Did the allies know of the concentration camps, before they took the gloves off ?

Monty was an asshole.

I’m… pretty sure the 17 pounder can’t penetrate the UFP of a Tiger II

Answer: Because they didn't.

In fairness to Monty, the original plan for Market Garden probably would have worked. The plan that took place had balooned in size and scope from the original and was hopelessly ambitious, can't really blame Monty for that

This video is so pointless. The war was already decisively lost for Germany at the beginning of 1942.... everything happening after the failure of Barbarossa was just delaying the inevitable.

Shat al-arab❌ Arvand rood ✅

All these heroes that fought and died with courage and resilience that most of us can not fathom; and then people vote for a TRAITOR like Trump.

West point Angelita Ramos jones, sheryl cruz

by the time the Germans got close to the Meuse River, all bridges were prepared for demolition. I have never seen any competent military analyst that thought it had any chance of success. Germany was simply too weak by that time. and too short of fuel. Even if they had captured every single fuel dump that they targeted they still would not have been able to go any further.

After the fall of France, North Africa was the only place where the British army could get to grips with Axis forces. The RAF was ramping up it's bombing campaign, the RN was escorting convoys, and imposing a blockade, but without the desert theatre the army would just have been kicking its heels. Strategically it was a vital area too.

It's not only the Americans, British troops hate him as well, my dad couldn't stand him. 8TH ARMY SAPPERS.

Another factor was that the Japanese did not rotate their pilots. Veteran pilots were constantly sent out until they were eventually killed. By the time of the Great Mariannes Turkey Shoot, most Japanese pilots were rookies. US pilots were rotated so veterans could train recruits, and new pilots were given a chance to gain experience.

My girlfriend won the battle for my bulge.

am i dumb and insensitive or does much of the footage look ai generated, or "enhanced" by ai?

I’m pretty sure Churchill promoted Monty to field marshal.

6:50 thats just wrong, almost any anti-tank weapon can penetrate a Bradley, (maybe those from 1939 would have a little trouble) and most RPGs can go throught through abrams rear and sides, depending on upgrade packages and which specific weapon is used. I can understand you buying into the propaganda about abrams armor being impenetrable all around, even though only the front and turret sides even have composite armor, but how could you ever think that a bradley's armor would survive an RPG? Blatantly false info like this makes me question this channel a lot. They even made a movie about it called pentagon wars, so its not like this is some obscure secret fact, it's common knowledge that they have aluminium armor...

Bad Assery and the Pride of the 40s. That's all it was. - They cheered celebrated and hugged their brothers who came to save them.

In a mentally healthier world, the answer could only be a resounding NO!

I see how important the need for young men is to fight these wars. I am ashamed to admit when I got out of highschool I wanted nothing more than to go fight in the middle east. Now in my mid 30s my first question would be "How much am I getting paid for this? How dangerous is this job? What is the end goal of this war?" You really do need young men to go fight like this on the front lines. As you get older it is impossible to convince you it's a good idea.

Bastonya

I will say though, the F4F performs better than one would think. Initially the Zero slightly out-traded F4Fs, though the earliest records on casualty cause of the F4F is tricky to discern. In the Battle of the Coral Sea the Wildcats shot down 14 zeros for 10 lost. In the Battle of Midway, and other battles during this time period resulted in about a 1.4:1. Groups conducting the thatch weave though during Midway scored a 3:1 kill ratio on zeros even when greatly outnumbered. Even before the hellcat was introduced, wildcats were shooting down far more zeros per plane lost. Tactics and poor pilot replacement by the Japanese allowed the wildcat to be more combat effective than the zero was, contrary to the usual narrative.

