Fray Bentos, The Tank that Inspired Fury

Fray Bentos a new high tech weapon at the time was a Mark IV tank that got stuck on the enemy lines. The crew battled for several days bravely defending from the German onslaught while under fire from the British who were trying to stop the tank falling into German hands.
Captain Donald Richardson, despite being injured, bravely led his crew to safety and they became the most highly decorated tank crew at the time. In recent years Fray Bentos' last stand became the inspiration for the story Fury.
Huge thanks to ‪@thetankmuseum‬ for the footage and the photos at the end of this film.
Please let us know in the comments what you think of the video.
Thanks also to Benson's Grandpa for sponsoring this us on Patreon. He appears as an extra in this video. If you too would like to be an extra in a future film, then please check out our Patreon at / yarnhub

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Fray bentos fans back then must have thought that was an armored food truck defending its secret recipe

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[@82dorrin]

Naming a tank after a brand of canned meat? British Humor Level: Expert.

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British Tommies had, and have a black sense of humour all their own. To be fair, the same is true of all soldiers, regardless of uniforms.

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Fray Bentos its a town in the mídele West of Uruguay in South America where was settled the British -uruguayian canned meat factory that delive

[@jorgemelide6005]

Delivered meat meals to allied forces in both world wars

[@stephenbirks6458]

Frey Bentos ? -Corned Beef My Dad also liked their Steak and Steak & Kidney Puddngs ! They also did a Steak pie in flaky pastry - sold in 10" plate size tin about 1" deep ! - Remove top with tin opener and place in oven ! And funnily enough - My lovely daughter Leah -Brought me some supplies from Aldi on30th Sunday & Brought me 3 FREY BENTOS New Vegetable Balti pies ! -In flaky pastry - Still sold in 10" plate size tins - Open top with tin opener Place in pre heated oven ? Suppose these companies move with the times too ! SB - British Isles

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So "Fury" being an American tank should really have been called Spam?

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I thought spam was British?

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@@sjonnieplayfull5859 It was created by the Hormel foods corporation circa 1937, in the good old U.S. of A.

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@@znentitan4032 sorry, didn't know. Only heard in English context before, but never too old to learn. Thanks for the update.

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@@sjonnieplayfull5859 No worries. I had to look it up myself just to make sure.

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I love the realistic detail of the german soldier slipping at the 1:29

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Dude, you do realize he basically told you the BF1 british campaign "through mud and blood" ?? Literally the only thing that has changed is the name of the Tank -- from "Black Bess" to Fray Bentos. Also google "Fray Bentos Tank" -- the only thing that pops up is the food company. Nothing about any famous WW1 tank battle where it was a last stand.

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My Great Grandfather was one of the men in Fray Bentos - William Morrey. I only stumbled upon the story myself after digging through some old family photos a few years ago. Apparently, William was a very quiet man and never spoke of the story himself - so no one, not even family, knew what he had been through. Still, it's amazing to think what he did, it was an immense ordeal.

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[@enriquefau8974]

Regarding to the name of the tank: Fray Bentos was the name of a meat company which was located in the town of Fray Bentos, Uruguay (it's a small country in South America) and which it exported meat to England. Interesting thing is, no one knows the origin of the name. The town was originally called "Villa Independencia" and was renamed to "Fray Bentos" in 1900, but there is no record as to why that name was chosen. Historians are able to find the name "Fray Bentos" in military records from Spanish sailors in the 17th and 18th century where they describe the same location using the term but then again, no record was found as to why. So... Yeah... Both the tank and the name are legends... And on a side note, there was another tank named "Fray Bentos II" in honor to this one, which also fought bravely but was captured in the battle of Cambrai in November 1917 and was paraded through the streets of Berlin on that year's Christmas Eve as a show for Kaiser Wilhelm II.

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Fray Bentos city best years were during both world wars thanks to the production of army canned food.

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