Recap Of Our Trip To Verdun I THE GREAT WAR Special

[@fuzzydunlop7928]

The hangover looks real.

[@maxxgraber]

Fuzzy Dunlop I was going to mention that, than saw you comment. lol

[@fuzzydunlop7928]

Yeah, dude, I'd figure Flo would leave his bags at a hotel or something, instead of carrying them around by his eyelids.

[@LadyAnuB]

You win the comments this time! LOL

[@LeFaisDoDo]

i think that’s just the painful look of being old in the morning

[@fuzzydunlop7928]

@@LeFaisDoDo Three years later and I see the error of my ways.

[@MaHaL1337]

Nearly dying as soon as you get there? Sounds like an authentic Verdun experience to me.

[@alfredthegreatkingofwessex6838]

MaHaL1337 too soon, man

[@5ratar457]

That thumbnail makes you guys look like a disbanded boy band that decided to meet up again.

[@r.sigmund926]

5Ratar 45 lmao

[@komradetuniska2003]

5Ratar 45 The Indie Boys?

[@conorm.5331]

The Doughboys?

[@honetaoinshrdlu]

and 10:06 is the reason they were fired

[@klutttmuttsprutt6087]

Thë Hötzen Söcks?

[@lizardodavinci]

I'm getting the sneaking suspicion that Indy is actually a restaurant critic, or at the very least takes bribes from obscure restaurants in the theatres of war he visits. "Oh, and ten billion people died from artillery fire, but at least there's this lovely restaurant across from the bombed-out ruins of the postal office that you should definitely check out if you ever visit any part of France..." Nice puttees, by the way.

[@TheGreatWar]

Good food keeps up the morale when we are on the road.

[@lizardodavinci]

Ah, you're thinking about your supply lines! Ludendorf would approve.

[@zaroxilphukiir1088]

While we are in France: "An army marches on its stomach!"

[@Tsogoh]

Why is Flo look like just had a night guard shift in the first line of a German Trench.

[@TheGreatWar]

That describes how I felt actually.

[@consmos]

"Boy, didn't we have fun? We're still having fun!" And then Flo looks like he wants to die. Absolutely love the series.

[@athallahrafi2319]

That thumbnail Looks like Indy and team is Releasing their first 2000's Album

[@richpiana7011]

The background could be a Black metal album

[@brytongee8346]

I can't believe a channel like this exists. The organization for a quality show like this must be enormous, and for such an obscure topic like WW1. Canned Heat is sweet too. Thanks to you guys.

[@TheGreatWar]

Well, we are making it less obscure certainly.

[@thechieftain8936]

Verdun, One of the displays of Humanity's absolute insanity men slaughtering each other because the decisions of a few old men who never would have put them selves in the same position. I guess all wars and battles are like that though. Anyway great vid guys just needed to vent. R.I.P all those who fought in the Devils Anvil and The Great War itself.

[@MakeMeThinkAgain]

I've always thought Verdun was bad tactics. That it would have been wiser for the French to have fallen back into new defensive positions and batter the Germans if they kept attacking. But it seems that fighting Verdun did teach the French successful new methods of attack.

[@geromino97]

The Chieftain ww2 generals were probably better because they fought in a actual war in ww1 unlike ww1 generals

[@Psycorde]

Would be better if no one had to die.

[@thechieftain8936]

geromino97 Yea people like General Patton really got in the front lines with his men and inspired his men brought fear to the Nazis

[@geromino97]

The Chieftain also people like rommel, zhukov, etc fought in ww1 too

[@shaunlomax1]

If you go to the Somme, go during the harvest or planting season, as that is when the ground is turned up and you can find shrapnel, bullets, shells, barbed wire and all sorts just laying around.... it is crazy.

[@DoraFauszt]

Shyawn oh wow that sounds creepy and yet awsome!

[@TheGreatWar]

We will try our best.

[@shaunlomax1]

Dóra Fauszt it is indeed very creepy, I went there during a school trip and I found barbed wire, a shrapnel ball and an unfired bullet all in a small patch of plowed field in just a few moments of looking around... And as we drove back to the hotel we saw the piles of newly dug up shells waiting for army disarming just piled by the road, twas really unerving

[@TheIBeanz]

Sorry to open this thread again after 2 years, but I was wondering: Isn't that super dangerous for the guys driving the ploughs since there very well may be unexploded shells in the fields? Seems like this would be a very likely occurence, since there were millions of shells fired.

