D-Day from the Axis Perspective

My Way 2010
In World War II-era Korea, rival runners, one Korean (Jang Dong-gun) and one Japanese (Joe Odagiri), go to war together against the Soviets.
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[@historyonawhim648]

If only the bombers on DDay had been remotely this accurate, it would have made a huge difference. Most of the bombs just landed inland or harmlessly in the channel.

[@alperisler89]

harmlessly? 30000 French civilians died from Allied bombings.

[@42WasTheAnswer]

A little gratitude would be nice

[@historyonawhim648]

It's why I said most landed inland OR harmlessly in the channel.....I don't think 30,000 French civilians were swimming in the English Channel. Landing inland is a separate statement from harmlessly in the water......

[@nocturnalrecluse1216]

Yup. The admiral didn't trust the new radar system and was worried that the bombers would strike the fleet, so he ordered them to drop over the beachhead, which cost a lot of American lives that day.

[@nocturnalrecluse1216]

​@@alperisler89 Would you rather be speaking German? 🤷‍♂️

[@user-mt8dk2bp1z]

This is a fantasy D-Day

[@constructionsausage9942]

Fr Americans got wrecked despite significantly outnumbering them

[@yahooarchie8306]

And Germany went on to lose more. Especially when the Russians got to berlin. Whats your point?

[@ToxicVaccines_HivHoax]

German soldiers of that time and location have testified that both the aerial bombardments and the shelling from the allied navy, completely missed the german positions. That was the reason there were so many allied casualties when the amphibious landings took place.

[@didimaus8730]

Yes they missed. But the truth they can not film in hollywood. 😂😂

[@viniciuslima7642]

Não importa como começa e sim como termina.

[@svenerikjohansson8130]

@@didimaus8730 Yes, but I think these scenes to be more computor-animated than filmed.

[@jonathanblanco5673]

Saving private Ryan the best still

[@glennsparks919]

Its like package delivery during the christmas season. "Bombs, Away-stud."

[@BlueCowMilk]

Perfect Example Of “The Cameraman Never Dies”

[@MrLunchHour2]

Japanese German soldiers shooting a 1200 round per minute mg42 that sounds like an m60. Amazing attention to detail

[@DBOYJUN]

Capture Korean soldier forced to fight for the Japs against the Russians, then captured by Russians, forced to fight against the Germans, then captured by the Germans and forced to fight against the allies.

[@commandingjudgedredd1841]

Try Koreans. They are part of an 'Ost Battalion'. Second rate troops made up mainly from various eastern countries.

[@ew264]

@@alash5990Both koreans and japanese people of the time would kill you for saying that lol. They hated each other especially during ww2.

[@ew264]

@@TheCgio5 Yes ive heard about that too. Shouldve sent him to africa and he wouldve fought on all fronts lol. I am a bit uncertain about how that relates to my comment though.

[@JRH69420]

Atleast the beach defenses were pointed the right way. 🤷‍♂

[@legiox3719]

I was surprised I didn’t see Godzilla come up to lend support

[@georgecoventry8441]

That would have definitely helped...a lot! 😄

[@felixortmann5174]

Godzilla ist fighting against King Kong These day

[@SkibidiPalestine]

CoD Vanguard:

[@Cameradude-2-Ethan]

Bro..

[@tgorski52]

Which side though?

[@Angelthewolf]

This is as historically accurate as a war thunder battle

[@NeostormXLMAX]

Amerimutt cope, the axis were out numbered 100 to 1 at this point. They were the underdog

[@Angelthewolf]

@@NeostormXLMAX I ain‘t talking about the numbers. It already starts with the fact that the bombers didn‘t actually hit the beach IRL

[@infinity_sh4816]

yeah

[@warthundermommy]

hehe

[@marcusbrown188]

More like HOI4 with AI in a random alliance wanting to help a country it never helped irl

[@kylek29]

These guys have more plot armor than a Panzerkampfwagen VIII Maus.

[@ethandang6472]

If you are confused this is a movie called My Way which was released in Korea about one Korean and one Japanese fighting for japan soviets and Germans and this is one small battle scene

[@frankkinley6272]

Thanks

[@papiangelo007]

Yes, correct. And it is one sad movie. Available on Netflix.

[@pikiwiki]

Well that explains a whole heck of a lot. German soldiers speaking Japanese was not something I expected

[@abubaseet]

Thanks, because yes, I was confused.

