BAND OF BROTHERS EPISODE 6 | REACTION | FIRST TIME WATCHING
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- BAND OF BROTHERS EPISODE 6 | REACTION | FIRST TIME WATCHING
BIBLE VERSE OF THE DAY
Jeremiah 29:11
For I know the plans I have for you,” declares the Lord, “plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future.
Enjoy my reaction as I watch "BAND OF BROTHERS EPISODE 6 (BASTOGNE)" for the first time!
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Original Movie: BAND OF BROTHERS EPISODE 6 (BASTOGNE)
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The two nurses shown in this episode are real people as well. The woman that befriended Eugene is portraying Renee Lemaire, and the other woman is representing Augusta Chiwy. 💯✌
Renee was a civilian who was visiting her parents who lived in Bastogne for Christmas. When the Germans broke through and the Battle Of The Bulge commenced she volunteered to help. She did die in the bombing of the church where they had the hospital set up. What they didn't show was that she had rescued 6 of the patients and was killed going back inside for a 7th. The other nurse, who's real name was Augusta Chiwy, was blown through a wall into another section of the building but survived. There's no real evidence that Renee and Eugene met but the makers of the show honoured her by including her story.
I met Donald Burgett- he fought in the 101st and wrote four outstanding books. He named his daughter Renee after her even though he never met her.
Great reaction. I appreciate that you google words and phrases you don't understand. Make sure you avoid spoilers though - the last 5 episodes (including this one) are the best, even if they are hard to watch. And there are some great reveals at the very end.
Thanks for the tip! ❤️
Plasma is the serous fluid that can be separated from whole blood. It contains platelets and clotting factors which help the wounded soldiers who are “bleeding out”, while also providing fluid volume which helps to maintain a livable blood pressure. The good thing about plasma is that you don’t need to type & cross match it to individual blood types, and it can be frozen, or even freeze dried and reconstituted with sterile saline and STILL be beneficial to the wounded who are bleeding out.
To answer some of your questions it might help to view WW2 Ovesimplified parts 1 and 2 on youtube for background of how/why the war started. And WW2 by the numbers on WW2 for some perspective. All three together are about 45 minutes. None contain any spoilers for this series.
This was shot in a sound stage in the height of summer. The breath that you see was added digitally later.
There wasn’t any going home. They were surrounded by Germans at this point.
There are a lot of subtle things in this. Eugene addresses Renee with the familiar “tu.” She replies with a more forma “vous.” But he isn’t completely shut out. She throw him the chocolate later.
Some people volunteered to be medics. If you get a chance to see Hacksaw Ridge you will learn about Desmond Doss who was a was a medic. Worth seeing. Other people got assigned to be medics like others were assigned to be cooks.
It seems like Guarnere picked up a souvenir from Lulu’s.
Mortars are weapons that can throw a shell high up in the air and then in drops down and explodes. If both sides are dug in and you can’t see the enemy you can shoot a mortar up to their position. These were generally pretty small and portable. When you get to see The Pacific Sledge is with a mortar squad.
I’m a retired Critical Care & Trauma Nurse with the US Army. Did a few tours in Combat Support Hospitals in Iraq. Medics, Dics, Nurses, Chaplains.. we’re all considered “non-combatants” under the Geneva Convention. We carry weapons, but only to protect ourselves and our patients from harm. And our patients include ENEMY soldiers.
I really enjoy your sincere ,real reactions !
Thank you! 😊
I don’t think that there is any easy answer for why the war was being fought.
After WWI ended a peace was made at Versailles. This treaty was unfair to Germany. When the world wide depression hit in the 20s there were reasons that led to the rise of Hitler and the Nazis. The Allies, Britain and France, did not want a repeat of WWI so they pursued a policy of appeasement, giving Hitler what he wanted in the Rhineland, Austria, the Sudetenland, and Czechoslovakia. When Hitler invaded Poland in Sept 1939 they said, “Enough!” WWII got started.
If you want to watch more videos on this you could watch “The World at War,” a multiparty series. It is from the 70s but still holds up today. Movies might include, in sort of chronological order, Dunkirk, The Battle of Britain, Mrs. Miniver, Tora Tora Tora, … too many to list.
