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At 11:28 the real Babe Heffron is the elderly man in the cap in the lower left corner.

"The correct number of Nazis and white supremacists to have in your country is zero." Exactly. What makes "Cabaret" so powerful is, like you said, while it's about the rise of Nazis, that central story follows everyday people just trying to live their lives in the context of that time period. It's the perfect illustration of how evil can creep up on you without notice and, by the time you DO realize what's going on, it could be too late.

17:24 those are rifle grenades. You need a special spigot mount on the end of it, load a rifle grenade cartridge (basically a glorified blank), and fire. Do NOT shoot a live round when using a rifle grenade, or else the grenade explodes and kills you and everyone around you (this happened in a training accident in New York post WWII. I saw the aftermath photo. Not pretty). I own one of these rifle grenade launchers and I do occasionally launch dummy grenades off of my M1 Garand for fun. You don’t need special licensing to own one of them as without the explosive warhead, it’s no different than launching a rock off the end of your gun.

This movie was the 11th Hellraiser film so please check out the first 10 and it would be great if you ranked them all also a 12th hellraiser is in early development so more to come for the fans

Regarding the Dutch Resistance using children as spies that was absolutely true. Some were spies some were just passing messages and supporting the Resistance. One of the more famous of the young resistance members was a teenager who performed secret dance performances where she would raise funds and create a meeting place for the resistance members. During Operation Market Garden her family even kept a British Paratrooper in their house outside of Arnhem until it was safe to leave. This same girl also brought food, supplies and messages to downed Allied pilots stranded in the countryside. The girl’s name? Audrey Hepburn.

you guys should definitely watch gen v as it massively plays into this season and there’s some very recognizable actors there

Mary & Max broke me. A beautiful movie

Taking into account "societal effects" on the sentencing and trials of criminals is irrelevant and shouldn't be used at all. Also, America and the vast majority of Americans, throughout the existence of this country, HAVE NOT BEEN RACIST as exemplified by this movie...not only did prejudice not have any place in the judicial system, it has no place in America. The very people today that call themselves "Antiracist" are the most racist people you will encounter.

I didn’t think it could get worse than the little man in the penis.

You guys should have watched gen v before season 4, it's set in between seasons 3 and 4 and will be relevant to this season.

Excellent reaction vid! Keep up the good work!

Yeah, Thornhill was pretty much stuck and screwed from the beginning! lol He couldn't go back to his regular boring life until Van Damme was actually apprehended and prosecuted.

It's hard to say what is the most traumatizing scenes in the boys.. but the sauna scene might be #1

'Septic' is Cockney rhyming slang for 'American'. Septic tank rhymes with Yank.

They argued at AJay's but he dumped her body at Donnie's

1. When they said, "old men and kids", they literally meant "old men and kids." Germany was developing a man power shortage. Soldiers who had fought in WW1, along with soldiers who had been wounded and no longer classified as fit for combat, and kids that were predraft age, were put on the line to man the defenses. The shortest route to Germany, was also known by the Germans. The Germans had their best troops to guard that route. 2. They weren't sympathizers. It was hard under German occupation. These people sold their fellow countrymen out to have an easier life. They were viewed as traitors. The men faced a traitor's death. The women got off lucky. The Germans were taking the food to feed their army. The people of the Netherlands were starving. The allies arranged a truce with the Germans, to drop food to the locals.

Yeah, you did see them encounter tanks in episode 3, Carentan.

Sobel was no coward. He was instrumental in forming one of the best units in the army.

The British command had deluded itself that the Germans were all but finished. It was wishful thinking due to exhaustion, and ended up causing a lack of urgency that completely sabotaged a plan that was iffy to begin with. Officers just holed up in mansions and chilled while the Germans reinforced their positions. The other Allies were baffled and furious, but kept their mouths shut for the sake of solidarity and sensitivity to the huge British sacrifice.

Actually tanks alone, particularly in this era, are very vulnerable to infantry. They look and are formidable, immune to small arms fire and frag grenades, but they're vehicles and like any vehicle they need to move, take in air, and vent exhaust and heat. All of those systems are unarmored and vulnerable to satchel charges or even a molotov cocktail if you can get close enough to use them. If surrounded by infantry a tank, usually armed with just a cannon and a front-firing machinegun, can quickly be taken out by soldiers approaching it from its blind spots. This is why tanks are usually accompanied by a protective screen of friendly infantry; the tanks provide the heavy firepower and the infantry keep enemy soldiers from closing with and disabling the tanks.

Huh? The British are in an American Sherman?.. and most of those buildings there aren't people in there.. so yes should have blown the building to smithereens. Not going to have all of our men die because they are scared of one or a couple people in the house getting killed.. trying to save the building with a German tank directly next would be stupid also lol.

Everyone gets all shocked when they are cutting the women's hair off for doing what they did and I never understand it because that is nothing compared to what the men in war had to go through.. All they're doing is crying on their knees 😂 this isn't meant for that person that made this video but that's just funny

Wehrmacht is a fine term for the German army. Webster gave the Dutch boy a Hershey’s D ration bar. They came in 3-packs totaling 1,800 calories. Not particularly tasty. Enough to feed a man for a day when no other food was available. Airborne was the best light infantry of the time. But, they weren’t equipped to go against armor. They had rifle grenades, bazookas and mortars. They did the best with what they had

It wasn’t provisions in the butt of Bull’s rifle, it was chewing tobacco.

When the women were getting the heads shave, they were chanting “Shame”. Think of when Queen Cersi in Game of Thrones, when she was shamed and her hair cut.

Guys this is based on a true story .

A commenter on another reaction to this episode pointed out that removing the unit citation pin constituted being out of uniform. It makes sense. When they were assigned to the unit, they would have been given all the proper insignia and badges appropriate for their rank and unit for their dress uniform.

