Brewster F2A Buffalo - Pacific War #81 DOCUMENTARY

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Kings and Generals' historical animated documentary series covering the Pacific War week by week continues. Many US aircraft became iconic during their service in the Pacific War, but one plane was often overshadowed and forgotten - the US Navy’s first monoplane fighter. F2F “Brewster” Buffalo. Although consistently touted as a heavy, cumbersome and obsolete warplane, especially compared to its Japanese counterparts, the service record of the Buffalo is still respectable. While its tenure in the US Navy was short, its dogged service in the air forces of other nations like Finland, the United Kingdom and the Netherlands made it a persistent and impactful vehicle across multiple theaters in World War 2.
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#1 - Pearl Harbor: • Attack on Pearl Harbor...
#2 - Invasion of Malaya: • Japanese Invasion of M...
#3 - Guam, Wake, the Philippines: • Japan Attacks Everywhe...
#4 - Borneo, Philippines: • Japan Continues Attack...
#5 - Wake Island: • Fall of Wake Island - ...
#6 - Kampar: • Battle of Kampar - Pac...
#7 - Slim River: • Battle of Slim River -...
#8 - Dutch East Indies: • Battle for the Dutch E...
#9 - New Britain: • Invasion of New Britai...
#10 - Fall of Malaya: • Fall of Malaya - Pacif...
#11 - Makassar: • Battle of Makassar Str...
#12 - Fall of Singapore: • Fall of Singapore - Pa...
#13 - Sumatra: • Japanese Invasion of S...
#14 - Timor: • Japanese Invasion of T...
#15 - Java: • Fall of Java - Pacific...
#16 - Rangoon: • Fall of Rangoon - Paci...
#17 - US Response: • How the US Responded t...
#18 - Tojo: • Hideki Tojo: Bringing ...
#19 - Indian Ocean Raid: • Japanese Raids in the ...
#20 - Bataan: • Fall of Bataan & The B...
#21 - Doolittle Raid: • Doolittle Raid: Americ...
#22 - Burma Road: • Japanese Advance on Bu...
#23 - Australia's Pearl Harbor: • Australia's Pearl Harb...
#24 - Coral Sea: • Battle of the Coral Se...
#25 - Fall of the Philippines: • Fall of the Philippine...
#26 - Fall of Burma: • Fall of Burma - Pacifi...
#27 - Sei-Go: • How Japan Responded to...
#28 - Midway: • Battle of Midway - Pac...
#29 - Invasion of Alaska: • Japanese Invasion of A...
#30 - Attack on Sydney: • Japanese Attack on Syd...
#31 - MacArthur and the Philippines: • How MacArthur Caused t...
#32 - New Guinea: • Japan Attacks New Guin...
#33 - Biological Warfare in China: • Japanese War Crimes: B...
#34 - Japan Attacks the Continental US: • Japan Attacks the Cont...
#35 - Invasion of Buna-Gona: • Invasion of Buna-Gona ...
#36 - Kokoda: • Battle of Kokoda - Pac...
#37 - Solomon Islands: • Invasion of Solomon Is...
#38 - Savo Island: • Battle of Savo Island ...
#39 - Makin Island: • Raid on Makin Island -...
#40 - Eastern Solomons: • Battle of Eastern Solo...
#41 - Isurava: • Australia's Thermopyla...
#42 - Milne Bay: • Battle of Milne Bay - ...
#43 - Bloody Ridge: • Battle of the Bloody R...
#44 - Ioribaiwa: • Battle of the Ioribaiw...
#45 - Matanikau: • Battle of Matanikau - ...
#46 - Cape Esperance: • Battle of Cape Esperan...
#47 - Kokoda Track Counteroffensive: • Kokoda Track Counterof...
#48 - Henderson Field: • Battle for Henderson F...
#49 - Santa Cruz Islands: • Battle of the Santa Cr...
#50 - Oivi-Gorari: • Battle of Oivi-Gorari ...
#51 - Guadalcanal: • Naval Battle of Guadal...
#52 - Buna-Gona: • Battle of Buna-Gona - ...
#53 - Carlson's Patrol: • Carlson's Long Patrol ...
#54 - Tassafaronga: • Battle of Tassafaronga...
#55 - Fall of Gona: • Fall of Gona - Allied ...
#56 - Mount Austen: • Battle of Mount Austen...
#57 - 1st Arakan Campaign: • First Arakan Campaign ...
#58 - Fall of Buna: • Fall of Buna - Pacific...
#59 - Sanananda: • Sanananda Campaign - P...
#60 - Galloping/Sea Horse: • Galloping Horse and Se...
#61 - End of Buna-Gona: • End of the Battle of B...
#62 - Rennell Island: • Battle of Rennell Isla...
#63 - End of Guadalcanal: • End of the Guadalcanal...
#64 - Wau: • Battle of Wau - Pacifi...
#65 - First Chindits: • Britain Strikes Back A...
#66 - Amchitka: • Landing at Amchitka - ...
#67 - Bismarck Sea: • Battle of the Bismarck...
#68 - Blackett Strait: • Battle at the Blackett...
#69 - Operation Longcloth: • Operation Longcloth - ...
#70 - Komandorski Islands: • Battle of the Komandor...
#71 - Pacific Conference: • Military Conference th...
#72 - Japan Counterattacks: • Japan Tries to Counter...
#73 - Chindits #2: • Return of the Chindits...
#74 - Operation Vengeance: • Operation Vengeance: A...
#75 - Arakan counterattack: • Japan Counterattacks i...
#76 - Drive to Salamua: • Drive to Salamua - Pac...
#77 - Battle of Attu: • Battle of Attu - Pacif...
#78 - West Hubei Offensive: • West Hubei Offensive -...
#79 - Fall of Attu: • Fall of Attu - Pacific...
#80 - Withdrawal from West Hubei: • Withdrawal from West H...
Video: Christian Tankgau
Script: Ivan Moran, Craig Watson bit.ly/3UgWAbt
VO: Devin bit.ly/3XzSCgV & bit.ly/3GUO9iT
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[@madarauchiha-yc9hg]

