We Were Soldiers : Deleted Scenes (combat/action shots) Mel Gibson, Sam Elliott, Greg Kinnear

[@2098elk]

Vietnam Era Vet. 1965 to 67. Never served in country. Stationed at Fort Polk, Tiger Land in Louisiana. Great movie.

[@tonyv8925]

vet here 1970-1975..My orders for Cam Ranh got flagged when DoD found out I had 2 cousins and an uncle already over there. Got sent PCS stateside. Very intense movie, my one cousin said it was just about as real as you could get without being there.

[@tightlaser]

great loss

[@sandbagger-z9x]

my grandfather served vietnam era, in the airforce strategic air comand. stationed in Arkansas as a captain of a underground missile silo crew he held 1 of 2 keys to a titan II nuclear warhead missile and top secret clearence for codes had the president sent the order to launch. when i asked him about his experience he didnt say much other than that they gave him a desk and .38 snub nose in the underground silo. i asked why the pistol he said "well if i recieved codes to launch that missile i was to order my LT to use the second key(2 keys where the holes were placed far enough apart so some psycho couldnt launch it by himself) with me using the 1st key to launch. had he refused i was told to point the pistol at him and order him again to use the key. if he still refused i was told to shoot him, order the next guy in line to pick up the key and use it." he said though that whenever he was in the silo he emptied the revolver and put it in his desk hoping he would never have to use it. another story he told me was some guards had taken their brand new m16s with them to the coffee shop, left em in the bed of the truck. and when they came back out those m16s were no where to be found. he said he had to chew their ass out for it. he said "boy i dont know what they were thinking leaving those rifles while all of em went inside to get coffee. musta been thinking theyd get some tail decked out in their uniform"😂

[@avice10535]

The scene of the lost platoon burning the maps should have been included in the film. It would have further displayed the dire state they were in and how class they were to being completely wiped out .

[@CM-ve1bz]

Only 1 in 10,000 would understand the magnitude of what was happening, so I guess it made it expendable for time requirements

[@gmandersonjr]

​@@CM-ve1bzwe never talk about it

[@bob707builder8]

Thanks for the deleted scenes. Amazing stuff

[@ghostsofVTurbexSkysthelimitvid]

you are welcome , thanks for watching , really appreciate it !

[@rcstl8815]

1:45 when you start burning documents, things are bad getting worse.

[@nyaswed1520]

Very doubtful you would burn documents creating smoke that might give your position away. And a platoon on a combat mission would not be carrying THAT paperwork. This movie was 60% Hollywood fantasy.

[@simonwidow1361]

Ich habe vor Jahren die ungeschnitten Version gesehen. Hir wird schonungslos die GRAUSAMKEIT des KRIEGES dargestellt. Der soundtrack jedoch hätte einen Oscar verdient.

[@maccerch]

Ich habe 5 mal gesehen, mel Gibson ist fantastisch

[@CM-ve1bz]

The deleted church scene was particularly awesome if you know who was in it. The two women sitting in the row behind the actress’s are the actual wife and daughter of Lieutenant Geoghegan, I probably misspelled his name and I apologize for that. His wife had this strong smile on her face, but his daughter was struggling a little to hold it together. Then they go to this older man and woman with their adult kids. That is Colonel Moore himself with wife and kids. Most of the people on the left side of the church were kin and next of kin of the men that were in the battle.

[@ghostsofVTurbexSkysthelimitvid]

that is in the non combat deleted scenes video i did, wasnt sure if you saw it there or somewhere else. It was good, thanks for watching!

[@danzel1157]

A bayonet is a weapon with a worker at both ends.

[@drenk7]

It is a Great War movie. I saw it in a theater first. I was amazed at how accurate the M-16 sounds were. I served with the First Calvary a few years later. Was in the field artillery. No way to simulate the concussions of the artillery. The real weapons are much worse.

[@charliebecker2216]

Pretty hard to make this movie and story any better!! .

