U-571 (5/11) Movie CLIP - Infiltrating the German Sub (2000) HD

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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
After their cover is blown, the assault team launches a hardcore attack on the German U-boat.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
In this World War II action thriller, American reconnaissance agents learn that a German submarine is sinking. The doomed ship carries an Enigma Machine, a special coding device that allows high-level Axis forces to send messages that can't be read without a similar encryption mechanism. Obtaining a working Enigma device would be invaluable for the Allied war effort, so a U.S. sub is sent out to rescue the machine. However, German forces have already picked up the sub's distress signal and are en route to rescue their comrades. U-571 features a distinguished cast, including Matthew McConaughey, Bill Paxton, Harvey Keitel, and Jon Bon Jovi.
CREDITS:
TM & © Universal (2000)
Cast: Derk Cheetwood, Will Estes, Tom Guiry, David Keith, Matthew McConaughey, Jack Noseworthy, Erik Palladino, Dave Power
Director: Jonathan Mostow
Producers: Dino De Laurentiis, Martha De Laurentiis, Hal Lieberman, Lucio Trentini
Screenwriters: Jonathan Mostow, Sam Montgomery, David Ayer
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[@enceladus2263]

RIP to everyone’s hearing firing a machine gun in a sub

[@immortalass]

with the amount of guns the germans had on board i wouldnt have been surprised at a tiger tank driving down that corridor in the end. buchheims "das boot" says they have a single pistol in a lockbox in the captain's cabin.

[@yatsumleung8618]

That is sensible. The U boat would have spotted anyone from pretty far away and had 88mm gun and MG34. If you watched Das Boot 1981, there are 2 firearms shown on screen. During boarding, one sailor had an MP40. And later the captain had a P38.

[@dandyjesus]

But then they couldn't have done the western saloon shoot-out.

[@iwanegerstrom4564]

I know, but it would be a very boring boarding scene if only 1 of the germans was armed

[@aliasunknown7476]

They also carry an MP-40, but just one.

[@KBKriechbaum]

If the german military would have been as competent as shown by hollywood the war had been over in a year, ahahah :-D

[@erkki4427]

Those Are sailors

[@charlesuplifted5216]

Dude nothing would have changed if they were any other military this movie does not discredit the Germans Sailors fighting special ops led infantry and other sailers along with ambush advantage would have worked out the same way vice Vera

[@BT-kf4kx]

Roughly 127 days

[@H1GHONF1RE]

@@erkki4427Kriegsmarine. A branch Of the German military.

[@juliosunga3530]

There is a reason you are 2-nil, yah losers.

[@MichaelCollins1922]

I saw this as a kid. I mean, the history is awfully inaccurate. But, I did find it entertaining.

[@workspaceofduc]

Me too

[@larrymcjones]

Same I loved it so much I still have it on VHS

[@chriswyers9619]

Rented this on vhs from a liquor store with fuel pumps dating back as far as the 1960s.

[@leslysam9644]

Me to

[@stephenreeds3632]

Awfully inaccurate? It's lies!

[@franlibrando9622]

I'm suprised that they didn't get deaf after all those gunshot and what's worse? They were fighting in those claustrophobic corridors with no ear muffs at all.

[@pizzaplanettruck9761]

What's worse is if a bullet ricocheted off of something and hit them.

[@Extreme96PL]

U-Boot type VIIC need only 30 seconds to dive in alarm mode why it take so long german to dive omg

[@ErwinNiezing]

30 seconds? That's really fast. How did you come up with that if I may ask?

[@Extreme96PL]

effen0174 books.google.pl/books?id=LV6CAwAAQBAJ&pg=PA194&lpg=PA194&dq=u-boot+viic+dive+30+seconds&source=bl&ots=KRNA9zOgAt&sig=KjwdC_qiFDOv6i_aR-T1LAMVSJM&hl=pl&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwir1-TBuv7OAhWKKiwKHbXJCRgQ6AEIIjAC#v=onepage&q=u-boot%20viic%20dive%2030%20seconds&f=false i mademistake VIIC can dive in normal mode 30 seconds in alarm it can even faster if you want watch good movie about U-boot watch Das Boot

[@MrFusselig]

Yes, but only if they go on full speed to push the boat under the water. Thats why all crew members had to run to the front of the boat they pushed the engine to full speed to use the velocity to go under water. A waiting boat needs much more time to dive. But in this movie it is rediculus nevertheless.

