentally killed a boy or 2 in San Francisco
@Lil Heinz94 I'm sorry but the US is responsible for so many blue on blue casualties, im surprised you would even say that. You guys really need to rethink this "shoot first, ask questions later" logic. Canada had been at war since 1939. 12 PPCLI infanteers, 4 of them who died, would beg to differ when they received a 250kg bomb from a US F16. The only thing I'll give you is that the canadian military lacks funding and equipment.
Hitler didn't commit suicide, that's just Soviet propaganda. He escaped to the German Antarctic base under the ice (yes, there were verified NSDAP military bases on Antarctica, some were hidden and could only be accessed by submarine) and then later to Argentina where the American FBI believes he died
I can imagine some instructor in some military school or training course pointing out this incident and saying, "So, here's how to NOT advance into enemy-held territory with limited visibility."
"Gee Grandpa, how many of the enemy did you kill in the war?" "Well,... Let's put it this way. I shot fifteen soldiers who died. Let's just leave it at that."
I'm in the aleutian islands right now and got to hike to the ww2 memorial area. It's insane how we could build concrete pill boxes on the side of the cliffs. I could see bullet holes too.
*Britain has declared war on Germany* *Canada has declared war on Germany* *Canada has declared war on Japan* *Canada has declared war on America* *Canada has declared war on Canada* Canada: Guys help my controls aren't working
Swaffle Canada speaks both English and French and Quebec is the only province that mainly speaks French and the one army on the island was the Winnipeg army unit and wennipeg speaks mainly English so it is a good joke but you should correct it
My father was on Attu and Kiska during WWII. It haunted him, the things he saw and the elements they had to deal with. On the "Canada vs US" I don't see how people can joke about it. It was a horrible situation and lack of communication was a real problem. Imagine the horror the soldiers must have felt when they realized what was happening.
Another HORRIFYING friendly fire situation happened during the Korean War. In order to distinguish friend from foe in the rough terrain, UN forces used ground signals to communicate with overhead aircraft. Problem is, the North Koreans figured out the signals and began copying them to confuse the American and other coalition pilots. This led to a couple of incidents IIRC where bombs were dropped on UN troops, one of them napalm. The poor American pilots literally were distraught and probably wished they were dead. I believe the signals were quickly changed, but talk about a DISASTROUS compromise of communications to the enemy!
Most likely units were just taken from other units and combined to make one big unit, it was most likely probably a batch of Victoria's Rifles, Duke of Connaught's, and South Alberta troops combined with other regiments as listed to form one big regiment.
US soldiers land on island full of spooky fog and receives incoming misterious fire from ghosts. And then at the end of the movie there are voices from the fog, "I think I got em 'eh."
Gregory Jason I was thinking more of a actual entity that leaves no bodies or blood when it hunts and the stories of friendly fire were the cover story
On the The Aleutian Islands campaign
, the Canadian soldiers were issued with American M1 helmets to avoid friendly fire incidents..
Simple History notice me sempie
Pro Tip: Use the same helmet and uniform as your enemies. The enemies will be so paranoid, that they'll kill each other without knowing.
Awesome video I really did enjoy it
Battle of guadalcanal
Simple History What were they wearing before that would tag them as hostile?
When no body is on the enemy team so you start killing your friends in the server
This is actually accurate
Announcer: "You have been auto-balanced to the losing team."
Wesley Davis XD
Wesley Davis bro they accidentally left friendly on
Gay picture
*Japanese show up after fight*
"Did... Did we win?!?!"
Kisuke, Are we ze Baddies.
Iiiee.
More like "We abandoned the island and snuck past ya through the fog. We thought you guys wouldn't bother going there."
Japanese when they run out of ammo:What do we do?
Japanese:Surprise attack
No.
Canadians and Americans: *Kill numerous soldiers in a friendly fire incident*
Austria: "first time?"
Lol I appreciate this
@William Signs just practice for vietnam
Did Canadians apologize for that?