[@MDLMustang]

Most of these scenes should've made the movie not the cut 😢

[@ghostsofVTurbexSkysthelimitvid]

right on, thanks for watching!

[@Lance-b2l]

Not necessarily, many many other movies, they cut out scenes too. They have a certain timeframe they gotta put everything in.

[@gillesguillaumin6603]

All is good, what do you want to cut ? 😮

[@MDLMustang]

@gillesguillaumin6603 non read it again I want it all in

[@panyingpantot3285]

Love the movie

[@QuentinBocquet-d5u]

Magnifique documentaire

[@c431inf]

I remember my dad (nam vet) wanted to watch this with me after my first deployment to afghan ,we did try and watch BHD but i fell asleep 10 min in , coming home and know you were going back this was not something i wanted to watch at the time

[@olivernovak6878]

you should have, it might habe prepared...i went to bosnia in 95,no one prepares for srebrenica....since that,i know what allies must have felt seeing german kz´s...

[@c431inf]

@Hme-f9r you obviously have zero comprehension of any combat experience with anyone in anything cupcake 😘✌️

[@gmandersonjr]

​@Hme-f9rnice I was the medic

[@gmandersonjr]

​@Hme-f9rIt was no joke

[@tekidtheblack5946]

I've watched this movie a hundred times and just noticed that Too Tall has an Engineer officer's insignia instead of Aviation, oops!

[@ghostsofVTurbexSkysthelimitvid]

observant ! i didnt see that, great movie , thanks for watching !!

[@BipoIarbear]

Actually he was an engineer so was snake the army has an air force too , not sure if it's same as UK but I know they both were engineer trained officers, which every officer is in UK, I know not USA but these 2 were

[@beattyfarms]

It's not a mistake, the first helicopter pilots in the US army were graduates of Engineer Officer Candidate School. Prior to helicopter combat in Vietnam many of them were assigned to topographic studies, flying fixed wing aircraft. Bruce Crandall flew mapping flights in Alaska, Libya, Central and South America.

[@devildoc492]

Always good to have someone point out flaws. Makes the GOP go around and around.

[@adamr6794]