[@Feuergraf]

Erwin the vegan Dutchman Less than 30 at speed. Maybe 45 seconds at stop until the bridge is flooded

[@theonefrancis696]

Didn't they have a port open?

[@richardzowie1984]

This movie has that sequence of events that you see in almost any U-Boat movie: "Take us down to 150 meters." "But, Captain! She's only designed to go down to 125 meters!" "150! We have to get under those depth charges!" [They go to 150, hulls stay intact.] "Wow! Those Germans sure know how to build a submarine!"

[@JosephErik83]

Lol yup pretty much

[@Agtsmirnoff]

How many sub movies are there?

[@bcgroiSENSE]

1:16 So they didn't lock the hatch? Really? Really?

[@JbJbJb009]

I guess the lock was broken lol

[@xBlackout718x]

That was the outer hatch. That was just to stall them. The hatch into the control room was the important one. That was the one they were going to lock probably

[@Feuergraf]

xBlackout718x There is no "lock" as far as I know

[@johannsebastianbach9003]

Lock the hatch and fuxking dive

[@johannsebastianbach9003]

@@JbJbJb009 u cant dive if thay hatch is broken

[@tayetrotman]

This movie is so bloody insulting. I really hope nobody actually think this is what happened.

[@danieltaylor299]

Taye Trotman Didn’t they put what actually happened at the ending in the Credits.

[@aristocratic_fox25lovescheese]

I agree .das boot relisic this is Hollywood crap . And they save poeple without rafts. It just bs

[@skwisgarskwigelf7191]

It was the British that stole the enigma wasn’t it?

[@tayetrotman]

@@skwisgarskwigelf7191 Yh, though the Polish and Czech did actually manage to make some progress too. A few of their scientists came to Bletchley Park to help Alan Turing and other British scientists crack the code after the British got a machine

[@stephenreeds3632]

I'm afraid that generations of US kids will think it is.

[@musiker9872]

If you want to watch historical accurated war movies, watch the German made instead of the Hollywood fantasies.

[@williamstocker584]

This is a simple action movie duhhhh

[@iwish4it]

I didn't know Capt.Speirs was on this lol 2:01

[@360Nomad]

+iwish4it How do you think he got into Easy Company?

[@theonefrancis696]

Wonder if he gave some smokes to german kriegsmarine prisoners as well.

[@amihan99]

Spiers would take the u boat all by himself and then run back to easy company

[@FireDragonArmy2]

He drowns 5 minutes later though

[@skwisgarskwigelf7191]

RIP Bill Paxton

[@mierzhen]

The only man to be slain by The Terminator, the Xenomorph, and the Predator.

[@rudyseigfriedausman7438]

Seconded RIP Bill you were a great actor.

[@WolfoftheAurora]

As someone who watched Das Boot first (absolutely loved it), I got to say that I thoroughly enjoyed this movie! Sure, it's not historically accurate, but it was thrilling. Every action, threat, and decision seemed believable enough for a movie like this. And the movie actually pays tribute to the actual operations of capturing the Enigma just before the credits roll.

[@ArtietheArchon]

right...the point of a movie is to be enjoyable, the point of a documentary is to be accurate

[@coolcat1684]

Yes it was a movie ...not a documentary.

[@merrahkin1850]

I must check out this Das Boot film you speak of thanks for the name drop I love these types of films

[@scottlawton9459]

@@merrahkin1850 Das Boot is THE definitive sub film. It’s also, in its own way anti-war as well. It’s brilliantly made. The ONLY way to watch it is in German with English subtitles. This film is fine, but Das Boot is like a documentary. You won’t be able to watch this film with the same set of eyes again. It’s THAT good.

[@williamstocker584]

This is just a movie not a documentary you know just like MOST movies about ww2 so quit crying

[@dwarfie24]

They should have brought Blazkowicz.

[@yatsumleung8618]

Any sailors who gets in the way... BANG BANG SODA POP.

[@jb9090]

Das Boot is the best WWII sub movie

[@luciogitto3624]

Musica. ITALIANA

[@sosuapimp8449]

No way Das Boot

[@Christoik]

U-571 The inaccuracy.

[@XboxGamer15]

i dont really care if its accurate i just like because it has ridiculous actions scenes and intense moments

[@alechamlin7989]

I love how Bon Jovi is like on the spot Johnny. As soon as the guy yells alarm he's like bitches be dying now

[@pouj4000]

first of all u571 wasnt captured it was u 570 it would be better if they made a film about british navy capturing the u570

[@CK-yv6nw]

But that wouldn't be very MURICA

[@pizzaplanettruck9761]

@@CK-yv6nw What does that mean.

