Amazing Unexpected Military Discoveries

[@paulkelk5142]

the germans didnt plow through the Maginot line the went around the side of it through the Ardenne forest

[@badcompany3828]

I never heard of waddle canal. Where is that at?

[@dwilcox6325]

In 1966 I joined the U.S. Army at Denver CO. I spent 10 years, during that time I was in Vietnam, South Korea, and Germany getting out in 1975. I flew in a Continental DC3 and a 747 Jet linear.

[@Ik13454]

Welcome home son

[@James-bf8yi]

When you talk about WWII, you have people that have AR15. They did not start using them until around the 1960's.

[@GTGibbs]

@James-bf8yl Historical accuracy has never been much of a priority from this platform. AI generated? Might explain the weird narration. It’s like nobody is watching the content while narrating.

[@mattskustomkreations]

P38 Fighter Jet??? The propellers were just decoys, right?

[@jimevers7776]

If your going to read everything with American accent it just seems silly to roll the R's when saying Corregidor.

[@paulomaeney7324]

I've never heard of waddell canal either or horgddddor. this guy talks as if he's explaining the dresses of women coming down the red C

[@Kodiax]

p38 is not a jet......

[@robertvandenelst6438]

He is wrong ww2 had ended in 1945 not 1955

[@harry9392]

Your pronunciation of islands you're trying to say with a fake accent and the pronunciation is wrong. Look up pronunciation on Google, and you might get it right someday

[@GTGibbs]

When this narrator tries to use Hispanic pronunciation of place name’s it sounds like he’s trying to gargle rancid cottage cheese. He should leave Hispanic phrases and names to Hispanic’s. His made my ears hurt!😅