great video,could you do a video on the 2021 taliban offensive? from may1st to august 15 2021? there were many battles like the Battle of Kandahar Battle of Kunduz Battle of Lashkargah Capture of Zaranj Fall of Herat

[@Scorpion51123314512]

You soon gonna go back to Ancient stuff??

[@KingsandGenerals]

@@Scorpion51123314512 yep

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Early Muslim expansion or ottoman empire and BTW how you edit your videos

[@nathangorman9216]

could you do a video on the 2021 taliban conquest of afghanistan?

[@johntaylor7029]

One of Finland's greatest fighter aces referred to the buffalo as a "gentleman's plane" as it was gentle, easy to fly, and apparently very roomy. He told a story of how a single buffalo succesfully transported the plane's pilot, an officer, the officer's luggage, and the officer's dog between airfields.

[@hentehoo27]

Fun fact: When Brewster Buffalo was used by the Finnish air force during WWII, the plane was called "lentävä kaljatynnyri" in Finnish, or the "Flying beer barrel" in English.

[@NandiCollector]

LOL! Spot on. :D

[@jlvfr]

The whole thing about no armour and self sealing tanks is a bit of a diversion. Most fighters of the 1937-1939 didn't have it. The very first production models of the Spitfire, Hurricane and Me-109 had no armour. The Spitfire and Hurricane received it as an upgrade mid 1940, and the 109 only on the late E3 models. So, these 3 started 1940 without armour. The Zero had none before 1943, and even then it only got an armoured windscreen. The problem was that the Buffalo simply couldn't absorb the extra weight without massive penalties in performance, nor could it be modified to get a better engine.

[@BHuang92]

That what happens when you go for the specifications exactly.

[@alganhar1]

@@BHuang92 No, the problem was as he said, weight. The huge advantage with the Spitfire was that the airframe had enough room to accept upgraded (and often larger) engines with relative ease. That is why that aircraft stayed in front line service for the entire war, because it could readily accept larger, more powerful inline engines without requiring radical redesigns. This was helped by the fact that during the war Rolls Royce, who manufactured the Merlin and later Griffon engines that went into the Spitfires purposefully developed their engines in such a manner as to minimise the issues with sticking one of their upgraded engines into a spitfire. The story of the Spitfire and the Rolls Royce Merlin and later Griffon are very much highly intertwined. You cannot really look at one without tracing the development of the other. People do not realise just how much aircraft engine technology advanced in the 30's and 40's. Plenty of other aircraft were retired from service because they too could not readily accept radical engine upgrades. The Brewster Buffalo was a LONG way from being unique in that regard.