That was my comment
sskuk 10 ottoman laughing in distance from their graves
My Gramps was there in the 7th ID. He said the reason they didn’t have winter gear was because they were prepping for Africa when they were redirected to Alaska. At that point they had trained for deserts, urban, mountains, river and beach landings, jungles, but never planned on cold weather. He told me Attu haunted him more than any other experience in the Pacific. He said the contrast of the blood on the snow was on his mind for years after the war. He stayed on until ‘48 or so for the occupation and transition of power. After he passed I learned that I was the only person he ever talked to about his service time. God bless all our service members.
your grandpa is a hero bless him
Wow nice story
God bless him............
Name?
@@dannyluciano1 What does that mean?
@@dannyluciano1 ?
I can’t even imagine how disorientating it would be to train and prepare for desert combat, only to then be thrown into a battle in the arctic.
*When the fog starts speaking English instead of Japanese.*
**confused screaming**
*unvisible confession covered by fog*
**visible confusion**
Oh Neptune
@@nytrex_yt7417 >invisible confusion
Meanwhile the Japanese: Didn't expect that reaction but that's Ok.
"A surprise to be sure, but a welcome one."
Thanks for the likes!
banzaiperson ITS “a surprise to be sure, but a welcome one” 😤
Shep Dog beat me too it
Didn't mention the traps set by the Japanese. I don't think they were surprised.
Canadians are so nice, even if they fire at you its still a "friendly" fire
I see
Yeah.... This is not the only fight between Canadians and Americans, You Know what I meant....
Google those British soldiers killed by yanks in desert storm.id rather of had the French with us
@@trickc1790 link?
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Canadians are friendly, even when it comes to initiating friendly fire.
@Kayden Hutchinson I think thousands of armed young men getting spooked in the fog of war is what caused it.. I'm Canadian and don't speak French unfortunately.
*Canadian kills friendlies.*
Canadian: Sorry!
So did canada won because they killed more americans?
Ah Canada, killing friendlies and enemies, with a smile :)
I am canadian
Imagine training all of your life just to be killed by your own comrades
Except you only trained a few month and then get thrown into battle
Hardcore Search & Destroy in a nutshell.
@@faselfasel2864 There was a large amount of well trained soldiers for America. Many knew the US was going to join the war in Europe early on and joined up, getting 2-3 years of training. It was the later replacements that revived like 6 weeks of training
@@ethanor It said in the video that each regiment, except for the 1st special service force were young and inexperienced in this specific operation.
@@ethanor Ever seen old footage of high school gym class prior to WW2? Looked very similar to military training. Everyone was ripped because of it.
The last time the US fought the Canadians in a war was in South Park, where the US implemented Operation Human Shield.
Fucking windows 98
I don’t listen to hip hop.
Americans and Canadians: *friendly fires at each other*
Austria: *Hey, I’ve seen this one!*
i dont get it, was it like wagram?
@@robowisanveithasung6022 I think it is a reference to the Battle of Karánsebes. ruclips.net/video/moXgYEaYW54/видео.html
Good one xD
It's okay Trump will pardon them...
No you haven’t, it’s brand new.
"The only land battle fought on U.S. soil in WWII" is simply not true - Guam was U.S. territory just like Alaska (which was not a state at this point)
Philippines being taking within the first few months: Am I a joke to you?
There was something similar during WW2, but with the Germans. During "Operation Wikinger", couple of German ship sank, due to awful communication, without the British being present.
Americans : "The Canadians wouldn't shoot us, they're friendly people."
*Friendly fire [ON]
Canadians : "Cowabunga it is."
as a canada and when i play games with some american friends it indeed goes down that path
Don't worry the Americans make up for it by bombing their own and allied troops in Iraq and Afghanistan
And Vietnam
And Korea
thesexybadger awe, someone is jealous of us superior Americans
Reminds me of that episode in Star Wars: The Clone Wars, where the clones were shooting each other due to poor communication and the fog.
Yooo that was depressing
Star wars the clone wars: Battle for Umbara
I wonder if it drew inspiration from kiska.
