Lots of comments re the Young Indy angle, accuracy of action, historical accuracy, etc, etc. The thing I liked most in the opening firstly when the African soldiers grinned at/with him and again that they joined with him at thereby of the ep. What that brought home is that fighting men are brothers regardless of rank and role and colour, etc. Also, that courage knows no artificial bounds, despite what early films tended to show.
Les combattant sont frères.....? ? Waouh Où avez vous vu ça....en 14-18 certains prenaient des balles dans le dos...Dans toutes les guerres les soldats réglaient leur compte su le champ de bataille....Désolé...
the first battle of bull run had similar problems precisely because noone wore the same uniforms militias voulenteer companies companies raised by rich guys all had there own uniform in many cases as gaudy as possible.both sides had units they couldnt identify as friend or foe at the battle of the road the union were pulled back when they could flank the enemy as the general watching from afar sent orders to retreat when they were winning! he thought the unfamiliar uniforms of the rebs were his men and the position captured!
@@jmc2903 Didn't look into the history of this action, but sounded like English and German askari forces. Paul von Lettow-Vorbeck led an amazing campaign almost the entire length of WWI against the Allied colonial forces, tying down around 10 times the number of his troops.
Why do the one side soldier exactly look like the other side soldier? Same Uniform. How could they keep them apart? Is it normal that at any war century rivals each other wear the same Uniform style, just another color?
No, and it's very simple, soldiers of the same group would kill each other, they all had different uniforms, and there was never a case of confusion in a war, it's simple because nobody get's an advantage from doing this
The tan color suited that general area if you wanted to blend in and be camouflaged. There were detail differences enough (such as the hats and probably other small details) that you could still tell who was on what side.
oglądałem ten film setki razy. jestem byłym wojskowym i po latach przyznam rację majora indi przegina (po latach) za dużo poległych. 've watched this movie hundreds of times. I am a former military man and years later I will admit that the major is right. Indi bends (after years) too many of the dead
It's speaks about an expedition of the a Belgian colonial unit accros the congo to take a livraison of guns. In the History of WW1 Those guns were after by the Belgians coloniales troops to invade Rwanda hunder the contro of Germany
Yep, the episode was also explicit that the British, French, and Belgian rulers in Africa were equally as bad as the Germans when Indy said to a Congo soldier that they were fighting to free Africa from German imperialism.
@@paulle1899 No, they weren't "equally as bad". The Belgians made native oppression a gruesome art form, with brutal mutilations (Didn't meet your rubber quota? Death. But we're too cheap to waste the bullet to kill you, so we'll just cut off your right hand and tell our boss you're dead. Good luck meeting quota next month...) and between 1.5 million and 13 million deaths.
This battle scene is goofy and unrealistic, but I must admit it is still very entertaining, and it definitely has the adventurous spirit of the "Indiana Jones" franchise. Also, the relatively period accurate uniforms and weapons/ equipment are a nice touch.
Kinda reminds me of the scene in first Mummy movie where the French Foreign Legion is barricaded again Tuareg like horsemen. The weaponry resembles the bolt action Mauser. Very deadly rifle with a nasty knockdown bullet.
Dang, for a TV show, that was a really good battle scene. I hope whoever was in charge of the set pieces, sound, and choreography got recognized for it and was hired for future projects.
1 this is a american tv-show, what do they know. 2 we still respect and honor the sacrifices made by the britisch by keeping the gravesites neat and tidy, by playing the last post everyday in ypres and by holding a ceremony every armistice-day
About the dumbest battle scene imaginable. Shooting from the hip at a run from 100+ yards and hitting the target. The overall fighting was stupid and unrealistic. Lol
The former colonialist European ethnic groups particularly as the French, Belgium and German were morally committed and determined to employed, recruit, combat and generously side with African black soldiers whom were faithfully handpicked from different African nations of the present day East Africa. Turning points of the common humanity rights and dignity establishment of the international United Nations(UN) policy purchase to highly acknowledge respecting, tolerating and accommodating overall common human races regardless to their mutual skin colours and etched around the world. Field-Marshal Lt. Gen. Wango Yima Dima ( Yantole Ke Nye Pare ban "Canada" This Object" Vansh Yati.))
