Band of Brothers - Moving off the line

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This series, originally broadcast on HBO, tells the story of Easy Company, 506th Regiment of the 101st Airborne Division, U.S. Army. Based on interviews with survivors of Easy Company, as well as soldiers' journals and letters, this 10-part series chronicles the experiences of these young men who knew extraordinary bravery and extraordinary fear. Based on the book written by Stephen Ambrose.
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[@brianmacgabhann5630]

The best lesson in leadership I ever got was when the Brigade Commander called in to address our junior staff course on the first day. After a few anecdotes, he literally took out a cigarette packet, on which he'd scribbled a few notes. Basically, he said, military leadership comes down to two things; complete the mission, and look after your people. The trick, he said, was knowing which of the two took priority, and no course or class could ever teach you that. Only experience could. That's the essential skill that Winters had.

[@DaveDexterMusic]

ironically he was called in to teach you something which no course or class could ever teach you

[@catlee8064]

The problem comes when you get a fresh rodney whos out to get medals and ignores the experienced SNCOs. Had a few of those in my time. I lucked out with my OC being my very first troop cmdr years before....he always listened first.

[@vtbmwbiker]

I was taught: Mission Men Me and I've never forgotten that was the basic formula of being a good leader.

[@garymitchell5899]

Yeah he didn't need to make notes to give that message. Why lie dude? Walt maybe? Edit: yeah definite Walt vibes, no soldier talks in clichés like that.

[@MrMotherfuck123]

Why is this overrated?

[@ghozgaming8704]

“There are roads which must not be followed, armies which must not be attacked, towns which must not be besieged, positions which must not be contested, commands of the sovereign which must not be obeyed.” ― Sun Tzu, The Art of War

[@-.Steven]

Most Excellent. Thank you for posting.

[@sartainja]

Do what I did when working for the federal government for 25 years. Do it your way and just tell them you did it.

[@Svensk7119]

That was a perfectly worded quote. Thank you. That's an excellent quote, but one that I don't cite as often as others. Perfectly applicable here.

[@soccerguy2433]

literally not applicable

[@madhavyu]

“Lots of things which I said, I didn´t say.” ― Sun Tzu, The Art of War

[@thelastjohnwayne]

Captain Winters directly disobeying an "insane order" is what made him a great officer.

[@_PJW_]

Well, he *did* follow the order to the fullest extend of its goal.

[@hux2000]

I was gonna be all smartypants and say "Major Winters", but then I remembered he gets those oak leaves pretty soon *after* this scene. So good call!

[@BlueButtonFly]

What are you taking about? It was reported that the order was followed to a T. All is well.

[@thelastjohnwayne]

@@BlueButtonFly Oh Yeah I forgot Wink Wink behind Col. Sink. Job well done. Carry on

[@rleroygordon]

It was more than that. If Col. Sink had found out that he'd disobeyed that direct order, he would have taken full responsibility for his decision.

[@bobfred1282]

True leader. Not about sucking up to the bosses for your own personal gain but about truly looking after your men for the best outcome

[@sblack48]

He put his nuts on the line for his men and they knew it. Risking their lives so close to the end for something so pointless after all they had been through was despicable.

[@heaven-is-real]

a wink is as good as a nod to a blind horse, or, don't cast pearls before swine (pointless waste of good men serves nothing) good call

[@4Him4u2]

Sometimes a leader works for their subordinates as much as they work for him/her.😃

[@neilcrowesongs9768]

Sink wasn't a collaborative leader as portrayed in BOB

[@VT-mw2zb]

The "live and let live" period of WWI was broken gradually, but the method to break it,.from higher HQs' perspective was to order raids. Raids that are carried out result in casualties, prisoners, or both. Too many raids that result in neither mean someone is bullshitting.

[@BallZakc]

1:04 I love when Sink walks up Winters gets his hands out of this pockets, Spears unfolds his arms, but Nixon just doesn’t budge.

[@SpiritMatthias]

Great observation and attention to detail. Never saw it

[@samus17]

gotta love their portrayal of Nixon

[@justtalldave]

Yet Nixon is the only one who verbally shows respect.

[@bun_bun_the_bunny]

he don’t care about the TPS reports no more.

[@charynoy]

Very patrician. He's from a very rich family--not used to showing obeisance.

[@jonathancarlson6127]

Richard Winters. They broke the mold with him.