@@obsidianv3maybe, but it could also not
Never forget Umbara
“Friendly fire will not be tolerated”
Japanese soldier who planted a mine and returned home: So kisuka was like “yeah they wouldn’t attack after we left, it would be clear we deser-“
*UAV ready to deploy*
Wtf is that pfp
Lol man kill streak master
Juggernaut ready to deploy!!!
underrated joke
The score board be going like
“*DOUBLE KILL TRIPLE KILL QUAD KILL MASSACRE FIRST BLOOD LEVEL UP NUKE READY TO LAUNCH UAV READY JUGGERNAUT READY +10000 exp*”
I like how your animation quality is improving, it looks great
@Fuert Neigt That...is a lot of dollars.
This could be potential for a psychological mystery thriller historical film...
"All war is based on deception... When we are close, we must seem far. When we are far, we must seem close." Sun Tzu, The Art of war. I'm starting to understand what he meant
Americans and Canadians: *killing each other*
Japan: *lying* we knew that was gonna happen
You could consider the Philippines to also have battles on us soil, since it was a territory of the us.
My Grandfather was on Kiska as a Canadian member of the First Special Service Force. After here he got sent to the European theatre of operations in Italy The Rhineland and Southern France
The Philippines and Guam were both invaded and occupied by the Japanese in WWII, and both were considered U.S. soil. They were taken by the U.S. when the Spanish surrendered during the Spanish-American War. Alaska wasn't a state yet, so it was a U.S. territory also.
Americans: "Fire at will!"
Will from Britain: "Bloody yanks!"
British: "please open fire!"
Americans: Goddamn tommies..
Actually as the story was told the Canadians fired first
There still some Japanese submarines located in a under ground cave. The Japanese sank the subs and blew the entrance shut.
If you want to visit some of the islands you well need permission from the military. There are keeps still in their crates out there and other equipment too. Biggest concern is unexploded munitions, not to mention Russian special forces sometimes sneak on to one of the islands and conduct live fire exercise against abandoned radar station.
This was an unintentional War of 1812 reboot
US and Canada: They played us like a damn fiddle!
Quite possibly even bamboozled!
Japan: yeeeahhh it was all part of the plan.
'Congratulations you played yourself'
MGS fan 🤘
Never knew about this but my great grandfather was one of the Canadian troops sent to Alaska
7:25 Revenge for the burning of York? (Never knew Canadians to hold a grudge...)
York peppermint patties
My grandpa fought in that battle in WW2 he was the first person from Guam who got drafted in the US Army in 1940
One of my pet peeves with WW2 History Docs that involve Canada is that better than 50% of thes docs is that they feature the Maple Leaf flag to denote Canadian soldier. Would vid producer please remember that in WW2, the Canadian flag was the Red Ensign. Tens of thousands of Canadian soldiers died during WW2. I think its offensive to not feature the flag they died under.
Canadian and American soldiers: *sees the slightest movement in the fog*
Also Canadian and American soldiers: So you have chosen... death
So, Guam, Wake and the Philippines weren't U.S. yellp0p
Territories
Options --> Settings --> Friendly Fire (disabled) --> CLICK --> Friendly Fire (enabled) --> Saved --> Return to Game
It must have been terrifying that the soldiers though they were gonna be on the defensive and at risk of an invasion
i was in the coast guard a while back, and we went to kiska once...super creepy island. found all kinds of cool stuff, boats, trenches, bottles, bullet casings....all untouched
You had to be careful of the mines I assume ?
@@Simplehistory yea, we werent allowed to venture out too far because of reasons like that. it was a pretty dreary day too. i remember walking in from our small boat along side another half sunken boat...such a wild experience. we also found alot of those glass balls that alot of people buy from those stores, but these were still connected to netting and whatnot. such a great experience. wont ever forget it. the boat i was stationed on was the USCG Hickory, a buoy tender out of Homer, AK, and we made lots of trips to adak and dutch harbor. none were as cool and creepy as kiska. funny thing is, i remember hearing about all of what you have in your video, but never really thought super deep into it until now that i saw your upload. its such an incredible and sad story
Japanese forces be like: they are killing each other, let's leave them and comeback latet
Sad, the horrid feeling of hopeless breathing and spilling of blood. The terror is unimaginable
Girls: Awww, look at this cute dog I found!