[@hallevingston2892]

I think the saddest thing I heard. Was Indy paraphasing. "I'm from Texas, USA. But I went to Sweden because it's a place of opportunities." AKA Lilliyhammer Lilliyhammer.

[@ayarzeev8237]

Production is on point guys

[@usuilucifer8922]

It's amazing how nature regenerate itself. I can imagine in 1916 -1918 Verdun was just empty no mans land since the artillery barrages. And now it's a Forrest. Just really amazing!

[@HDreamer]

Probably helped that big partsof the land is still so dangerously filled with unexploded ammunition, that it's unusable for human use.

[@jdl6881]

Usui Lucifer I heard a legend that some parts have gas still lingering on the ground or trees and are dangerous

[@Canofasahi]

It actually took longer than normal to regrow. Soils were heavily polluted by lead, mercury, chlorine, arsenic, various dangerous gases, acids, and human and animal remains. The areas was also littered with ammunition depots and chemical plants. Parts of it is still a so called red zone (zone rouge), no building, digging or farming allowed in those parts. It is still a problem along most of the frontlines, even some large unexploded mines (these days known as tunnel bombs as used in the conflict in Syria and Iraq) are still somewhere underground along the old trenches. A test in 2005 found 300 unexploded shells on a area of just 10.000 square meters in just the first 15 cm of the top soil in the worst areas. Estimates says it will take between 500-700 years to clean up everything at the current rate.

[@usuilucifer8922]

Canofasahi that's why it's so amazing to me. A land polluted that much by metal and chemical still ale to regenerate itself after 100 years. I actually thought that it partly would be barren land. 500-700 years would be quite an over estimated since we have nature working too. Shells may still explode now but another hundred years and they all turn into Rush since the moisture of the area is very high most likely the soil will have a lot of water in it too.

[@AppleBiscuits]

The Forrest had to run away for 100 years or so, that's how it grew back.

[@skiteufr]

I am playing at Verdun and it's an amazing game. Just like the videos of this channel are amazing too. Very informative and not biased. They should be watched in all schools of Europe

[@willynthepoorboys2]

Designated coat holder,what a prestigious honor...Great recap. I must say in that coat the shots of you make you look like a spy. Great music, was good to hear Canned Heat it has been a long time,though not as long as the memories we are witness to in these videos...but a long time none the less.

[@justinkrammes7063]

Guys I literally got into your channel because I bought Verdun and still play it nearly every day, love the channel thanks for amazing content! I am late to the 100 year party but very much enjoying watching weekly recap and browsing OOTT

[@tommcdonald1873]

Fantastic! It is no surprise that you can go to a place multiple times and not see everything, we do this here in the States with Gettysburg, Antietam and other American Civil War Battlefields. I would love to see the Menin Gate at Ypres someday.

[@Uncle_Ben]

Because of you i was able to correct my history teacher when we were learning about tgw and i was only one that recognized the bulgarian tsar. So thank you.

[@plartoota4584]

Flo: Yea, it really hits home about how terrible the war was and how big of a toll it took on the people and how they lost their homes and their lives. Indy: yea, we also had really good pizza that day, delicious

[@dugusmc]

Great song!...Always enjoying and introducing others to your videos...as a retiree, I can't do much to help but this; keep them coming!

[@late4293]

could you make a special about Finland because Finland turns hundred years in december

[@lifesbeautiful2285]

Spoiler.... Russian revolution starts March 1917. End of 1917 Estonia (Viro), Latvia, Lithuania, Ukraine, Georgia and Finland declared independence after that. Early 1918 German troops arrive Finland. Finland is only European country that hold its independency from Soviet Union since became a nation December 6 1917.

[@jessiemann8251]