[@AmirTimy]

Небыло никакого "японского советского союза" Был русский СССР который воевал с Японией и раздолбил немецкую нацистскую армию!!! Великий Советский Союз скоро вернётся и всем врагам России конец!!! Слава России!!!!! 🇷🇺💪

[@geeeeeee3]

It would REALLY be nice if the director of this movie actually read anything about DDay. The only bombers that actually released their bombs over the beach were light bombers. The heavy's dropped them miles in land. Secondly no fighters strafed the beach. They did get who was fight who right.

[@shitchops]

its just some bullshit fest movie, some of the explosions dont look right for those bombs either

[@ffjsb]

@@shitchops Yeah, way to too small, but then again, not an accurate portrayal anyway.

[@arjundahiya6548]

Movie name please

[@Aduysvmncmkouyf]

It’s a fucking movie…none of y’all Even KNOW what d day was actually like

[@ffjsb]

@@Aduysvmncmkouyf Uh, there's all kinds of eye witness accounts, photos, and film footage, so yeah, we do know what it was actually like...

[@brycedobbscox7719]

The TF2 Sentry beeping was truly a great attention to detail!

[@Sigma2323]

I saw an interview with German vets from that battle and they said they were scared to death because they saw all the US forces as far as the eye can see and US soldiers just kept coming, and coming, and coming. They knew there was no way they could take on all of those US soldiers.

[@PhilGerb93]

Not just US soldiers

[@shabubbalicious]

​​@@PhilGerb93Canadians 😎🇨🇦

[@PhilGerb93]

@@shabubbalicious hell yeah

[@mikalsandu9860]

Movie name?

[@coolieee]

war was won when us joined which is why they get the most recognition, same w the russians@@PhilGerb93

[@blockmasterscott]

I know it's not historically accurate, but the battle scene was really heart pounding.

[@thomaschurchill5859]

The fuck if it was lol

[@the-goat165]

@@thomaschurchill5859 no it wasnt

[@jodee5967]

​@@the-goat165it was. It may not be %100 accurate, but there were korean POWs fighting for the Germans. Look up yang kyoungjong. There are

[@diamondbackrattlesnake4075]

Oh and you would know this because you were a bomber pilot on D-Day idiot.

[@m4sherman340]

@@the-goat165your right, it isn’t accurate, but to the Germans it was very accurate. The shear size of the allied armada was intimidating enough. They were also terrified of allied fighters bombers or “Jabos” as the Germans called them, as well as naval artillery. Speaking of naval artillery, it played a major role in stop German counter attacks and even though they mostly failed at the Omaha landings, they were very effective at other beaches.

[@misteriskh1166]

200% accuracy. After the defeat all the German troops committed seppuku

[@bonzomcduffy8336]

HAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHA!!!!!😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@theverminator9923]

I think you miss the point they were Korean pows sent to fight for Japan then captured by the soviets to fight for them and the. Captured by the Germans to fight for them the is a true story by the way

[@eliasziad7864]

WTF is seppuku?

[@theverminator9923]

@@eliasziad7864 killing you’re self to save you’re honor (the Japanese did it )

[@bonzomcduffy8336]

@@eliasziad7864 ritual suicide by stabbing oneself by dagger or sword usually by a Japanese warrior.

[@ministryand3fs885]

2:38 actors just literally standing there hahaha

[@Naruto-sv7mr]

Nice Observation 😅

[@Michael-vl8gx]

What if...shell shock??

[@simonroh4958]

For everyone complaining about inaccuracies, this was Utah not Omaha, utah beach actually had clearer weather so it was actually easy to take

[@JustHorhe]

Accurate or not, all men in the battle whether axis or allies they all had one thing in common, they feared for their lives each battle. This is really heart pounding

[@bubblegumgun3292]

apparently there were two asians there on dd day

[@reaganrwaka8827]

U are fully right ,,,,war is the despicable thing

[@Cogic]

Not the SS or the German soldiers high on meth

[@KumarAnshs]

@@bubblegumgun3292man those two koreans must really grind your gears. Nevermind everyone else being germans. These two koreans ruin the entire movie for you. Grow the tf up

[@JohnDoe-bh2lp]

Writings showed the Germans feared the Red army more than anything@@Cogic

[@redaug4212]

Seeing some of those bunker designs as well as the literal STAIRS leading up the cliffs is making me hurt inside.

[@InnerWiggy]

Having recently gone to all the beaches and stood in the actual bunkers, how wrong do movies and games get it!