@@devildoc492 Inaccuracies 1) The French Groupment Mobile 100 was not wiped out. They took heavy losses but formed a perimeter and held on. They were not eliminated as the movie portrayed. Nguyen Huu An was not in this fight 2) Cav patches were not worn in the fight, these uniforms were not issued until after the fight at X-Ray. 3) Hal Moore did attend Harvard but not until after he came back from Vietnam 4) Plumley did not say Herrick wanted to win medals. Moore considered promoting Herrick to lead a Recon Platoon and Plumley said “Forcefully”…”If you put Herrick in there he’ll get them all killed” Carl Palmer (tell my wife I love her) also warned B Company Commander John Herron that Herrick's aggressiveness was going to get men killed. 5) Plumley had no issue with Savage. Plumley was very tough and fair, but he wasn’t a dick. 6) The NVA had no underground bunkers on the Chu Pong Massif. After the fight at X-Ray when the B-52’s were sent in there was nowhere to hide. Colonel An just watched the bombing runs, counting them. He said they got close enough to make him deaf in one ear for a week but not close enough to kill them 7) The flashlight on Moore’s Right Breast survived the battle and did not stop a bullet 8) When the men in the First Cav left for Vietnam all of their families were kicked off Fort Benning. Most went to live in Trailer parks or stayed with family. But they did not reside near each other on base. Julia Moore saw Jack Gell’s funeral on the news and flipped out insisting she be informed of any casualty thereafter and would follow the vehicle sent by the Army to wherever the family lived. 9) Hal Moore already knew Joe Galloway and so did Plumley. 10) Joe Galloway carried his own weapons; he did not need to be given an M-16 by Plumley. 11) Charlie Beckwith had given Galloway an M-16 a month prior at the Siege of Plei Me 12) The actions of Jack Geoghegan prior to his death were the real actions of Walter Joe Marm eliminating a machine gun nest for which he got shot up and was awarded the Medal of Honor. Geoghegan was shot while helping the injured Godbolt in real life and in movie. 13) Barbara Geoghegan moved to Connecticut to be near Jack’s parents. When news of his death reached Jack’s parents Barbara was visiting Jacks elderly aunt whose husband passed 2 years prior. She was not living on Millers Loop at Fort Benning. Jacks parents had to console the man who delivered the telegram as he knew Jack was their only son. 14) Julia Moore accompanied the Army Chaplain for the families of 1/7 who all lived off base. Robert McDade was not married and the job fell to the Executive officer and Sergeant Major’s wives for the 2md of 7th. 15) There was no final charge and thus no direct support from Huey’s as Mel Gibson comes face to face with enemy lines. This never happened The enemy simply retreated from the Battlefield after failing to break through again. 16) The Huey’s had no fixed guns in 1965. Crandall and Freeman were awarded the MOH based on their 20+ flights into enemy fire with no fixed weapon system. They did have door gunners. 17) The French Bugle was recovered by Rick Rescorla not Clyde "Ernie" Savage and it was recovered by Rescorla at LZ Albany not LZ X-Ray. The bugle is on display at National Infantry Museum at Fort Moore named after Hal and his wife Julia. Along with Colonel An's helmet and Moore's. An gifted Moore the Helmet on one of his visits to Vietnam. Moore was taken aback having nothing to offer in return so he gave An his wristwatch. Years later after An had passed away on another visit back to Vietnam. General An's wife had arranged a shrine to honor the late General and the watch was included among several other precious items 18) The NVA did not leave the Massif. Most of them were regrouping in the forest/ jungle below while other units were moving toward the LZ in support. Which is what 2/7 ran into at LZ Albany 19) Weapon and Uniform issues too numerous to mention. 20) There were not enough M-16’s of the original version available for the movie. So, a later version is used 21) Improper awards worn by men who could not have earned them prior. 22) Improperly worn insignia

[@richardpeoples8019]

I would like to see every scene filmed for the movie ,and don't care how long the movie lasts. Putting the whole movie out with every scene and nothing cut, they would make a fortune!!

[@세점박]

냉정을 잃지않는 자가 이긴다. 전투중에도 전체를 볼수 있는 자가 선수다.

[@三浦由章-f8j]

We Were Soldiers : Deleted Scenes (combat/action shots) Mel Gibson, Sam Elliott, Greg Kinnear

[@kurtlovef150]

I see why they was cut lol

[@welshpete12]

Can't here what they are saying towards the end . Due to , too loud music !

[@gilbertotcho7756]

Full pls

[@mrphatmunkeyspew6969]

Thank you for deleting these scenes.

[@ghostsofVTurbexSkysthelimitvid]

im not the director :) but thanks for watching !

[@mrphatmunkeyspew6969]

@@ghostsofVTurbexSkysthelimitvid Well when you speak to the director pass on my regards.

[@ghostsofVTurbexSkysthelimitvid]

@@mrphatmunkeyspew6969 🤣will do ! that would be a first lol

[@АлексейМисарев-т1т]

Харизматичный СЕРЖАНТ В этом фильме🤝👍🤔

[@daver2492]

soldiers don't lose wars, politicians do

[@ghostsofVTurbexSkysthelimitvid]

they start em too. Scumbags :)

[@nbogia]

Therefore this is a war of aggression.

[@MrGruffteddybear]

Wonderful movie. Although the ending with the bayonet charge didn't happen. But it does make the movie more dramatic.

[@donnash5813]

I tried to research this movie to see how accurate it was. One thing I read stated the bayonet charge happened in another battle shortly after this one.

[@gilbertotcho7756]

Full movie

[@yaconissahetapy2131]

Why is there a scene to be deleted?