The setting of this movie was WWI in Africa=PRE UN. The "native troops" were used basically as expendable cannon fodder which was preferable to using white European soldiers or white colonialists as cannon fodder; whenever possible.
@@Frank-mm2yp King Leopold of Belgium was responsible for upwards of ten million native deaths in his greed to make his personal fortune and then Belgium a European power thru rubber plantations. The Belgium government wasn’t much better and hung onto power in Africa for too long like the rest of the colonising powers leading up to the disaster that Africa is now. The Cold War games ‘tween USSR and USA didn’t help either.
A guess before a google search: WW1, German Empire vs. Belgium, central or south east Africa. Not sure who the Native Troopers are, or the Tribal Auxiliaries.
These episodes are very different from what my grandfather told me about his service in WWI, Mexico before & Russia after the communist take over. But this is about as close, as our generation will ever come to it. Combining these episodes, my memories of him & the type of man he was. Helps me to realize his tremendous spirit & ability. Long lost with age as I came to know him in childhood. He was covered with scars, in constant agony from shrapnel in both legs. & he feared to meet his maker.
Charging over open ground against men shooting from behind trees and rocks is not the best military strategy,especially when there is a Maxim machine gun in reserve...
The uniforms look quite similar but...the Germans colonial troops wear more straight shape "fezzes" with a symbol/mark in the front, the Belgians colonial troops wear more conic "fezzez" without any symbol/mark on them...
They've taken some care with the uniforms but otherwise this is complete fantasy. Historically the Belgians never deployed in eastern Africa or even in any significant force against German West African possessions (which were some distance south of Belgian colonial Africa) as they were too busy fighting for their lives after their country was largely overrun by the Germans in 1914! The German's famous colonial troops the Askaris operated in the east (mostly modern day Tanzania) in fact there's a statue to them in Dar es Salaam. Lettow von Vorbek the German commander of these troops was never defeated despite being hugely outnumbered, only finally surrendered to the British in 1919, months after the war ended in Europe. Very different from the story suggested by this Young Indy episode. Nicely done though - at least Hollywood paid some attention to historical detail in the film's appearance. Dunno who their military adviser was but the idea that you'd reserve your MG fire until you could see the whites of their eyes is complete BS! The one machine gun (minus the jam of course) would have cut down the entire company before they covered even half that open ground. Besides which, how you can run flat out firing your weapon and still hit so many men in cover is also somewhat miraculous! But that's Hollywood for you - wouldn't want any of that get in the way of a good story right? After all - it is young Indiana Jones!
Doc Smith The Belgian Congolese fought in Burundi, Rwanda and a bit it Tanganyika. One of their East African victories has been described as Belgium's largest WW1 victory. In WW2 Belgian Congolese fought the Italians in Ethiopia. Supposedly Belgium's largest WW2 victory.
TeamMastaPr2 Look on-line for "Belgian Congo in World War" and there will be articles and sources. If I remember correctly the claim that Belgium's greatest victories were in central/east Africa is from the book "Congo: The Epic History of A People" by David van Reybrouck. According to the sources in WW2 a small Belgian Congolese medical unit (Europeans [and Africans?]) served with the British in Burma and Congolese troops helped garrison British Palestine.
That's funny! He's just holding down the trigger! What's wrong with bursts? I know it's water-cooled, but it makes it easier to hold on your target if you don't keep the trigger down.
Actually, that's they way they did it in the early days of the MGs, they were counted as Artillery in their own right & were used as area denial weapons, MGs have what's called a "Beaten Zone" a narrow but long elongated zone of fall of shot, entire companies of MGs were used to literally rain down lead over an area. Controlled "Burst Fire" really wasn't invented until demands for MGs to be made lighter & more portable so they they could accompany infantry sections in direct assaults, this necessitated the deletion of the water jacket, water, introduction of burst fire & removable barrels for quick change out since barrels will overheat at between 200 & 300 rounds, something not really accomplished until the introduction of the German MG-34, all preceding Squad/Section MGs were Magazine fed as limited Magazine capacity & frequent Magazine changes aided in keeping the volume of fire down & gave the weapon a break between firing keeping it somewhat "cooler".