[@chillout8320]

I heard most of the bunkers were dug inside the hills on the beach

[@redaug4212]

@@chillout8320 Correct. MG bunkers in particular would have been completely covered by earthen mounds. Only the firing aperture would have been exposed to the beach.

[@Hew.Jarsol]

Brits and Canadians were fighting most of the elite heavy SS Panzer divisions around Caen and beyond. 180 British troops landed on Omaha Beach and also 8 British advisors accompanied the US Rangers at Point Du Hoc.

[@neokarlito1603]

Brilliant reading the comments every person seems to have been at this battle 😂😂😂😂

[@jaydeister9305]

"pulling the pin out of the grenade with your teeth, that's just pure hollywood mythology"

[@mitchellwright5478]

Tries it, immediately breaks all teeth involved

[@dogs507]

​@Mitchell Wright yeah. the pin is steel hard. you would definitely get your gums and teeth damaged or even broken. also, the steilhandgranate ( correct me if I spelled it wrong ) has been places. you could eat harmful germs

[@vulkan77]

It's a soft metal. But you still have to open one of the pins. Only then can you remove the other pin with your tooth.

[@Baegitte]

Well this is a Korean movie so……

[@brennab2697]

You can remove the pin with your teeth the problem that most movies forget is that it’s not just a pull pin, you have to twist it before it’s able to pull out. Also, it is a pretty stiff pull so it would def cause a lot of tooth pain but I’m sure it could be done.

[@phoenixlove76]

Imagine dodging all the flak just to get beamed by a kar 98k

[@DavidWilliams-hl2zc]

Idk what’s scarier. Having to run to a bunch of guns or watching a lot of men run at you with scary guns

[@Prepsly]

Definitely the first one especially since the Germans had mg42s

[@user-ny4ui7ow5n]

5:40 me, pretending to study infront of father, and plan to go to computer room to play game when father go to work, but he locked computer room.

[@Theakker3B]

Probably the absolute worst depiction of D-Day ever.

[@kenzomopera5416]

The Big Red One 1980:

[@Theakker3B]

@@kenzomopera5416 This is worse.

[@ashassassin7153]

​@@Theakker3B Nah, its a very good scene

[@Theakker3B]

@@ashassassin7153 Nope.

[@chrislondo2683]

More like Michael Bay’s D-Day.

[@paulbeattie3604]

This is what could of happened if D-Day actually went 100% according to plan.

[@brennab2697]

Yup. Even the tiniest details like the diet prior to the landings was screwed up since navy believed in big meal right before battle. Might be a tasty idea, but not exactly ideal for heavy combat in a couple hours

[@Alfredojunior192]

Have

[@rdelrosso1973]

Well, MORE went right, than went WRONG! It was a Group Effort: >The 18,000 Allied Paratroopers who went in @12:15 AM, on June 6th, about 6 hours before the 190,000 Troops hit the beaches. >The French Underground, which cut the Germans' Communication Lines. >The French blew up German Supply Trains. No ammo was getting through to the Germans on the Normandy Beach Defenses. When a Soldier's Ammo is gone either he surrenders or gets killed.

[@sterlinggrey1899]

The movie "My Way" isn't actually about D-Day. The movie is about a Korean soldier and a Japanese soldier both had been captured by the Russians, and then captured by the Wehrmacht and how they were treated by those two sides.

[@Runzlig_Verrunzelter]

movie name pls ?

[@arminscherenberg1160]

6:39 MG42 got the same fire rate and sound as the cal.30.... very interesting.

[@szaii2013]

Dude the air raid is SCARY

[@dorianmilam3519]

It amazes me how brave those 18 to 20 something men were who stormed those beaches. The world owes to much to them.

[@rmentat]

of course many of them were brave. but they had no choice.

[@Spiritof-nn1fh]

@@rmentat They did not seek safe spaces or gender reassigning care for sure.

[@leo6659]

eeeh we could of mby even been better off

[@xzanthius]

On the other hand if everyone (both sides) were more cowardly or cared a little more about theirs and other's lives we would never have war.

[@Spiritof-nn1fh]

@@xzanthius War and suffering is reality. Peace is not the norm, war is. You get peace through strength, sacrifice and suffering. It takes hard work to get peace, and that doesn't include safe spaces

[@LagoRancoHelicopterTours]

You know that a war movie sucks when the MG 42 sounds like an M 60

[@AndyP998]

And your age is ?