[@thedon1570]

Not really

[@Rosskles]

​@@thedon1570 Not seeing the great man that Winters was whilst fanboying over Trump is everything that is wrong with the United States today.

[@thedon1570]

@@Rosskles Trump is a god Russian🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@Rosskles]

@@thedon1570 Trump hasn't meant a single prayer or church visit in his life. He is one of the least religious Presidents that has ever lived. Anyone who believes otherwise is deluded.

[@amramjose]

What a leader; cared more about his men and risked a court martial to save them, instead of catering to the colonel's bragging rights.

[@rrssmooth6643]

Damn he was a great leader alright.

[@Kokuyous3ki]

You don't even have to debate if "this is not how it went" or otherwise, fine example, period. Basically educational tale of how politicians and political ambitions are the only reason people die in wars. Seriously, just let them fight it out themselves, leave the others at home.

[@davidschmidt6013]

Definition of a true leader: Your people? #1 Admin bullshit? #2 .

[@beanotherbrick]

Now apply it to Ukraine

[@strangebrew1231]

They leave it out of the show but in dick winters' book he talks about how sink was an alcoholic and he felt he was giving the order for the next patrol while drunk. At least that’s how winters justifies it

[@jurgschupbach3059]

u talk bad very bad

[@strangebrew1231]

@@jurgschupbach3059 tf are you talking about

[@matthewriley7826]

Could’ve also been he was looking to get a generals star before the war was over.

[@Shoelaces77]

Winters loved his men, and they love him back. Absolute legend

[@hanscombe72]

It’s just that they are so close to the end. He doesn’t want to lose any men who have come this far.

[@user-zq5jd7ee9n]

It wasn't so much that the men had come far. It was more important to Winters that no one be needlessly killed just before coming off the line. No one wants to be the last guy killed.....

[@dwaynesims8834]

That is a true leader to take the responsibility of telling the men, and then getting them off the hook, legendary

[@LiamTheCarver]

Just watched the latter half of the series with my brother over Christmas. These episodes really shine through imo

[@andrewstravels2096]

The later episodes, especially the Bastogne ones, are great to watch for Christmas.

[@gtg2020]

"Moving off the line!" The soldiers will willingly put their lives on the line for the true leader in the heat of battle. That's what true leadership looks like!

[@akamiguelsanchez9985]

Reminds me of that scene in Generation Kill where Fick won’t send his men into a town at night with no recon just because the LT Col wants to be aggressive to impress his generals

[@kzavverr3651]

And his company CO Encino Man wanted to score points with Godfather too, which is why he insisted on it despite Fick's objections.

[@Thor_Odinson]

Unfortunately officers like Lt. Fick don't fare so well in peacetime. The ones that don't play the "game" don't get promotion and are even driven form the military. His book is a good read.

[@luigivincenz3843]

GK is an underrated series. The former Rolling Stone author was a lib who hated the military, but after spending time with them in the trenches, looked at them as family in the end. Even the anti-American Spanish reporters who accompanied US troops into Baghdad felt respect for them after, and even cried when it was time for them to go back to Spain.

[@adriang6259]

One of the best moments in the series. The care for the men, the relief in the same men, the respect and brotherhood on display here, can't be understated.

[@mrneutral8423]

God bless Winters, he knew it was suicidal, he defied that order, but on the basis of morality and the common good, rather than arbitrary commands and exclusionary Ego-bullshit.

[@SantomPh]

this was Easy's last combat op in the entire war (barring chasing escaped camp commanders), he wasn't about to get any more men killed, especially not the young Lieutenant who just arrived and nearly got smoked in the last patrol (not his fault).

[@hrdknox2000]

I absolutely love Winters's ability to skillfully navigate between hardass leader and knowing when to take a risk of pissing off command, should they catch wind of his enormous act of humanity towards his battle-hardened men!

[@BlahKDubstep]

I love how Major Winters never looks Sink in the eyes here.

[@robertstauffer2865]

Never says anything to him either.

[@BlahKDubstep]

@@robertstauffer2865 Absolutely.

[@KevinNerfs]

Winters speculated in his book that Sink wasn’t sober when he gave the order to send out the second patrol.

[@simonthomas5367]

Sometimes the right men are in the right place at the right moment. God Bless Easy company and all the other heroes.

[@michaelwong6050]

That smile from Speirs at the end says it all

[@Vesperitis]

You can see how Nix was a great friend and supporting leader. He cracks jokes to alleviate the tension and becomes the emotional support for Winters, who doesn’t have to be alone to make all the hard decisions.

