Wow 🤩🥺 Well done Huse ⬛️🟩🟦🟥

My uncle johnny Walker was a paratrooper at arnhem

Rockon Hoose

The worst part of this series are the pyrotechnics used to simulate heavy artillery and tank fire Its too Hollywood for my liking

Love the twins Haha

Loved it , nice one lads, and Freddie caught out with the dodgy local scoff again , sorry fella but I laughed

Vive La Resistance!

Fantastic entertainment!

This lady and her generation could certainly give young people a lesson today.

This was a very moving story w/ the flower child still tending to dead GI's grave 70+ yrs later

Arnhem bridge relics for sale.

My uncle was one of those glider pilots , he was captured and spent the rest of the war in a stalag , he was a lovely chap

"You look like a condemned man." Yes. Yes, he does.

I had heard a while ago that they were possibly doing new episodes, has anybody heard any more regarding this?

Strong resistance in Holland? That's not really true.

My favourite show 100%. Much respect to Hus for making the jump.

Hell is waiting for u

The baddies won ww1 and 2 and are running the show now....the grubby little jews

Both my grandparents were part of the Dutch resistance. My Grandfather used to spy on a V2 base and alerted the British whenever rockets were launched and my Grandmother rode a bicycle with a sten gun on her back and a Wembley revolver in her basket. The germans also once entered her home, ransacked and searched the place, she pretended to be sick and was laying in her bed (she was about 14-16 yrs old at that time) The germans said to her, "You're a good Christian girl, you wouldn't lie to us would you?" She nodded no. They asked her, "Does your father have or own a weapon or hunting rifle?" She said no. She told me that she didn't lie because she had the rifle between her legs under the blanket. She was very lucky they did not remove her from the bed otherwise I wouldnt be here today neither. Her neighbours though were not so fortunate apparently they were shot outside the house on the street. I couldn't imagine what she went through, but I wanted to share that with you. My grandmother is still alive, but my grandfather passed away a couple of years ago.

Very good video covering more of Freddie’s service in Afghanistan- kzbin.info/www/bejne/sJ28l2R9n7Khfdksi=tdUcfWO2AdNe9Gp4

The lady who was a flower child brought a tear to my eyes. Tending a stranger’s grave for 70 years is monumental and very moving.❤ Well done Hus. Better than blowing bloody doors off!

"What a week I've had !!"

A brit talking about free speech. too bad you don't have it in Britain. there's a reason we tossed your tea in the harbor and went to coffee.

Well done Hus. Beau Coupe respect!!

ex para.... lol.....he was a terrier

Love this

This show should have a new go since this is the last episode 😔

never mind there was plenty of ballast in the Trabbi to avoid going over

THAT'S A BANG BRUV

Hus with the Ma Deuce 😂

My father was Field Marshal Montgomery’s personal pilot in the 50s. He flew Monty all over the world in a DC3 based at Odiham. My brother and I flew with Dad many times on his circuits and bumps. Fond memories

Where the fair on the 27 minute mark please 😊

The end of this episode reminds me of "Dad's Army" The big guns 😂😂😂

LOL Jeep used by the SAS with US Markings

Love this show but what on earth is that clown 'hus' doing in it, he's embarrassing 😂

Well done Bruce and team...

All these false deadlines are boring

Thing 1 and 2 make the show don’t they? 😊

such a good show love the banter

Is the 88 sold ? nice episode as everytime love to see you in my hometown Berlin !

This show is a brilliant history lesson

bruce: I don't believe it an original sight for my flak 88 gun, I've been after one for years!!' 'you've definitely got my attention but how much is it renee?' renee: 'I'd like to ask you for 1000 euros for it' bruce: '1000 euros, its really nice i do want it but it's a bit heavy hows 700 euros' me: find another one in the same condition bruce valued at 1700 P and sells it for over twice as much.... disgusting SMH

The east german army actually took over the german uniform from 2WW, I won't say Nazis because a lot of the military were not in the 2WW.

The SAS wouldn't have gotten anywhere without the help of the Long Range Desert Group (LRDG), who pioneered the use of long-range, heavily armed vehicles to carry out clandestine reconnaissance, or attack missions, deep behind enemy lines in the deserts of Egypt, Libya & Tunisia during the desert campaign of 1940 to 1943. The LRDG helped transport, arm and supply the SAS during their first operations and provided them with valuable training in navigating their way across vast swaths of empty landscapes, using LRDG designed sun compasses, navigation charts, theodolites & etc. The LRDG were also the first commando unit to use surplus RAF Vickers 'K' guns and showed the SAS how to mount them to and use them on Jeeps.

‘During the war…’ I love Bruce but he really is Uncle Albert from Only Fools

This should be back on TV again, and not the Fargin woke bullshit crap that's on today ....

when Becks was drinkable.

why does he always look in pain when hes talking

Brilliant programmes but I'm p***ed off with the crappy loud music

I think Bruce needs to hire a Driver on these trips to France so Freddie can have a beer ! Get yer wallet out, Brucie !