[@EDP445Cupcakes]

​@@AndyP998 bro's trying to be zesty with the kids💀💀💀

[@xcalypso4077]

How did they focked it up like that mg42 sounds epic I would love to hear the real mg42

[@d_prac]

@@xcalypso4077the real MG42 has a 1400 RPM rate of fire. That sound effect was about 600 RPM.

[@AndyP998]

Kid when see war movie talk about equipment and not tactics.

[@thesnazzycomet]

At first I thought it was super cool that they had Sally B, then I realised every B-17 was Sally B xd

[@michaelfae]

The VFX studio basically duplicated the same aircraft all over the scene🤣

[@nick-andre08]

I like these movies more than the Hollywood ones because it’s always so dramatic with music and slow motion which ruins its purpose

[@johnstone9972]

Impressed that they managed to get enough uniforms and guns for both sides

[@jacobhands5600]

Well they probably just shared it and used cgi and the m1's m1 garands were not really used in normandy but some troops did I do have respect for the poor axis soldiers a lot of them were forced to fight taken from high schools school, and the propaganda and the hitler youth program i do give respect to the axis forces and allied forces and this is coming from a person related to a vet of ww2.

[@jacobhands5600]

I do respect axis forces and allied forces mainly the allied forces,but and this is nothing like d day tbh

[@FileForename]

Deep fake :)

[@rickwrites2612]

​@@jacobhands5600 I respect the Wermacht/German army. Not the SS/Nazis.

[@MrReierz]

I can't believe the huge budget of this movie I've never heard of

[@uvb-7667]

holy sh*t, that must have been a total chaos

[@johnnybanks5321]

If you're not looking for accuracy but just plain old death and destruction then this one's for you.

[@onepneuma8612]

Meh, I rather have accuracy

[@B-52Drew]

I'm betting it was just like this, one germen commander just got drunk instead of fighting

[@Runzlig_Verrunzelter]

movie name pls ?

[@user-fo5ij2bq9t]

​@@Runzlig_Verrunzeltermy wey

[@_GODSFIGHTER]

Its called my way​@@Runzlig_Verrunzelter

[@christophermiguel8367]

It's supposed to be a cloudy sky isn't it? Most bombers missed their target

[@griz312]

It was still heavy with fog and they missed their targets by miles. The bombers were given orders to delay the drop by 20-30 seconds.

[@jurtra9090]

This was supposed to be UTAH

[@griz312]

@@jurtra9090 The US soldiers are the 4th infantry but it does not look like UTAH beach. The beach itself was flat with a ridge that isn’t steep. The movie of course takes liberties but it looks like a mix between Point-Du-Hoc and Omaha.

[@kenadams3385]

@@griz312 "The movie of course takes liberties". Putting it rather lightly, aren't we?

[@chrislondo2683]

@@griz312, was thinking the same thing.

[@user-gb5ro8zf1l]

라이언 일병 구하기와 확실히 디테일에서 많이 차이가 나네. 전차장애물에 생긴 녹과 패각류까지 섬세하게 살린 스필버그. 이 영화에서는 마치 방금 가져다 놓은 듯한 표면이 매끈한 전차 장애물과 방금 시멘트를 바른 듯한 벙커 벽면. 충격파는 없는 폭탄의 폭파 등. 확실히 라이언 일병구하기는 밀리터리 세계에서는 독보적이었던 듯.

[@History1945-qe2dg]

I liked it for its action but I don’t know if it was accurate but very well made

[@jaitadutta4284]

We never think about the axis powers, their leaders started this rip to the axis Soldiers and the thing they followed about you not being able to retreat is cruel

[@vincentfazio8768]

Locking them in was fuxked up

[@CKC_Productions]

Absolutely love “My Way.”😎👍🏽💯

[@Micha-bn3gt]

where Can I watch this film?

[@frosthjerta]

Well...attleast best non-animated anime i have seen in a while 😂

[@mralsace1]

Cameramans are legit gods.

[@coffeeinthemorning5226]

Imagine surviving the Battle of Stalingrad against the Russians, losing all you friends then asking and getting a transfer to some random French beach in Normandy And then seeing the battle ships Texas and Arkansas off in the distance😂

[@sarmadkazmi3680]

There is a reason ww2 is called the deadliest War in history Each battle was Fierce with a minimum chance of survival

[@stankomilicevic4395]

Nitko nije dobio premještaj iz Staljingrada jer su svi preživjeli vojnici zarobljeni i odvedeni u logore u Sibiru,tek nekoliko tisuća vojnika se vratilo u Njemačku 1950-ih godina nakon teškog zarobljeništva,samo je mali dio 369. pješačke pukovnije NDH koja se borila u sastavu Wermachta vraćen u Jugoslaviju da se bori u partizanima protiv sila Osovine

[@onthetrowel1895]

As well as HMS Agincourt HMS Adventure HMS Albion HMS Queen Elizabeth

[@mauryhatcher]

This movie is called "My Way." The fact that D-Day is happening is about the only historically accurate part of this scene. Sure, the in-your-face destruction is done well, and there were in fact soldiers in the Wermacht from Japan, but almost nothing else shown here is close to accurate.

