Black Hawk Down - We All Feel The Same Right Now

[@andrewwestman2407]

It takes courage going into battle. And even more courage to go RIGHT BACK into it after you’re safe and know exactly the hell that awaits you as you’re contemplating your choices. Powerful scene.

[@NazriB]

Lies again? HDB BHD

[@rubes1688]

Listening to some of Jeff Strueker's interviews, he didn't think they were coming back alive after this

[@GalathNox]

​@@rubes1688Yeah, and he thought the scene was completely unfair to the real Brad Thomas.

[@DatOneAsianKid]

This movie always brings the touch of a soldier's feelings for one another. Especially that soldier that will cut off his cast in order to rescue his friends.

[@jestice75]

In real life, he did cut off his cast with a pair of shears. All the cooks and support staff piled onto vehicles too and went out. Most of the vehicles were unarmored, and some of the humvees had no roof or doors. kzbin.info/www/bejne/nXfSlpmujZilmJo Here is the Jeff Struecker talking about the moment in the movie.

[@trev9168]

People judge this movie for being “American propaganda” or whatver. They seem to believe they are glamorizing war. But no. There’s a difference between glamorizing war. And showing heroism

[@maxfrankow1238]

@@trev9168 indeed. This was a very rough fight.

[@pshangkuan1]

What’s interesting is that in this convoy, most of them weren’t 11Bs, they were supply, cooks, truck drivers, mechanics, fuelers. They still went

[@jonathanramos8414]

It's inspiring that they stepped up for they're guys

[@hexebarya7395]

No man in the military doesnt know how to handle and fire a single weapon 😊 they all went through basic combat trainings, and ah more to say these dudes are Rangers you forgot about it

[@forrestgumball]

Based backline support chads 💪. Still part of the fighting force

[@badgerattoadhall]

good thing those are all civilian contractors now.

[@OIR339]

It's what you do right now that makes a difference

[@franksejas5894]

I say HOAHZ

[@brandondaniels9471]

It'll probably help to wash the blood out of the humvees...

[@deadedrounding2886]

I love this scene very inspiring too me .

[@imnotsmartbutimdumb]

No idea how real this has become

[@GC0077]

Sgt. Jeff Struecker...definition of a bad ass.

[@arafatkazi1728]

I read he fought in the gulf war in 'Black Hawk Down' book.

[@Im_BlackBurn]

Arafat Kazi It ain't no great surprise.....some of this boys may have been through there too. Ewan McGregor's character said that he served there, for example.

[@gerriz5550]

McKnight was the badass for me

[@M4A1_DELTA6]

yes all these guys badass but who got the medals of honor ? MSG.GARY.GORDON SFC.RANDY.SHUGHART the delta snipers defending super 6-4

[@M4A1_DELTA6]

NOW thats is the deffintion of BADASS

[@delphineauxmustardwater9464]

there are at least three people in this movie who look exactly like eversman. used to confuse the shit out of me

[@sdas4084]

Delphineaux Mustardwater ikr. Isn't Eversman the main character?

[@slopcrusher3482]

Yep, they all had those bushy eye brows

[@bbz232]

Still does

[@ryans413]

Other then Tom Sizemore , Josh Hartnett , William Fichtner , Erick Bana , and Ewan McGregor everyone else roughly looked the same and it was confusing still with the names on the helmets

[@JarthenGreenmeadow]

Ewen Bremner and Danny Hoch? Nelson and Pilla..

[@sirg-had8821]

"We're wasting time here..." Delta.

[@andreairinnavega-romero5741]

Very Delta.

[@laneanderson898]

CAG

[@wharris7594]

I Live By This How Do You Think The Angels Of Heaven Are They Dont Wait They Act

[@gelmir7322]

I bet they call them Delta because they always make a difference

[@superkevxD]

One of the best movies ever made and this seen just kicks you into reality... I would be more then proud to fight with these lions

[@2345allthebest]

I would be proud to shine their shoes

[@P4boot]

*scene, *then

[@flyingclutchman]

@P4boot If you're going to correct someone's grammar then please don't fuck it up yourself, genius. It is *than*, not *then*.

[@assumptionisthemotherofall2402]

Scene still tears me up , loyalty above all else

[@prestonchambers8464]

If you read the book there were many of the young rangers questioning why they even joined during this. At least they saddled up. Some like Macejunas, a delta operator, and others were fucking warriors though. MAD respect to all.

[@AB-mg8is]

...I think the book is called, "Black Hawk Down"...

