THIS ONE HURT ME! FURY (2014) | FIRST TIME WATCHING | MOVIE REACTION
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Shia LaBeouf absolutely killed this roll. Dudes crazy AF irl, but he went all in for this role. The whole main cast was incredible.
His line:
"Wait till you see it"
"See what?"
"What a man can do to another man"
is chillingly accurate to the atrocities of WWII. Absolutely loved this movie.
It’s complimented by that thousand yard stare he gives Norman as he says the line. It’s like he’s transported to a very specific time or scenario and he’s living it right again there and then instead of being next to Norman.
It's weird how many complete assholes IRL are some of the best actors. Shia definitely killed it with this performance.
@@GlennShook my favorite is when he is about to read a bible verse in their final moments before the last battle scene. the emotion he portrays when he almost loses it in that moment seems so genuine.
Dude, I appreciate how you can recognize a scene that sometimes requires silence to experience the moment. A lot of reactors feel like they have to talk for the sake of talking. Great reaction 🤙
“That’s war! Ya feel it!!?” Bernthal was out of this world as usual. Man. That scene gets me every time.
yeah...it was a hard lesson norman had to learn
@@coreysmith9131 one of many. Stellar performances all around in that one.
👍
The way he screamed it is how I imagine it really was
At the end, the German was hitting Brad with a trench shovel, they've adapted over the years, the US military trench shovel would be an excellent melee weapon in a zombie apocalypse, it's like the Swiss army knife of shovels and has a lot of uses, I think it's even got a can opener.
One more Fun Fact since I'm leaving another comment; In WW2 the Germans used green tracers on their heavy guns, planes, tanks, ships and the US used red tracers. George Lucas was a big fan of WW2 movies & history, he used green lasers for the Empire's ships & big guns like AT-ATs and red lasers for the Rebel Alliance ships in Star Wars.
It wasn't the Germans - the Russians and the Chinese use Barium in their tracers, vs NATO using Strontium, resulting in Russian/Chinese tracers being green and the NATO tracers being red. As far as I know it's down to which element is more abundant/cheaper in either continent.
@@gabsrants The Germans used green tracers dude, it's common knowledge. Stop trying to sound like you've studied this for years and years, you probably just looked up current practices on Google.
@@gabsrants ON top of all your other BS, NATO didn't even exist until 1949, 4 years after WW2 ended. Seriously, do actual research, you won't sound stupid.
@@ll7868 having been sufficiently vexed with both your comment and my ignorance, I actually did look up some stuff on google and I found that the German Wehrmacht had red, green, white, yellow and orange tracers (found in "Die Patrone 7,9 mm der Deutschen Wehrmacht 1930-1945")
@@ll7868 *eyeroll*
Ehrmahgerd, somone is wrong on the internet.
Fun Fact: That's a real Tiger tank- The last running one left in the world.
"Wait until you see"
"See what?"
"What a man can do to another man"
Theres plenty of little stuff WW2 buffs can argue about with this movie, but it brilliantly portrays how war breaks people. I'm glad this movies finally getting more attention now with reaction channels checking it out.
Hey Major, you gotta react to Saving Private Ryan-a great friggin story, Hacksaw Ridge-base on a true story or Galippoli a 7 part series out of Australia, it's a friggin great story base on WWI. There are so many great war movies out there but if you want your emotions to go all over the place you gotta check out those three. I loved your reaction to Fury and want to watch more. Great job.
Gallipoli staring mel Gibson is a classic
@@thegunbox81 Yeah, I've seen it, but I'm talking about a 7 part mini-series that came out 2015 from Australia. It's amazing and I think it's better than the Mel Gibson movie. You really should try to see it. Thanks
2:44 Japan attacked Pearl Harbor, Hawaii on December 7th 1941. The next day Roosevelt declared war on Japan. 3 days later Hitler declared war on the US for declaring war on their ally, Japan.
Japan was WWII. US was fighting Japan as well. Japan was a part of the Axis power alliance. Which was Germany, Japan, and Italy against US & UK mostly. But we went to war with Japan for like 2 years before we stepped foot in Europe.