"Finland is only European country that hold its independency from Soviet Union since became a nation December 6 1917." That is incorrect on several levels. First of all Finland was a Duchy of Imperial Russia and gained its independence from that not the Soviet Union - which didn't exist until 1922. Finland was never part of the Soviet Union. Second of all Finland actually enjoyed quite a lot of independence during Imperial Russia since Finland was allowed their own parliament and government institutions. For this parliament they actually elected the first female members in the world. Why? Because they had the freedom to do so. This is one of the reasons the transition to independence went so smoothly for Finland - everything was already in place and fully functioning. Besides, whatever little allegiance Finland had to Imperial Russia died when Imperial Russia collapsed so they had no further obligations to it. Following the Versailles Treaty we saw the birth of Czechoslovakia, Poland (re-birth), Hungary, Kingdom of Croats, Slovenes and Serbs (later Yugoslavia) - and even before the war, Albania. All of those maintained their independence officially (inofficially Finland's foreign politics during the Cold War were as much a game of compromise as those countries' were). Most of Poland had been part of Imperial Russia. Despite becoming a satellite-state during the Cold War it was never assimilated - neither culturally nor politically. Poland took an insane beating during WW2 so their survival as a nation is all the more remarkable. The Kingdom of Croats, Slovenes and Serbs became the Kingdom of Yugoslavia. During WW2 it was occupied by Nazi Germany but reformed after WW2 as the Socialist Republic of Yugoslavia. They never wanted anything to do with the Soviet Union and rejected Stalin's advances to join the Warsaw Pact. This angered him so much he planned an invasion of Yugoslavia in 1949-1950. The Korean War came between so he shelved that plan. Since Yugoslavia survived until 1999 it outlived the Soviet Union (which fell 1991) and maintained its independence all the way in whatever form the country came in (3 official iterations, all with different systems). Question: What were German troops doing in Finland 1918 when they were urgently needed on the Western Front? Finland had already declared its independence and whatever divisions Germany could spare would be needed to occupy the part of Russia (and Poland) they got at the Treaty of Brest-Litovsk - and even those were too few to control such a massive piece of land. It's lucky Germany was in a bad situation in 1918 and in no position to argue with Finland or else they might have considered Finland too to be German spoil of war from defeating Imperial Russia. It's interesting to note that after the war Finland made sure its own industry wouldn't be taken over or muscled out by (mostly) German investors and erected certain laws to protect its own industry by stipulating that any owner of property in Finland had to be living in Finland and registered as a Finnish citizen. That way whatever foreigner decided to invest in Finland had to stay in Finland and all the money earned stayed in Finland too. They wouldn't want to sell out their country to the Germans after having endured Swedish and Russian rule for centuries. Smart people. Anyways, their role in WWI was miniscule and they wisely sat out the war biding their time. Knowing the insane slaughter of the war who could blame them for not wanting anything to do with it? Ironically the war was something good for Finland because without it it would have taken a lot longer gaining full independence, although it was bound to happen sooner or later.

[@TheGreatWar]

We will cover Finland and the Finnish civil war.

[@late4293]

The Great War thanks

[@Beef7599]

Also, those photos by Jasper Verolme are insane!

[@alecdegraaf442]

"Almost died when we got here." "Yeah, good start." Flo you savage

[@TheGreatWar]

;)

[@StrangerOman]

"I'm on a road again" singing at the end so sweet :)

[@madboy9xx]

Completely agree about the cemeteries. Seeing the graves is a truly sobering experience and it's something I think everyone should do at least once in their lifetimes.

[@NasserBinMubarak]

I just wanted to thank you guys for doing an awesome job by going the extra mile, I just wanted to let you know that your work is fully appreciated.

[@TheGreatWar]

Thanks!

[@Mrsnewbzz]

Damn, I was exactly in that area from the first few shots (forest, cemetery, church (Fleury)), only I was there on wednesday. Foggy day, made it all feel even more real.

[@jaxone2639]

I'm sure I'm not the only one who is so happy and proud to see the development of the filming quality and the progression of this channel. Glad to know my purchase of Hötzensocks and the donations of all us fans are really showing! Can't wait to see the special episodes!!

[@TheGreatWar]

These damn socks really made a difference, haha.

[@yeast7485]

You just said it was stupid to join the war, yet you went straight to the western front. Madness!

[@exeggcutertimur6091]

But they felt compelled to help their countries. This was Modern War.

[@AlanDeAnda1]

Too much action at Verdun for you guys, look at those trench eyes. Nice job.

[@elcabbage2306]

Cannot express the extent to which I love the thumbnail

[@Tuning3434]

Can't wait for this episode. I've spend a few days near Saint-Mihiel and Verdun a few years ago. Interested to see the diamonds i have missed and hear the stories you have discovered on this trip.

[@kelpyg4711]

I'm going to Europe this summer and I want to visit the somme, Verdun, and hopefully the Argonne

[@TheGreatWar]

If you are coming over from the US, definitely visit both. They are very close by and you get two different experiences from it.