@@panzermacher Sustainable rate of fire with a water-cooled machine gun is around 200 rpm. Higher than that you can't keep your position., So a typical team is 2 machine guns.
@@danielhoward8004 was there fighting over the land? This is tragic, as is most things that break out to fighting, but really? Literal fruity disputes? I'll look into it thanks much for your insight. :D
Hard to believe you people. This is from " The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles" The TV series produced by Steven Spielberg, starring Sean Patrick Flannery.
I read the book "La Marche Maudite" (The Cursed March) in French about this very episode and the subsequent march across Congo and Gabon to recover the guns. A very enjoyable, historical and educational read.
I am a Brit yet I have always thought that Lettow Von Vorbeck was one of the most amazing leaders in the entirety of WWI. He managed to do more with less than anyone else before or after. His exploits in East Africa read like something out of a fictional novel and yet his activities were all to real. Outgunned and outnumbered with almost no support he outfoxed the British and South Africans on numerous occasions and kept his force in being right up to the end of the war. A truly resourceful and inspirational leader. Hollywood should make a film about his exploits (but they won't because by their rules Germans in wartime have to be the 'baddies').
Lettow Vorbeck was associated with the right wing in post war German politics. He may have been an anti semite (as many were at that time). This does not condone it but it also does not diminish his outstanding performance during WWI. Using a person's political leanings to blacken their achievements is a well known and much used leftist tactic to discredit anyone who does not follow their beliefs. You are correct, however, about Hollywood's attitude to war, nationality and many other things. All so as to not offend or upset America's self image.
A wise young leutenant would say, " I saw the opportunity and thought 'what would my commander do if he saw this opening?' That would make the ranking officer happy."
I can't tell who is fighting who after they get into close combat xD. Just that it starts with the British and Germans and their respective colonial troops.
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Lots of comments re the Young Indy angle, accuracy of action, historical accuracy, etc, etc.
The thing I liked most in the opening firstly when the African soldiers grinned at/with him and again that they joined with him at thereby of the ep. What that brought home is that fighting men are brothers regardless of rank and role and colour, etc. Also, that courage knows no artificial bounds, despite what early films tended to show.
Les combattant sont frères.....? ? Waouh Où avez vous vu ça....en 14-18 certains prenaient des balles dans le dos...Dans toutes les guerres les soldats réglaient leur compte su le champ de bataille....Désolé...
thats the problem with fighting in the snow or the sand both armys always have to look the same in order to be properly camouflaged
I mean, they could always make their uniforms different shades of white or gray or yellow
the first battle of bull run had similar problems precisely because noone wore the same uniforms militias voulenteer companies companies raised by rich guys all had there own uniform in many cases as gaudy as possible.both sides had units they couldnt identify as friend or foe at the battle of the road the union were pulled back when they could flank the enemy as the general watching from afar sent orders to retreat when they were winning! he thought the unfamiliar uniforms of the rebs were his men and the position captured!
armies
and that they forgot the friendly fire?
What a stupid major.
_"I made him general, so he knows when to disobey."_ - Frederick II King of Prussia.
MKu MKu stfu piece of shit
Martin Karl
Was ist los?
Sitzt dir die Windel zu straff?
nur ein bisschen!
Forget historical accuracy,this was a damn fine action series,with high production values.
There is nothing more quaint than having a spear in a machinegun war.
Another great young Indiana Jones episode
although they be thousands and i be one
i have a maxim gun and they have none
That is the cleanest no man's land ever
it's interesting. Identical uniforms, from both sides, British and French
Ju Jimmy German and Belgium colonial armies.
@@jmc2903 Didn't look into the history of this action, but sounded like English and German askari forces. Paul von Lettow-Vorbeck led an amazing campaign almost the entire length of WWI against the Allied colonial forces, tying down around 10 times the number of his troops.
@@mikebutler5409 yanks not good on acents
If Battlefield 1 wanted blacks with historical accuracy then there should be a DLC like this.
