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Greatest scean in the entire series. That RIP IT INTO EM BLYtH ..man that snapped him awake ..he was a true soldier from that moment on .

Honestly some of the best sound effects, acting and camera work I've probably ever seen. Perfectly captures how Blithe is feeling.

B4 News came in amazing

Damn it nasty Session

type video you'd watch past 12am

I had a moment like this in bootcamp. I was one of the last recruits that couldn’t get up the rope (I struggled with the technique at first) our drill instructor Ssgt Mills climbs all the way to the top effortlessly and yelled to us “NOW JOIN ME!!” Something in me clicked, if I couldn’t get this technique down then I’m going to use every ounce of strength to pull myself to the top. The first example of this kind of leadership I ever experienced. Hope ur doing good Ssgt. Semper Fi

WW1 officers: Shoot that motherfucker Patton: Slap that motherfucker Winters: Let that motherfucker know what he's capable of

Winters....The legend.

He even gets the famous 7th round stoppage on the M1

Winters is the man. Compassion, courage and intelligence. That he took this moment in the heat of battle to support a single soldier with such positive motivation is inspirational

Truly, Tibet needs to be free..

Richard winters has been a huge role model for me as a young man. He was dead by the time I learned his name. Doesn’t even matter. His legacy and spirit is right here for all of us to see.

Winters was such a great soldier. Wow!

1:39 still waiting on “post war…” yet to come across it

Beautiful 😍

Blythe remembered his training and his reload was clean 👌

That time you realized it was Dick Winters the quaker who said "hit those GODDAMN Germans "

Polly was the best thing on UA-cam. The most tenacious investigative reporter ever!!

The way he looks back up at Winters after firing the first clip …this series is just excellent

What got me was Winter's hand materializing and gently grabbing Blithe's shoulder. He didn't violently yank him out of the foxhole, because he knew that would break him completely. With genuine encouragement, he allowed Blithe to find his footing on his own, and return fire. Once Blithe squeezed off that first round, the fear was banished. Replaced by an iron-clad sense of purpose.

Gotta love how Winters fires his weapon while exposing his torso above the trench as Blithe looks at him almost amazed at his courage and starts believing even more that he can survive the fight while firing his weapon back at the Germans, all while encouraging the young man.

As someone fighting a losing battle with depression this scene really speaks to me.

That Sign Whooping Their Asses !!!

meanwhile we have gen Patton slapping soldiers on hospitals

I read somewhere that Winters doesn't force him up, he compels him up by example. Nifty little detail on the scene. Fucking great leadership.

Dying is easy. Living is hard…nothing we go through matters in this life bc we all end up in the dirt in the end. I guess the second we realize that we’re free…#jesus#christ#theway

In life, we will always need a mentor. The rifle represents our skills, knowledge, experiences, but they will be useless if we do not have the courage to overcome the fear of applying them.

Free humanity front the grip and bind of Satan's forces

Thank You !!!

Thanks for posting this video. It is truly a n incredible speech by Camus, whose words have become even more relevant nowadays with Russia's expansionism. I wonder if we can add subtitles in other languages so more people can benefit from these wise words

What a masterpiece of a show

The psychological impact of being address by rank (soldier) is aptly demonstrated here. The same is seen in the Movie Rhe Terminator and in the movie Predator, among others.

Are your idea I Go To the North myself???????

What does he say after gah damn Germans?

If I could live to be half the man dick winters was I would die one happy man

#thelittlestepofmankindmakesachange

One of the best leaders that came out of ww2..dick winters was a great man.

What a great man Camus was.

Hey guys thats gimli from game of rings

This is amazing. Thank you so much for posting!

Still very relevant today...........

he is a boring reader

i had read Camus in 1992

I had a mentor like lt winters I miss her everyday, she was the reason for my enlistment and now I watch these to hopefully learn from a well known leader

your link to the 'entire video' is missing

Thank you

A bit of history on Blythe: He actually got shot in the shoulder, he didn’t die, he lived a full life. He was discharged and never saw combat in WW2 again, until he re-enlisted 2 more times and saw combat in Korea, he was also given the award of Paratrooper of the Year too I believe

This scene depicts a caliber of man I feel entirely compelled to be but fuck that

“You can do it Blithe!” 😏😎 that last bullet casing flickering thru the air pretty cool

I love how he stands beside him firing his weapon, while he's encouraging him. That is a leader I would follow. God Bless you Dick Winters.