The (rather drunk) SAS Rogue Heroes meet General Montgomery - BBC

[@loyalpiper]

Monty definitely has recovered after the Chernobyl explosion

[@kiwiruna9077]

Took a while to recognise where I knew that voice from.

[@donaldgraham6414]

@@kiwiruna9077 Not actual video recordings of Monty, that’s for sure.

[@nigel483]

That's not Monty, that's Viktor Bryukhanov wearing British Uniform 😂

[@karthikvs9635]

I remember he was taken to party office 😂

[@pingu1986]

Quit playing napoleonic wars smh

[@forzared101]

"Of course no one can blame me for this. How can I be responsible? I was sleeping."

[@Gr33nMamba]

It's a rather distinctive voice comrade even if you didn't recognise him.

[@oogdiver]

Montgomery was deeply concerned about the well being of his troops and was once severely censured for issuing frank and explicit instructions to his brigade on the topic of venereal disease. Monty knew troops and wouldn't be at all surprised by this.

[@donaldgraham6414]

Monty knew how prevalent VD ha$ been in the First World War.

[@a1ethioS]

This happened during the 'phoney war' of 1939-1940 in Belgium. Monty was commander of 3rd division, not a brigade, at the time.

[@formicapple2]

My uncle served under Monty. Said he was the finest officer he ever served under.

[@charlesenfield2192]

Actually, Monty got in trouble for a playful euphemism he used for sex. I can't recall his exact words, but it was something akin to 'horizontal recreation.' It ruffled some feathers in the Home Office. It was perceived as vulgar by a few dandies, and as unserious by some others. Definitely different times. You could say that on broadcast TV now, and nobody would bat an eye.

[@davidlance5310]

Tbh drunk or not, I don’t think anyone could’ve been able to keep a straight face hearing Con O’Neill’s voice throughout that scene

[@trainknut]

I love how he could have gone around the bottles but Monty chose to walk straight over the biggest pile of glass in the room. Not only is it just badass on it's own, but if you know of the man and his exploits it's a pretty good visual metaphor for his approach to warfare.

[@jacktattis]

Well he had been shot through the Lung in 1914 and after treatment was with his unit in 1918 Had he been American a medal a purple heart and home,

[@UsuallyTrolling]

@@jacktattis People don't really know how based Monty was. Hollywood has done him so dirty.

[@TihetrisWeathersby]

This show has been such a fun watch

[@joshthaller4754]

The show is amazing, need season 3

[@CliveDavisOoYFNUNEXmmFUE10M]

My Grandad loved Monty. This is why his men loved him. He was as real in war as anyone could ever be.

[@Brianboru88]

That's why Monty was better than any US General except perhaps Patton, those 2 actually had a grudging respect for one another, both were veterans of the trenches in WW1, and they both counterattacked from North and South of the Ardennes bulge to help save Bradley's Army. And he beat Rommel, twice..

[@mrdrebin123]

@@Brianboru88 He didn't beat Rommel, Rommel was beat because the german war machine didn't hear his cries and demands for supplies and changes.. Rommel was the inventor of modernized tactical warfare...He did beat him.. Sort of.. I think it would be more accurate to say he outlasted Rommel. Funny thing Rommel does come under the "command" and or possession of many of the British Commando troops, whom hitler ordered executed no matter their term of surrender. (This is illegal in terms of laws of warfare). If I recall correctly Rommels refusal of these orders ended up saving Stirling.

[@jacktattis]

@@Brianboru88 pATTON WAS A NOBODY GOT BY WITH bLUSTER AND THREATS

[@jacktattis]

@@Brianboru88 Patton never beat Rommel anywhere.

[@NMMojavePoet]

The Distaste the GHQ hated the SAS were for the very reasons Paddy Mayne stated. They could and often did operate without direct orders. It was also the same things that was hated by the first formations of Green Berets. The first groups looked like a Rogues Gallery of misfits and casts off from every European Army post WWII, and that is doing those men a great disservice. Here is the thing, this is a show that to one extent or another sensationalizes some of the events that happened. There is an old writer's truth. Fantasy has to make sense, reality rarely does. A lot of the things that actually happened, didn't make it into the show because folks wouldn't believe it happened.

[@phili-8898]

like what?

[@theylied1776]

American Generals disliked Montgomery. They thought he was a glory hound.