[@historyonawhim648]

Agreed. They make it look like there's an entire division at this little section of beach. The beaches were sectioned off into strongpoints and each had a contingent of soldiers. On DDay, while some German-held sections caused heavy casualties, were relatively light in terms of defense numbers. This makes it look like thousands of Germans were all over this section.

[@johnharrington1800]

those Asian soldiers were from Korea

[@user-ch5hq2we8l]

@@johnharrington1800 だがその存在には議論がある

[@Conradist]

When ever I see D-day footage, I remember those couple of boats that drifted down the beach and the soldiers engaged alone against a section that didn't receive any bombardment. And I feel bad for them, for none of them made it. Including the boat drivers.

[@Rhinodrvr55]

My uncle was with the Seconf Ranger Battalion on D Day. Medic. 2 Putple Hearts. Never talled m u ch about it. My son was with the Second for 6 years. Medically retired. He heard about his uncles explpits. Hard act to follow. Gotta have some balls to climb those cliffs without a gun and service both sides with medical attention under fire. Balls!!!!!!!

[@mannikasper]

There were people on both sides who had to. Kudos to people who tried to help injured people on both sides.🙏

[@cerealguy6359]

Bot detected

[@danielwilliam5341]

.50cal sounds from the MG42, noice

[@chatterycasque9594]

Lol Tho there were a good amount of MG-42s without that ultra fast cyclic rate of fire - reaching firing rates of 400-600 rpm.

[@_aquamarina9308]

the last scene, grenade would blow the back of the last guy stand at door for sure

[@JustinDrew-ur1hr]

Where do I find the full movie 😊. This is amazing, I've seen this clip a few times.

[@alexandermpln003]

Super soldados , son capaces de soportar bombardeos , de aviones y barcos y seguir luchando . Soldados dignos de admiración 🪖

[@tonypepperoni3157]

Por favor, no. Gracias

[@user-wk3bx6ri3y]

какие они солдаты. подохли как собаки за своего вонючего фюрера.

[@scottstevens2752]

Can't even imagine what both sides went through..

[@user-ct9nn7wj1m]

NAME MOVIE IS " MY WAY " 2010 😊

[@TCODESERTSTORM]

Well, I know this is probably the wrong channel to say that but: Actually, German troops in Omaha beach was smaller than expected. Historical filming shows how little resistance was found as Hitler's army was focusing efforts on eastern front during that time against soviets. Outnumbered after suffering heavy losses in Kursk and Stalingrad, Hitler was forced to retreat the war efforts after D-Day to Berlin. Which just prove that point of a heavily holywoodian view on that "alliance" where only soviets put 34 MILION solders against 14 million from US and UK COMBINED...

[@TCODESERTSTORM]

I honestly have really bad concerns on why people want to depict Naz1 army as "poor babies" and "poor hitler... if wasn't the concentration camps..." almost like that. So many wrong stuff on that depiction of a "romanticized view" on what was only pure fascist bloody regime. The scape goat of the capitalists you might say. Despite the "social" in Naz1 name, there's just big rich people getting more and more... "Oh hi BMW!" or "hey Porsche! How's going after ww2 huh? feels good?!" Go watch man stuff! Go watch "come and see". Then tell me those poor german boys was up about.

[@ripvanwinkle1819]

Lots of fibs in WW2. In this particular assault, allies claimed 5 to 9000 casualtys of Germans on day one which is a huge joke probably was even 5000 in all of Normandy

[@TCODESERTSTORM]

Well, What I meant is that weird attempts to show the n4zl regime as "poor guys" since 2000... the adoration of the "tech" and "development" almost sayin "IF wasn't the concentration camps... I'd adore Hitler" almost like that. In other hand, portraying US and UK as the true heroes of the war... well, berlin was dominated by soviets and the soviet flag was put on the Reichstag as far as I remember. @@ripvanwinkle1819

[@marcojustino4400]

Filme My Way. A história, verídica, de um coreano que lutou em 3 exércitos na SGM: Japão, União Soviética e Alemanha! Muitas bom o filme... recomendo!