If the machine gun didn't clog they would have been dead
СУЩНОСТЬ ЧЕЛОВЕЧЕСКА ЗВЕРИНА. ЭТО ПРИРОДА !!!!!!!!!!
BEAUTIFUL AND VERY CHARMING
I want to see the whole first sword wat o africa
Always the big question. Yes, "What about the French?"
love the moulded rubber/synthetic sole on boot at a24:46
24:46
5:14 he's like, "Bitch please!"
Yes let's attack the high ground.
Why do the one side soldier exactly look like the other side soldier? Same Uniform. How could they keep them apart? Is it normal that at any war century rivals each other wear the same Uniform style, just another color?
No, and it's very simple, soldiers of the same group would kill each other, they all had different uniforms, and there was never a case of confusion in a war, it's simple because nobody get's an advantage from doing this
The German askaris wore black boots.
What is the difference hats or weapons?
So both armys solddiers were wearing the same uniforms I think why?
ratecoudo camouflage
The tan color suited that general area if you wanted to blend in and be camouflaged. There were detail differences enough (such as the hats and probably other small details) that you could still tell who was on what side.
German Askaris were the best !
I'm pretty sure some of these actors were in another movie...
esta serie estaria muy buena en castellano o latino
Young Indiana Jones. That was a great show
Young Indiana Jones
As each other, they distinguished ? The smell?
oglądałem ten film setki razy. jestem byłym wojskowym i po latach przyznam rację majora indi przegina (po latach) za dużo poległych. 've watched this movie hundreds of times. I am a former military man and years later I will admit that the major is right. Indi bends (after years) too many of the dead
Jack Ryder: like all generalizations yours is incorrect.
What war was this?
Good
bel filmato
What war is this?
WWI: Belgian colonial Africa vs German colonial Africa.
Congolese would have better off with the germans than Belgium...who were appalling in their treatment of the locals...indy is on the wrong side
Belgian Congo
حرب قويه
IS THAT FROM THE YOUNG INDIANA YOUNG'S CHRONICLES?.
Yes.
indiana jones
what is this movie all about?
It's speaks about an expedition of the a Belgian colonial unit accros the congo to take a livraison of guns.
In the History of WW1 Those guns were after by the Belgians coloniales troops to invade Rwanda hunder the contro of Germany
Fat soldier strikes again :D
That face when you realize the "good guys" are the "Belgians in the Congo"...
oh shit
oh fuck
After they killed 3 million Africans. Only Hitler and Stalin excelled at that.
Ooooo that's not good.
Yep, the episode was also explicit that the British, French, and Belgian rulers in Africa were equally as bad as the Germans when Indy said to a Congo soldier that they were fighting to free Africa from German imperialism.
@@paulle1899 No, they weren't "equally as bad". The Belgians made native oppression a gruesome art form, with brutal mutilations (Didn't meet your rubber quota? Death. But we're too cheap to waste the bullet to kill you, so we'll just cut off your right hand and tell our boss you're dead. Good luck meeting quota next month...) and between 1.5 million and 13 million deaths.
This battle scene is goofy and unrealistic, but I must admit it is still very entertaining, and it definitely has the adventurous spirit of the "Indiana Jones" franchise. Also, the relatively period accurate uniforms and weapons/ equipment are a nice touch.
Kinda reminds me of the scene in first Mummy movie where the French Foreign Legion is barricaded again Tuareg like horsemen. The weaponry resembles the bolt action Mauser. Very deadly rifle with a nasty knockdown bullet.
It really captures the fun pulpy spirit that I miss in entertainment these days
It must be interesting to fight in a general melee when both sides wear essentially identical uniforms.
...and the same color race. ;-)
Who's who?
-- BR
At least the western allies seem to use local tribes as a part of their forces, so half of their army is easily identified...
this is the most confusing battle i ever watched
@Jackson Dawson i never really like robots
@Jackson Dawson oh yea i know what you mean
Remy: "They're retreating in the wrong direction!"
How does one retreat in the wrong direction? The right direction is anywhere the enemy isn't.
Max Gajevic hum, I never thought of it that way.