[@Reprodestruxion]

The Canadians though and given this scene here, we can see why

[@alexndiritu1793]

Grasping, insufferably pompous, pedantic, overbearing, self promoting, tactically glacial, willing to sacrifice allied success in pursuit of newspaper headlines for himself despite being a middling military mind at best. A true donkey specimen of British command. Yet the British in the years since have expended miles of film and oceans of ink trying to convince the world that his genius singlehandedly won that war.

[@egosumhomovespertilionem]

In fairness to Montgomery, his chief American rival, Patton, was also a glory hound. But say what you will, Montgomery and Patton, each in their own way, were fighters who inspired loyalty and even devotion in their subordinates, and led their men to great victories against a well-trained, highly motivated and evil enemy.

[@theylied1776]

@@egosumhomovespertilionem Yes, this is why Henry Truman removed Patten from command.

[@joeyjojojrshabadoo7462]

They were all glory hounds. You don't become a general without blowing your own horn.

[@paulmcloughlin7900]

Were all just waiting to see what paddy says lol

[@lukepepper3949]

I know the show started with, 'This is not a history lesson', but there are too many egregious parts in this series. The USA got Band of Brothers and The Pacific (lots of inaccuracies in those but at least they were made with a high budget and in a serious tone) I hope this at least inspires folk to check out the real people and the real events during WW2.

[@Xyzabc998]

BoB and moisters of da aire were full of hubris, cliches and mawkishness. The Pacific was superb. This is also great in its own British way.

[@jacktattis]

@@Xyzabc998 The Pacific was rubbish No mention of the Aussies beating the Japanese in 30 battles in New Guinea while the USMC were struggling up the Islands

[@po-cf1ut]

@@jacktattis In any of those 3 series there isn't much mention of the other allies... they are great productions but their takes are not nuanced.

[@Azog150]

@@jacktattis Why would there be mention of the Aussies? It's a series based on the memoirs of three American marines, none of whom fought with the Australians. Watch World at War if you want a documentary. It's like saying Band of Brothers is no good because they didn't mention the New Zealanders fighting in Italy.

[@58biggles]

​@@jacktattiswhy would The Pacific show Australians. It was about US Marines and l thought it was very well done

[@thesnowmexican763]

Oh look a real mollar Monty: Excellent

[@maconescotland8996]

Was it not a REAR molar ?

[@thesnowmexican763]

@@maconescotland8996 No clue, yall sound like football hooligans to me

[@maconescotland8996]

@ Thanks for not saying soccer - whatevr that might be ? 😁

[@Gregory-Peck]

This series is just incredible Plz BBC renew this

[@PETER-c4n]

Paddy was not crazy, but just a man dedicated and far better suited to the demands of close combat than those skills of putting up with people he considered 'pen pushers'. He upset some people, so he did not receive the Victoria Cross. But he received the Distinguished Service Order FOUR times - The DSO was second only to the VC for Officer valour. He is probably the ultimate in combat leaders - wild, eccentric, skilled, brave and with a group who would have gladly followed him to the gates of hell if he asked it. He was a great rugby international for Ireland, and his best friend died early in the war. There was nothing going on between them, it is called pure comradeship. If you have served, you will understand that you can 'love' your soldiers - NOT in that way - as they are your friends, your family, you fight as a tight nit unit, and they would die for you if necessary - as you would die for them without question. The series is not totally accurate, but the events at Termoli certainly are. It gives an overall 'taste' of what went on. I will not elaborate on Paddy's personal 'ride of the valkyries' in 1945. Oh, to have been there on that day!

[@DavidProphet-f5b]

A very fair summary. An intelligent man with an ability whose quick weirdness ensured that he was acting whilst others were still trying to assess the situation. A character that script writers seem to be unable to understand without resorting to sensationalism. An unfortunate modern malaise.

[@jacktattis]

The DSO was not second to the VC That was the DSC for ORS and Officers

[@Paleos1000]

Upham, who was awarded two VCs had a similar contempt for inept leadership - one reason he only rose to the rank of Captain. When King George asked General Kippenburger if Upham deserved the bar to his VC, he replied that he could have had a hat full of them. War needs men who can see further, more clearly. Paddy Mayne was one of these. I always thought Freyburg had a high-pitched voice?

[@DavidProphet-f5b]

@@jacktattis I always thought that the DSC was a naval decoration though during WWII it was awarded to army gunners on DEMS. The DSO was awarded to those whose gallantry was just below the VC.

[@schafir8862]

Terrific scene - roll on series 3 💪

[@JarodFarrant]

4:52 that’s the right kind of thinking for the these men. The right kind of man in an insane situation who can get the mission done.