The British tanks we see in this episode are US made (possibly made in the UK under license). This is also the most common US tank in BoB. They have a more rounded appearance than the other armor we see.

At the beginning of this episode is the first time we seeing Cobb being a dick. Then again later in the episode, when he doesn't want to rescue Bull, though it appears he did participate. In a few episodes he's a drunken ass.

Easy didn't fight against tanks much because there were not many. The Allies had complete air supority and no tank would dare move in daytime. My dad was a infantryman and said bazookas could tank out treads and wheels but could not destroy one unless you hit underneath like in episode two.

Something to keep in mind about the women who "collaborated" with the German: not all of them did so voluntarily. The Nazis instituted a program called "Lebensborn e.V.", the point of which was to breed a lot of "Aryan" babies. Specifically selected "Aryan" women from conquered territories were forcibly matched with select *NAZI* (emphasis mine) officers. They were then forced to bear German babies. Most of these women were ostracized after their countries were liberate and even after the war was over, and their "Nazi Babies" were subject to a lot of prejudice and discrimination. Of course, the children couldn't help who their father's were. One example of such a child was Anni-Frid Lyngstad of the Swedish disco-pop group ABBA. Lieutenant Robert Brewer, the officer walking ahead in the middle of the road, received wha was described as "the best possible neck would you could get" The bullet passed under his jawline, passing through the fleshy part, but absolutely missing his jawbone, his teeth, and all the major blood vessels. it was a messy wouund, but absolutely not deadly. He could even talk and breathe normally. He fully recovered from the wound and returned to Easy Company after about eight months of recovery. He ended up dying of lung cancer at his home in La Canada, California, at the age of 72. The combat medic who came to help Brewer, Sergeant Albert Mampre, was also shot -- his wound was through his thigh and, like Brewer's wound, wasn'r lethal and did minimal damage. Mampre related that he and Brewer actually had a conversation while waiting to be evacuated.

yup

Take Eindhoven and wait for the tanks, the tanks would be the British 30 Corps moving up a single deadly road and linking up with each airborne unit all the way to Arnhem which they never made it, because British general Montgomery what is the absolute most overrated general in the whole war, is plan for market garden was a total failure

Holland, this is where Hoobler picked up an old pistol with no safety, the one that he shot himself with in the Battle of the bulge . Not a Luger

The entire TV series is about 75% accurate, even Hanks and Spielberg admit it. They're always has to be made for Hollywood moments any TV show or movie

8:29 I think they literally expected kids and old men.

good thing the kid didn't try German chocolate, as the German army spiked their soldiers chocolate with meth to keep them going.

I've come to believe that the best punishment is for people to see the wrongs they've done as the rest of us do and have to live with that for the rest of their lives. How'd you like to wake up one day with the memories of yourself as a mass murderer, and have to live with that?

The main premises behind each episode from 1-9 is explained by the veterans at the start of those episodes.

Fun fact: the civilians displayed the color orange to identify themselves as Dutch. Although the Dutch flag is red/white/blue, the color orange signifies the Dutch royal family, the House of Orange. This dates back to William of Orange in 1544.

Actually towards the end of the war Hitler declared total war and kids were forced to fight. 😕

There's a movie about operation Market Garden, "A Bridge Too Far" (1977). :) Pretty stacked cast with that generation of actors. For more tank warfare, also check out "Fury" (2014), starring Brad Pitt as the commander of a US tank in the later stages of the war.

Hmmmmm. How is it covered in the Finale? Just curious, i believe it was only after it was released that they figured it out. Without deets to spoil, there was a funeral for a Blithe in 1948, but not the blithe in question.

Regarding the question about how many fragmentation grenades will take out a tank, there is no realistic number, unless you manage to get one inside the tank. There were specialized anti-tank grenades though.

Blithe was actually shot in the collarbone, not in the neck, so that wasnt a fatal injury to begin with. I always laugh at how fast Skip Muck just nopes out of there when Sobel turns his attention to Malarkey. Around 11:27 we can see an elderly gentleman in the bottom left corner of the screen, wearing a beret and waving a flag. He's an actual Easy Company vet having a tiny screen appearance in the show. After that, his friends started calling him Hollywood. When Lt Brewer gets shot in the neck while they’re approaching the next town, the medic that goes to assist him (and soon gets shot too) is a man called Al Mampre. He’s not pictured or mentioned in the show, but here’s his recounting of the events. “I lie down next to him. . . and I said, in my best bedside manner, I said, ‘Lieutenant, are you dead? Because if you are, I’m leaving.’ “He croaked out, ‘No, but I don’t know why not.’ I said, ‘OK, I’ll stay with you.’ ” Moments later, Mampre is shot in the leg, but he gives himself a shot of morphine and continues taking care of Brewer. "There's a tank over there.." "I don't see him.." (while he's scanning rooftops.. 😂)

That chocolate bar might have looked appetizing to the unsuspecting, but in actuality the big-block D-ration military chocolate (or "Logan bar") at the time would have been bitter, slightly chalky, and might have put Dutch children off of chocolate for decades. Military chocolate was specifically designed to both be solid at higher temperatures (for use in combat locales), and also not taste so good that it would be stored as emergency rations rather than eaten immediately on issue.

Winters: "Never put yourself in a position to take from these men" Buck: "Alright...I'll throw left handed then..." Love him 🎯😂

"Am I alright? Quit looking at me like that! Am I alright??" Is one of my favorite moments in the series between Winters and Nix, the care is there. Not bad for Nix, with bullet holes in his helmet, having never fired his weapon in combat!

Yes, Blithe lived but the guys in Easy Company thought he died. But its covered in the finale so it doesnt need to be fixed.

The SS were the Nazi Party's military organization separate from the German Army.