Boys: OH MY GOD THE JAPANESE ARE ATTACKING!
@Levi Bachus k
I'd be both lol
From the fog: French speaking
American soldier: So anyway I started blasting
Is* 😂😂🤣
Bruh they didn't speak French it was English only Quebecers speak that garbage language
@@monkaraces4328 *our logo*
Nah, I don’t think you were paying attention to the video. It was the Canadian soldiers that started firing at people in the fog first.
"You thought you would find Japanese soldiers but it was I, Dio! "
Don't you mean "Canadio" ?
Lessons were learned from operation Cottage. Yeah don't name your military operations "Landcrab" and "Cottage".
This would be a great operation in battlefield 5
Japan : Executed order 66
US and Canada: So anyway we started blasting
The Battle Of Castle Itter: Friendly-fire Enabled
The Battle Of Aleutian Islands: fRiEnDlY_FiRe EnAbLeD
They found a dog named "Explosion". Nice :D
"Our greatest enemy is ourselves"
I think that fits pretty well
Legend has it the Canadians are still apologizing to this day...
Legends are true
The Suburban Woodsmen Sorry
Lol
@@canadacanada8364 say sorry! Say sorry about your actions (insert stereotypical Canadian accent).
Masticatious sorry
When you realize you are your worst enemy.
Aleutian Islands Campaign: “I’m the only battle on US soil during WW2.”
Filipino Campaigns: “Am I a joke to you?”
This is a prime example of way too many points in Charisma and not enough points in leadership.
What about all of those land battles that happened on the Pacific islands that America retook from Japan like Guam, Saipan, etc?
“So anyways i started blasting” -Daddy DeVito
..But I missed. I cant see too good. So I started chasing them, but I don't run so good either :p
Wold you like an egg in these trying times?
Plot Twist:
They started to fire at each other because the Canadians made fun of the Americans about their healthcare system
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Thanks for the history
American Patrol: *exists*
Canadian Soldier: So anyway, I started blasting.
I love how the video takes these incredibly sad and tragic friendly fire incidents and turns them into a Looney Tunes skit lol...
My uncle was in C company of the 17th. They landed at the northernmost beach.
“You have been kicked from the match for team killing”
Team damage -25
Press x to boot player from match fpr betraying you.
DANG IT
Aw cmon! I didn’t even know who it was!
Friendly Fire -6000sl
ISIS would still probably claim responsibility for this incident
Grandpa in Isis: so anyways there was this time in WW2.... (Few hours later)
So yeah now you know how Isis started friendly fire.
Grandchild: but you were born on 1950 and Isis weren't even a thought then?
Isis G: DIE TRAITOR!
Person isis dislike Trips and splits his skull then diyng
Isis claims responsibility
ISIS killed my hamster! 😢
I laughed so loud my ears started ringing XD
@@ericdpeerik3928 sad
When a Japanese soldier 5000 miles away from the island receives 100 XP from that randomly placed booby trap he set weeks earlier.
200 IQ outplay
Teemo
Big brain time
That’s me in fortnite
The ol' GTA Online proxy drop
Japanese: If anyone asks, this was our plan the whole time..
Jason Huestis you fools you fell for the oldest trick in the book
@leon oh how the turntables
Japanese high command: good work in fooling the Americans and Canadians at the aleutian islands making them kill each other while we didn't lose a single soldier at all good work!
Japanese army: say what?....i mean yes! that was our plan all along sir
Fools
Loool
The Japanese : *Couldn't defeat the Americans and Canadians*
Americans and Canadians : "Fine, I'll do it myself"
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Nice 69
Just imagin i liked too
Best comment award
Pedro Juan The Canadians didn’t fight the Japanese lmao but okay boomer
Americans/Canadians: “Hah, nobody can beat us!”