[@tinkertom6196]

One concern about this scene. That river is look like around 20 - 30 meters wide. That Enemy building looks like around 100-200 meters from where Winters, Sinks, Nixon and Speirs standing at the same open spot. This scene is just after the night patrol where the enemy should be rise their awareness. They should be double their patrol and.... put more Snipers on building for a look out.

[@CaptCanuck4444]

The sense of relief must have been unfathomable.

[@yosiyyahu.bar.stephen]

Can’t help but think that Winters was thinking about the last time he delivered the news Easy would be coming off the line and how that almost cost Blithe’s life.

[@mattdaugherty7865]

I like how Nixon answered for Winters to Col. Sink!

[@TheSerpent21]

"The Battered Bastards of Bastogne". I can understand that feeling, not necessarily been in exact same situation as them, but in some ways close to it, was Hell, but made it through it for the most part.

[@jamesrossmusic6013]

Excellent scene... I can watch this over and over again!

[@fload46d]

There was a great officer. Able to think for himself considering the situation. Curahee!

[@LarsDcCase]

This was such a good WWII movie. One of the best of the best.

[@xfiremaniac]

Caring for your men is what gets you through a war. I have not fought a war yet, but caring for lives of others in general, has never let me down through my 29 years of service in the Army. After all, we only have one another, when things get personal with the enemy.

[@robertmorris8997]

How could you be in the military the last 29 years and not been to Iraq or Afghanistan?? I did Desert Storm from Bahrain, so I didn't do much, but the units I was in went to both several times.

[@xfiremaniac]

@@robertmorris8997 Greece tends to refrain from participating in operations that involve direct offensive actions against other nations. We provided support such as Logistics during Desert Storm and Iraqi Freedom or EOD in Afghanistan. Very rare incidents happened that required show of force in almost any situation. So, very few Army staff engaged in real action and usually that was on voluntary terms. Last time Greece used an expeditionary force to actively engage in operations, was in Korea. My mother's uncle fought there as a Lt. Our economy and society can't spare any more souls, we 're diminishing as a nation. In WWII we lost about 800.000 people to the German, Italian and Bulgarian occupation out of total of 7.300.000 and that's about 11% for the country that gave the first victory of the allies against the Axis (vs Italy). Our economy struggles since 2009. Now you know why.

[@Martin2troll]

On this day a man realised the US isn't the only country on the planet! 😂

[@robertmorris8997]

@@Martin2troll The person didn't specify GREEK Army, and since the English is better than mine I figured US Army. I absolutely know that there are other countries. I've been to several of them. For instance, I know from personal experience that Somalia is the alimentary canal exit for the entire planet. whoop de do

[@Martin2troll]

@@robertmorris8997 I'm just busting your chops, I know most people aren't that ignorant

[@rithvikmuthyalapati9754]

1:09 Now this would have been a German sniper's fantasy, high ranking American officers all standing out in the open

[@jamalwilburn228]

More like a Forward Observer. A sniper can only get one or two while an FO could get all of them with a single shot

[@wuynltrong8875]

So the German knows which one is the officers or they just randomly shoot any visible targets like in games?

[@strangebrew1231]

@@wuynltrong8875 They're wearing their rank pins

[@stevekaczynski3793]

Yes, I thought that. Under three hundred yards, a halfway competent German with a rifle and telescopic sights would manage one kill, maybe two.

[@captainconway2236]

The only ones who have their pins even remotely visible are the Colonel and maybe Speirs, but then again it's just the pins on their collars which are freaking tiny, there is no way you would be able to clearly spot them from where their consevable Frontline is across the river on those buildings even with magnification

[@Catch22699]

What a commanding officer! Another well acted scene.

[@carlosbaja678]

Band of Brothers and Generation Kill, Using light infantry to speed run tip of spear, brutal, but makes for GREAT TV

[@mr6johnclark]

If that was Sobel, might as well hand out blindfolds.

[@85themez]

been there, done that. the best leadersip ever

[@failtolawl]

Ain't no thing, just 4 important officers standing out in the open right on the line

[@benwatso]

Been liking the Band of Brothers vids, keep it up.

[@nocturnalrecluse1216]

Sink tried to do them dirty. 😂

[@robertgreer4296]

It would've been an honor to have served under Dick Winters.

[@mike_max]

the way sgt martin holding up capt spear shows the respect and camadarie between them. true meaning of brothers.