And they were charging the machinegun nest
Hahahaahah this is the best comment I have ever seen (and trust me I've seen a lot of them).
Dang, for a TV show, that was a really good battle scene. I hope whoever was in charge of the set pieces, sound, and choreography got recognized for it and was hired for future projects.
10:40 - 10:47 he has a lot of nerve to say that seeing as the British got in the war to protect Belgium
1 this is a american tv-show, what do they know. 2 we still respect and honor the sacrifices made by the britisch by keeping the gravesites neat and tidy, by playing the last post everyday in ypres and by holding a ceremony every armistice-day
Lol, no. That was the public reason. The real one has always been the sams: that Britain always resists continental Europe's biggest power.
@Wunsford Digglespit To be fair... you're right.
@@achintyanaithani889 couldn’t both reasons be true?
gotta say I love the rubber bayonets lol
4:23 “they are retreating the wrong direction”
*faceplams* No they are charging
About the dumbest battle scene imaginable. Shooting from the hip at a run from 100+ yards and hitting the target. The overall fighting was stupid and unrealistic. Lol
The former colonialist European ethnic groups particularly as the French, Belgium and German were morally committed and determined to employed, recruit, combat and generously side with African black soldiers whom were faithfully handpicked from different African nations of the present day East Africa. Turning points of the common humanity rights and dignity establishment of the international United Nations(UN) policy purchase to highly acknowledge respecting, tolerating and accommodating overall common human races regardless to their mutual skin colours and etched around the world.
Field-Marshal Lt. Gen. Wango Yima Dima ( Yantole Ke Nye Pare ban "Canada" This Object" Vansh Yati.))
The setting of this movie was WWI in Africa=PRE UN. The "native troops" were used basically as expendable cannon fodder which was preferable to using white European soldiers or white colonialists as cannon fodder; whenever possible.
@@Frank-mm2yp King Leopold of Belgium was responsible for upwards of ten million native deaths in his greed to make his personal fortune and then Belgium a European power thru rubber plantations. The Belgium government wasn’t much better and hung onto power in Africa for too long like the rest of the colonising powers leading up to the disaster that Africa is now. The Cold War games ‘tween USSR and USA didn’t help either.
Blacks fighting for whites officers in a white war.😂😆😆
In the beginning he got shot like he didn't give a fuck hahahahah
A guess before a google search: WW1, German Empire vs. Belgium, central or south east Africa. Not sure who the Native Troopers are, or the Tribal Auxiliaries.
These episodes are very different from what my grandfather told me about his service in WWI, Mexico before & Russia after the communist take over. But this is about as close, as our generation will ever come to it. Combining these episodes, my memories of him & the type of man he was. Helps me to realize his tremendous spirit & ability. Long lost with age as I came to know him in childhood. He was covered with scars, in constant agony from shrapnel in both legs. & he feared to meet his maker.
Sorry, nothing here is close to anything that actually happened. It's typical 80's George Lucas/Steven Spielberg-adventure stuff
How an Earth do they tell each other apart once a melee ensues? hahaha
Color of the harness.
Maybe they each knew one another.
By the head gear or the guys facing you are the enemies.
Yes in front is general not in belakang. Maybe di tengah not in belakang.
the maxim gun jamed they are known for NOT doing that
srry i ment viccers
"Whatever happens, we have got
the Maxim gun, and they have not."
- Hilaire Belloc
its Vickers
It's not a Vickers, but a Spandau MG 8 and both of them were versions of the Maxim.
Maybe a case of bad ammo?
Charging over open ground against men shooting from behind trees and rocks is not the best military strategy,especially when there is a Maxim machine gun in reserve...
Except ,of course ,if the machine gun jams!
In WWI that was just another Tuesday. They did it for 4 years.
He asked me if because of the weather the machine guns or rifles were overheating more than normal.
So sad what happened to , Ronny Coutteure . I bet he was a real fun guy . Rest easy , Buddy .
how did fatboy stay so rotund on army chow?
Not what I expected, very good episode. In fact, I think it's the best I've seen so far. Don't much like the younger Indy when he's a toddler.