Americans/Canadians: “Not so fast.”
Japan: I used the U.S and Canada to destroy the U.S and Canada
No thats just the amercians
@@mafyboy0420
Canadians were involved it's nothing to be offended about.
I too have an impulse to defend the reputation of my country however I have to look past it to see what was really happening. It's because of all the patriotic conditioning we got as kids.
@@StevenTheAristolianNerd I think everyone should be patriotic tbh
Japan: *leaves*
US and Canada: so anyway, I started blasting!
MrCrumpets368 We*
@@leithesocialistyuricon8981 it's a reference. "I" is correct
hahaha
@@leithesocialistyuricon8981 COMMUNISM
Eugene Krabs I get that, but I made a change because it’s Canada and the Yanks
Best war ever:
United States and Canada vs United States and Canada
War: There are no winners
😂👌
I think the United States and Canada would win
I thought the same, but United States and Canada lost
That is just War Thunder mixed battles
I never knew this battle existed until now. Thank you for telling me
Same here
I bet most of us didn’t. I’m surprised I didn’t wonder what happened to the Aleutian Islands after Midway
It's a little sad the Americans aren't taught about this battle, though to be fair, when I was learning about ww2, we weren't given tons of details about the incident.
In high school they told me the only casualty in WW2 on US was an incident of a deadly balloon flying booby trap from Japan it accidentally killed a boy or 2 in San Francisco
420 Blazeit - its crazy, I went to the sight in Oregon. Killed 5 kids on a field trip I believe
It was just one mistake and yet it cost so many lives.
Damn😔
ProDeathBot20 sometimes that’s all it takes
Damn😞
@Lil Heinz94 I'm sorry but the US is responsible for so many blue on blue casualties, im surprised you would even say that. You guys really need to rethink this "shoot first, ask questions later" logic.
Canada had been at war since 1939.
12 PPCLI infanteers, 4 of them who died, would beg to differ when they received a 250kg bomb from a US F16.
The only thing I'll give you is that the canadian military lacks funding and equipment.
Phantom The "shoot first, ask questions later" logic is a stereotype for Americans. You have too be real stupid to believe that quote.
Fun fact, Hitler used this exact strategy when he killed Hitler.
Hitler survived ww2 the us got released documents years ago about this..
@@sunnyztmoney Fun fact, CONSPIRACY means a secret plan by a group to do something unlawful or harmful, not a true fact.
Hitler didn't commit suicide, that's just Soviet propaganda. He escaped to the German Antarctic base under the ice (yes, there were verified NSDAP military bases on Antarctica, some were hidden and could only be accessed by submarine) and then later to Argentina where the American FBI believes he died
@@roguespearsf Hitler died In Berlin along with the rest of Germany that day no way he would of wanted to go on after the war.
@@roguespearsf conspiracy theories are theories, not facts 🤡
Recommendation, read the book: Ghosts in the Fog
It’s about the invasion and everything
Great book
Someone else commented this 1st but you have way more likes. Funny how that works sometimes
Kangaroo_Jack 69 one of my favorites of WW2
Jack Sorell I almost bought that book but I seemed boring
Jack Sorell is there a lot of action in it
When you got shot and you heard "sorry" instead of "banzai"
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Lmao
@@kylestroup3077 oh my god your emojis
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Americans: *hold up*
*Canadians Speaking French shouting Friendly!*
American Company Leader: “IT’S A JAPANESE, OPEN FIRE!!”
Well they were from Winnipeg, which is English speaking...
@@TheHDPerspective there is french speakers in Winnipeg
The fussiliers regiment is francophone. From Quebec.
Peter C 😂😂😂 “winterpeg”
An American would never say “it’s a Japanese.” Ya numb nuts
Japan **inflicts casualties without using troops**
Japan: i see this as an absolute win
Gets nuked twice.