[@projectunknown5159]

@@alganhar1 That`s true. The bigger airframe of Spitfire allowed Spitfire more space to accept upgrades while BF109`s limited airframe prevented developers to install a larger engine or to add more guns/armor.(BF109F cancelled wing guns while BF109G6 had to installed two MG131 on the head for firepower but reduced max speed). And Zero`s upgrade was greatly cripped by the poor base of Japan`s engine technology and industry development.

[@loetzcollector466]

Based.

[@jackshaftoe1715]

Thankx never knew that !

[@jonbaxter2254]

If your son is called Hans Wind, you know he's gonna be an ace pilot.

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Becoming a member was the best decision I did this year. Thank you for this great work.

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Does it worth it?

[@willmanning8084]

I agree, it was probably the best decision I've made so far this year. The level of quality from this company is unparalleled in my mind

[@berthamoen4488]

The Buffalo's in the Dutch East Indies were often partly fueled and with half of the ammo to decrease weight to better flight characteristics

[@mike6252]

Excellent video! It's great to see lesser known aircraft get their due time in the spotlight. I'd love to see a video highlighting the Curtiss P-40 Warhawk for it's contribution in the early days of America's involvement in WW2.

[@soldat2501]

Cool stuff. My impression of the Brewster Buffalo was always that it was a pre-war plane and mid for most characteristics. It’s dismal performance at Midway was proof of that so it’s interesting to see how long and in some ways successfully it served in the right roles. Finland’s use being great proof of that.

[@paintingpanzers]

WOW, now this was completely unexpected! This was such a fascinating video, I really knew very little on the Buffalo but it is one cute looking plane ... I painted one for my channel and loved it! Also, it's nice to see RAAF Base Pearce being mentioned ;)

[@johnanita9251]

The KNIL used them in dutch east Indies.

[@minoru5760]

Another great work from K&G understands demand. Hidden in shadows of spectacular events but pieces should be known for Allies. Thanks a lot!

[@Dggedsteven12]

I did not expect a rundown on equipment that was in use. However, having seen this video I hope ya'll make this a recurring thing. I would love to learn a little bit about the history of the tools and machines that were used by the countries involved during the war. Keep these coming :D There are so many ways the war could be dissected by ya'll and then churn it back out to us that I cannot wait to consume it all!

[@Wolfeson28]

Really interesting new sub-series of videos. It's great to see an in-depth look at some of the aircraft of WWII, and hopefully some of the other iconic planes are on the way. However, I will mention (12:00): surely you of all people know, that's not where Burma is. That's Bangladesh.

[@M3chUpN8y]

A video on the Mitsubishi A6M Zero would be an eye-opener!

[@Me.Winter]

I've been watching you guys for years now. You guys are great! Also nice video.

[@KingsandGenerals]

Thank you

[@Rayan2Musikahan]

Always have a special place for the Brewster Buffalo, the Seversky P35 and the Airacobra too ❤️

[@kaiserreich2980]

SBD Dauntless and F4F Wildcat are the Icons of the Pacific War, they surely deserve a video.

[@ThePacificWarChannel]

wink wink

[@vortega472]

Yay! I like the main series, so I'm happy for any aspects of this. Thanks K&G.

[@markpaul-ym5wg]

As always,a splendid video,kings and generals.😊

[@outfield1988]

Love this airplane.

[@-RONNIE]

Thank you for the video 👊🏻

[@loupiscanis9449]

Thank you , K&G . 🐺

[@alexestevez8266]

Amazing, please more videos like this!!

[@nevgeth40]

I very much appreciate this information on the Buffalo. Most other WWII information mention them in passing with little information on their performance, equipment or use in more minor theaters. Thank you and I hope to see much more like this.

[@Uzair_Of_Babylon465]

Fantastic video keep it up you're doing amazing things 😁👍

[@stevelebreton3489]

Thanks for the video

[@jeffmcdonald4225]

This was quite good. I had thought that Australia had more of them, so this was new information to me. I enjoyed this immensely.