[@lordjor96]

Múltiple factors. one is total movie lenght by deleating things You can Make it shorter, others are for the director personal choice and so on.

[@rubensumari9123]

Film panjang nya gak ada

[@charlescarter9597]

They should have just included all the deleted scenes...who cares if the movie was 30 minutes longer

[@brandmaior2012]

А кто вас туда звал?

[@josefmora5436]

why deleted these scenes?

[@mcqueenfanman]

Berry Pepper shooting right handed?

[@RimaChakma-j2h]

Movei link plese

[@miltonrivero1017]

We were soldiers is a great movie of the Vietnam era they should have kept me scene where they are burning the maps because that’s accurate

[@AlexandreCampos-po8mk]

Se poder passe na globo hoje nese domingão de setembro ver good Red globo top

[@rickyj5547]

Should be a long cut of movie

[@skovinskiilab4227]

Wonder why they didn't make a tv show about these men's story

[@andetabsin802]

ang angas nito

[@angloaust1575]

Mel was too young for vietnam war however the family migrated to australia to avoid the eldest son being drafted In usa!

[@Руслан-ь3п6ф]

Приятного аппетита 🍜🍝🎧🥙🥙🥙🔰🔰🔰✅✅✅🥷👌👌👌😊😊

[@LeeONeill-f6k]

I see these videos and realise what a total waste of lives and money the Vietnam War was as well as the screwed-up soldiers and nurses, all for nothing. Not that we knew any of this at the time. Oh, and I think I can speak with some authority as I served as an Aussie Platoon Commander in Vietnam During 1970-71 and I still have the odd nightmare which I need counselling for.

[@gabrielbrillante]

Total waste of life and spirit. Never should have been......senseless, tragic and abuse on troops is unthinkable.

[@spleefboy]

Biden needs to watch this!!!!!!

[@ghostsofVTurbexSkysthelimitvid]

he needs a fire truck to put out this dumpster fire, he just doesnt get it, but thats not what this channel is about, i dont hate him, i dont love him, i just want whats best for all of us. thanks for watching, i wont be commenting on biden anymore :) This is a great film

[@spleefboy]

@@ghostsofVTurbexSkysthelimitvid That's fine. The reason this is such a great movie is it shows how we feel about the very thing that Biden just caused in Afghanistan. This is the opposite of who that guy is. Best for all of is isn't the point. ALL of us and most of us don't have to face combat. Or being left behind. There's a reason that position is called commander in chief. A lot of people today have no clue what any of that actually means.

[@jason-hy8ci]

He'd probably think he was watching "The Muppets Take Manhattan." 🤤

[@devildoc492]

Trump would be hiding behind one of his call girls .....

[@johnbarrett51]

FJB

[@이철민-x7l]

화질 참 구리네 ~~

[@sawhtoo5431]

Ok

[@harry2928]

You dubbed in phony wannabe-music over the scene. -- which only Soils the intended ambience of the filmmaker. 'viewer augmentation' not helpful Or necessary. you wouldn't try that to a piece framed on canvas in an art gallery; it wouldn't be appreciated there either.

[@Schimml0rd]

if it was _this_ bad for the americans imagine what it must've been like for the vietnamese... no airsupport no nothing

[@gabrielbrillante]

"they are home"

[@tomevans4402]

Damn

[@แสงทองสระแก้ว]

Love-us-army

[@noornaharKhatun-hl7bu]

Borestol khanakul..... England varat pothick.....mks

[@petertauschek9329]

Wieder nicht auf deutsch !!!

[@noornaharKhatun-hl7bu]

Passport... Hooghly... going England

[@jason-hy8ci]

IDK what that contemporary R&B was doing in one of those cut scenes, But........SMH.......UH,NO.