[@DavidSpratt123]

Why was he holding him up?

[@LesterMoore]

Know the feeling of moving off the line. For us in Vietnam it was "stand down." Ability to sleep all night (maybe - depending how far away from the action you were).

[@FINALLYOUTAFTER6]

No. No I’ll do it. Leadership.

[@davidmurray5399]

For a combat infantryman, being told he's going off the line, is like being reborn.

[@wjlin1]

I wish I can serve with the man like him!!!!

[@garywells3763]

"What's the point?" That could have been asked about a great many screwups.

[@DevilDogDen1775]

When he said do complete another patrol... Every man thought f**k me.....

[@victorfinberg8595]

1:08 quad 50 AA MG kind of rare today

[@kn4cc755]

About 14 years ago I was transiting the area south of Brownsville, Texas into Mexico. I was briefed that the Mexican Marines had been ordered in to secure the road as some cartel infighting had stirred up the locals. A checkpoint with zig-zag deflectors had been set up across the road with the last reveal guarded by a quad 50 on a vehicle. Intimidating as hell. Those Marines matched the hardware in mood and purpose. A little farther down that road, we saw the results of their action, four large Suburbans lay smouldering on the sides and shoulder riddled with automatic weapons fire. We left the area with all deliberate speed.

[@LostMyMojo100]

THAT is leadership....

[@jody6851]

Luckily, no one in Easy Company spilled the beans. If anyone had, and Sink found out that Winters disobeyed orders, Winters would have been court-martialed, stripped of rank, and thrown in the brig for who knows how long, then dishonorably discharged.

[@TheStopShort]

Everybody in that room respected Winters, they knew he was right, and that what was due to their CO was more than he was asking for. Winters had entirely too much juice.

[@jaycathedral9079]

No one would be that stupid. Winters should have received the Medal of Honor on D-Day but politics limited the number of awards and who received them. Court martialing a well known, brave, successful and hugely popular battalion commander who in the most simple terms cancelled a patrol in part because they were being taken off the line in the morning would have been even more insane than the fantasy court martial by Captain Sobel. There was nothing critical about the patrol and one could simply say that Winters used his command perogative to reconsider the need. Colonels seldom get to be colonels by acting like an idiot. Winters would have buried it.

[@officerlawnmower]

That shows how much Winters trusted his men

[@CaptCanuck4444]

Doubtful.

[@shep9231]

Nah. Nobody in Easy would have ratted Winters out. They had respected him by D-Day. By Christmas. Most would come to love him too.

[@The2ndFirst]

Spiers was ready to go.

[@thomaslongshore1295]

Winters is to be commended for this call.

[@Kontorotsui]

Four officers in the open well in view of an house, a sniper's dream. The colonel even turned his back so the sniper could confirm he was an officer (vertical line) and in case he wanted to update is record, in front he has the aguilette of his colonel rank. At least they didn't salute, the worst way to indicate who's the juicer target.

[@tomwillmore1740]

At what point did he decide to do what he did? Love the leader!

[@tomwillmore1740]

Yes just a little bit more.

[@lonewolf604]

na na na na na na, leader, leader, leader

[@ereini0n]

I remember watching the show for the first time, and I didn't at first understand what he actually did, how they're supposed to patrol when asleep?

[@doctordoggo8604]

They're not, they are faking it so they don't have to all go and risk their lives again. They are tired.

[@andrewg.carvill4596]

Did you never patrol in your sleep?

[@davidahlstrom7533]

It's called indirect communication. This is why Westerners (especially Americans and Australians have so much trouble in Asia / Middle East. The communication is very high context / indirect.

[@SantomPh]

they didn't patrol. Winters will report to Sink that they crossed the river, patrolled and found no living prisoners and came back. The very next day the Allies crossed the river and boom, it was all over.

[@Rebellpanzer]

Men follow leaders…..not rank

[@lineygoblue4252]

One of the best scenes in the entire series. Winters didn't want to waste any more American lives on a boondoggle for Sink, especially since the men were moving off the line for a break the next day. He probably could have been busted in rank if Sink found out about it, but Winters did the right thing. No wonder his men respected him so much.

[@georgiosgiotopoulos6380]

Nixon's "Yes, sir" means more than that!