[@janewhite4486]

Lots of action and shooting but not historically accurate . Enjoy !

[@paulotarso6727]

Qual nome do filme

[@JayKimJr]

This movie is not about a Japanese German soldier. It is the story of a Korean guy who was forced to serve in the Japanese army. It is a movie that criticizes being forced to die for nothing on the battlefield by warmongers. If you want a historical war movie, you can watch "Saving Private Ryan." Every movie is fiction, even if it is based on a real story. Shouldn't the audience focus on what the producer wants to say?

[@Thatdude64317]

Why is he depicted as fighting for the Germans here though, as opposed to the Japanese?

[@revbladez5773]

@@Thatdude64317 He was first conscripted by the Japanese, then taken prisoner by Soviets at Khalkin Gol, then conscripted by Soviets and then taken prisoner by Germans, then conscripted by Germans.

[@Thatdude64317]

@@revbladez5773 Wow that sounds like a super interesting movie. Thank you for the information!

[@Wanhope2]

Fun scene! Besides the bombers IRL almost entirely overshooting due to FF concerns… I don’t understand wtf sounds they chose for the mg42’s. Sounds like something between a vickers and an M-60

[@ishitunot5152]

Wow actual footage of the battle amazingly accurate

[@blakeuurainen6045]

Most movies just show close up shots of the American troops faces. D-day had more than 2 countries participating in this allied assault. I really appreciate to see the attack from the germans perspective and the layout of the defense network. Before everyone calls me out I know that the attack took longer than 7 minutes to storm the defensive emplacements.

[@SuperDrake85]

The Longest Day is an older black and white film, based on the book of the same name. It shows American, Canadian, German, French, and British perspectives. It has both John Wayne and Sean Connery.

[@AndyP998]

And better than Saving private Ryan, even though first 10 min were great@@SuperDrake85

[@user-io9ie5cs8j]

​@@SuperDrake85 I've seen it a couple times and it's really good

[@TVKiDoOfficial]

Well this is a Korean movie, I've watched this already. And since Korea is part of the imperial japan before, Korean conscription is possible. It's part of Japan's national mobilization law in WW2.

[@slippytrippy8122]

Ngl foreign war films love to do this "TWO BROTHERS" thing all the time, and ngl I love it

[@jodydonovan2599]

Who ever made this is a genius.

[@redtom3022]

Pov of what to do during a bombing, run like an idiot and nothing will happen to you😂

[@glockeronincheese126]

I like 5:18 , where the MG-42 just decides to stop making MG-42 sounds and turns into an M60.

[@rayd408]

If the allies had that much firepower hitting the defenses those beaches wouldn’t have been so popular.

[@maxgremer7638]

Can you imagine this horror taking place more than 12 hours non stop

[@Andrewtatesbutt]

Most of the bombs missed the artillery positions and machine guns which is literally why there were so many casualties on d-day and why saving private Ryans Omaha beach scene is so ptsd filled and terrifying bc there is a machine gun mowing down all the soldiers .

[@AndyP998]

But this is about Utah you know?

[@danishchadlocomotiveboi0575]

The director of this movie probably didn't pay enough attention in history class

[@CowboyCrab2]

0:01 me after eating a spicy meal

[@dziekan4585]

The Allies wanted it to be that way, but it wasn't. Not much truth in this movie

[@thekhoifish0146]

Yeah this is one of those “loosely based” films

[@kenadams3385]

@@thekhoifish0146 About as "Loosely based" as my diarrhea.

[@AndyP998]

Theres actually quite much truth since based on real story. If you base your comment on as whole movie, you havent even seen this movie.

[@alvalankerofficial]

That was intense

[@ducomaritiem7160]

No, it was nonsense!

[@Turtle_lover649]

i wish we saw b26 and planes like that

[@fumbahphiri9462]

This was pounding and crushing of axis powers

[@erlanggaprasetyo1606]

It's not d-day from axis perspective, it's d-day from anime creator perspective😂😅

[@youtubedecayingthemself]

Still Axis

[@kabirsingh7630]

@@youtubedecayingthemself holy shit

[@muhammadkhairulramadhan3037]

​@@youtubedecayingthemself That's right because Japan is an axis country

[@Usa1776.]

Because that soldier was a korean how got capture by three times.