You know someone posted a reaction to this that was 12 minutes long? Basically by missing every major moment and not giving af. Thanks for respecting this film 🙏🏽 it’s one of my favorites of all time.
Of course but I'm not gon lie this film was great but it hurt
@@MajorReacts yeah, Norman found his true love and lost her the same day. That was tough to watch.
You have to react to saving private Ryan, hacksaw ridge and band of brother
Don’t forget the pacific too
or Das Boot
Two scenes in this film rub me the wrong way.
1. Being the Tiger charging at 3 Sherman tanks, while Fury's 76mm gun was able to penetrate a Tiger from the ranges they were engaged from. So the Tiger crew were stupid for not shooting the Fury first and even dumber for charging at the. Worse the Fury and their crew using a 76mm Sherman should know they did not have to shoot it in the rear to kill it. So the scene was basically tank jousting and relying on an outdated stereotype. Basically took a lot of the believability out of the scene.
2. The SS marching scene. They put background music over top of the song they were singing which was Gruene Teufel. Were they pretty much sang about laughing at the devil. Originally a German paratrooper song, it was popular among a lot of troops including the SS so is now very politically incorrect but was perfect for the scene. Censorship just sucks.
A scene I really loved was the Bomber scene though. All those contrails. Then seeing 5 contrails approaching the armada of American bombers, such a sight and sadly, felt sorry for those 5 brave souls.
Not if the tiger was angled it couldn't
yea, the Tiger scene always bothered me
they didn't shoot the first in line to stop the convoy (which would've been Fury), and afterwards they didn't shoot the one that had the biggest gun, which stood out massively (so, also Fury)
well, also them advancing instead of just staying still and picking them off
but tbh, apart from pushing forward an old myth that i really despise ("it takes 3 shermans to take out 1 tiger" or whatever), it doesn't really matter, it doesn't have to be realistic. it'd be a lot more anticlimactic if it happened they way it should've from either side of the ambush, and considering this was towards the end of the war you can just pretend it was a somewhat inexperienced crew, considering the shortages of those they've had
@@ToRcKHD angling helps but at that range it wouldn't be enough the firefly 76mm could pierce the front hull at around 600 meters so acounting for angling I'd say maybe 400-500 meters would be a safe bet for the 76mm to pierce.
In my entire life I've never seen people nitpick a war movie the way they do this one and it baffles me. It's a phenomenal movie that's dripping with realism and accuracy and there are THOUSANDS of complaints about obscure german tactical manuals and shit about this movie, it's the weirdest fucking thing.
It's not perfect, of course, primarily for narrative reasons, but something about this movie REALLY just brings out the history nerds.
@@TheGoIsWin21 I'm not complaining just pointing stuff out and having a discussion about it I mean you can't expect 100% accuracy.
They had snipers in pre-gun times, bows and arrows did the trick back then. Silent and deadly, like farts.
Fun Fact; In Germany the peace sign means "fuck you", back in pre-gun days Germans cut the first two fingers off enemy bowmen to wear as jewellery so enemy bowmen started using that sign at German soldiers to say "fuck you", there are a lot of pictures of US soldiers making the sign in old photos, it didn't mean "Peace", It wasn't used as a peace sign until the mid 1960s during Vietnam.
Another Fun Fact; The reason people thought it meant "Victory" is because Germans flashed it at their enemies when they won a battle, the German's were saying "fuck you" but the enemy took it as "We're victorious".
That was the French, not Germans. By the 1300s the British had large numbers of archers using longbows. These were strong bows with a long range and it took years of training to use them properly. But thousands of them on the field could rain arrows on the enemy 300 to 400 yards away. They could also penetrate armor at close range, sometimes.
At the Battle of Crecy in France, the English used the archers to tear up a larger French army composed largely of mounted knights. The French swore to cut off the first two fingers of the right hand of any archers they caught since those were the ones primarily used to draw the bow. So the archers would hold up those two fingers as a taunt and insult, come and get them as it were.