Lol film for kids
This film only show the dreams about what they like to be happend, not the real history about what happened.
The uniforms look quite similar but...the Germans colonial troops wear more straight shape "fezzes" with a symbol/mark in the front, the Belgians colonial troops wear more conic "fezzez" without any symbol/mark on them...
World war 1 was a nasty war because fighting in trenches
They've taken some care with the uniforms but otherwise this is complete fantasy. Historically the Belgians never deployed in eastern Africa or even in any significant force against German West African possessions (which were some distance south of Belgian colonial Africa) as they were too busy fighting for their lives after their country was largely overrun by the Germans in 1914!
The German's famous colonial troops the Askaris operated in the east (mostly modern day Tanzania) in fact there's a statue to them in Dar es Salaam. Lettow von Vorbek the German commander of these troops was never defeated despite being hugely outnumbered, only finally surrendered to the British in 1919, months after the war ended in Europe. Very different from the story suggested by this Young Indy episode. Nicely done though - at least Hollywood paid some attention to historical detail in the film's appearance.
Dunno who their military adviser was but the idea that you'd reserve your MG fire until you could see the whites of their eyes is complete BS! The one machine gun (minus the jam of course) would have cut down the entire company before they covered even half that open ground. Besides which, how you can run flat out firing your weapon and still hit so many men in cover is also somewhat miraculous! But that's Hollywood for you - wouldn't want any of that get in the way of a good story right? After all - it is young Indiana Jones!
Doc Smith Overall good, though at 4:43 we see a Vibram boot sole, which was invented in the late '30's.
Doc Smith I thought that officer was British. I know that Indy and Remy enlisted in the Belgian army.
Doc Smith The Belgian Congolese fought in Burundi, Rwanda and a bit it Tanganyika. One of their East African victories has been described as Belgium's largest WW1 victory.
In WW2 Belgian Congolese fought the Italians in Ethiopia. Supposedly Belgium's largest WW2 victory.
juniatapark54 Any historical articles on this topic?
TeamMastaPr2 Look on-line for "Belgian Congo in World War" and there will be articles and sources.
If I remember correctly the claim that Belgium's greatest victories were in central/east Africa is from the book "Congo: The Epic History of A People" by David van Reybrouck.
According to the sources in WW2 a small Belgian Congolese medical unit (Europeans [and Africans?]) served with the British in Burma and Congolese troops helped garrison British Palestine.
Tan uniforms KIA= 12 / Other Tan uniforms KIA= 21 / FRIENDLY FIRE KIA= 3,423
What is this? Both sides in the same uniform?
I was going to ask the same thing. Maybe they did not have money for two different sets of uniforms in this movie?
The hats are different lol..
Belgian colonial army Vs German colonial army !
Sir their hats were diffrent in the war. Just like the movie
The askaris was the best troops on German empire.Comanded for Von Letow Vorbeck in Tanganika
The Schutztruppen were better.
At 6:12 that kid grabs the machine gun barrel!!
JaronZ it is a water cooled gun
Why were the British officers so dimwitted?
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That's funny! He's just holding down the trigger! What's wrong with bursts? I know it's water-cooled, but it makes it easier to hold on your target if you don't keep the trigger down.
Actually, that's they way they did it in the early days of the MGs, they were counted as Artillery in their own right & were used as area denial weapons, MGs have what's called a "Beaten Zone" a narrow but long elongated zone of fall of shot, entire companies of MGs were used to literally rain down lead over an area.
Controlled "Burst Fire" really wasn't invented until demands for MGs to be made lighter & more portable so they they could accompany infantry sections in direct assaults, this necessitated the deletion of the water jacket, water, introduction of burst fire & removable barrels for quick change out since barrels will overheat at between 200 & 300 rounds, something not really accomplished until the introduction of the German MG-34, all preceding Squad/Section MGs were Magazine fed as limited Magazine capacity & frequent Magazine changes aided in keeping the volume of fire down & gave the weapon a break between firing keeping it somewhat "cooler".
@@panzermacher Sustainable rate of fire with a water-cooled machine gun is around 200 rpm. Higher than that you can't keep your position., So a typical team is 2 machine guns.