Paratroopers were entirely voluntary, many did it for the extra pay, so they wouldn't be drafted later so they had some choice as to what they would do and so they'd be with volunteers instead of incompetent conscripts if things got bad
Medics were mostly assigned based on testing and the current need for them. You didn't need any previous experience
The fog and poor weather was deliberately chosen by the germans because it would prevent the allies from providing much air support against what little armored and mechanized forces they had left. Though the whole offensive was pointless and they knew it, none of the german generals seriously believed it was going to be successful and it was basically just trying to get themselves into a better position in the hope of forcing a negotiated peace, which was never going to happen at that point in the war
Plasma is obtained from donated blood - say, you go to the Red Cross for a blood donation. They can separate any number of components from the blood - plasma, platelets, red blood cells. All of these, as well as whole blood, are useful for surgeries. Plasma has the added bonus that it can be used regardless of blood type, and is helpful for first responders because it can be used to maintain blood pressure and help with clotting.
A mortar is a type of artillery piece. Unlike some of the artillery you've already seen (such as the 88mm cannons Winters destroyed in Day of Days) mortars have high arcs, and so can drop ordinance down into trenches. The ones in WWII, as well as modern ones, are relatively portable, usually only requiring a few men to move and set them up. The smallest German mortar of the time only weighed about 30lb, and could be fired by a two-man crew. That said, what Easy Company was attacked with was more likely the more common 80mm German mortar, which was much heavier (about 130lb) and required more men to operate - but still more mobile than an artillery piece (the 88 weighed about 16,000lb).
As to why WWII was being fought. That's....complicated. It really goes back to WWI - after the Central Powers lost, they were forced into a peace that many of them thought to be unfair. This treaty, along with the Great Depression, made for a dire economic situation in Germany. That dire situation led to the rise of radicalism, notably the far-Right national socialists, the Nazis. Hitler, the leader of the national socialists in Germany, used the economic woes and the relatively weak government of Germany to take absolute control. He then began a campaign of annexing countries, betting on world leaders giving in rather than risking war - the same tactic Vladimir Putin would use to annex places like the Crimea this century. The breaking point came in 1939 when Hitler demanded Poland cede a strip of land to Germany and Poland refused. Hitler invaded, counting on Poland's allies to not join the war, a gamble he lost. Britain and France both declared war against Germany. The US would not join the war until the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor in Hawaii on Dec. 7, 1941 (which is a whole other complicated story).
Another great reaction! Thanks so much for reacting to this series. As the son of a Vietnam vet, I have such a reverence and respect for what military personal have to endure on our behalf.
The can't call the war off because of the weather? Actually, Germany attacked specifically because of the weather. They attack in a winter storm to help prevent allied air cover. Ukraine is waiting for the ground to freeze, so their vehicles won't get stuck and slow an offensive. Great reaction. Slava Ukraine!
I'm a blood donor and have O negative type. It's not common but is what is most in demand since it supplements all other blood types, and also plasma.
Keep up the reviews!
2:29 On an Big Indoor set with fake snow and trees. I think It may have been the same place in England where they made the Yoda Swamp Set for Star Wars. I cant remember exactly there is a Behind the scenes documentary on the Band o Brothers DVD set.
The Bastogne parts of this series was actually shot INDOORS, in a huge building! The snow was fake, the trees were fake. They did an AMAZING job of making it look so real!
Go home? Most of these men volunteered for this. For the love and pride of their country!
The fighters weren't trying to shoot their own men. They were trying to clear the area of men so that they didn't get get hurt or killed by the parachute drop.
There are two sister channels you can check out to learn more about the Battle of the Bulge: "The Operations Room" and "The Intel Report." The channels have just finished companion multi-part series on the battle.
And as someone mentions below, the "Over Simplified" episodes on Hitler is a good primer as to how all this started.
I’m falling in love with these reactions!
Under the Geneva covention, medics are considered non-combatans. Hence, to purposely fire at a medic is considered a war crime. However, they are allowed to carry personal weapons (normally a pistol) to protect themselves and wounded under their care.
Well done. This was a tough one. The first time I saw this, way back in the early 2000s, it was on VHS tapes a friend let me borrow. But this was the last episode he had. I thought it was the last and the hardest hitting. Then I found out there were four more. It is not the hardest hitting. It gets rougher. But you'll be so thankful when you make it to the end.
Wounds like that can be so severe that the pain alone can kill a person from shock. So the morphine isn't just to help them suffer less, it can directly save their life.
Syrettes.. = small syringes. Pre-filled and dosed injections of morphine that anyone can inject into a wounded person. But.. it’s important that you indicate how many syrettes any soldier has been given, as too much can be detrimental and even kill the person that you’re trying to save.
A syrette is essentially a self-contained, disposable injection system. It has a needle, and a squeezable tube. The whole reason it was a big deal was because the medics in the company were almost out of Morphine, but still had to care for everyone. So, they were scrounging as many medical supplies as they possibly could.
Yes, medics have guns.
You will get a refresher on 'Why we Fight' in Episode 9.