These guys didn’t sign up for anything. They were drafted or would have been drafted. The ones that enlisted did so before they were conscripted. It gave them a choice as to which branch of service they were going to join.
They technically could have chosen prison and:or becoming a social outcast as a coward for the rest of their lives.
Actually, about 40% of the US military in WW2 were volunteers.
@chardtomp... That's what they want you to believe but that's bullshavockey.. There were A LOT more men that were drafted.
@@YourMothersMan Sixty percent is a lot more than forty. Frankly I'm surprised the number of draftees was that high. You have to remember that this was a popular war. After the Pearl Harbor attack, men were lined up around the block to volunteer. My father, who was in high school at the time, doubled his classes his junior year so he could graduate a year early just because he was afraid the war would end before he could get in it, and that was a pretty common sentiment in WW 2.
This is why soldiers are cold numb and blunt, people think they don't feel but it's feeling why they are this way, and never call a soldier a hero, this film shows why ,
Bro I really love the way this guy thinks, I know he’s sorta a history buff too but his love for war and historical movies is just like mine
Dude ww2 was rough & tough 100% we were fighting 2 wars at the same time. The Nazis in Europe & the Japanese in the Pacific
Pearl Harbor was WWII, December 7th 1941. This movie is also WWII, April 1945. German military technology during WWII was incredibly advanced, German science was pushing every boundary known to man. The Nuclear Bomb was built on science done by Germans. We won the war because the whole world came together, and because Hitler made several SERIOUS tactical errors.
-Why should I shut up?
-You shouldn’t…
Brad Pitt exerts authority! What a scene that was! Shias teary eyes, Bernthals bullying Norman and the German chicks, Peñas whole story and how he told Norman “you weren’t there”. Just that whole entire scene!
Plus Brad Pitts line before that “ideals are peaceful, history is violent” is so spot on! What a scene! What a movie!
A good war movie will "rock you" like you said. My favorite movie & war movie that scarred me in the best ways imo is "The Deer Hunter" an oldy but a GOLDY
Also, it made me remember my cousin who was a tank commander in Korea. His tank & crew were hit & disabled and on fire. When they tried to escape they were machined- gunned to death!
I had to look this up because I was confused, but brad Pitt is carrying around a German stg 43/44 rifle, the granddaddy of assault rifles. Hitler didn’t like them so the designers/generals changed the designation to get them to the front. Had hitler let these guns onto the battlefield en masse the war may have lasted longer. American soldiers loved these guns as did the Russians (the stg rifle sure looks like an ak47)
Hey bro, I just wanted to say, I've been watching your videos for a very long time now and just realized I never subscribed, and I feel terrible for not doing it sooner, so I've remedied that now. I love your videos, and this one is no different. I'm currently processing into the army to be an M1 abrams tank crewman, so I watch this movie a lot to remind myself of what I might face in the possible event of active wartime. Even so, I'm committed to my job choice and am excited to get to be a part of the legacy of one of the greatest tanks on the planet. Love your content, bro. Keep being a real one.
Japan attacking Pearl Harbor started off world war 2 in which America fought BOTHA Japan (in the Pacific Ocean) and Hitler’s N*zis in Europe. Our allies in Europe were England and the Soviet Union. This movie takes place during that war (world war 2) and in Europe.
Im glad you mentioned the comments telling you not to read the descriptions which would've made my comment here be unnecessary. Great reaction bruh 👍
Freedom isn't free . Someone has to pay for it. Are we perfect ? What country is? It's up to the next generation of Americans to make it better for all human beings. We've come a long way since then. The only way we will make it better is if we grow together. We have to stick up for each other. We have to be willing to fight for each other. What we look like should not matter. We are not going back to slavery or genocide. We need to be better fathers and mothers and sisters and brothers. Better sons and daughters. Better friends and coworkers. Better neighbors. We need to treat people the way we would want to be treated.
This movie was about WW2 in Europe. It's the same war as the one against the Japanese.