My contention, as a Marine, do not believe the 101st needed rescue, it needed help. Like an air strike, air support, artillery support, something. The media and Patton turned it to a rescue. When Eisenhower asked for a plan, Patton boldly stated he could get there and rescue them in 3 days. He was over 100 miles away. You can cover 20 miles a day easily but this was in bitter cold conditions. So covering 100 miles in 3 days is daunting. It was easy for Patton to make that bold claim, he rode on a keep. He didn’t walk the entire journey. It was easy to pierce the Germans since they had Bastogne surrounded and not concentrated in one area. Once Patton’s unit pierced through, the German’s had to retreat. They had run out of food and ammunition. It wasn’t as glorious as it described. If the Germans had been better equipped, it would have taken longer and more casualties on Patton’s unit. But Old Blood and Guts probably wouldn’t have cared. He cared more about winning at all costs. He was reckless as a leader which is why he was shown the door.

History in a nutshell: -western armys crishing their enemy in effective and precice attacks -russians failing abissmaly

Oil saved you 11mins and 31 seconds.

It’s funny my dad and my uncle were in World War II. My uncle was on the famous USS Missouri during the Pacific Theatre. My steps are now the USMC aviator C130 J with four deployments in battle amazing aircraft even as big as it is VMGR 352 raiders, long legs of the marines🇺🇸🏴‍☠️

Why is it we forget about the atrocities the Japanese did to ANYONE that they considered inferior to them. They murdered women, children and babies, yet people on here feel sorry for these animals. Give me a break.

Nazis dont care about their people, something Americans are about to find out - again

British commanders hated Montgomery as well

Death and War is an ugly thing and must be avoided at all costs.

What an extremely boring voice

I've seen plenty of videos on KZbin mentioning all names and organizations censored. Frakly, I think you're just being a wuss with your journalism, which is a shame because this doc is a gem.

This is very good. Thankyou sir

" The inexperienced pilots are eager but the experienced pilots are not eager.

Pilot attrition for the Japanese was compounded by the fact that they made little effort to find downed airmen. The USA sent subs and floatplanes to search for pilots after a battle whereas the Japanese just let them die or be captured but most would choose suicide over that. It cost a lot of money and takes a significant amount of time to train new pilots so every downed pilot saved us one that doesn’t have to be replaced. Early in the war this was crucial to keeping the carrier wings manned.

It wasn't called a rescue. The mission was to RELIEVE Bastogne and get 10th Armored back.

kafkaesque shit

what happened to those WMDs

Inbred mofos. Where's the WMDs at? Puto anglo paranoia...

mostly because they were outnumbered. if a tiger ran into a Sherman. the tiger was screwed. because that Sherman had 50 of his buddies with him. then there was air power. tigers had front and side armor. but it could be hit from above, lots of anti tank guns.

Click bate, rubbish

Where the Hell is the “Rat’s Ass” button…

The Zero was obsolete by this time of the war. The Ki-84 or the Ki-61 would of been a better dogfight.

They say americans were bad soldiers, and were cowardly. But we won every engagement. The losses were very lopsided in all the battles.

The battle of the bulge quickened the end of the war by at least 6 months. The Germans threw a army of inexperience troops at us with the inability to properly supply them. We decimated them with non stop artillery and when the skies cleared bombed the sh*t out of them. It was so bad that when they did beat us in a major Armour battle, taking 0 losses they ran out of fuel and deserted their tanks . Think Marianas turkey shoot in the pacific as a good comparison

This video explains virtually nothing that isn't obvious or has already been explained by main stream media outlets, and is so pro British Intelligence it's teetering on MI6 propaganda. Let's just call it what it really is, an apologists view of the 2003 invasion of Iraq. We know the end game has always been a commitment of the Western Alliance to abide by British support of US foreign policy to maintain global dominance for this Alliance. It's the wetdream of neoconservatives and neoliberals but more poignantly the oligarchs, industrialists and the financial sector that underpins these imperialist warmongers, who are willing to kill as many brown people, Russians and Asians as it takes to satisfy their dreams. As George Monbiot has said, we're a community of altruists governed by psychopaths!

AI slop

After that many decades of war crimes, I have no sympathy for the Japanese soldiers. They found out.

They didn't hate Monty

Bring freedom lmao. Take oil you mean