[@AK47z]

They are Korean, anime = Japanese. #Ignorance 🤣🤦🏻‍♂️

[@Meowmeow.age.6]

The history books say the allied bombers missed so My Way is historically inaccurate But I know that in my heart and in my soul they in fact rolled a four. The battleships and cruisers also rolled hits.

[@AndyP998]

You aint reading much books, bombers missed almost every beach but not in Utah

[@rdelrosso1973]

Omaha Sector was covered in clouds when Allied Bombers tried to bomb it. Omaha was also defended by the Battle-hardened 352nd Division. That's why Omaha quickly acquired the unwanted nickname "BLOODY OMAHA". Then General Norman Cota said: "Men, we're getting blown to bits on this beach. We might as well move inland and get blown to bits!" They moved off the beach, somehow. On June 9th, 1944, my Cousin's Brother-in-Law died on Normandy Beach. He was 21 years old. I have a feeling he must have died on Omaha. On October 1st, 2018, I spoke to his surviving younger Brother, who was 14 in 1944, when his Big Brother died. Even though 74 years had passed, I could still see the tears in the younger Brother's eyes. Some things you never get "over". I was born almost exactly ten years later -- on June 8th, 1954.

[@AndyP998]

@@rdelrosso1973 Why talk about Omaha when movie tried show Utah?

[@doofkos]

​@@AndyP998, this is Utah, because there the 709th Static Infantry Division was stationed.

[@AndyP998]

Yes i know since ive seen movie long ago and trying tell people. Utah bombers were different than others @@doofkos

[@puppetosaurus2609]

It feels like from every side you choose, it looks like your side is the good guy, when there is no good guy.

[@blakeuurainen6045]

That's a point of war that should be explored more. The losers tend to be the "bad guys"

[@puppetosaurus2609]

@@blakeuurainen6045 exactly. So if the allies (British USSR America & more) lost the war, and the Nazis took over the world, everyone would be Admiring Hitler.

[@elevenbravo9271]

Sorry but that is NOT the way the MG42 sounds. The "buzzsaw" sound it made terrified ANYONE and EVERYONE that were in front of it. Some people had that as the last thing they heard.

[@jimmythoma4483]

I haven’t seen this movie yet. Looks really good.

[@adityagahlawat937]

Germany a small country faced war for 6 years.......Hats off!!!!

[@aww-cr2zn]

I spent the last half of this video waiting on the fabled German Samurai to ride in and save the day.

[@AndyP998]

You mean Korean?

[@AtticTapes14]

Watch in slowest motion to get it all in.

[@jonlesher5116]

Why didn't the US bombers fly parallel with the coast rather than perpendicular? Wouldn't this increase the chances of actually hitting their targets? Were any dive bombers (like the SBD Dauntless) actual used once the invasion started? Just a few direct hits on the beach defenses would have made a huge difference. Also why didn't the ships fire "smoke" shells onto the beach just prior to the LCTs reaching it? This would have given the troops a much better chance.

[@benscoles5085]

I have asked that many times, I realize that would have been a longer ride that way, but as you and I see it, increased chances of hitting an important target.

[@frankjuice7339]

They would all got shot down if the did that.

[@AndyP998]

Many kids here dont read enough it seems. Actually bomber squadron attacking Utah did just this. Their flight commander changed path and ordered Marauders below cloud level and fly parallel to beach so they can hit targets accurately.

[@mellie2003]

Because this never happened. It is D-day dreamt by a 12 year old emercian boy with explosions, bunkers and casualties at 1300%

[@Jupiter.141]

There are no dive bombers on d-day. Dauntless were not deployed in europe as they are navy planes and the navy aircraft carriers are either on Atlantic or pacific. It was the army air corps that supported the european theater .

[@biancobreque2086]

Excelente filmagem, bem realista. Mostra a loucura e até onde ela pode chegar.

[@sid2112]

Excelente filmagem, bem realista. Mostra a loucura e até onde ela pode chegar? Foi uma descaracterização total do que ocorreu naquele dia escuro. Portuguese is such a lovely language

[@biancobreque2086]

@@sid2112 The crayselly off Hitler, off couse!... we , Brasil, participeit in this War... Ficou dúbio mas você achou o erro: very Good!

[@augustolobo2280]

Essa cena não podia ser mais longe de realista meu amigo. É uma das piores representações de Dia D que tem

[@Micha-bn3gt]

@@augustolobo2280 where can I watch this film ?

[@cesardaconceicao567]

Tengo dudas sobre los ataques aéreos...ni remotamente fueron tan efectivos. Saludos desde Argentina 🇦🇷!