Most junior officers are young 20 somethings fresh out of college. They mostly let higher ranked enlisted run the show on a divisional level. They have more experience and know hie things really work. A junior officer trying to flex like that is going to rub enlisted the wrong way. Depends on your branch but U gotta be like an O4 at least before you are really respected beyond your positional authority.
"At least when they had swords, noone was gonna snipe you out"
That one longbowman "hehehe yeah boi..."
What's ironic about this war is that the country had an "America First" point of view, Isolationism ruled and the population didn't want to get involved in WW2. What happened in another country was their problem. If Japan had not attacked Pearl Harbor, and made Americans ticked off, It makes you wonder what would WW2 have ended up like. And if our foreign policies would be different than now.
You’re a very intelligent man the way you explained how important it was for America to be dependent on itself during WWII we had women working the factories and everyone did their part for the American people now we just order everything from china and fill their pockets while we struggle to feed our own people, I’d never wish for another world war but if it does happen I think we will bring back the true America and everyone will be proud to be American again
Same here in britain mate, all it takes is for chinia to close the docks and were screwed, our nations have become mass consumers instead of producers
The name originally on the tank was "in the mood" and were a true tank full o savages with no regard for their lives. The true story is far more ballsy and the men having far for disregard for their own safety led by Lafayette G. Poole. Fat electrician does a great video on him and the real events of this movie you should react to
Commissioned officers come straight in from College and are very green. Sergeants like Collier have been in the Army for years. Thus the teasing and lack of respect.
dude I susbcribed to your channel i love your reaction dude keep it up
This movie may be pretty inaccurate historically, but the bond that forms between these characters is about as spot on as it could be. That’s what I love about this movie. The story is pretty good but the bond is the best part.
this is one of the greatest movies ever made
The opening credits to this film just perpetuate the old myth. Allied tanks were out gunned and out armoured by German TIGERS of which the Nazis only produced 1,300. The US produced around 50 THOUSAND Shermans. Sure Tigers could knock out 3 or 4 Shermans before being disabled themselves but often some or all of the Sherman crew survived, got another Tank and re-joined the fight. Tigers required a lot of maintenance and were often out of action due to lack of spares. The German tanks weren't more advanced, they were more complicated. The Allies also had COMPLETE air superiority. Don't get me wrong, the Sherman crews still needed balls of steel. Tank crew losses were "tiny" compared to infantry and bomber crew losses though.
The attack on pearl Harbor was world war 2 and was the main event that got the US involved.We were actually trying to stay out of this one because there was still a lot of veterans of the first world war And families who were still haunted by the horrors of that conflict We actually.
Had one of the earliest anti war movements In this country because of the first world war most americans didn't want to get involved in another european conflict
Same war. Pearl Harbor was when we entered
Thanks I look it up right after the video lol
This was a very powerful performance by Brad Pitt.
I agree
Dude ww2 was against japan Germany and multiple other countries
A great war movie leaves you speechless no matter if its a sad ending or a "happy" ending, because "pro" war or anti war movies make you realize no matter what, there is a lot of death.
I had as many tears as Shia myself
Great reaction as always Maj, but can I offer a suggestion? I see other reactors edit it so that the movie screen is full size with a bubble for your face to the side. Half the time I can't see what your reacting to. I mean, think about it, what's the point of 50% of your screen being taken up with your blank wall? All love bro. 👍😎💯🔥
My elderly buddy at church was in the Hitler youth in Germany. Everyone was. He was used as a child soldier. My great uncle also German was shot on his doorstep in front of the village for not rendering a Hitler salute. This movie is loosely based off of a bunch of American Tanker stories.
Watch saving private Ryan, danger close, or we were soldiers. There are many more but those stand out to me as war films.
Its sad how our history is so unknown by our younger generation
he's in the damn army
Fury is a very unpreacited film, for me everything felt so real, never once did i feel oh this is dragging, every second something happened, the calmest moments, the scene of the innocent beautifal mother and daughter house blew up, u see her dead face, just beyond shocking, when Jon pulled him away said this is war you feel it, scene like that I love. people who critic this film just don't understand every moment in fury at all, very typical fan boy cristics.