[@silliestsususagest3276]

@@pizzaplanettruck9761 the Americans like to steal valour from other peoples

[@colonelturmeric558]

Like stealing full credit from the french, dutch and spanish who basically won the AWI for them lol

[@trevortrevortsr2]

Why pervert what really happened with thus nonsense - Brave brits lost their lives getting this device

[@wickedwitchoftheeast88]

Because Hollywood wanted to make big bucks and felt if they Americanised it American audiences would go see it. So basically America now get the credit for something they had no involvement in and hadn't even entered the war when the British did this. Thanks to the brave crew of HMS Bulldog we were able to break Enigma something that was believed to be impossible and those brave sailors gave their lives for that and another country took all the credit.

[@marcosramos4596]

Good movie, but the British deciphered the Enigma machine not the Americans

[@wickedwitchoftheeast88]

It was also the crew of HMS Bulldog who recovered the Enigma machine and the codebook America hadn't even entered the war when the British did this we were fighting the Germans alone since they'd invaded most of Europe

[@closertotheheart]

Missed my favorite line - "How bout you, ugly? You the captain?"

[@Nepomniachtchi_Austin]

If you're wondering or care, I wouldn't imagine it being uncommon carrying weapons on a friendly boarding party, never go from one place to another unarmed. I believe the cause for the German captain's signal to alert is that the weapon that he saw through his binocs was an American Thompson, hard to tell because of the bad lighting, but the rear sights look a lot similar, and even later the boarding party holds up the surrendering Germans with some generation of Thompson SMG. the rear sights in the light are unmistakable.

[@josefinenagy4136]

this movie is just Hollywood. Yawn.

[@thevillaaston7811]

Americans should be ashamed of this 'film'.

[@justhimo2728]

it's not the fault of them it's the fault who started the war in first place 😂🤷‍♂️ and you can imagine who ??

[@wickedwitchoftheeast88]

​@@justhimo2728 but America had nothing to do with recovering Enigma and its codebook they hadn't even entered the war when this happened it was the British who did this the brave crew of HMS Bulldog did this and lost men doing so yet America gets all the credit!

[@justhimo2728]

Wicked Witch of the East I was meaning Germany lol 😂 she the one who started the war from the first place 🤷‍♂️ she did not respond, they was cocky before 1940 they dosen't want peace.

[@wickedwitchoftheeast88]

@@justhimo2728 oh lol well yes you're right Germany did start it both times they were cocky and aggressive and they weren't prepared for Europe to join forces with America and other countries like Canada and Australia to fight back. But this film pisses me off because its basically America taking credit for something they didn't do

[@murrethmedia]

I have the German captain saying ALARRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRM as my computer alarm.

[@sinisabalentovic9617]

american fantasy

[@Beowulf_DW]

Actually it's a French-American production. French fantasy, too?

[@macdee6040]

The fact that you assumed that it's a American movie makes me think you're a dumbass that just assumes things without researching. Stay in school lol

[@IndieBFilms]

No one cares about the production companies, so the French assisted in the making, big whoop... the film is the fantasy of the Director, about all sorts of glorified crap that never went down. Nothing remotely close to this ever happened. No historical accuracy or insight whatsoever. Yes it is fiction, yes it is enterainment, and I too enjoy this film - but you cannot deny: American Director, American Writer(s) = 100% American Fantasy

[@benadam7753]

NO! It's called Hollywood fantasy! Liberal Hollywood is so out of touch with the average American citizen!

[@Panzer_Runner]

@@macdee6040 You are the one that should stay in school, you cant just call a guy dumbass, hes just sharing his/her opinion.

[@ilkagorz9032]

Typically Ami trash

[@stephenreeds3632]

When I first heard about this film I thought that someone was pulling my leg and that no-one could possibly have made it. Is the US so insecure that they have to make up such rubbish? Deeply insulting to the Allied sailors and code breakers.

[@aristocratic_fox25lovescheese]

And this is way u boat don't help other ship . And it this that make thousands more dead and das boot. Show how there American coat more people live. Plus this show u boat where better than your ships

[@johannsebastianbach9003]

One of the worst movie i have ever seen

[@unclemikey2004]

I love this movie haven't seen it in years....I used to watch it when I was a kid and what it lacks in historical accuracy (which is basicaly everything) it makes up for in a thrilling experience and fun watch...