The morphine helps dull the pain because they just work hard and sloppy to remove shrapnel and sew up soldiers in the field
Morphine is for pain management and to keep them calm.
If this episode was heartbreaking to you, buckle up for episodes 7 and 9.
Am I ready 🫣😩
@@cuethecommentary all due respect, you are not. Nobody is.
@Cue The Commentary I'm not even ready and I've watched this series no less than 10 times
What is plasma used for?
Source plasma and recovered plasma are used to produce therapies that treat people with rare, chronic diseases and disorders such as primary immunodeficiency, hemophilia and a genetic lung disease, as well as in the treatment of trauma, burns and shock.
I already knew this but thanks for sharing ❤️
The episode was filmed on a sound stage in the UK, i.e. it was all done indoors
REALLY!!!! How? 😮 MOVIE MAGIC 😩🎥
@@cuethecommentary yes but never forget that the real men actually Bore those conditions and were out in that cold for over a month before they had a chance to go indoors!! This is why they are called the Greatest Generation!!! Once you finish reacting to this show there is a documentary called "we stand alone together!"
Is the story of the Band of Brothers and has all the interviews of the actual soldiers!!!
This is a good thing you are doing being a young person and reacting to this real history of these real men who fought for the freedoms that we have today!! They selflessly walked away from jobs and lives to go over there and fight the Germans!!
@@cuethecommentary yes but never forget that the real men actually Bore those conditions and were out in that cold for over a month before they had a chance to go indoors!! This is why they are called the Greatest Generation!!! Once you finish reacting to this show there is a documentary called "we stand alone together!"
Is the story of the Band of Brothers and has all the interviews of the actual soldiers!!!
This is a good thing you are doing being a young person and reacting to this real history of these real men who fought for the freedoms that we have today!! They selflessly walked away from jobs and lives to go over there and fight the Germans!!
@@cuethecommentary they put a lot of money and resources into making this series, especially for the early 2000s.
Hello Cue, both of your volumes are too low. I hope can correct this before Episode 7.
Correct, but what isn’t “real”.. or what there’s no evidence for, is that Doc Roe ever met or had any interaction with those nurses.
WWII was because Hitler, an evil tyrant, decided he wanted to rule Europe under his evil Nazi regime and was not happy until he took every country in his path. He invaded Poland in 1939, and thus, the war began. America got into the war after we were attacked by the Japanese ( Hitler's Ally) in Pearl Harbor ( a devastating attack on our Naval base there).
England begged us to join for years before that, as they felt they were alone after France fell. Winston Churchill, the British Prime Minster at the time, said in his famous speech to Parliament that they would fight Hitler till the last man, even if they had to do it alone.
Wars can't be called off because of the weather. War is fought until someone wins. Which usually means a lot of people die first. sad but true.
13:38 👀 God Damn, seriously?
It's still hard to fathom how someone has gone so far through life and is still oblivious to what WW2 was about.
You will find out why we fought this war in episode 9. Sorry but wars don't stop when started, the Germans attacked during this time because the Allies had complete air control. Their tanks would have been completely destroyed if they attacked in good weather.
That’s not why we fought. It became another reason later.
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I'm not sure whether you're kidding when you make comments like, 'you can't just call off the war when it's cold?' (paraphrasing) and, "You can't ask to go home?" You do realize what they're doing here, right? We're not talking about a football game - this was deadly serious business - a fight to keep the world from absolute tyranny and worse.
medics are unarmed
False my guy
False, a a Combat medic I carried a 9mm in Iraq and Afghanistan. It was to defend my patient's.
@@stevenwalker5343 right! Regardless whether you’re a medic or not, you’re still an enemy soldier to the other side.
Medics didn't carry guns back then but I think they do now.
I believe they had the option to carry a pistol or a carbine, if they wanted...but many did not choose to. IIRC ✌
They didn't then and don't now. Medical personnel are explicitly prohibited from carrying weapons by the geneva convention and are protected as non combatants and unlawful targets. Getting caught with a weapon is both a violation of the geneva convention and removes those protections
@@JS-wp4gs That is incorrect...the Geneva Convention does allow medical personnel to carry weapons. They are limited in what they can use to small arms only. If they ever use those weapons for anything but self defense or defense of the wounded they are caring for, that is when they give up all Geneva protections. You can look this up and see that almost every nation armed their Combat Medics in WW2.✌
They carried weapons then and still do. The enemy has never and will never care whether you’re a medic or a rifleman. The medic is still an enemy regardless of what a rule or law says.
Hmmmm, you sound like you may be a “burden bearer”. Let me know in a reply if you don’t understand the term/gift.
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