[@JapanIn-u7y]

That general at Monty's back was General Alexander

[@UsuallyTrolling]

Later to be Field Marshal and supreme commander of all allied forces in Italy

[@punkressph1]

They better renew this show. And release some bloopers too

[@BigfootsArmsRace]

I have a feeling they will. It's been extremely popular

[@liamcollins9183]

It'll get one more series to show the D-Day campaign, then that'll probably be the end

[@primarchstar2087]

You mispelled: Paddy Mayne's Greatest Hits "Pay-Per-View"

[@chrispepper121]

@@liamcollins9183 I don't think so. Paddy wanted to see Berlin so I guess that will be the end

[@andrewhemingway337]

Okay, in the first two episodes of this series, I’ve seen Paddy Mayen. Put 2 or3 military police in a coma with brain damage. There is a difference between getting into a drunken scrap and letting Paddy go back to the regiment because that’s where he needs to be just look at general Patton. I don’t believe they let a constantly drunk loony with zero respect for the rules. The real paddy was a way better character than what’s portrayed in the tv show.

[@Azog150]

Yeah, I'm sure the real Paddy was a bit mad, but I don't think he was the deranged drunken psycopath as portrayed in the series whose own men were scared of him (although he was known for getting into scraps). The real Paddy was also born to a landed family, played Rugby Union for the British and Irish Lions, and trained as a solicitor, so he wasn't quite the aristocratic-hating working class man as portrayed in the series either.

[@VikingKong.]

The whole series is extremely unrealistic and dramatised to a fault.

[@RobinsWatching]

The scene where he smashes up a cafe and fights some military police is based on a real event. Actual source is provided on the wiki page but here is the wiki entry. "Growing increasingly withdrawn as the War progressed, Mayne is described as preferring books to the company of friends, a tendency said to have become more marked after the death of his father, William Mayne (1876-1943). Refused leave to attend his father's funeral in Newtownards, a story tells of Mayne embarking on a drinking binge and rampage in central Cairo"

[@KenMcFarland-h2e]

@@Azog150according to reports stated by his then drinking friends here in NI he liked a drink but not as much as portrayed in the series , did not hate catholics and was a very smart man, one of the reasons he drank was apparently to ease the pain of his many injuries, absolute hero !

[@nkedit333]

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[@paterpatriae645]

Immedeatly recognized Viktor Bryukhanov's voice ^^

[@jessecarozza6745]

Same!

[@SpiderPigggg]

That’s Comrade Bryukhanov to you

[@nisidola1576]

Same!

[@nigel483]

Viktor Bryukhanov decided to travel back to WW2 Era and joins the British Army instead of Soviet 😂

[@marions57]

Excellent acting.

[@senianns9522]

'I drank Monty's double'!

[@rubbishmodeller]

Very clever!

[@patrickwilliams6567]

I don’t think the series was aimed right at we military history geeks. As long as it keeps normal people’s attention and strikes at the heart of the topic, well done. We got books and documentaries.

[@Goalie002]

Exactly. It's pop history, they've taken historic characters and events and glossed it all up for the modern day. If it gets people reading and learning about the real events then it's doing a good job in my opinion

[@robbob5351]

3 drunk men, not great, not terrible

[@mrdynamic8678]

The colour of the berets being changed was amazing The white was the worst

[@thescarletpumpernel3305]

interesting moment of history, Montgomery was not well known or liked by the 8th army when he took command from Auchinleck but quickly sensationalized himself with large press and staff events later seizing on the successes of the second battle of El Alamein, which was largely based on the foundations Auchinleck had provided, to snowball his popularity.

[@loyalpiper]

Monty also has a large dislike of the Auk and was probably also probably had a large part in his downfall

[@jacktattis]

He was WELL LIKED by the 8th Army and the ANZACS He kept casualties to a minimum and told the troops what was in the wind He kept Blamey and Morshead informed as well Whoo had been left off the Auks General STAFF

[@Brianboru88]

That was Monty, he won because he recognised the unconventional, and let them loose..

[@jacktattis]

Anyway he had two better the Royal Commandos and the LRRP. There is always something better

[@EL_BIN]

A shame that we cannot see the series legally world wide

[@kevg3320]

VPN is your friend!

[@EL_BIN]

@kevg3320 I know some tricks like that one... Is just to try to make them change it for those who dont

[@nisidola1576]

I see Viktor Bryukhanov got sent to the desert after the whole Chernobyl mishap

[@biggusnikus6280]

This reminds me of chesty puller saying something to the effect of “ take me to the brig. I want to see the real Marines” just reminded me of the difference between the mentality of commanders.