[@milanpavlak867]

US AGRESOR SIT

[@VanhonPham-g3k]

Bộ đôi Việt Nam mạnh. Mẻ

[@ThaiNguyen-nr3fx]

Americans can go to the moon and come back safely, but I'm not sure about Vietnam

[@4catsnow]

And only Hollywood could take a train-wreck and turn it into a silk movie ticket....And this one was yet another blatant assault on history..

[@DoolotbekAkylov]

Улан ташкожеов.ырлар.

[@JohnKemipa]

Sensible war movie

[@dannyleon6154]

🤝🤝🤝

[@Руслан-ь3п6ф]

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[@Руслан-ь3п6ф]

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[@MrFregger]

Wieviel gute Männer mussten wegen diesem Shit sterben ? 😕

[@jason-hy8ci]

I don't know of anybody dying in the making of this film......... But if your interested in that sort of thing, in 1983 actor Vic Morrow was decapitated by a Huey helicopter in the making of the film "The Twilight Zone" I believe is even some grainy footage of the incident.

[@MrFregger]

@@jason-hy8ciOMG seid ihr naiv. Spreche ich von dem Film oder von dieser Vietnamzeit? Ich habe diese Zeit bewusst in der Schule erlebt und wir Ostdeutschen wollten alle gegen USA in diesem Krieg kämpfen.

[@johnbarrett51]

58,000 + died and many are still dying because of AO

[@noornaharKhatun-hl7bu]

Cpm world Asia 🌏

[@noornaharKhatun-hl7bu]

Song tranga.......infino.....cam.....ramnagar.... college raj

[@PashaHeaven]

fckng wars

[@ME-ke7qc]

american properganda film

[@noornaharKhatun-hl7bu]

2014---2024 passport

[@mathae4833]

အစအဆုံးရှိရင်တင်ပေးပါလား

[@sawhtoo5431]

🇺🇸🇻🇳🕊️

[@DavidHarrison-js3ji]

Americans have never learnt about picking targets and conserving ammunition.

[@rumpwrangler1102]

With this type of target rich environment you aren’t trying to single out

[@CarlDiedrich]

Donald Trump thinks that avoiding STDs was as intese as this.

[@ngunhleithawng3248]

Curuangah keicu acuzahpi ralkap diktak ka siih a dik mi ka țan. Cucu si ko.

[@HectorLuzuriaga-dl3qq]

Don Juanito voz de mando

[@jeromepattern4557]

Faut pas faire chier les viets

[@rayi9176]

Hosthx

[@annaburovaja7260]

позорная политика и война Америки с Вьетнамом. после геройства США в ходе ( в период ) ВОВ с немцами ... а потом и рэфия начала тонуть в похожем позоре : Афган , Чечьня и т д ход событий жизни ни чему не научил ... Александр

[@ThomasLauersdorf]

Aviation wasn't a branch back in the 60's.

[@최미자-y8r]

우의 와 솔저 ?!

[@JorgePerez-ov6jb]

Cuando regresas del Frente de Combate, estas en Shock y extraviado, no sabes exactamente en donde estas, ni que fue lo que ocurrio, tus oidos solo tienen en tus sentidos el estruendo y los gritos, estas como entumido

[@阮友新]

Việt Nam 🇻🇳 tao đâu có ngu như phim đâu😂😂😂😂

[@ЕвгенийПетров-ъ7е]

вот так убийц сделали героями а вьетнамцев выставили глупыми самоубийцами хотя американцы не столько в боях подыхали сколько на хитрых ловушках и иногда не могли и 10 метров пройти боясь их но тут в фильме они герои

[@Stupin134D]

Так в фильме и сказали, что ни до, а возможно и после битвы в долине реки Йа-Дранг, американцы не сталкивались в масштабном открытом бою с армией Вьетнама. Получили по соплям, а после уже воевали авиаударами и зачисткой селений.

[@三浦由章-f8j]

We Were Soldiers : Deleted Scenes (combat/action shots) Mel Gibson, Sam Elliott, Greg Kinnear

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