[@raijinthemaster88]

I can't imagine being caught in the middle of all of that. World War 2 was tough, but imagine a WWIII using nuclear weapons.... Those bombs falling on them like that had to be the most terrifying thing in the world.

[@Pucukax]

American logistics were so excellent at this point of the war that they could launch 1 million bomber raids on the sandbars of normandy beaches. Pretty metal huh?

[@Elaina1819]

It is ally, the combination of 2 powerful country, Britis and America, if I remember some french army that escaped from France also participate in the invasion

[@user-cu7qy1de1g]

何なの？この映画

[@michaelmcmanus5196]

Historically, many of the bombers delivered their loads well in land. If ya want a great read about D-Day from the German view pick up and read D-DAY THROUGH GERMAN EYES It is a sign book by combining two books written by a German. Look it up, research it and then read it. Excellent read. Another great read…Sniper on the Eastern Front: The Memoirs of Sepp Allerberger, Knight’s Cross This book he shares things he saw the Russians did that was unspeakable. THE LAST PANTHER Panzer Memoir Eastern Front Panzers WWII Tank is a super read too. All three from the German side and rewarding to read if you’re into WWII history on the ETO.

[@DeffoNotToucan]

The look of the defeat when he saw the massive fleet aiming their guns at the beach.

[@matthiasren2137]

What's the Movie called ?

[@blackknightofficial521]

My way 2011 so heartbreaking to watch

[@shakib244]

Name of this movie ?

[@okazakitomoyaokazaki3725]

Ngak tau

[@LiquidT3nsion]

If you see omaha and utah beach in googlemaps, there's a lot of terrain to cover before infrantry could make it to the cliffs. Even with the battleships the sea level could possibly cover an additional 20 meters of terrain, but still a hell of terrain to cover ahead. In this movie they make it look like the cliffs are close by the shore.

[@Wolfen443]

I love that movie, I have in DVD even it shows how the shifting alliances and tides of war affected them both. The final D Day scenes are a little too Hollywood for my liking, but the rest is fine. Without air support or air cover from the Luftwaffe the landings were impossible to stop by the Germans

[@DavetheHomophobe69]

If only the heavy bombers and the naval bombardment were even just the slightest bit more accurate there would have probably been significantly less casualties

[@brennab2697]

From what my grandad told me(he didn’t serve, just historically smart) the naval bombardment worked wonders, it’s just that it was its timing. The landings happened and went to hell, then eveantually they brought in the naval cannons as a last ditch effort to help, and the naval guns were very effective they just didn’t think to use them as the first bombing. The bombing s prior to landing on the beach were by air, which were inaccurate. The naval guns at the end of the day saved them

[@Bon_831]

names movie pls.

[@jonfranks6902]

Yes. I’m with you. I like watching the war movies from the enemies perspective

[@allanchurm]

who is the director that arranged all this ..brilliant

[@EntryLevelLuxury]

2:49 top down view of the mustang, you can see blood spatter inside the cockpit. That's some detail lol

[@tourgecko]

Unbelievable quality production and exceptional depiction of D-Day action. If this is how war truly is, then this is a total nightmare of highest order. This is a top quality movie and the producers, directors, and actors deserve awards

[@Sedna063]

This is absolutely not how DDay happened. This movie is horribly wrong.

[@tourgecko]

@@Sedna063 Are you kidding me? Oh my God!! 🙆 Many people will actually think it's close to the real event. I was moved by this display basically because I thought I was seeing insider info about what really happened especially from the German side. Thanks for this correction. I would have gone with the wrong impression. Now I know they just exaggerated the D-Day action

[@Sedna063]

@@tourgecko D-Day was a big battle but this kind of bombardment didn’t happen, not for lack of trIng though. They missed

[@AndyP998]

Nope thats your assumption. OVERALLY bombing done by bombers among all beaches were considered miss. But in Utah they did it succesfully@@Sedna063

[@AndyP998]

@@Sedna063Have you actually even see movie or just say whole movie is wrong because of some kiddos talk about yet again Omaha? What about battles in Stalingrad and Mongolian border, were they wrong too?

[@vonrechner9618]

What is this? Chinese saving privet Ryan.

[@Samuel_Jager]

It's stupid that you can't tell the difference between Chinese and Korean

[@BringMeThatHorizon2000]

The fact that most accounts of the landings, from the axis perspective all note that from each side of the horizon they saw a wall of steel, enemy ships like never before. Is stunning and how they truly believed the entire world was attacking them at once.