[@kelpyg4711]

The Great War thank you, I have wanted to go since I started being interested in the great war!

[@thurin84]

sounds like the weather was what they call in reenacting "authenticity that money cant buy".

[@TheGreatWar]

+milcoll73 oh yes.

[@Demicore]

I'm happy to hear you've had a great time in my country. I hope you've been treated well!

[@user-nh8qp7po3t]

Thank you guys for the work. Several of us are following you and looking forward to future videos.

[@TheGreatWar]

Glad you like the show.

[@zachsmith3376]

I love that "canned heat" at the end. Excellent road trip music.

[@TheGreatWar]

Had a playlist full of this kind of stuff.

[@jesjes21]

One of the best channels on youtube. Thank you so much guys, i look forward to seeing more from Verdun! You've helped a certain Canadian (me) decide that i must make a visit to Vimy Ridge

[@TheGreatWar]

You definitely should go, yes.

[@Newie67]

It is so much fun seeing this again after all These years. I have been there myself.

[@SUPERsneeky33]

It's great to see this channel have such success! By far my favorite channel on You Tube. Thanks guys for making such quality videos! Keep taking us to these historic sites.

[@Saphrax89]

You should go and film on the Italian front also.

[@shrillbert]

Yes, that should be the next stop, Gorizia and the sites in Italy and Slovenia for all 12 battles of the Isonzo!

[@DoraFauszt]

Csaba Bálint Isonzo +1

[@AnerLucero]

Csaba Bálint maybe they get on time for the 8942th battle Isonzo

[@hallevingston2892]

They did.

[@lukapernek9371]

I regret updating the KZbin app

[@liam_2803]

Luka Pernek why? i havent updated it yet

[@Coldboyps]

Liam East don't you can trust me on this

[@liam_2803]

Coldboy33 ok

[@liam_2803]

Coldboy33 why is it worse

[@brightworld1148]

Luka Pernek i updated just of curiositity, and it sucks. The app was *perfect* 2 or 3 updates ago when you could go to comments, click "show more" and yould see all the comments without being thrown into a new page.

[@carbo73]

Verdun is surely the most dramatic battlefield to visit. I've been here several times, and in almost all the corners of the battlefield and nearby Argonne: Douaumont, Vaux, Souville, Fleury, Froideterre, Mort-Homme, Cote 304, Butte de Vauquois, Argonne forest, etc. I hope you visited the tunneling systems in Vauquois, it's sheer madness what happened in that hill.

[@TheGreatWar]

Sadly missed out on Vauquois. It was on our list but we didn't manage to.

[@josefbodsworth1684]

I'm going to Verdun, Ypres and The Somme with school in a few months. This was a little prelude but it looks great.

[@CliftonHicksbanjo]

When in Europe one should avoid restaurants with "buffalo" anywhere on the sign.

[@GC_Rallo]

It's really cool that you guys met up with the developers of Verdun and Tannenberg! Anyone who is into online FPS games and WWI should certainly check out Verdun and/or Tannenberg(with Verdun being the Western Front and Tannenberg being the Eastern Front), they're really fun and they're getting better all the time.

[@Kinglorrecom]

I've been to Fleury and Mort Homme and the Verdun Citadel, it was really impressive. Good stuff guys, especially the new improved quality on scene! You guys have come a long way! :)

[@jaxi-fye]

I can already see the improvement made by your new equipment! Excellent investment! The footage you took in the mist gives it a spooky look, fitting I'd say. Can't wait to see the actual episodes!

[@condorboss3339]

I remember visiting the remains of one of the villages that had been obliterated. Very depressing.

[@TotalRookie_LV]

LoL, I have the "On the Road Again" by Canned Heat on my favorites playlist.

[@scharnhorst_42]

Yall look so tired, appreciate all the work you guys!

[@JoesGLI]

This looks amazing, I can't wait for all the Verdun exploration videos. Also good call on investing in a nice Gimbal. Just the few shots of Indy walking around where you could see the devastation from artillery shot over a hundred years ago. Then by the memorial in the fog looked fantastic! I don't think exploring that area would give me the same feeling if it had been sunny and nice out. So for the setting the weather was perfect.

[@lapieuvre30]

Good timing guys, I'm going there this week. This video is gonna help me a lot.