[@nwcoastlife]

The guy playing Sgt Jeff Streucker totally nailed it.If you’ve ever seen an interview with the actual man you can totally picture him saying those words exactly the way the actor said them.

[@__TheWiseMan__]

Recently watched an interview with the man who said that quote and he said this scene really happened. Incredible men

[@arafatkazi1728]

Most significant and motivational moment.

[@andreairinnavega-romero5741]

True.

[@DualWieldedEggrolls]

I love this movie. Watched it when I was a little kid and I still love it to this day.

[@ryans413]

This scene shows that it’s just not about you it’s about your men. Don’t be a coward but be a helper very powerful scene.

[@2thegamemaster]

That inhaler made him look 10 times more human

[@The2ndFirst]

I suppose it was meant to do that. I never once in my time in the military knew anyone that used an inhaler. Especially in a unit like Ranger Regiment.

[@Potnoodle1978]

@@The2ndFirst nope the guy who the character is based on really used an inhaler. He later went on to be a SOF operator (Delta, I think)

[@The2ndFirst]

@@Potnoodle1978 That surprises me. I joined the Army about 8 months before Somolia and any condition that necessitated an inhaler was a bar to enlistment. If you developed a condition that required one you would be chaptered out as far as I remember.

[@Potnoodle1978]

@@The2ndFirst i think i got that info from bhd audio commentary so take it with a pinch of salt

[@The2ndFirst]

@@Potnoodle1978 Not saying it's wrong but it even at the time of the movie it raised my head up because it was a recruiter hustle at the time. It wasn't cool to join the Army then. The recruiters played a little game of "Do you want to join the army son?" Well then, sign here. They did it with me. I'm not mad. I got what I asked for and I'm glad I did it. But, yeah. Inhalers were a thing. Again. Waiverland precludes all things. Just going off what I saw in that era.

[@raphiontherocks1591]

they just don't make movies like these anymore...

[@kgatch113a]

It will be a rare thing for a movie that promotes heroism and sacrifice to be made in the future.

[@josesandoval-prado9183]

Same thing with music it’s always about drugs and sex...not caring for one another...it’s sad

[@juanoneal1629]

@@kgatch113a sad but true

[@MOONHUNTERS22]

@@josesandoval-prado9183 very rarely are we ever going to find decent sounding music made in this generation

[@wharris7594]

Screw Satans Kingdom

[@jpcarter7392]

I actually served with "Thomas" from this scene, his real name is not Thomas, it was changed. In speaking with him & others, he said that he didn't want to go back out there, no one did, but they all went back out. It wasn't that dramatic. All of those guys performed incredible & served our country exceptionally well.....

[@909SHUBZY909]

why would they change his name? its not like he was spec ops

[@andreairinnavega-romero5741]

His name is Brad Thomas. What happened in the movie was exactly the same thing that happened to Brad Thomas as he was too afraid to go back to fight. His name was not changed.

[@sr3982]

Andrea Irinna Vega-Romero Keni Thomas, not Brad.

[@andreairinnavega-romero5741]

sr3982 It was John "Brad" Thomas, he was also mentioned in the book. Keni Thomas was not portrayed in the movie.

[@sr3982]

Andrea Irinna Vega-Romero Ah, you're right.

[@HomieRelax]

Easier said than done . Alot of us don't understand the mental process one goes through to make a decision like that .

[@CaptWarChief]

One delta operator, Matt Rierson, went back out 4-5 times. He would grab ammo, get reinforcements, load up on vics and get back into the fight. He survived the day, but he was hit by a mortar round on base two-three days later. He was the only one they could hold a funeral for because the rest were buried back in the states. He went back into that hell over and over again for his boys.

[@Hindu_Rashtra312]

1:32 We see hope in Sgt. Struecker's eyes. He expects his fellow soldier to join them in rescue op. Respect to US army from India. Jai Hind !! Vande Mataram !!

[@kennyevans638]

He ended up being the Chaplain for the 82nd Airborne Division

[@_JustSomeDude_]

Having read Captain Struecker' book, Thomas was in reality much older and just had a child. He still went to Jeff for comfort and told him his reservations but went in again anyway.

[@gonzalez_mma22]

Sizemore didn’t care if his arm was broken he was willing to cut his own cast to save his fellow soldiers. That’s gangster right there man real heroic shit

[@earlhernandez1395]

I had the pleasure of meeting Chaplain Streucker on deployment. What a good man of God and a Ranger!

[@mamarine81]

1:05 - I love that line. That's 100% something that any soldier or Marine would say.

