Damn America People

Sad, men could be friends if it were not for greedy political ambitions by certain few leaders. War is death. All those men probably had PTSD after that. I feel the Major took his life because the deaths of his men. Sad.

The rifles the 77th Infantry Division uses in this movie is the M1917 Enfield, This was the unofficial standard issue rifle for American forces in WW1 because the Springfield 1903 despite being famous in this war and WW2 was only produced in meger numbers so the existing P14 Enfield made under lend lease for the British was rechambered for .30-06. The M1917 Enfield was continue service into WWII with the US Army along with the M1 Garand and M1 Carbine along with lend lease use with the British and Canadian Armies along with the Chinese Nationalist Forces named X Force in the Burma Campaign

.,... Least we forget. Sadly the younger generation already has. I'm English and I respect All the brave men and women who died.

One hell of a movie that is true

Being an Ex Vietnam Veteran, I can understand what these men went through. GOB BLESS EACH AND EVERYONE OF THEM, that were really in this terrible predicament....Very BRAVE men indeed..AMEN.

My Uncle Archie fought in ww1.He said he caught german shells with his bare hands and threw em back at em.

My roots are in Texas.

57:37 He was reading Psalm 71

Can anyone please help me find the song from the ending of the movie during their march

It's on Amazon Prime too btw.

so I randomly paused and I found the thumbnail 25:13

The Americans went through hell on earth in the Argonne but had no idea what us Brits went through in the somme. Either way what a waste of life this war was..brothers forever 🇬🇧🇺🇸

Realy great film i must say well directed and good actors God Bless America!

You’d think that if someone had the coordinates for the artillery to shell their own guys they would then know where exactly their guys were so they could reenforce them

The American Expeditionary Force suffered more non-combat deaths than combat deaths. About 63k to 50k. Pershing was an idiot with a good sounding name.

Funny, the US did fuck all in the trenches.

Alvin York's movie is wrong also. There were other men in the squad that also helped take prisoners and fight. A professor did research with the families of those men. They never received any medals! Total fabrication for propaganda during WW2.

If I were him, I would pull out my pistol and shoot that general, it's an acceptable loss

Excellent display of leadership traits by major

The lost battalion fought with bravery and hard ship until the end they until victory was in there hand

The Argonne Forrest was a major objective for the Americans 🪖 army 😮in the first world awr

The first world war was hell for the Americans soldier

Anyone knows the name of the song of the 1:24:44 minute?

I completely forgot Stephen Graham was in this one! ...how many movies did the guy do??...

God Bless Our Veterans , past , present & future 🙏🙏🙏

Great Movie😍😍

What a pointless waste. Yet it persists

The good thing about WW1 was the Head Officers those in authority were on the side they were with.

I had never been a big fan of Rick Schroeder. He wasn't someone I paid attention to. He was outstanding in this role.

this movie is possibly better than any war movie made today...

This was a GREAT movie and I do not understand how I never heard of it. Actually one of the top 10 war films in my opinion. Awesome job. Thank you for posting!!

Exactly like the 36th Ulster division at the Somme struck so far in front they left all others behind

The original band of brothers! Bravo Zulu from a British ex Matelot 28 years done!😉

An excellent film, masterfully done.

This is a great made-for-TV movie. Its a bit cheesy but i think it makes it better.hallmark for men

The Major committed suicide later on in life.

Why they said they didn't know where they were is funny I'm sure the artillery knew where they were shooting at clear coordinates once I got the message I guess I know where you are now now

I have this on my “saved” list for some time now. It’s a great movie, it’s a moving piece and I love watching it from time to time.

Excellent film.

You want facts and figures check out the somme , you must have heard about it somewhere!

Never been able to turn up on time for a proper fight , richer coming out than going in .

Liberty Division Standing strong

😂Would be nice to be able to tell which side was which. They all look the same!😮

Sadly the many a geat man was lost in WW1,WW2, Korean war and Vietnam. Sadly I fully believe at this time we have VERY FEW men like this now days. IF we were to engage in another war like this there's a GREAT possibility we'd loose this nation. EVERY old soldier able to raise a gun would once again lay it all on the line, that includes cowboys, red necks, mountain folks, moonshiners, country boys etc would lay their lives down to protect the USA basically all the rest would just curl up and cry.

VIA WOODWARD AVENUE IEI LIKE SMARTBUS TRANSFER MI FAIRGROUNDS M1 HAD TO CROSS M1, PEDERP BOARD A CIRCULAR SPLV CENTR 2MCC

Every citizen of the United States needs to watch this film. It should be required in history classes.

The older I get, the less respect I have for politicians who send young men to die in pointless wars.

I like this movie portrays on several occassions that WW1 was one giant meatgrinding shitchaos without a clear "good vs evil" for common soldiers involved. The ethical and political hatred of WW2 didn't apply here, and like in this movie there are many moments in which the common soldiers can sympathize with their counterparts, knowing they are in just as much shit as they are

Don’t thank veterans, apologize to them.