[@rushid9883]

Comrade Khodemchuk good to see you again😂😂😂😂

[@Sam_Green____4114]

They could have shaped their berets a bit better ! they look like they've just come out of their boxes ! Except for Paddy who has an extra large ear warmer !

[@RobinsWatching]

They had just come out of boxes, they were issued the red ones immediately before this scene.

[@stijnvandamme76]

Con O'Neill He was great in Chernobyl, but he sure doesn't sell me on Bernard Montgomery who had a very sharp , clear voice

[@StephenSweeney-r5q]

The main thing is Monty was against alcohol abuse just like Paton was against PSD or shell shock cases.

[@fez9152]

If I hadn't seen a properly subtitled version of this clip, I don't think I'd have understood but a few words spoken by Bobby Schofield (Sgt. Dave Kershaw). It's been like that through both seasons. Not a complaint, just an observation. Although somewhat fictional, I think the characters have been well developed throughout both seasons, so far.

[@paulcoopmans4288]

Paddy mayne didnt need permission…..

[@nigelking464]

Worst Monty ever. Is this the really best casting you could do?! Nothing like him.

[@franciscodiazmartinez5059]

“The other two are Alexander the Great and Napoleon.”, Montgomery when asked who the three greatest generals in history were. Market Garden, “I think we are going over the bridge too far.”

[@mahmoudshahnazi8374]

You are half right as he said: "The other two are Alexander and Wellington". An English General (Field Marshall in his case) would have never mentioned Napoleon, as he gave them grief at every turn until Wellington gave him a rough time in Portugal and Spain, and then there was Waterloo.

[@franciscodiazmartinez5059]

@mahmoudshahnazi8374 Was Napoleon simply having a bad day at Waterloo?. Welly it's so far from the Napoleón life and history. Sorry...

[@jacktattis]

Market Garden was NOT Montgomerys' Command

[@jacktattis]

@@franciscodiazmartinez5059 Sorry Wellington was never defeated in Battle when he was in Command

[@franciscodiazmartinez5059]

@@jacktattis Wellington was undoubtedly an arrogant aristocrat. However, when he was introduced as “the greatest general of our time,” he admitted that he was not. “The greatest of this time, of the past and of the future, was Napoleon.” Also compare a politician and statesman of the stature of Napoleon, who for some reason became the Emperor of France and almost all of Europe. And he laid the foundations of the new world that we are today against the old absolutist monarchies, it is not to be compared with an arrogant general who gave the last blow. Napoleon won 60 battles and lost 7. The trajectory and significance of his actions cannot be compared with a soldier who also had an easy time winning. And he almost lost. Napoleon in 30 years fighting against 7 coalitions, England, Prussia, Russia, Spain, Portugal, Holland, Sweden, Naples, German states... Wellington comes and becomes equal. Impossible. The British always making propaganda, like the charge of the light brigade that they transform into a victory. When it was a debacle and a defeat.

[@michaelwhite3615]

I feel bad for Britain that Monty was their ‘Best’ general.

[@franciscodiazmartinez5059]

Monty "El crack". Drunk soldiers win battles in Africa under very harsh conditions and the sober Monty loses them miserably. The defeat at Market Garden is a great result of his condition.

[@dasfilmemachermorammo]

Haven't watched the series, but is my boi Seekings alright?

[@caratacusw7545]

In a war filled with horror, Reg Seekings saw the worst. It was a marvel that he survived the war and came home.

[@TD_1815]

No way in hell these guys would be fit for a commando unit nowadays. We’re so weak it’s not even cute anymore.

[@Ghoulza]

This reminds me of south african airforcd in kenya. They didnt think dress uniforms where needed and walked arpund in shorts or just towels. Brits upper class hated them complained they had no dicipline. Yet that rag tag band kicked the much larger and equipeng italian airforce out of the skies and pushed them back. Brit high commend said our air force was too small and outnumbered to go on attack so should only be used for defence SA ignored that and went on the attack. Italian thought we had far more fighterd than them so pulled back

[@jacktattis]

Wrong even the RAF were in shorts in Libya Egypt Lebanon Malta

[@RealSalica]

Best tv series ever , can't wait for season 3 !!!

[@duncanknifton6613]

Monty giving them the all clear and the thumbs up must have really upset the pen pushers...