[@billpollard5051]

I look forward to more videos about aircraft in the Pacific War. I know the allies started the war at a disadvantage of technology, but their pilots still outperformed so many times.

[@benjamincanther99]

Great vid 👌

[@andrewbowles9753]

Nice information to add further context to the "flying coffin" that many pilots had opinions for it.

[@richardstone5552]

Thank you

[@wiktorberski9272]

Quite interesting idea with that plane series. I like it :)

[@blacklake13]

Why is the thumbnail for the Brewster F2A Buffalo special an image of a plane not the Brewster F2A Buffalo?

[@klutzycrawler1051]

nice... i'll be waiting for more plane history

[@jordonez42]

Fellas, that is not Burma. That is Bangladesh. Lol

[@lordofbats3601]

Great stuff, maybe you should throw these in every couple months, eg: a episode looking at Japanese and Allied artillery equipment and doctrine, same for small arms etc

[@VikingTeddy]

More aircraft videos? Christmas came early! Can we have like, videos for every single weapon system? Small arms, ships, tanks and improvised stuff? I'll give you my firstborn.

[@josephsarra4320]

I appreciate what you are doing for the series, a suggestion of what you can do for a historical video is can you cover the invasion of poland in 1939? Nobody talks about that, might as well ask you guys to cover that.

[@troynov1965]

I knew the Finns had good success with the Buffalo but WOW did know it was that GOOD ! Thats amazing !

[@tomriley5790]

Early war aircraft were very different to those later on, still brave men that flew the Buffalo against Zeros.

[@jamesshaw3500]

In War Thunder, this aircraft is very herf to master, but easy to die in... I love flying it becuase noone expects it, it can do some very interesting things. And it physically can not rip its wings, unlike many other planes at the same teir.

[@ThePacificWarChannel]

Ton of fun Geeking out on this one!

[@KingsandGenerals]

You are on fire recently

[@vincentcondron588]

A very good video got rid of a few myths

[@TurnCoatTechie]

Another fantastic episode on the pacific war I’ve watched every one, And I rather look forward to each episode as they came out on KZbin each week

[@Hawaiian80882]

awesome history Post

[@thehistorybox1163]

Cheers

[@kennethjohansson3785]

Great videos you guys! ❤️🙏 One suggestion though. Please make them more accessible by adding metric system info. Majority of the world does not understand mph/lb etc.

[@johnrogers8836]

Amazing! I grew up in the far north western Australian town of broome, in the 70’s.... one of the very few places to actually get hit by the Japanese..... I remember walking out to see the wreckage of the Catalina’..... and I recall that we did have a couple of old fighter planes permanently parked up at the airfield during the 70’, and they look awful like those buffaloe... but they had on RAAF livery..but I never knew about all the others wrecks around about..... however... we did have a real dead dinosaur footprint. To see it, one must trudge way way out where the tide reaches its lowest point, so follow it you must to see the print.... and fat trees. There’s fat trees.

[@brokenbridge6316]

Nice video

[@ronchristiantenala4056]

Hello Kings and Generals, whish you could feature the B-25 Mitchell medium bomber in your future special. We all know that this plane has a legendary service in the Pacific. when the war ended the role of this plane is significantly different from what it was intended design.

[@Wildcard120]

Most interesting

[@mitchr8481]

Is it really just a coincidence the best Brewster Buffalo pilot was a guy named WIND?

[@vectorstrike]

Can't wait for my favorite WW2 aircrafts - the FW 200 Condor and the FW 190 Würger

[@InssiAjaton]

I once read in a book that Finland was after all red tape (US cannot sell these planes to warring nation) to by the Buffaloes after they were proclaimed obsolete. The US navy supposedly changed the painting specifications. That change was what made planes "obsolete" and thereby making the sell possible. Between the end of the Winter War (in late spring 1940) and beginning of the Continuation War from summer 1941 the Finnish pilots had an opportunity to familiarize themselves with the new planes, develop tactics and optimize the weapons aiming. Also the ground crew was trained and made ready for their later superior performance. By the way, the Finnish kill numbers were only tabulated if there was a witness, mostly the wing man, or the downed enemy plane could be located and verified. In that, the Finnish kill ratio numbers are uniquely accurate in contrast to all the probably inflated numbers. However, it must still be acknowledged that by 1944 the Brewster Buffalo was not a champion of the sky any more, even in Finland. The highest scoring Finn, Ilmari Juutilainen got in the final months of the Continuation War (1944) to fly a BF109. At that point the Soviet bombing activities had also increased, presenting plenty of good targets.