@@funguystudios6906 uh oh stinky
*Japan goes time travel unit 713 in alternate reality*
ah yes man in the high castle
win
*surrenders*
Americans: *taking notes* Intrestsing
Tomato cheeto.
My great-grandfather was apart of this battle. He was also stationed in Alaska
Did he survive? If he did, I salute him for his service. If he died, well, may he R.I.P.
did he killed any Canadian or US?
Did he win any battle medals?
*a part
"Hold Your Fire!"
"Did you say fire?"
"I said hold your fire!"
"Alright I'm going to fire!"
Blyat
Patrick Weber Boston massacre be like
But my dog fire is at my house?
I see a lot of people are not getting the other reference to a movie.
@Charger SPS yes
Americans when the trees speak Vietnamese
Russians when the snow speaks Finnish
Canadians when the fog speaks American
I laughed, and then laughed even harder at your name. Thank you.
Are you dumb? It isnt American, its Americanese
@@Prizrak131 you sure it isn't Americanglish?
@@yoraccattack No, it's Americkish
@@sienag313 And also germans when the building started speaking Russian
Moral of the story: Communication is key in every close relationship
Did u mean communism
I agree with ChrisBBacon; that's not how you properly spell communism.
You mean NATO cronyism?
Honey I cheated on you with Lucy next doors...see but the important thing is we are communicating!!!
He doesn’t mean Communism he means Communication like he said dumb nuts
When they landed on the island they heard *Free For All*
More like **It's a Battle Royale**
@@strider029 battle royale is trash so no its ffa
“Shut up lock in and load up” BO2 best line ever
@@strider029 no free for all from call of duty voice
"Free For All", the 1976 Ted Nugent album?
“ So anyway Grandad, who did you kill more of, the Japanese or the Germans?”
Grandad:
Italy: :(
@@trophymaster1330 I can’t believe I Left my boys the Italians out of this comment, frick
@@omendium2918 Just Edit the comment
😂😄 awkward!
He killed 1 german and 45 Japanese soilders my buddy.
Canadian Soldier: Merde!!!!
American Soldier: I didn't hear English, smoke em!
Bruh moment
sgtdanny69148 😂😂😂
GOD DAMMIT MOST CANADIANS DONT SPEAK FRENCH
@@rj-mu7ns but there are some that do
@@parabellum9367 I know. I'm just saying most don't
I can imagine some instructor in some military school or training course pointing out this incident and saying, "So, here's how to NOT advance into enemy-held territory with limited visibility."
So true.
It is exactly how you advance, violence of action.
>t. Actual infantryman
Japan: *Invades Alaskan islands*
Uncle Sam: *Breathes heavily*
Operation Anchorage
Fallout
Problem with that is it was the Chinese that invaded in Fallout, not the Japanese.
@@kurtberliner7049 i am playing fallout 3
@@adrianlanda7206 New Vegas is better
"Gee Grandpa, how many of the enemy did you kill in the war?"
"Well,... Let's put it this way. I shot fifteen soldiers who died. Let's just leave it at that."
Ha!
My Grandpa brought down 10 German airplanes. He was easily the worst mechanic in the Luftwaffe.
Bryan Morgan Nein gut - nein gut. Ha!
My great grandfather was a kamikaze pilot.
He flew one mission and had one kill
Me in team death match in reality mode. I killed 52 enemy soldiers... including 8 enemies.
They did what every man does at some point of their life.
Tested if friendly fire is on.
As said in the tobuscus trailer for AC revlations "friendly fires on... Apparently"
So true...
Ok YNW Melly
True
Ay Franklin, did you kill Devin?
I'm in the aleutian islands right now and got to hike to the ww2 memorial area. It's insane how we could build concrete pill boxes on the side of the cliffs. I could see bullet holes too.
*Britain has declared war on Germany*
*Canada has declared war on Germany*
*Canada has declared war on Japan*
*Canada has declared war on America*
*Canada has declared war on Canada*
Canada: Guys help my controls aren't working
Civ
haha!