[@sh020173]

真的~帶兵也要帶到心，軍官要懂得該衝就衝，但也適可而止地讓軍心穩下來.....因為傷亡與高強度警戒已經讓軍心面臨臨界點了🤔

[@sh020173]

溫斯特少校這段的作法，讓我深受感動與敬佩.....因為他做到讓部屬不必要的犧牲👍

[@tlhamp0]

inaccurate they lost two men and Sgt Martin didn't lead that mission Sgt Mercier led the mission which is odd he was a big part easy company and he is not mention in the series

[@Mikevdog]

Thats not good 😮

[@grey1796]

Maybe his family asked that Sgt Mercier not be portrayed in the series?

[@tlhamp0]

@@grey1796 that is possible but it seems to me that his family would want his accomplishments remember

[@amihan99]

Speirs look like he was gonna start shooting. 3:25

[@gtownboi3877]

*german sniper* "danke schön"

[@mattdaugherty7865]

I was thinking the same thing!

[@johnanderson1245]

Did Sink actually think the enemy wouldn’t be waiting for them this time? If I were them I sure as hell would be, and Winters knew that. He stuck his neck out and protected his troops from having to execute a potentially disastrous mission.

[@billybupkis3688]

No, I'll do it. Leadership.

[@locker1325]

Putting your career on the line. That's about 1 in 1000 officers. Our armed forces generate efficient order takers. And sometimes they get very kucky and generate great leaders. I've never met one in my time in the Navy.

[@tincupnickleboythe1st700]

What town was across the river ???

[@tservo3k]

The city of Haguenau - it sits on the French/German border at the time.

[@GamerCainey]

At what point do all these high ranking officers end up standing looking across no mans land into enemy held territory. One mortar round finds it target or sniper and we're all sorted. I only hope they weren't recognisably high ranking to the enemy.

[@Great_Sandwich]

So, this is now the "BoB" channel..?

[@rsds7449]

Every hbo show needs a channel. Especially since kel ana back in the cut

[@dolyharianto]

I thought Sink was a bird colonel trying to climb to higher level by bragging about the pointless mission, but apparently he rejected promotions twice during the war so he can closely manage the new Airborne division.

[@TheStopShort]

Sink wasn’t perfect, but he was def the best man for the job

[@TheStopShort]

Correction: he was the only man for the job

[@fishingthelist4017]

He probably would have gone to a regular infantry division commanding draftees who had a fraction of the training the Toccoa men had and no time to train them into shape. Not a good tradeoff

[@ZEZERBING]

Didn't know that was Tom Hanks son.

[@user-gc8cj5nk2n]

Leadership

[@conpop6924]

I find it funny how a 57 yr old dye played a guy who wasn’t even 40

[@user-zq5jd7ee9n]

Movie makers do that a lot. 55 year old John Wayne played 27 year old LTC Ben Vandevoort in The Longest Day, as one example.

[@jameswalley134]

What a pity this organization sold their beautiful Winjeel.

[@sandbridgekid4121]

Snipers?

[@mateuszmattias]

I do like this series, but some things I can't help being a bit annoyed about: at 1:21 a Colonel, two Captains and a Leutenant standing fully exposed to enemy sniper fire. (If the americans had secured the opposing bank then the entire premise of the scene - getting covertly across during the night - would be unneccessary, so it must be assumed the Germans could be present in any of the buildings on the other river bank.) Why would the makers of the series choose to make that kind of depiction?

[@thmaginnis1]

Not sure when the promotion becomes official but Nixon had Winter’s Oak Leaves in his pocket at the time of that scene. Bump that up to a Major.

[@Dr.EmmettBrown.]

While not down to the tiniest detail accurate there’s a very good chance this is how the scene actually played out. I could see it being pretty accurate as Winters was obviously alive for the interviews so he probably described this to the producers

[@richardeschallert8526]

Depends on the actual distance (range) between where the officers were standing and any logical spot for a sniper. PLUS, by this time in the war, the Germans were basically all on the defensive. THEY knew the war was almost over; so why risk their lives for an obviously lost cause. Some really young kid (Hitler Youth? might have tried a shot. Or a hard-core SS soldier? But most of them were probably hunkered down during the day; not exposing themselves to sniper or artillery fire.

[@SantomPh]

@@richardeschallert8526there were no Hitlerjugend stationed this far away from Berlin. They were only deployed to fight in the last stand against the USSR, and never armed with rifles strong enough to hit at 300 yards. You can also see the Allied guns pointing at the river, the Germans would risk getting blown away if they opened fire.