[@jankusthegreat9233]

I love u guys

[@johnmay6090]

Great channel! Small correction. RAAF is pronounced "R- double A- F"

[@tigertankerer]

Can we expect simillar material on Pacific War ships?

[@khatian6350]

12:04 That's Bengal not Burma.

[@easyjdier]

I liked the aircraft history idea. It was an interesting episode about a second rate plane. Makes me wonder what an episode about a real winner would be like.

[@HammerOn-bu7gx]

You need to head back to geography class sir. You have highlighted Bangladesh, not Burma. Burma is farther to the east, past the Indian provinces of Assam, Nagaland, Manipur and Mizoram. You did do good job on the plane thought. Thank you.

[@adrianpertacorta8548]

my newbie warthunder journey

[@brandonsirochinsky3732]

I love yall

[@youtube_omaro1879]

You might want to check where Burma is on the graphic

[@user-ve2zq2te8f]

They also saw combat with the USAAF in northern Australia

[@TheRetu81]

15:40 There is a pretty bad spelling error for the second Finnish Buffalo ace. The correct spelling is "Eino Ilmari Juutilainen".

[@LoneWanderer727]

I'm a simple man. I see airplanes, i go brrrrrrrr, vrooooooom peew peew

[@vinodvarghese78]

Please correct me if I’m wrong. I think you highlighted present day Bangladesh as Burma.

[@vincentcondron588]

Hope you will mention hms victorious as she was operating in the central Pacific at this time

[@mitchelljones4843]

Can I ask you add measurements that the scientific community uses (in addition to US measurement if you’d like?) Just helps reach a greater community with your information and helps add that professionalism. Otherwise it’s a perfect show, thank you so much 🙏🙏🙏🙂🙂🙂

[@markpaul-ym5wg]

Flying matchbox.😮

[@jerometaperman7102]

The arrester hook played a role in carrier takeoffs?

[@gmalcolms]

I'm amazed at how effective these "flying coffins" were so effective for the Finns. The Soviet airforce must've been far inferior to that of the Japanese.

[@Enkekpart]

Not sure, but is your Burma map overlay well placed?

[@jordonez42]

It’s not haha. Kind of a minor detail but also kind of not? Hope they at least issue a correction in the notes

[@nakomaton5413]

Way off, they shrunk it and overlaid it on top of what is now Bangladesh. I also noticed they butchered the state borders for the US and Australia, not like they were even necessary.

[@loetzcollector466]

Saratoga, woohoo. Shout-out to the Sara. We hosted her and her crew for many years in our lil old town.

[@joereilly1519]

the Finns had a habit of taking out dated aircraft and improved them, the Buffalo and the French Morane were good examples

[@johnrogers8836]

The buffalo performed well in the Baltic, where the colder climes helped cool the engines which where otherwise prone to overheating... ok... got it. .... best place to send them to is the tropics... obvious incompetence.

[@zainmudassir2964]

I have soft spot for interwar aircraft. At least they were good trainers and workhorse in regions with lower priority

[@malcolmlewis5860]

The Buffalo pilots probably had less training and experience than the Japanese pilots. This was a major factor not mentioned here.

[@spurgu9769]

finland wasnt part of the axis when the planes were aquired. The map incorrectly makes it seem so

[@Sultan_Of_Rum]

Request: Rise of the Mamluk Sultanate

[@davidmccann9811]

Why are the pictures of completely different aircraft? I'm not sure what the aircraft in the thumbnail is, but the one in the video looks like the prototype of the Grumman Hellcat. 🤔

[@joshua7885]

If it was a dollar a month or 2 I’d become a member of the channel I bet you’d get a lot more people

[@TheKala2010]

you have mentioned Burma instead of Bangladesh in @12.10

[@collintrytsman3353]

errrr......maps a bit wrong mate you've got Burma where Assam should be??