They're red on the radar. Smoke em boys!
@@subbytubby7423 it why is it smoky outside?
Lol
When you liberate the island from your self
Your profile picture fits pretty well with your comment
POOT
The Civil War was fought in 10,000 places
This is more of a civil war joke but ok 👌
liberate'nt
The Alaskan bullworm destroyed the Japanese occupation
Good one
Avery the Cuban-American Hello again, Avery!
Damn it you again
nice
@@Nugcon noicce
When the fog starts apologizing:
*Peace was never an option*
They're Canadian, it was french
Swaffle Canada speaks both English and French and Quebec is the only province that mainly speaks French and the one army on the island was the Winnipeg army unit and wennipeg speaks mainly English so it is a good joke but you should correct it
@@skelworthvods984 wtf?
When the fog of war is not a metaphor.
@@orderchaos5526
What are you confused about?
My father was on Attu and Kiska during WWII. It haunted him, the things he saw and the elements they had to deal with. On the "Canada vs US" I don't see how people can joke about it. It was a horrible situation and lack of communication was a real problem. Imagine the horror the soldiers must have felt when they realized what was happening.
Another HORRIFYING friendly fire situation happened during the Korean War. In order to distinguish friend from foe in the rough terrain, UN forces used ground signals to communicate with overhead aircraft. Problem is, the North Koreans figured out the signals and began copying them to confuse the American and other coalition pilots. This led to a couple of incidents IIRC where bombs were dropped on UN troops, one of them napalm. The poor American pilots literally were distraught and probably wished they were dead. I believe the signals were quickly changed, but talk about a DISASTROUS compromise of communications to the enemy!
Comedy is tragedy plus time.
@@lavieestlenfer Except when it comes to the Holocaust for some reason
@@uberd3323 Plenty of humor police out there telling you what you can't laugh at.
I want to join the Canadian “other smaller regiments” unit
Most likely units were just taken from other units and combined to make one big unit, it was most likely probably a batch of Victoria's Rifles, Duke of Connaught's, and South Alberta troops combined with other regiments as listed to form one big regiment.
You ain’t small enough.
Jajaja
KarDboard98 dude same. They sound hardcore
KarDboard98 I knew a guy from the unit named John Doe
Yeah, so that fog. It was a real problem.
So I shot at it.
....
Mist.
Badum tssk
Hahaha...
😂
👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿🗡️
This comment is just.... golden
Canada didn't just say sorry for this. They wrote an entire essay that they're still reading today.
This is a good setting for a military horror movie.
Why hasn't this been made yet? Id pay to see it
Right down to the missing villagers who lived there.
US soldiers land on island full of spooky fog and receives incoming misterious fire from ghosts. And then at the end of the movie there are voices from the fog, "I think I got em 'eh."
@@bandolando3265 because the embarrassment will start to sink in again LMAO
Gregory Jason I was thinking more of a actual entity that leaves no bodies or blood when it hunts and the stories of friendly fire were the cover story
Fog: *fog noises*
Some random Canadian: “so anyways I started blasting”
I thought it was the Americans
Velcranox Naziri the Americans and Canadians both fought each other accidentally but it was a Canadian soldier that fired first.
Damn, that Canadian got the highest kill streak then
28 Americans dead versus 4 Canadians that says a lot
@@dreadpiraterobertsii4420 it's even more embasrsing for the Americans when the Canadian soldiers were "zombies".
Something: * move *
American and canadian: so anyway I started blasting
Starts shooting, hears "it's us stop firing!" proceeds to throw grenades.
"Oh god, these guys are so annoying. Now I definitely have to kill them"
That poor idiot. RIP.
it reminds me of the deer hunting skit from whitest kids you know.... he really ricked him
Well he technically stopped shooting he tossed a grenade
He had them on mute
“Friendly fire will not be tolerated” didn’t activate?
They must have disabled it using console controls.
Ryne Hubbs I guess they wanted the noobs to destroy each other
Mods
Rashed1255 -100
It did when that guy started chucking grenades