[@jamesbutler8821]

I agree with Winters but that's not how I would have played it out IRL. Too many cogs in the machine here that can go wrong or rat them out, esp the cherry lieutenant, who he doesnt know. There is also a possibility that Sink will show up to observe. What I would have done is pulled Martin off to the side and told him to make a show of crossing the river, but only to get out of sight. Then once across, fiddle faddle around on the bank to waste time then cut back across minus the raid. That way Martin and only a few others are wise to it and no one gets drunk and blabs.

[@SoFloCo-ne4rk]

Very good point. But I think the point of the scene was to show that Winters cared about his men and was willing to take some heat for them, even if he was a little naive in how he went about it.

[@al3440]

One death is a tragedy, 1 million deaths is a statistic - Stalin

[@noornaharKhatun-hl7bu]

Nearly....sit...cpm.....Euro.. amrica

[@johnharris6655]

What I do not understand, Easy has been blowing through officers to the point they had to make Lipton a Mustang officer. Now Lt. Jones shows up right out of West Point. He has been training to be an officer for 4 years, while everyone else from Winters to Spiers probably had 90 days of OCS making them "90 Day Wonders." Why promote a West Point Grad and send him off to Battalion HQ when he would have been far more useful to Winters has a Platoon leader.

[@robertmorris8997]

A brand new Butter Bar isn't much use to anyone, especially if they won't listen to the Platoon Sergeant.

[@mariametler4910]

Dobra decyzja!

[@jamalwilburn228]

This will not reflect well on Winters' OER

[@Governor2310]

Not really, on the report it would just say that there was a patrol that didn’t get any prisoners. No one would be any of the wiser if all the men make the same report

[@jamalwilburn228]

@@Governor2310 It's a joke on how much risk people will take for a good evaluation.

[@michaelhayden5264]

According to David Webster, in this episode, Nixon wrote up the bogus report and Sink was none the wiser. I will have to check Ambrose’ book to see how he handles it.

[@a.trance6997]

Is ti safe to say, realistically, they would not be standing there? Seems too close to risk getting sniped, lol.

[@privateer0561]

Excuse me, but if the objective is just across the river a few hundred yards away, why the f*ck would anybody stand out in the open like that to be picked off by snipers? This scene is idiotic.

[@noornaharKhatun-hl7bu]

Sarkel watch.......hind....2024....13...4

[@dandreer3150]

That's the problem we have in the IDF in Israel now: excellent battlefield commanders, but selfish irresponsible generals.

[@jamesveccie]

that and committing genocide against the native people

[@dandreer3150]

@@jamesveccie So, retaliating against a savage enemy that invades your country, murders 1200 of your citizens and kidnaps another 200 or so is genocide? Then I guess, according to your twisted mind, America's response against the Taliban and Al-Qaeda for the 9/11 attack can also be considered genocide. Also, the native people of the Land of Israel, falsely called "Palestine" by dimwits such as yourself, are the Jews. Arabs are native only to the Arabian peninsula.

[@dandreer3150]

@@jamesveccie Firstly, the native people of the Land of Israel, falsely called "Palestine" by half-baked Hamas supporters such as yourself, are the Jews. Arabs are native only to the Arabian Peninsula. Secondly, if a country that retaliates against a savage and ruthless enemy that has invaded its borders, massacred about 1200 of its citizens in methods that would even shame the devil, and kidnapped another 200 or so of its citizens, is committing an act of genocide according to your twisted mind (if you even have such a thing in that thick skull of yours), then Ukraine, the US, the UK, France, Finland and every country in history that has been attacked and invaded is guilty of genocide.

[@HelghastStalker]

And incompetent "soldiers", along with your "excellent battlefield commanders" being more concerned with harming Palestinian civilians than anything else.

[@hannahdyson7129]

​@@dandreer3150Using your response then the Palestinians have a right to respond?

[@sachabois1744]

That would never happen in the Navy

[@robertmorris8997]

Yeah dang Russ'pickin' Gob Squids would be on a boat in the ocean. 😁

[@robertmileyjr442]

Can't fucking stand Dale Dye.😎

[@stevenwiederholt7000]

@robertmileyjr442 Well when you get The Been There...Done That Ribbon, let us know.

[@rapidoperator]

Who are you rooting for? The nazis or the commies?

[@smacdsmaccers]

whats the difference

[@JM-lc3ki]

@@smacdsmaccers Ain’t none

[@MuddieRain]

Spider-Man meme

[@irahzi938]

The nazi!!

[@ogbaar3285]

None