You're right when you say war is no place for emotion. I've seen enough of it unfortunately. Spent about 6 years in combat zones out of my decade + in the Airborne. You tamp that shit down and deal with it later. Check your humanity at the door. Do your job and then you can grieve. War might have changed, but really it's always the same.
I can't believe you left out the scene when the Machine got his war-name. This is a reaction video and you left out what was arguably the most important scene of the movie.
Being in a tank is like bring in a 3 person dons John with 5 people.is what my great uncle would say
“Best job I ever had”
Watch Midway (2019) no one is reacting to that movie and it’s very underrated
The extensive CGI and the (not too many) historical inaccuracies scared away some from that movie, but I absolutely love it.
You're wrong. In ancient times you could be killed by arrows launched from longbows. The history of the bow & arrow is the history of the world!
You should check out the deleted scenes videos. They are on youtube thet really addd good context to what is already a good film
This is one of the few newish movies to come out that was actually good imo i just hate a lot of now a day stuff. The quality just isnt there imo but this one really blew me away in many many moments, there are some scenes that just seem "hollywood-y" but overal A imo gonna be a great reaction. (& to your video title: yeah. This one hurt lol only gets harder & more glorious upon rewatch in terms of emotion imo)
WW2 was a God honest miracle we won. Germany and Japan had far superior trained soldiers and far more advanced equipment. Most of our weaponry was WW1 surplus.
The last shot is so powerful.... all those enemy bodies.
Also lower your mic a little bro. The volume of the movie is so low compared to your commentary...thanks
what war did Japan attack Pearl Harbor ? Enough for me
Your next war movie should be full metal jacket. Show should be band of brothers
Dude, in case you don't know yet the war with Japan is during "WORLD" War 2.
But, Norman is costing lives!
They are hero but the cost of being a hero is high ,I'm numb I don't feel anymore , soldiers have 2 side's numb action, and over whelmed by emotional after the bad time
Gotta check out
lone Survivor
With mark walburg great movie and book!!
There's only one other great tank movie, "The Beast" (1988). Worth seeing even if the prospects for a reaction are low.
@Jordan Powell I don't know if it's exactly true, but it's set in that war.
Scott Eastwood
Germany punished its fascists; we built statues to ours.
GLADIATOR!!!
Try watching The Big Red One. It's very good in my opinion.
You’ve been reacting to some good movies! Check out Enemies At The Gates. Another great WWII movie about a Russian sniper
Got you 75
@@MajorReacts I’m about to get started with all of your GOT reactions. I was like you, I had never watched any episodes and my brothers told me it was a must watch show and I watched it last year and I really enjoyed it. You are just scratching the surface with that show, it gets so damn good!
Weird thing is that this film portrayed American tanks as much worse than they were in reality.
Ww2 started in 1939 my guy😂
React to hacksaw ridge or American sniper those are two Great War films
I love / hate this movie lol I've watched it at least 500 times, maybe more haha
Can you react to The Pacific TV series
Pls react to Schindlers list🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
USA was only aiding Russia,Britain n china with tanks,planes,guns n food when they were fighting against Germany Nazi n Japan but usa was not sending there men into combat n into war until Japan attacked pearl harbor then they entered the war on both sides of the world on German Nazi n Japan But at the start of the war usa was behind on makeing a lot of military trucks ,tanks,planes n ships but they lacked heavy armor n strong weapons on there tanks but then they made so much planes n meddium M4 Sherman tanks with a short 7.5 mm canon n light armor with about 25,000 of them made to over whelm the German Nazi few about 2,000 heavy n powerful like the heavy Tiger 1 tank with strong n powerful 8.8mm canon made n the meddium Panzer Panthers 5 tank with there 7.5 mm long high velocity cannon n strong armor n near the end of the war the German army had to recruit elderly men n young kids because most of the military men were either prisoners or dead n Russia then started makeing alot of meddium T-34 tanks to also over whelm the German Nazi heavy n powerful Tiger 1 n meddium Panzer Panther 5 tanks
USA had the new long range P-51 mustang fighter plane it was there advanced upgraded version to the German Nazis fighter planes n Japan's Mitsubishi Zero fighter planes n by then they had complete superior air controll n in numbers
Since you're a new channel that still takes suggestions from comments and we don't have to pay you, how about The Wanderers? There aren't any reactions to it that I know of, I've put it in suggestions but most channels only take requests from Patreon.