[@Bullet-Tooth-Tony-]

Sounds nothing like monty

[@hm25332]

indeed, it sounds like Con O'Neill has watched Daniel Day Lewis in Lincoln and thought that would be a better idea to Anglify that high voice and make it bit more hoarse

[@fscott1756]

He sounds like Voldemort in the Harry Potter movies LMAO

[@r3d5ive87]

I didn’t know it was supposed to be him until I got to the comments.

[@liamcollins9183]

Con O'Neill's voice is pretty distinctive, not a lot you can do about that.

Good old Monty. Never got held accountable for Market Garden.

[@jacktattis]

Because it was NOT his command he was not the Commander or Chief of Staff in fact he was not on the Market Garden operational HQ.

[@billywhizz1656]

even if he was in charge . what would he be accountable for, battles don't all ways go in your favour, look at Iwo Jima us marines thought they had it in the box when they landed, til the Japanese turned the beach in to a chicken shoot, a lot things went wrong for market garden bad intel, guards armour not being able to push due to the hold up at Nijmegen.

[@jacktattis]

Go and check Orbat Market Garden Commander Eisenhower Chief of Staff Bedel-Smith Brit Paras Browning US Airborne Brereton Air Force A Brit

[@UsuallyTrolling]

Its 2025 and people still think Market Garden was Monty's fault. We all know now it was caused by General Brereton delaying the airborne drops over several days and General Gavin securing the high ground instead of capturing the Nijmegen bridge on day 1 like he was ordered.

[@Warszawski_Modernizm]

Bryukhanov is doing quite well after soviet prison

[@mrd.808]

That's whats up🎉

[@edwardschaefer5293]

This is terrible. Monty as Vito Corleone the Godfather

[@georgewashington3393]

Lol

[@nylintguy.1819]

Tan beret, not great not terrible.

[@Unregistered.Hypercam.2.]

3.6 grams of alcohol, not bad , not great

[@bouse23]

i heard a story about montgomery he hated smoking. wouldnt let anyone smoke near him which was unusual at that time. just before d day he is giving a briefing to most of the allied top brass. wouldnt let any of them smoke. not churchill either. then the king and queen turn up. george the 6th. george was a very heavy smoker so he lights up. montgomery cant say anything because this is the king himself. once the king lights up so does churchill and soon everyone else does. montgomery has to continue looking out at a fog of smoke.

[@captmoha3787]

Monty hated people smoking near him because he was shot in the right lung in WW1, smoking fumes caused irritation his remaining lung.

[@bouse23]

@captmoha3787 yes was a lifelong teetotaller too (didn't drink alchohol) altought he did have a glass of champagne on ve day

[@adamjiracz]

Monty ✌️

[@skipper_hates_jerries]

That depiction of Monty is proper cringe, ruined it.

[@sacradotjoannes]

Worse Monty impression EVER!!!!

[@DanBeech-ht7sw]

Very bad

[@AnkitSingh00-01]

Damnn!!

[@honeybeebadger]

Tremendous show

[@Reprodestruxion]

Montgomery had should have moved to Canada and retired there like a hero

[@jacktattis]

He was a hero at home

[@AliPourchamani]

RTR beret hat .... 🫡❤

[@richardyoung871]

In this part of the video, when MONTY is talking to these soldiers, they addressed him as Sir,not in the Army can you get away with something like that, you have to address them as General, as I learned, it's out of due respect for the rank,other than that you can call them by Sir,that's OK.

[@hr1meg]

Mental Health was a term used back in WW2?

[@idgaf-dt7kq]

Defintely not!

[@georgewashington3393]

No, people knew what their gender was back then👍

[@drno4837]

Montgomery saw more action in WW1 and was wounded more times than this lot put together, and this chaps representation of the borderline Asperger general is not very good,

[@5sisters-g2x]

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[@2001kemalcemal]

dont forget as long as you keep winnin, hahahahaaha

[@AkiWataru]

I know eng preety good, but WHAT THE HECK THEY SAYING DUNNO :D

[@williamhumes7332]

Bring back Robot Wars!

[@Jeffybonbon]

Monty was badly cast IMO

[@Ryan4469]

why he is speaking Irish accent?

[@mubbles1066]

Probably because he was Irish

[@Sheikhmayudin786]

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[@sydneyjames2705]

👍✌👋👋

[@Siritos]

"Not great, not terrible."

[@nuriaestivill5881]

😮😮😮

[@andrewcharles459]

What terrible casting for Montgomery.

[@jj-tf5io]

I know, holy shit

[@rev7verse14]

Paddy was taller

[@pilgrum23]

Can say pure crap or dog shit joke

[@Enigma-h8j]

Who the hell cast Monty? Hopeless actor.