[@The2ndFirst]

That is NCO business.

[@jaylen22259]

This is how we, as a collected society, overcome the destructive plague that is known as Nihilism. That is, we must be willing to consistently summon up the courage in discovering meaning in our everyday task and responsibilities under the bedrock of our ultimate aspirational ideal: to continuously try (the attempt and effort gathered by our will alone) to improve the human condition both for ourselves and future generations whom have yet to arrive. Great scene, indeed. Cheers!

[@demods1]

That's pretty spot on man well said

[@TheCoolProfessor]

"Duty, Honor, Country: Those three hallowed words reverently dictate what you ought to be, what you can be, what you will be. They are your rallying points: to build courage when courage seems to fail; to regain faith when there seems to be little cause for faith; to create hope when hope becomes forlorn." -Gen. Douglas MacArthur

[@mitchb4084]

The soldier with the cast is man I want on my team. An amazing scene,,but men of such nobility wait all their lives for the moment when they can rise to just such an occasion to help their brothers in such times.

[@stephanaitken1295]

Black Hawk Down & Lone Survivor Are Undoubtedly The Best War Movies Ever Made.

[@goldenhedgehog9]

Stephan Aitken best modern war movies ever made, there are some really good WWII movies that could take the title for best war movie

[@AltusLeviticus]

Good Sir, then you haven't seen Saving Private Ryan. Lone Survivor doesn't even compare to that one.

[@dzidziolus]

Stephan Aitken And Eric Bana played in both of them.

[@TheIanoTube]

Lone Survivor was abysmal

[@mikeglisson4912]

I respect everyone who fought that day because these men weren’t going to leave their friends out in that city by themselves they went to bring them home

[@sauersig3919]

These guys are hero; I admire them

[@billprendgergast8976]

Timeless movie...An epic, every bit about it is so well.done.

[@BetterWorld488]

I remember when this movie was released, I had to join the army, and I've seen this scene (as the best part) more than hundreds. ❤ Also, that unique bravery scene by Shugart and Gordon. This movie is definitely a masterpiece. ❤❤❤

[@BostonBruinsOWN]

1:25 a real American badass soldier.

[@cocainecowboy5098]

Unless you served, STFU.....

[@cocainecowboy5098]

"Courage is the resistance to fear, the mastery of fear; not the absence of fear....."

[@xjamesx7047]

One of the best scenes on this movie 😃

[@BlackHeartMan_NoSoul]

I just listened to an interview with Strueker and Brad Thomas (portrayed in this scene). Thomas went on to become a delta force operator later in his career.

[@nyy190343]

I like when he grabs the NVGs like yeah we’re gonna be at this for a while

[@yasplayz5904]

We all feel the same now, so what you do right now that makes a difference.

[@huechang7101]

It takes true heroes to go back.

[@ThumbsHunter]

0:41 just watched an interview this scene is based of with the real major struecker, they both were the only ones with wife and kids from their ranger squad and they both knew if they would go out there again, they would 100% die.

[@dylancasey1702]

hey could you provide the link for me please so I can watch it.

[@Abbeville_Kid]

@@dylancasey1702 kzbin.info/www/bejne/nXfSlpmujZilmJo

[@dylancasey1702]

@@Abbeville_Kid thanks

[@Abbeville_Kid]

@@dylancasey1702 better late than never right?

[@dylancasey1702]

@@Abbeville_Kid yeah true

[@Captainkebbles1392]

Some men aren't cowards, they just need you to look away for second.

[@advamalstanly2928]

Aah that BGM, 😍😍😍😘😘😘 feels like Heaven... Hans Zimmer 😘😘😘

[@TxGameBred]

Great scene. Great cast. Great movie.

[@iinf3cted804]

Although it’s a movie people need to realize little moments whether it’s to this magnitude or not happen everyday. I get why some have a negative outlook on the military whether US or any military around the world. But think of these men as everyday people. They become your friends, brothers, sisters, family. Just like childhood friends, classmates, teammates, etc. Wouldn’t you fight for them when things went bad?

[@wavey1904]

the dude who didnt want to go back into moga joined delta force 5 years after this

[@jonasbrothersrockist]

I love this movie. I've seen it long time ago.

[@americanlt100]

This guy afraid to go back out is more common than you realize. It would of been more realistic to have this guy NOT go back out. Not everyone is cut out for combat despite the best training in the world. Not everyone can handle the randomness of mortars being dropped in your position. Or having to violate the ROE in a zone.

[@FormerGovernmentHuman]

americanlt100 Ranger would.