[@CAinfowarrior]

"My men our sailors, not combat marines" - they did a good job.... of course there is Hollywood license.

[@tommycundy]

Rusty Shackleford Offensive fiction. Dishonours the British sailors who lost their lives actually doing this. You wouldn’t be saying the same if the Russians made a movie about being the first to the moon without even admitting its fiction.

[@pizzaplanettruck9761]

@@tommycundy Especially the two who drowned on U-559.

[@williamstocker584]

Holy crap quit crying it’s just a MOVIE not a documentary

[@theonefrancis696]

This movie has the best sounds, effects and models but the worst historical accuracy.

[@ebensanders3594]

This whole scene and the scene that follows when they are trying to dive is amazing the score is perfectly placed

[@AremStefaniaK]

lousiest german submarine squad ever. Das Boot initiated dive in 12 seconds. These guys had 47 seconds and couldnt do it on time

[@spencerlam9361]

hey I bet you we cant get Matthew mcconaheigh to say RadioShack. U571 director: hold my beer.

[@modellbaupitter5732]

That is one of the worst propaganda movies which was ever produced in Hollywood studios. Btw, this so called "mekka of movie" is totally overestimated and especially its award the Oscar, which in reality says nothing about the artistic quality of a movie.

[@sbentsen2714]

Always loved this scene, always remembered Tank trying to open the hatch & being able to do it just enough to get a grenade down there

[@pizzaplanettruck9761]

Somehow without damaging any of the machinery. Also, they would've had to wait for smoke to clear to enter.

[@wyattpeterson6286]

Plus, I'm pretty sure a grenade would've blown a hole in the subs hull.

[@charlesuplifted5216]

@@wyattpeterson6286 no it woundnt At best damage some pipes but they drop death charges on those hulls lol

[@grantdeancommons5390]

Reminded me of playing medal of honour inside a U Boat level ,Alarm! Alarm ,iz your name Jimmy Patterson ?

[@justhimo2728]

😹🤣 yes I play it too

[@grantdeancommons5390]

@@justhimo2728 👍🏼🤣can't beat a bit of medal of honour especially at Xmas time ,thank you mate

[@justhimo2728]

it's so funny when the Germans saying alaaaaaaaaaarrrm alaaaaaaaaaarrrm alaaaaaaaaaarrrm 😹🤖☠💔 Americanaaaaaaaaaa, I think when they saw the British soldiers in that times they says English men's alaaaaaaaaaarrrm

[@DwayneSims-j5j]

If that were an actual possibility in this situation (I'm sure it happened- just by the Limeys spec ops, not necessarily Americans) that the crewmen aboard felt like sitting ducks. I wouldn't have made a move with no way to defend myself!! 😉

[@sontungle2641]

Thompson M1928 vs MP 40

[@Biaanca5036]

This is that one movie where the weak-minded come to out themselves as weak-minded for being unable to tell the difference between a movie-for-fun vs a documentary

[@u.h.forum.]

AMERICAN PROPOGANDA

[@aztro4010]

Honestly this movie isn't really bad, but it's nowhere near of being called a masterpiece or awesome. Das Boot is way better.

[@elizabethp.kanizin9009]

"Fire in the hole!", takes a whole new meaning when happening in a sub! - Oct. 2021

[@alejandrosolutions5577]

pure fiction

[@jasonlou2013S]

Germans got MP40, Americans got Thompson and M50.

[@Tracer_Krieg]

Can't you all just appreciate it for what it is? A tension building well written movie about a warfare that is rarely touched.

[@ashipnerdoffical4260]

Jacob Sailer amen to that.

[@Panzer_Runner]

I appreciate a film that just put a tension on me, *if* *its* *historical.* Because i know it actually happened.

[@williamstocker584]

This isn’t a history movie it’s just an action movie

[@TheGrenadier97]

That movie was bad, but some scenes were pretty entertaining.

[@SpywareHater]

Easy answer, none, your making that assumption. Either way attempts were made in WWII by both Americans and British since that's how allies should work. But Still th British did succeed.

[@FlitkoSLO]

@cdelviscio Just because he wasn't on a sub doesn't mean he can't know anything about them.

[@SpywareHater]

@TheWarRises the Germans were reserving power because the electronical systems were also damaged.