[@JimmyAgent007]

Didn't the Malta defenders find a couple of these in a crate and put them together as their only air defence? Or was that a different aircraft?

[@shaunw9092]

Gloster Gladiators are what you're thinking of.

[@nickmcguigan6143]

@@shaunw9092 Faith, Hope and Charity

[@JimmyAgent007]

@@shaunw9092 Ah, I knew it was one of the planes that used Alliteration. Thank you, sir!

[@flashyfantail5665]

Okay, so some poor history in this video. The RAAF 21 and 453 squadrons both flew the Buffalo in Malaya/Singapore in 1941/42 not just the ex NEI used for training etc. Doug Vanderfield was in 453 Squadron as 79 Squadron didn’t exist until 1943. Alf Clare, not Claire, was also in 453 Squadron as 5 Squadron didn’t fly the Buffalo. Maurice Holder was Australian but he was in the RAF not in the RAAF. He flew the Buffalo in 243 Sqn RAF…242 didn’t have the Buffalo…you get the idea.

[@onthatrockhewillbuildhisch1510]

Great information! Well done!

[@rtwfreak]

Thank you so much for featuring the Dutch colonial (KNILM) pilots! They are almost forgotten heroes in my country.

[@TomG1555]

It seems like early in the Pacific war a lot of brave pilots died flying Buffalos and Wirraways against more advanced fighters b/c that'll the best they had on hand when the enemy appeared on the horizon.

[@Belarion333]

*Cuando subtitularan estos documentales al español??*

[@luciobricks6799]

Puedes activar la traducción automática al español en configuración del video

[@Belarion333]

@@luciobricks6799 *claro pero no todos tenemos esa Opción*

[@fuegofugaz232]

Pensé que no había personas que hablaran español😮

[@michaelscheel9533]

Need one on the differnces of the P-39 and P-400

[@Spacemongerr]

361

[@thekinkypinkies7437]

Awesome video. Wondering if you're going to cover the Azerbaijani invasion of Armenia? Third time asking.

[@thekinkypinkies7437]

Or are you a sold out coward not willing to cover it, like our US media? Just wanting some honesty here

[@peterparadis6788]

Please cut your patron fees by half. And I will join. That is just to pricey

[@irishpsalteri]

The Finns did okay in the Winter War with the Buffalo.

[@TheRetu81]

Buffalos missed the Winter War. Five aircraft were ready during the last couple of weeks of the war, but they never made any combat flights.

[@IkeVMAX4]

Best kill - loss ratio of any fighter in ww2

[@irishpsalteri]

@@TheRetu81 must have misremembered. Continuation War?

[@alexpoole5552]

The outlined Burma borders are wrong like its over modern day bangladesh mostly

[@saparotrob7888]

Ya' know, that thing really doesn't look like a Brewster 239 or 339.

[@FinnishDragon]

This is a great idea for an episode. I noticed that at 15:40 Eino Juutilainen´s whole name was typed incorrectly. His whole name was "Eino Ilmari Juutilainen" as it is written in his Wikipedia article. Finnish and German pilots became to be aces in the Eastern Front pretty easily because Soviet pilot training was quite poor and Soviet Union lost a lot of pilots during the early stages of Operation Barbarossa. Japan on the other hand did have a lot of good pilots in the beginning of the Pacific War but they couldn´t train enough good pilots to replace their pilot losses as the war progressed.

[@alexius23]

As stated the Finns liked the Buffalo fighter. During the “Continuation War” the Finn slowly used up their spare parts. Since the Finns were fighting along side the Luftwaffe the US refused to sell Finland any spare parts for the Buffalos. On Finland’s warplanes they had swastika symbol. The Finns had used it long before Hitler came to power. The Finns continued to use it for many additional years as well.

[@carnifex2005]

Real "No way! Why should I change? He's the one who sucks." energy.

[@rosiehawtrey]

Blue swastika on a white background if I remember. Swastika actually an ancient symbol representing the sun.

[@alexius23]

@@rosiehawtrey Have seen Swastika on very ancient temples in India

[@ejmuerterisefromthedead8924]

i cam here because of this plane from Enlisted game

[@harrybaulz666]

The poor bastards who had to fight in this

[@bigsarge2085]

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