GodBless this American Patriot🇺🇸🥃

Rip pops see you soon

Um, no, it wasn’t just filming a firehouse. It was ‘a ‘boy’, in this instance, Tony Benatatos, a probationary firefighter, becoming a man in the nine months he’s on probation.’ Turns out, he became a man during 9/11, ‘you know how we know he’s a man? He’s not bragging about what he did that day.’

Go hard or go home. I think SOMEONE'S a Scorpio! 💀💥

7:03 i remember this line from mohaa

B-24 Liberator

Best mission

Hell I never even been in combat but I know for sure those dudes that were next to me in the suck of training would give their lives for me and I’d do the exact same. (Prior Marine 0352)

Shorts over 60 seconds probably aren’t gonna get good analytics. Calling it now

this game is also hilarious is you turn on player controlled monsters

The flamethrower is just such a mess. Only does damage to you and your friends

Most fun we’ve had in a while!

hell yeah

30:19 NO WAY lmao! Also 29:05 is my favorite part 🤣

Bro fucking hilarious 😂

24:30 😂😂😂😂

When everyone who has seen this movie finally realize that it was Dr Strange & Loki reenacting a period of time! Love this movie.

It's been a minute. We are so back tho

1:18 why is Holt mewing lol

there is no more news?

Man, this is a classic!

My first cod I played lol I like the mission where you were in a bomber taking out warships in the sea

This was probably my favorite mission of the game. I found out years later that I had a relative who flew on B-24s with the 461st Bomb Group, 15th Air Force in Italy. He was a flight engineer/Top Turret gunner just behind the pilot and co pilot. I’d like to think this mission was poetic in a way.

Most respect

My favorite mission in the game

Please do more brothers in arms games

One of the greatest games I ever played when I was a kid.

The BAR was originally designed as an Automatic Rifle so troops in WW1 could maintain MG on the advance. It was specifically built to be fired from the hip. Only after WW1 did the Army load it down with a bipod and a heavy buffer in the stock in an attempt to make it a light machine gun. Yet many vets tossed away the bipod immediately and fired the rifle from the hip or the shoulder. I’ve always wondered if they tossed the buffer as well. The BAR in WW2 didn’t have a semi-automatic setting, only Fast and Slow. Yet here he clearly says his rifle had a SA setting. The way the Slow fire control worked if you removed the buffer (which weighed about a pound) from the stock the rifle would fire Semi. I’ve always suspected that was something combat troops would do. The added weight wasn’t necessary, no one liked the Slow setting and it wasn’t reliable either.

I’m 41, I was a senior in high school on 9/11. In getting older you not only see how many people died that tragic day but how many of the survivors in a lot of ways died that day too. Unbelievable bravery meets the guilt of surviving. Our world hasn’t been the same since.

I will never forget, how can I? What a horrendous act of hatred! I was 45 at that time and watching the events unfold. Me and my coworkers were glued to the TV in the conference room. It's been 23 years, and I'm still angry about something horrible that I couldn't do anything to stop it. I'm still sorry for those who were victims, and the brave 1st responders. God be with all of you.

16:30 "Rescue Four to Manhattan, K." 2001 was one of the darkest years for Rescue Four. Prior to 9/11, Rescue Four had lost two men during the infamous Father's Day Fire in Astoria back on June 17th, 2001. Firefighters Harry Ford and Brian Fahey were the two men lost. On 9/11 itself, all hands were lost. Rescue Four dealt with Death in 2001, but it didn't let Death stop them in 2001; they kept going.

This video just makes me wish there was a movie for this man, it's the kind of thing you would think would have been made already.

Hi, do you think the new Brothers In Arms game has been cancelled? I'm afraid because we haven't received news about this project for a long time. I thought it would be presented at The Game Awards, but it wasn't like that!

American men in uniform are the army of the rich.

It seems that Leggett is first Superman hater

Not only having to jump, but if they heard the other people screaming as they were falling. How terrible.

RIP Topthorn (black horse❤)

You don't instantly go into gallop. You accelerate to keep the formation.

Father judge died of a heart attack in the building

did the captain at the end live? i believe he didnt make it

2008-2024, 16 years of waiting, Randy should just sell the ip to a studio that would care about this franchise.

No excuse for this evil

We don't want war, unfortunately. Someone else always does

see this makes sense, Japan pulled this trick before with russia, they bloodied Russia's nose and Russia went running away. They didn't count on america's resolve.

Wow this a great video

King kept it real with him

I still absolutely love the BiA games and every year i hold out just a little bit of hope that we will hear any type of news about a finale and every year that little hope fades away it’s not looking promising that we’ll even get the finale which is just a shame to forget about this game series..

Great game !

In my opinion a good film, and there aren't many good civil war films. It's heavy on soliloquies, and inaccurately portrays the Confederate motivation as mere "states rights" - a lost cause myth. Overall however, it is a decent film. Its prequel "Gods and Generals", which was released some years later, was so awfully filled with lost cause mythology that it has to be seen to be believed.