[@h.s.lafever3277]

mm

[@stevenpremmel4116]

This series took the history of the SAS and subverted it to appeal to inadequate men.

[@sozzle600]

Bloody awful show. It's as if guy Ritchie tried to do a war film.

[@klone_Trooper]

He did..😂

[@sozzle600]

@klone_Trooper I bet that went well. Lol

[@klone_Trooper]

@@sozzle600 wasn't that bad 😂😂 the movie was the covenant..

[@sozzle600]

@@klone_Trooper not seen it. I don't mind his films. This series is a bloody joke though.

[@DEVILHARSHA]

Spreading misinformation at times like these

[@screenwriter44]

Good actors all of them but the show is just too over the top. The producers don’t understand the difference between being unconventional and unmilitary

[@hint0122]

Wasn't aware there's a difference. You can't have a unconventional group that's in line with a prim and Proper military. They are mad dogs, not show dogs

z special unit australia were a far more effective unit in ww2 and even today make sas look like kids

[@jacktattis]

They were good and were not like these bozos

[@michaelyoung6247]

Yeah...unwatchable...

[@richardyoung871]

In this video it captures MONTY,as he was known, American Generals disliked him,it was after the Japanese bombed Pearl HARBOR, America was forced into the war,Monty wanted all the credit for winning the war,but WINSTON CHURCHILL knew better, without America, we would be living in much different world, then today. Nowadays America has to be the world's POLICEMAN, as many different dictators have come and gone, but nowadays everything is very high technology, which isn't cheap at all, takes a lot of money, to produce and maintain these things, since I am a Vietnam era Veteran,everything has changed for the better of mankind, democracy still prevails supreme.

[@drno4837]

given the recent spate of losses in Vietnam Afghanistan and Somalia they are not very good at this policeman stuff

[@jacktattis]

Crap spoken by American Generals who were afraid he would expose the lot of them for their casual disregard of casualties. Don't forget Ike put him in charge of two US Armies Hodges and Simpson after Bradley was in a funk. And with his 21 Army Group they straightened the Bulge Simpson and Monty got on well both had been at the front in WW1 We left Vietnam and left South Vietnam to the mercies of the NVA and then did the same in Afghanistan where they killed our allies there. Although I must say the Vietnamese under the Communists are doing very well .

[@jacktattis]

@@drno4837 In fact no one is scared of them anymore

[@UsuallyTrolling]

You lost in Vietnam lmao

[@tonibolsach]

Load of crap.

[@RedBaronPt]

Rogue Heroes Season 2 is bad. What happened to the staff that wrote and filmed Season 1? Season 2 is complete crap, with bad writing, terrible acting and amateurish filming and special effects.

[@lukelloyd7934]

Is this a kids show? What a load of dross.

[@jaghook]

This programme is an insult to the SAS and other elite troops, and an insult to its audience and a pile of unadutterated xxxx.

[@pino8447]

Prince Bernard of the Netherlands indicated that Montgomery was an extremely unpleasant person. He is also largely responsible for the failed Operation Market Garden, but he made the Polish general Stanisław Sosabowski bleed for it. Sosabowski was deceived by him into promising that he could lead an invasion of Poland. At that time an uprising had broken out by the population in Poland. So he should have gone there immediately to help, but Montgomery first told him to fix Market Garden. Sosabowski warned from the start that this would end in a bloodbath, but Montgomery would have none of it. During the time that Market Garden took place, the uprising in Poland was forcefully suppressed by the occupiers. Many felt betrayed by Sosabowski and executed several of his soldiers after the war. These men were real heroes. They were the last to leave Market Garden to cover the rest. After the botched operation, Sosabowski was destroyed by Montgomery and died alone as a poor ticket seller. Fortunately, this was corrected by the Dutch government by posthumously honoring him and his battalion with the highest military decoration, the militaire Willemsorde.

[@jacktattis]

Market Garden NOT MONTGOMER but EISENHOWER was C in C

[@ishitunot5152]

Ths show sucks...want's to have the feel of peaky blinders at the expense of not being taken seriously.

[@ME-od8id]

How boring! They're all so carrying an attitude about them...........yaaaaawn

[@simonscott1000]

History meets Hollywood. 🤔🥱😴

[@AAAA35345]

RBMK reactors dont explode

[@cuphog2852]

isnt the bbc.... nvm...

[@anabolic_red]

Not great, not horrifying.

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got to be the worst Montgomery acting out there