[@MoTheGuard]

Fing w00 enough with the boot shit. We’re talking man to man

[@krijr7276]

He went back in, that day so why would it be more realistic that he stay behind?

[@shanerayborn8133]

The important thing is he assed the truck

[@yashdhanvij112]

Nobody asks to be a hero. It just sometimes turns out that way.

[@rrr579123]

Always liked this scene

[@whatthef-9772]

brothers in arms...they treat each other like brothers.Leave no man behind..but brother sounds good too...Leave no brother behind.

[@jaichowdhary8447]

Salute to the fallen heroes of operation Mogadishu from India.........

[@captainrusca]

Mogadishu from somalia look at that the village

[@RSID]

According to the real Sgt. Struecker, this really happened in real life. Guy was too scared to go back out, but then as he was going he saw in his rearview mirror, the guy jumped into the last humvee and went.

[@robjohnson212]

Everytime he puts his helmet on and runs to the Humvees and yells, "Wait!" I get a goddamn lump in my throat.

[@vladiator8120]

1:46 Sgt. Struecker saying, that's my boy!

[@williamr5753]

This is a great scene.

[@ericrittenhouse9107]

I developed asthma in the Marines almost died two times trying to hide it. Finally my buddy told me he wasn’t gunna have me die on him in his barracks room. I owe everything to him. I eventually got out with a 1 Alpha for re-enlistment. I didn’t re-enlist for obvious reasons. But I’m glad I never quit and would have died before I ever did. Semper fi do or die. Rangers get in the way!

[@socialNrocker]

How he was so willing to cut his cast off..I’d ride with him any day.

[@Jermster_91]

I remember seeing this motion picture with my Grandfather and Brother when It was released in cinemas. I was 10 at the time and my brother was 7.

[@MikeRoberts1964]

Why would anyone let a 7 year old see this?

[@1992tallguy]

Does anyone know the story of the ranger at 1:21? The ranger with the glasses? Would really appreciate it. Thanks.

[@ThomasBoyce5000]

It makes perfect sense that Strueker became a chaplain in the army......

[@amodsinyan.2151]

Norm hooten and struker are my heroes

[@andreairinnavega-romero5741]

Don't forget Paul Howe, he's badass too.

[@brendenstreb1363]

Monday mornings be like

[@BlkApollo]

Brenden Streb lmao

[@Lars13__]

Yoo facts loll

[@kgizzle92]

What’s crazy about Thomas is bro became a Ranger with asthma…that’s a subtle way the film shows up he isn’t soft…war is that intense! Also…Sergeant Struecker could get a team to run through a wall for him!

[@Imakeplaylists-in1pw]

That soundtrack as they're gearing up for battle though. What's it's name?

[@DbolOnlyGangster]

This is what made it so scary for me to one day realize to go war when I joined the army . Thank Jesus Christ I didn’t have to get traumatized that way. But these guys didn’t have that luxury that I did being in the national guard . These guys had to finish it and see it till the end . What’s so frightening to me is thinking of my family broken apart from my death . Can’t imagine what would happen to them without me

[@arifminangifandra991]

Wow ini adalah film terbaik yg pernah ku tonton dari pada film indonesia, film nya yg cuma cinta aja, yg banyak

[@Abensberg]

this guy got asthma and is part of a special unit? oO

[@Reduxalicious]

Abensberg rangers aren't special forces

[@Abensberg]

i thought they are part of the army special operations command?

[@panstantzos3013]

you thought well ... Special operations unit since 1942

[@slopcrusher3482]

As long as you have a puffer, it does not matter

[@danielsuarez3793]

Was that brad thomas? Can anyone confirm? What a badass, he went to become delta after that.

[@closertotheheart]

Yes, that character is based on Brad Thomas but the asthma thing is based on another ranger, either Steve Anderson or Jeff Young, I forgot.

[@FormerGovernmentHuman]

Getting back in the humvee without a second thought and nothing but willingness to meet the enemy on the field of battle is what makes us rangers. So thats bullshit, but the movies enjoyable so...

[@Gungho1a]

Focus on the anger and vengeance. It helps.

[@2345allthebest]

this movie had no heart? this movie was by the numbers? yeah right... It was toooo good...mainstream just didn't get it

[@ariqarisya]

Production Companies: Sony Pictures Entertainment (Distributor) Columbia Pictures (Presentation) Warner Bros. Pictures (Distributor and Presentation) Bowden National Convention (copyright holder) Jerry Bruckheimer Films (production) Scott Free Productions (production) Jerry Bruckheimer Finance Studio II (financement) Jerry Bruckheimer Finance Studio III (financement)

[@jbreezy6344]

0:07 isnt that Sgt. Pilla behind Thomas???

