Ironic how now our gov wants to go to war with Russia when Russia were the ones who contributed the most to ending the war. It makes no sense.

You realize you're talking about after the war ended ? And that american soldiers did the same to french women they came to "liberate" ?

So if he was german he was going to be shit despite surrendering? Interesting...

Man, the days of WW2 where Americans and Russians fought side by side like brothers. It's a shame the greed of power and ideological diversity split the 2 up till this day

i bet his ancestors drink pepsi now. what a shame

Wish our nations could still get along 😢 🇺🇸🫱🏼‍🫲🏻 🇷🇺

And the soliders are from where?

Why do you have to add music to an already complete video .. interesting..music is distracting

Bru im reading all these comments in a russian accent

Just say Vodka and they will recognize you

If The United States and Russia had stayed locked in together after the world war there wouldn’t be anything strong enough to stop them. It would take China and a super team of other countries to even try to step to them the dynamic would be insane

1:33 I am fortunate to own a book "A Doctor In Paradise", by S.M.Lambert, M.D., copyright 1941, though there is no mention of the War, mostly about the thirties. It is an engaging story of a white doctor trying to train locals to fight the endemic parasites of the South Sea Islands. Very dangerous, white doctors usually left the area in a pine box. It belonged to my father, a US Army parasitologist without access to refrigeration, ponder that one. (Hint: he and his assistant got the mess hall to themselves.) Exactly once, a trivial island is mentioned, spelled Gaurdarcanar. I think so, as I forget what page that was. Probably no one could pronounce that, and it became The Canal. I wonder how that progressed. Also, the Japanese are mentioned once, with the claim that the "favorite negotiating tool" of the Japanese traders was the machine gun.

What was the point of the womans red outfit in *Band Of Brothers*?

30th

That's a free million dollar ads for coca-cola

You'd think speaking in a language that wasn't German should be enough.

Movie name?

Sad I missed Russia and America somewhat getting along

Why not just say ur American lol

Not many got the chance

We fought the wrong enemy

And it never happened that way.

I didn’t know Americans and Russians were allied and fought together ? Can anyone tell me more

Thanks for all the info

Very interesting man. A true Army Officer.

It's actually sad to be as a historian/history teacher how many people get their "facts" from entertainment pieces like this and "Pearl Harbor". You can't convince some of the meatballs that everything in these films is fact. Halfway through Pearl Harbor, in i was rooting for the Japanese. 😂. Both are very cinematic and entertaining but you will find more historical accuracy in a Tom and Jerry's cartoon.

We must listen to these men and hear their stories. The day when the last veteran will be gone is rapidly approaching.

“The foibles of politics and the march of time can turn friends into enemies just as easily as the wind changes. Ridiculous, isn't it? Yesterday's ally becomes today's opposition.” - The Boss (MGS 3 Snake Eater)

This needs to be in a commercial

These men were of the Greatest Generation and the Greatest Military of World War Two.

ww2 was fucking horrible but I love hearing stories where allies met on the battlefield and even tho they were from different nations they were brothers like in the Elbe Day :)

Movie name?

Hey Professor Dr J (that’s your rapper name), thanks so much from the colonies for correcting that really weird erroneous statement about the American contribution vs the other Allied countries. Love your work! Hi from Tasmania

Fuck you war mongers

Imagine the american was liberating Berlin just with the word Coca Cola 😅

Crazy how 80 years ago a lot of counties alliances were so different from today

I've been there. It's a tiny little knoll, made to look much bigger in the film. Today, it's a quiet, peaceful place full of green shadows and the sound of trickling water. Even today, you can feel the power of that quiet, little knoll...

Coca-cola saves lives

You see...Coca-Cola is the most American soda, it saves lives

jody's real.......................

Thanks, Jared. I personally knew B24, B-17, P47, P51, P38 pilots and various crew.

To be perfectly clear, "high on marijuana" is irrelevant unless you mentioned it as an addition to his other crimes.

I finished the book earlier this week. I’m so glad his story got to be told.

Easy with the adds.

If he would’ve said Fanta it would’ve been a different story

"Bombing Berlin!!' "Pa cuka sto ne kazes po tako!"

I'm not sure if anyone else felt the same, but Orloff seemed very calculated in his words, maybe it's just how he talks but this was the same on the WW2TV channel. It was evident that the interviewer felt he didn't get the deeper insights he was hoping for which ultimately made this interview tell us nothing new. Overall, Orloff's tight-lipped responses came across as lacking genuineness, and I wish this interview had provided more substance beyond what we already knew. What was cut? Share some specifics. Don't just tell us you're not going to answer, doesn't make for a good interview. When asked what Luckadoo thought about the show, oof that was rough...

I agree this is a great ww2 movie. If I remember correctly this movie tells of the fog lifting allowed the planes to attack the Germans ending the battle. Yet, in the movie Battle of the Bulge the Germans ran out of gas for their tanks. Historically which is correct? Maybe Both?

ironic that a world war made americans and russians best buddies now that there is no war they are sworn enemies

Why is he doing this when he’s nearly 70 years old especially when he’s paying for the movie as the producer