[@jamescollinson2456]

Submarines were the only weapons technology of World War II in which the United States was equal to and in some respects ahead of Germany. In everything else Germany was well ahead. If the Luftwaffe had managed to get their jet fighters such as the Messerschmitt 262 and Heinkel 162 in the air a year sooner and in large numbers they would have swept the U.S. and British fighters and bombers from the sky.

[@H1GHONF1RE]

Kind of true, but even with the numbers they had in the air at the time, Hitler ordered the Luftwaffe to use them as bombers instead of fighters, which allowed the allied prop-planes to smoke them. That and his insistence on invading Russia in winter are the reason were not all speaking German now.

[@commando1699]

everyone's accuracy is astonishing, they be getting perfect scores on the rifle range those hollywood actors lol

[@H1GHONF1RE]

Not as good as Alec Baldwin

[@auslatino8944]

Totally a War Crime, but its fun

[@pumiotto]

ALARM!

[@Amr_lotfy]

One of the best movies ever

[@markhorton8578]

A film about how to steal Valour.

[@williamstocker584]

It’s a movie not a documentary genius plus what’s always hilarious is that British vets from ww2 didn’t mind the movie it’s always people like you spreading hate over nothing

[@unhommequicourt]

Clearly not. Das boots is at least 100 times better in every aspect.

[@justhimo2728]

I don't think this story was real especially in the middle of the sea 😅 maybe I don't know 🤷‍♂️💔 but if that was real wow that was big thing in that time

[@Tattletale97]

The American Braveheart, where they can't even get the Bridge right.

[@williamstocker584]

It’s a simple action movie man some of you people just love complaining over nothing no wonder there’s so much racism in this world

[@Tattletale97]

@@williamstocker584 a "Simple action movie" ruined a childhood friendship because my ex-friend is soo stupid he believes everything in the film to be real and flip out on me for being a history student, also, tf does this got anything to do with racism?

[@georgeofhamilton]

War is bad for the ears.

[@kempodle4665]

I know this movie isn't historically accurate, but I don't care. It's more a action movie based in the 1940s for me, than a historical film

[@Panzer_Runner]

Oh look an american, i guess you like your own film. You guys just make the British looks like they did nothing. Heck, even the Germans...

[@Panzer_Runner]

@@tylergidley1014 Yeahhh complicated

[@erkki4427]

Remonds me old ww2 qctoon films from The 1960s

[@williamstocker584]

It’s just an action movie princess quit crying

[@workspaceofduc]

0:49 the Demon Kane in WWE

[@darrenstpierre9234]

oh course theyd rather fall in the water, private ryan tims dockrill

[@Itstheyearoftheaaron]

Just like that I’m a really big fan of U-boats cuz they are cool and I’m a big fan of Naval

[@justhimo2728]

wow omg 💔 so scary 😨 sometimes I can't believe this was happening in wars human beings is so bad

[@AnthonyMcqueen1987]

What is the chain of command here ?

[@sovetski8893]

2:49 spray and pray 😂😂

[@rayjordan788]

1:58 I’m sorry but won’t that get are put a home in the submarine I mean think about it

[@matthewkent5212]

A submarine needs to be moving for it to dive it cant dive on the spot.

[@swordimpulse07]

This is basically live action COD Vanguard

[@colonelturmeric558]

Its one thing to miss a few things for accuracy in historical films, like the exact model of tank used or contemporary armaments. Rewriting history altogether is something else entirely, disrespectful to those who actually captured enigma, British men not American.

[@williamstocker584]

It’s a simple action movie not a documentary everyone with half a brain cell knows that

[@SpywareHater]

Useless comment, I know that, there a freaking picture of a British warship with its sailors entering a German sub to do so.

[@-pissflitsche8732]

Typical American Movie........Absolutely unrealistic.........

[@Melvorgazh]

Was it common on U-Boots to have automatic weapons?

[@CompleteRenewalOfMankind]

ralk

[@madapakakapadam]

I bet everybody got deaf after boarding....

[@jamesmansbridge5330]

German U-Boats are water tight,it is rather difficult to infiltrate in it even when it is docked,let alone at the sea.

[@jurgenh.7980]

You know. I would assume that all U boats are water tight. Hell boi. Even cheap ships are watertight to a certain height. Sry for this comedic answer. But your comment just sounds hilariously stupid 🤣. But I think I get what you wanted to say.

[@hash_slinging_slasher7765]

whole new meaning to close quarters combat

[@eaglesfan226]

It wasn't the U-571. It was the U-110.

[@ryans413]

Paul Bauman I know but for the movie they used U-571 because they wanted to use Americans in the film and U-110 was British i believe.