[@TheGreatWar]

Definitely check the available information published by the Meuse tourist department. They have a lot of guides and maps etc. Very helpful. And make sure to visit Jean-Paul: romagne14-18.com

[@ifga16]

Barring Lindy in the German helmet, the still photos were incredible.

[@gray7053]

@THEGREATWAR my great great grandfather fought in WW1 In the US NY NG 27th Infantry division Please Do a video on that please

[@craigwinter3792]

I'm glad you guys had fun! I can't wait to see what you had fun doing.

[@fritzknaak]

I am REALLY looking forward to seeing your work around the Romagne area.

[@Egglicks7]

Super excited to see the new episodes! The clips you have shown look fantastic.

[@MihaiViteazul100]

You guys should try to go around the Campulung region of Romania. Basically every village in the area has a WWI memorial, and there are quite a few interesting sites.

[@joehoe222]

Oh, Verdun was so special. Been there as well. The necropolis is so silencing and sad... really wow. Been to the citadel as well for the animated tour? Impressive as well.

[@eelkoderouw1432]

I've met Jean Paul too!!! I went there with school 2 years ago

[@abhishekpro1]

cool you guys got a drone... post some cool videos of the battlefields and important locations... cheers guys... awesome job you guys are doing

[@TheGreatWar]

Yeah, we will have some sweet shots.

[@MonsieurX12]

Glad you enjoyed your trip in France guys !

[@Zipanguish]

I was a week in Vesoul this summer (important from the 1871 war), and stayed a few days in Versun on the way home. The walks I made will likely haunt me. The place is just a massive shrine to the war and the French army. Only personal relation to the Great War is the few south Denmark relatives who were conscripted by the German army - They served mainly in Flandern.

[@markvalentine6057]

GO FLO !,...really popped this episode, both of you, visually intriguing, good for the channel,...GOOD JOB.

[@jacobwinter6954]

Indy, you are what I aspire to. An actor by career and a historian by education!

[@PlastiPL]

The metal bars on the wall are feeder for horses. Place hay between bars and wall and animals can eat whatever they want.

[@DixBflopping]

going on a trip to verdun and amiens very soon, just to visit the historic locations. cant wait.

[@DoraFauszt]

Oh wow this is just awsome and even beautiful in a special way. We talked about it with my boyfriend to actually come here for "summer vacation", but now I've got even more excited to go to Verdun. Are you guys planning perhaps to go to the Italian front? That would be awsome too! I did the "Walk of Peace" at Bovec, it was just amazing!

[@TheGreatWar]

The Italian Front is definitely one our list.

[@DoraFauszt]

You have our Patreon support guys! Hope our part will help you to get to even more great locations! Keep up the awsome work delivered so far! :) :)

[@Dannyn829]

Love you guys keep it up! Thanks to everyone who made this happen.

[@Beef7599]

I there a chance we can see a raw footage from your trip in one video? Or will they at least be in your episodes you shot while you were there?:)

[@TheGreatWar]

+Bence Fehér of course.

[@bockmaker]

www.reddit.com/r/TheGreatWarChannel/comments/4ksvy2/will_you_guys_ever_do_a_ww2_channel_our_official/

[@Beef7599]

I'll bless the times we won't have to keep reading these questions about a ww2 channel.

[@shrillbert]

I'd bless them too, but if new people are asking, that means new people are watching, and we don't want this to go stagnant, do we?

[@chuckhaynes6458]

Good to see you lads out in the field. Waiting for episodes with baited breath (Anchovies on the pizza).

[@klyanadkmorr]

WAKE UP YOU GUYS!! In the first few minutes, LOL. LOOK IN GOOD INDY!! in the coat and gloves. This looks so exciting and great!

[@israelforreal]

Both of you look like this video took your collective will-power to shoot. Thanks for the video guys.

[@TheGreatWar]

We first thought about doing it from the car again, but this was better. Because coffee.

[@israelforreal]

The Great War Coffee can help.

[@TwentythreePER]

Indy, I love the jacket and leather gloves you're wearing when you're on site.

[@Chilltownify]

thanks for were investing in your equipment! love the new camera and drones are always fun!!!

[@TheGreatWar]

civilian drones are fun, yes.

[@erraticonteuse]

Indy's detailed recounting of all the food is making me laugh. We Americans do love our food 😄 "We toured this battleground with a vast cemetery and a village that was completely destroyed...and then we had some GREAT pizza!"

[@ModernReformer]

Excellent! Really looking forward to seeing your work gentlemen!