[@santoslittlehelper06]

1:56 That C-130 is missing at least three engines.

[@roosetrolton4005]

santoslittlehelper06 yeh it's getting repaired

[@amnscottnn5481]

No, it's missing the propellers, not the engines.

[@greyfox316]

Probably got canned to fix another C-130.

[@seabasscardsandcomics4264]

Incredible bravery

[@user-it9yu9pb4g]

One of the most amazingly crafted movies! BTW, what's the name of this catchy song?

[@arnie9913]

Hans Zimmer - Leave no man behind

[@aricstradtmann9972]

Siszemore where the hell you think your going Sizemore: with you Not with that cast on Sizemore whips out a knife 😂😂

[@emrakultheaeonstorn7430]

Keni Thomas motivation

[@bharanidharan2587]

That look

[@toasterpastries5811]

I'm curious why they couldn't just order him to go out. Don't units get deployed as a whole? Would refusing to go out with your unit be considered AWOL, disobedience, or what?

[@joesmith9272]

in real life his ass would've got reamed and he would have been ordered to go out. refusing to would result in an njp or a court martial. if he is in fact combat ineffective they would figure it out under fire.

[@ancaplanaoriginal5303]

That's not how special operations units chain of command work

[@KiloMafia9]

Joe Smith you idiot this was based on a real life event and this scene show here actually happened lmao

[@BlkApollo]

I couldn't be able to go back out there either let him stay.

[@ShrekJo-we2st]

Its a gem by Ridley Scott.

[@mohammadasrie5541]

Struecker and thomas did go back to mogadishu

[@anuar1032]

So powerfull

[@jaspersdeblin4158]

Talking about Initiative

[@nanocr]

This happened two months after 9/11 events, everybody was very brave to defend their freedom

[@gabrielcastrorucoba5977]

Just to think Sgt. Strueker went back to Mogadishu 20 years after the battle.

[@mlmisfastonline]

Wash the blood out of the Humvees....seen enough of that. Pretty good movie...

[@JonZam83]

Honest question, can you actually deny to go back into a war zone? Like if you just came back and you're traumatized. Can you say you don't want to go back out there?

[@Masada1911]

You would be heavily ostracized and you would most likely be thrown out of the military but if you would be unable to function they would most likely not take you along.

[@farisadib1527]

Sadly..Malaysian Army was NOT mentioned in this movie..

[@Ozymandias3505]

faris adib it's a shame too. The Pakistani and Malaysian peacekeeper did one hell of a job.

[@KiloMafia9]

Yes they were. “Pakistanis, Malays, I want their tanks and APC’s”- General Garrison

[@Kajiraksa25]

The movie mentioned malaysian army, although it just a flash in a dialogue

[@chililnwgamerz7121]

2018anyone still watch this? It's still my best movie

[@d.latello3580]

“Doesn’t matter, no one gets left behind” not anymore, thanks Joe Biden.

[@rainwave5]

Did he mention "washing the blood out of the Humvees" as a way to prevent morale from dropping?

[@nyy190343]

I wondered the same…I imagine so

[@zealot4972]

It's been a while since I've watched this and I wonder if thomas died in the movie?

[@bizkit_9275]

1:10 name sountrack please, it is NOT "leave no man" o "leave no man behind" is different , a more instrument, bell, guitar,violin.

[@bizkit_9275]

@Chris Madison it is diferent, not instrument bell, guitar acustic,etc

[@stephanaitken1295]

In Reality, it was strucker who was having second thoughts on going back to the Second chopper.

[@haskapaska]

Stuecker had those thoughts but didn´t show it to his men. Stuecker also talked that shoked ranger to come along (he was aware that every other ranger observed him when he was making that talk)

[@closertotheheart]

Struecker said everyone was feeling that way but Thomas was the only one to speak up which is probably what caused Struecker to react this way and in turn, convince himself and everyone to go back out.

[@Asertix357]

"Max out on ammo and grenades" that line has always confused me. Was he telling them to grab the max number they'd usually be assigned for standard issue purposes, like 6 magazines and however many grenades? Or did he mean that they should drop *every* piece of non-essential equipment they might otherwise be carrying in their load out and load up with as many grenades and magazines as they could physically carry, even if it was 10x the normal amount?

[@JK20239]

What kind of fixed blade is that?

[@moezed4258]

What is background musiz plz???