Band of brothers (Episode 4) - Entering the market garden (Scene)

[@RobertP.Trebor]

This guy with the gun jam would've given Cap'n Sobel a rage stroke.

[@prick6567]

Captain Sobel be like: "Pass Revoke!"

[@harmjava]

Vincent Van Gogh was born in Zundert, not Nuenen. Nuenen is famous because that's where he painted the potato eaters. That soldier should ask Harvard for a refund.

[@froysantos2604]

You guys love to hear the M1 Garand "ping" here's the timestamp: 1:34

[@gaguy1967]

germans use to wait for that sound

[@Soldierbarnaby2409]

@@gaguy1967actually they didn’t

[@gaguy1967]

@@Soldierbarnaby2409 yeah

[@Historyfan-xk1tn]

If the Medic drag the Lieutenant that got hit in the ditch, he wouldn't get hit.

[@froysantos2604]

Sobel: *"PASS REVOKED!"*

[@LeonardStauffer]

(Not Click bait)

[@joanllinasbas1231]

Like this scene, but still can't understand why the sdkz just moves out of cover into line of sight

[@Ealdorman_of_Mercia]

silly writing. They just wanted to show American tanks taking out some German vehicles

[@ravensthatflywiththenightm7319]

@@Ealdorman_of_Mercia Forgive my ignorance but aren't those British tanks?

[@_TheDarkHalf]

Talking bout the sdkz German halftrack @@ravensthatflywiththenightm7319

[@gottshall03gt]

@@ravensthatflywiththenightm7319 some are American m4 Sherman’s the other ones are British Cromwells

[@manura02]

In a Real trial do ou know a foolish crew makes as a good target ?

[@jerbs5346]

The lieutenant who got shot in the throat was actually a veteran from Normandy.

[@manura02]

Nota: les soldats allemands se sont bien battus et jusqu'au bout ils ont lutté pour leur patrie alors que des vainqueurs par intérim ont lâche pied et ont eu une préférence pour tondre des femmes qu'ils n'ont su protéger.

[@JLee-rt6ve]

0:14 - Dissatisfied Goop buyers make known their discontent.

[@ravensthatflywiththenightm7319]

This is why every Western country decided to develop their own intelligence agency shortly after WW2. British intelligence was incredibly lackluster at best and atrociously incompetent at worst. And when British intelligence actually found something useful, they always made sure to send their Allies, whether it was Americans in D-Day or ANZAC troops in Gallipoli, as cannon fodder while the Brits reaped all the glory by conveniently occupying lightly defended "easy" positions.

[@Bullet-Tooth-Tony-]

@ravensthatflywiththenightm7319 Yet it was British intelligence that tipped off the Soviets on the German battle deployments for Kursk 😉 "they always made sure to send their Allies, whether it was Americans in D-Day or ANZAC troops in Gallipoli, as cannon fodder while the Brits reaped all the glory by conveniently occupying lightly defended "easy" positions." This is *inaccurate* . First of all, during the Gallipoli invasion, ANZAC casualties amounted to 26,000 killed and wounded, while the British ( not counting colonial forces) lost 120,000. And while the Americans faced heavier resistance on the D-day landings, the British and Canadians took on the bulk of the Waffen SS and Wehrmacht's Panzer divisions in land. Just see the figures below on the comparison of enemy strength. *Estimated German forces on the British 2nd army front.* *June 15th - Panzer divisions, 4. Tanks 520. Infantry battalions, 43.* *25 June - Panzer divisions, 5. Tanks 530. Infantry battalions, 49* *30th June - Panzer Divisions, 7:5. Tanks 725. Infantry battalions, 64* *5th July - Panzer Divisions, 7:5. Tanks 69. Infantry battalions, 64* *10th July - Panzer divisions, 6. Tanks 610. Infantry battalions, 65* *15th July - Panzer Divisions, 6. Tanks 630. Infantry battalions, 68* *20th July - Panzer Divisions, 5. Tanks 560. Infantry battalions, 92* *25th July - Panzer Divisions, 6. Tanks 645. Infantry battalions, 92* Estimated German forces on the US army front. 15th June - Panzer divisions 0, Tanks 70. infantry battalions, 63 25th June - Panzer Divisions, 1. Tanks 190. Infantry battalions, 87 30th June - Panzer Divisions, 0:5. Tanks 140. Infantry battalions, 63 5th July - Panzer Divisions, 0:5. Tanks 215. Infantry battalions, 63 10th July - Panzer Divisions, 2. Tanks 190. Infantry battalions, 72 15th July - Panzer Divisions, 2. Tanks 190. Infantry battalions, 78 20th july - Panzer Divisions, 3. Tanks, 190, Infantry battalions, 82 25th July - Panzer Divisions, 2. tanks 190, Infantry battalions, 85 lIgHtLy dEfEnDeD eAsY pOsItIoNs 🤪

[@_TheDarkHalf]

British intelligence won the entire war with the enigma code before the war even properly began.

[@GavinMFR]

I liked this scene.

[@jeromemagquilat3050]

does anybody know the name of the Lt that got hit here?

[@guitarhero1856]

Robert Brewer.

[@froysantos2604]

I just need 1 more subscriber!

[@anthonygerace8926]

I'm surprised that they have bolt-action rifles instead of semi-automatic M1 rifles.

[@battalionbricks]

It’s light because they are paratroopers. They aren’t supposed to have much equipment.

[@scottdunkirk8198]

@@battalionbricks no depending on their position in the squad they could be a rifle grenadier

[@battalionbricks]

@@scottdunkirk8198 I stand corrected

[@KurastWolf]

I don’t see any Bolt Actions. The one soldier who couldn’t kill the German in the open had a jam in his M1 and had to clear the chamber. All the other rifles are clearly M1s that I can tell

[@scottdunkirk8198]

@@KurastWolf grenadiers in the squads were issued 1903 springfields

[@manura02]

La premiere scène est absurde , un équipage de skz butte un lieut' mais utilise pas sa mg pour arroser la colonne????

[@manura02]

La première séquence est instructive de la vision yankee sur les populations européennes vues comme des pouilleux a qui on apporte la civilisation quoi.....

[@Hew.Jarsol]

Americans 😂

[@manura02]

By this Time they were some ukrainien men in thé waffen SS and guardians in some murder of masses places... Memory's Lost in a DD soft???