It took me about five minutes to realize that this was not about the 67 Detroit Riots.
You deserved an Oscar for the best joke of the month. I could not stop laughing.
Sir Haha xD
I'm German btw we have a good sence of humor !
Sir lol man.
H
HATER !!! Ich lerne noch Deutsche. :D
Court Martial the punk or give him a medal and a promotion-your call.
HOLLYWOOD WAR IS HELL(lol)
Battle of Detroit (2018 colorised)
And US 2020
Hell of a pendant blocking an 8mm round. But I love how at the end the colonel pairs two who need to learn from each other.
Back in the day in old movies it was invariably a pocket Bible, that saved your life. But that was then.......
Why do they have the same uniforms.😂
Belgian colonial army Vs German colonial army !
They are wearing the same uniform for camouflage !
@@thomasd897 what bullshit the Belguim colonial army or force public had blue uniforms with red hats
4:23 "The retreat is in wrong direction!!"
Other than the occasional floppy bayonet, the battle scene was fantastic! This was great, IS great. Is this fictional or inspired from history?
It's about oganga a tropical fruit from Madagascar
@@danielhoward8004 was there fighting over the land? This is tragic, as is most things that break out to fighting, but really? Literal fruity disputes? I'll look into it thanks much for your insight. :D
@@Patrone68 all about them cocktails :P
Hard to believe you people. This is from " The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles" The TV series produced by Steven Spielberg, starring Sean Patrick Flannery.
Careful very much allsss resico.
Indy to Natives with spears: You just brought a spear... to a trench fight! Hey, that’s pretty catchy! Might use it on my unknown son!
filmed on location at border control Calais
lol
SAVAGE!!!
louisgunn 'l
louisgunn
lmao +1
İngilish vs german war but Slawe african boys dead
Love it! I love theyse episodes and how they brought the pictures to life I never got to see the whole season or how many seasons were made
I read the book "La Marche Maudite" (The Cursed March) in French about this very episode and the subsequent march across Congo and Gabon to recover the guns.
A very enjoyable, historical and educational read.
Urrraaaa...Took a bunch of rocks in the middle of the desert....200 people put...Ingeniously.
Yes in padang pasir ⌛.
Which soldier has a better aim ? The one running or the one lying prone ?
ah,they are supposed to be belgian force publique facing the germans
Me reí con este video,una comedia más MADE in HOLLYWOOD..Los africanos encantados de morir en la guerra imperialista de sus amos europeos.
Oberst Lettow von Vorbeck was and is still a real and truth hero to us Germans.
Fengris ,,koo
I am a Brit yet I have always thought that Lettow Von Vorbeck was one of the most amazing leaders in the entirety of WWI. He managed to do more with less than anyone else before or after. His exploits in East Africa read like something out of a fictional novel and yet his activities were all to real. Outgunned and outnumbered with almost no support he outfoxed the British and South Africans on numerous occasions and kept his force in being right up to the end of the war. A truly resourceful and inspirational leader. Hollywood should make a film about his exploits (but they won't because by their rules Germans in wartime have to be the 'baddies').
he won his first battle thanks to a bee attack
He was a racist and an anti Semite after the war, but Hollywood always showing ww1 Germans as the bad guys is just obnoxious
Lettow Vorbeck was associated with the right wing in post war German politics. He may have been an anti semite (as many were at that time). This does not condone it but it also does not diminish his outstanding performance during WWI. Using a person's political leanings to blacken their achievements is a well known and much used leftist tactic to discredit anyone who does not follow their beliefs. You are correct, however, about Hollywood's attitude to war, nationality and many other things. All so as to not offend or upset America's self image.
A few of the guys are from a movie. Idk the movie but if you search trenches p1 it comes up as episodes
why isn't this on disney +
A wise young leutenant would say, " I saw the opportunity and thought 'what would my commander do if he saw this opening?' That would make the ranking officer happy."
I can't tell who is fighting who after they get into close combat xD. Just that it starts with the British and Germans and their respective colonial troops.
Battle scene totally unrealistic and basically sucked. I expect better from Lucas Films.