[@tibne2412]

Your cinematography is on point!

[@KenobotAus98]

You guys should head to Ypres in September/October for the 100th anniversary of the Battle of Passchendaele (3rd Ypres). My Great-Grandfather's eldest brother died during the Battle of Polygon Wood in the initial phase of the Battle of Passchendaele.

[@USSChicago-pl2fq]

Right now I'm doing research on my great great uncles one served as a truck driver in France and the other was a observer on balloons as part of the American Expeditionary Force in 1917 and 1918 they brought home a 75 mm shell casings and brought home a German bayonet and a US bolo knife and shovel and 2 M1917 helmets

[@louisdaribert1613]

I visiting numerous time Verdun and Vimy forest .My grand grreat father fighting against germans .I am so proud of him, our french army of citizens and our alliés.Vive la france et la république

[@randolphguevara6084]

Louis Daribert Vive La France!!!!!

[@louisdaribert1613]

Merci, Thank, danke, gracias , grazie Randolphe

[@justins8484]

im accually excited to do my history assignment on ww1 this year thanks to you guys keep up the good work

[@lucignolo8333]

Loved the steady and drone shots

[@erikwignes7777]

So looking forward to all the videos - keep up the great work!

[@tinyman1144]

3:20 First reaction: o.o *that map*

[@drharmonica]

Several years ago my wife and I were driving through France in our camper. We found ourselves in and around the Verdun battlefield site. It was late so we parked on a lonely road and camped for the night to sleep. Thst night I was haunted by very strange and eerie dreams. Perhaps the souls of of the many dead soldiers were not peacefully at rest. I had an idea of the hustory of the battle but was not that knowledgeable of it as I now am. After a fitful sleep the next morning we visited the site and the museum and took a tour to learn about everything. The more one learns of the battle the more shocking it becomes. It was truely a hell on earth. There was no glory. Only pain, death and destruction.

[@TheGreatWar]

Accurate description.

[@fergal2424]

Kicking ass guys, the production value is amazing here, well worth the investing. I must get on your patreon asap

[@TheGreatWar]

Thank you for your support.

[@wiggles877]

I hope they go the the Vimy memorial, it's an impressive structure in its own right and gives a great view of the Vimy battle site by virtue of being on top of it.

[@andross1013]

Hey Indie and team. Your show is the greatest KZbin channel. Please go to the Vimy Ridge memorial it's going to be huge this year. I cannot go but I have several friends that are going this year for the centennial. Canada's first huge independent success and a coming of age for the young country. Thanks guys keep up the good work.

[@TheGreatWar]

We won't go for the centennial (too crowded) but we will go eventually.

[@Ashfielder]

Going to Austria today for history and skiing. Wish me luck!

[@johntellnott12345]

Thanks for all the work guy's.

[@jacobweidinger6822]

really looking forward to those episodes!

[@holidayhouse03]

Canned Heat...great band with great music.

[@dianedylan9438]

So excited to get a sneak peek of the new specials! Looks like you guys are about ready to collapse after all your hard work, you definitely deserve some time off to catch some zzz... I often wonder if you guys ever sleep!?! Bisous xx

[@TheGreatWar]

We sleep on Sundays.

[@kenander45]

Canned Heat, I love it! Looking forward to the new episodes

[@ringo7118]

When I was in my 3rd year of secondary school a while group of people in my year went to various places such as the Somme location, Ypres and others we did go to the giant monument but I forgot it's name

[@judeoster3222]

DongalBergRock Vimy Ridge?

[@ringo7118]

BingBong27 yeah that's it I just forgot it's been a while

[@BergquistScott]

Canned Heat! Wow! Nice ending. Unsere Kaliforniens, Der Alte, we were eighteen when that album came out. Los Angeles guys, Canned Heat. Never headliners, but always welcome at psychedelic shows!

[@TheGreatWar]

Indy went to a concert of them quite recently.

[@silmarian]

I would love to see some longer specials come out of this trip, or maybe some multi-parters. I felt like some of the things y'all did around Przemyśl were just appetizers.

[@TheGreatWar]

We film self contained episodes. 1-2 every day. We only have so much filming time and it just focusing on one thing is not what we wanted to do.

[@AFDoc00]

Love the new camera work! Well done!

[@paulr1]

HI, I don't think that 'cool' and 'have fun ' are the right words for a place like that. I like this channel and look forward to next episode.