[@williamstocker584]

It’s an action movie not a documentary

[@stripemcr5722]

the advanced german army was ready for everything but they just failed to seal the hatch ... wow

[@pavonisgamer9138]

That wasn’t the German army

[@mariocontreras2574]

I can’t believe that’s Fegelein

[@doddsn07]

Gun fire inside a sub must be so deafening

[@obamabin-laden2420]

So they didn’t lock the hatch when they shut it and they didn’t immediately crash dive...riiiiight

[@ImBrockatron]

Lmao

[@lord.d1_]

Why throw a grenade in a submarine that's gonna blow up

[@justhimo2728]

it's a smoke grenade boom not a real boom , but I dosen't hear about that kind of story 🤔 in ww2 I think maybe that happened when the submarine was near of the land

[@aaronblackburn1306]

Why everyone firing from a hip?😂

[@Daniel96124]

ohhh...jetzt kann ich Dönitz verstehen das der die ganzen seeleute hat krepieren lasse!!! (PS:DAS DA WAR EIN BRITISCHES KRIEGSVERBRECHEN)

[@muhammadhaikalfikritaufiq2806]

Are they the first NAVY SEAL?

[@itsmedima__500]

I remember indonesian submarine

[@RobDunk22]

"Repel Boarders!" Well that didn't work out well for that German sailor in the conning tower with only his MP40 to stop the Americans. By the way this scene is great.

[@KayRayz86]

Lt.Spears hits...

[@chispa9728]

Que asco de película

[@FlitkoSLO]

@cdelviscio Not at all.

[@herbertgoncalves4345]

fire

[@francisdoan]

The U-boat Captain thinks those survivors are German. He went like “hey homies welcome aboard! Wanna join us and be victorious? :)” however, it went wrong, as someone pulls out a Tommy gun and infiltrates the U-boat

[@alien2836]

u571 is not ,U110 IS

[@alien2836]

fagggggggot eat my shit would you

[@felipecarlosgarciarochel2486]

Gran pelicula

[@rosadonofrio1781]

Excelente!!1

[@GermanHockey]

Lots of inaccuracies in this film. I don't even know where to start.

[@pizzaplanettruck9761]

Like this: 1. U-boat crew machine gunning merchant survivors. 2. Depth charges too close to sub. 3. The S-26 sank in a test dive. (It actually sank in a collision.) 4. Americans wearing German medals (German navy men NEVER wore them at sea so it would've been a dead giveaway). 3. German U-boat taking so long to crash dive. 6. Men firing machine guns in a metal enclosed space (would make them deaf if a bullet didn't ricochete off of something and kill them). 7. Americans operate German machinery (having a German speaking sailor would not do it with all the machinery involved). 8. Resupply U-boats having torpedo tubes. (The supplies they deliver were kept where the torpedo room would be). 7. American submarine exploding when torpedoed. 10. Submarines fighting underwater (tech didn't exist till a decade after WWII). 11. German commander wasting torpedoes (The resupply U-boat captain). 12. Messerschmitt Bf 109 in the Atlantic. 13. German destroyer in the Atlantic. 14. Destroyer has the number Z49 (There was a Z49 planned, but never laid down) 15. More than 80 depth charges are dropped in addition to the same problem above. (A German destroyer wouldn't have more than thirty.) 16. The destroyer uses active sonar. (The Germans used passive sonar) 17. A torpedo hit on the bow causes the destroyer to explode. (All that would do is make a 30 foot hole. Whether or not it would sink or float is an even 50 50.) 18. The destroyer stops immediately. (It would move hundreds of feet on momentum before it would stop).

[@baddriversofmoosejaw8681]

@@pizzaplanettruck9761 Also when the German captain ordered "Los", in the first scene. The subtitle said "Fire," but it actually means "Away." Das Boot made the same mistake in the convoy attack scene. The sailors on U-boats wouldn't say fire, unless there was a fire on board. Interesting how the German language has words that are spelled the same way they are in English, but pronounced differently. For example "Fire," is pronounced "Foyah," I used to think that was some mistake they made on A Bridge Too Far, during the advance, when the German office ordered, "Foyah," to the anti tank gun crews, after the artillery barrage. "Hello," is another example. They pronounce it, "Ahllo." Even, "Stop," is almost English. "Stopp," pronounced, "Shtop," The only ones that almost sound completely English, that I've heard are, "Alarm," "Diesel" and "Machine."

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