Combat! S04E14 - Breakout 1/3

[@49niners100]

I love it when the German soldiers play American Soldiers!!!!

[@brianwest4335]

I NOTICE a common scene in most of the Combat episodes the LT Rick Jason is never on the missions just drives around in a jeep giving out orders Strange it was like that in real WWIi combat

[@davecooper6760]

"It is better to look good than to feel good" tanks fer uploading this great series.

[@jamesfinnegan9363]

Dad was a combat medic in that war

[@billb2479]

One of the things I like to do watching these is look up the guest stars. I had forgotten Fernando Lamas died in 1982! His wife Esther Williams just died this year.

[@craig4867]

These guys get a lot of exercise on every show, more so than in a real army!

[@alfariskia7306]

🔥

[@josephsturgis3898]

Fernando looks MMAHVAVRELOUS!

[@jamesfinnegan9363]

Blooper I've seen is Morrows watch band 1 the stile is 60s 2 it satan finish and reflects light very well.

[@williamtynertyner1425]

I noticed that watching " The Casket" episode a few minutes ago. Still a great show.

[@PatriotNC1]

Do you know how bad it broke my heart to watch them burn an original Jeep with a thermite grenade? O' the humanity!!

[@snakewrithing]

+PatriotNC1 Did you know that was a wooden mockup?

[@PatriotNC1]

I feel relieved to know that. I have a soft heart for Jeeps! Thanks.

[@ebutuoy406]

Did you know during ww2 Lend Lease program the Russians drove jeeps. Nazi drove volksvagen.

[@howardfortyfive9676]

+PatriotNC1 Due to a sign on my shop I had a *frame off restored to original WWII Jeep pull into the yard once many years ago.* Retired gentleman wanted to buy that sign. Had I of had 2 of them I likely would have. Say you *got any TARHEEL blood in ya?* Some of the nicest folks I ever come across are Tarheels!! *HUA*

[@adolphbuehler6331]

Ya them tanks to

[@johannesvalterdivizzini1523]

The trucks in the quarry are not only 1960's (modern), but the door stencils have a California address...jeez...

[@BikingVikingHH]

Johannes Valter di Vizzini “property of la county”? It’s really hard to make out with the low resolution, but that’s what I read on that heavy duty dump truck at least

[@waynebhase4436]

I'd give the fight to Kirby, easy. Sooner or later the Frenchman would have lost, guaranteed. French Fighters? That MUST be some form of Oxymoron.

[@carlv8168]

Major faux pas at 09:25. That tanker truck that Caje and Kirby took cover behind is a 1949 Dodge. The war in the ETO was over in aprox May of 1945. Do the math. That truck would've been okay for a backdrop in a MASH episode or other Korean War story.

[@iracordem]

wow the war really did last 5 seasons.. plus! 1949 dodge tanker, 1959 mack dumptruck

[@herbertsusmann986]

They leave him with his ammo around his neck? What if he has another gun somewhere?

[@jerryshorts5172]

Fernando Lamas "no lips, poor guy" is always pissed unless he's pimping a brand on a commercial; he was a better actor in commercials. Oh well, even handicapped with crummy acting still a great show. PS-don't mess with all 5'5" Kirby, he'll drop that meat grinder and give YOU an acting lesson!

[@BikingVikingHH]

Is he really that small?

[@bettysamson4925]

I wanted to ask that too. When I see Saunders and his men hiking around they have short legs, as if they’re 5’7” or something. But when you see the long legs of the Germans - we’re seeing 6 footers.

[@videomaniac108]

I just noticed that Saunders' and Cage's dog tags seem to be the bare metal issue that one gets at the start of basic training. When I took army basic training, in the late 60s, we were required to put dog tag silencers on our tags. There were two types in use: either the black rubber fence put around the edge of the tag or the clear plastic sheath that completely encased the tag. Was this normal for our combat infantry during WW2?

[@stevebrownrocks6376]

Jim Nesta they didn't have the silencers in WW2. They usually taped the tags together to silence them...

[@Liberatus]

Thanks steve

[@LoneWolf051]

@@stevebrownrocks6376 my granddad used the rubber hose links from a discarded gas mask to make silencers

[@briquetaverne]

I always enjoy listening to a Spanish açcent on a French partisan almost as much as I like seeing a Dodge tank truck, Internationa Harvester dump trucks, a Caterpillar Power shovel and Bulldozer as part of a French quarry's operational fleet. I guess Renault, Citroën and Peugeot couldn't be bothered with building heavy equipment for there domestic market.

[@micklazydogroberts9699]

briquetavern they was at war prolly busy doing summut else.

[@sitirabiahbtridhwan2208]

Uğlmu

[@Liberatus]

The "KIRBINATOR" always delivers,

[@darylortlepp9223]

Does it cost extra to subscribe?

[@micklazydogroberts9699]

I should have read these posts after watching lol.

[@veroniqueherzog8230]

J adore regarder le 4 janvier 2020

[@veroniqueherzog8230]

J adore

[@ashman187]

Were being paged ... 14:40 Kirby needs to check his e-mail.

[@賴民雄-z7l]

勇士們小時候看到現在

[@Brucev7]

Lt's voice at the beginning sounds like canned, or sound stage.Later the Jerry Cmdr. does as well. Peace

[@FelixCordova-o4x]

Recontra.guena las.cerier meacuerdo yo estaba chico solamente el.hidioma.tiene qacer.sepañol

[@MrSunlander]

He looks Mahvewous!

[@Olk335]

Oi me mande uns em português dublado

[@eduardoadano2421]

traducir en español gracias

[@cheserex]

I love these Combat episodes but the shooting is lousy. A sniper does not miss the first time. The GIs don't aim- just shoot a lot of useless ammo. Some of this if probably true to life, but some GIs had to have better shooting skills.

[@LoneWolf051]

Actually snipers rarely hit on the first shot unless they have terrain pre-sighted and memorized...in reality the first shot is the ranging shot, the second is the kill shot

[@BikingVikingHH]

What the fuck are you talking about? You don’t put out a ranging shot when you are trying to snipe someone LOL, not only does it blow your cover but it gives them a chance to take cover LOL Obviously now they have rangefinders but in the day you got good at estimating range, and if that was within 300 yards, droppage isn’t really an issue on those full powered rifle rounds

[@adolphbuehler6331]

Sonders shoots weth model finger

[@jp0308]

Its too bad they had use the California hills as a back drop..... I understand that the producers of "Combat!" desired realism but this is no where near the country of northern France! Nonetheless, the dramatic intent is still worth watching!

[@LoneWolf051]

also how the vehicles are modern 1960s makes, also some have Southern California addresses on them! lol