It's set in The Bronx in 1963, the year Kennedy was assassinated, and it's about racial and cultural tensions between 3 gangs, the Italians aka "Wanderers", blacks aka "Ducky Boys" and the white supremacists aka "Baldies".
Please react to green inferno. It is a great suspense thriller.
Need brush up on your history, start by researching 92nd infantry, Harlem hell fighers, red tail , go from there.
It always shocks me when someone doesn’t know much about WW2. It was the most important event in human history.
Brad Pitt isnt supposed to shoot prisoners. He's a bad example for a leader.
He's a bad example of a leader, but a good example of how war brings out the worse of people, which is one of the messages of this movie. War is Hell.
@@D4rkn3ss2000 No, war is war and hell is hell.
@@D4rkn3ss2000 Only bad people go to hell, in war even the innocent die
Just wait until you see what one man can do to another.
It's good that the movie includes allied warcrimes, how it does that is problematic though. Executing a pow is a big no no and no one of the people around him ever twitches an eye. At least the first one leaves the viewer with the feeling that what he did was not ok. The 2nd, the SS officer, not so much.
Please tell me you jusyt didn't say what was the war that Japan attacked us. Please get yourself educated on WW2.
I'll get right on that
51:20 very good observation about the age of the German soldier. One of the genius movie making moves was to show the face of the German soldier so we can see he is the equivalent of Norman. Similarly, the sniper who takes out Pitt purposefully removes the cover on his face to show us a wrinkled and scarred face indicating this is a very experienced sniper soldier and probably higher rank, the mirror of Pitt but in the German army. Little movie making touches like that make me appreciate this even more
In WW2 the US fought in two separate theaters; one against the Germans, and the other in the pacific against the Japanese. The pacific theater carried on past the defeat of the Germans. Germany was on the cutting edge with much of their military technology. They even had jet fighters when the allies had only propeller driven aircraft.
Yes they developed jetfighters but they were so few that they hardly mattered and were only seen in enagement in 1945 when the war was already lost for the germans.
Also P-51 mustang pilots had no problems shooting them down after they discovered that the ME-262 pilots had a blindspot.
The Germans even developed rocket warfare, constructing missiles that could reach London. Ever hear of Werner Von Braun? He was a captured German rocket scientist who helped the U.S. develop its space program throughout the 1950s and 1960s.
The Germans wasted so much time and resources on wunderwaffe that it was a big factor in their downfall. Hitler's ludicrous ideas along with his abhorrent ideology along with his ego thinking he can blitzkrieg Russia as fast as he took over Belgium was pure stupidity on his part. I think there is a total that was worked out that of he kept to conventional aircraft alone he could have made literally thousands and thousands more bf109s. The guy was nothing more than a deranged junkie.
Also in Africa
The tank they destroy was called the tiger 1, the one in the film is tiger 131 and is the only running tiger to date being 80 years old It still retains the title of the most feared tank of all time.
What a movie. The ending could bring any man to tears.
U cried over the last samurai too I bet..
@@chuckenomics never seen it
@@BadDubII what are u waiting for?? Make a video for THAT
I was a Abrams tank driver in Baghdad...this movie always hits home!! 😧
Did you enjoy that job?
@@darthmichael12 it was tough, I can't lie. I wouldn't want to go back to war and not be on a tank, that's for sure. I enjoyed the experience 100%
Man you guys saved my ass in Ramadi. I'll never forget my tankers and CAS.
@@chairmanofthebored6860 yea...we had to show muscle a few times out there for support 🫡
@@chairmanofthebored6860 appreciate you for putting boots on ground too
I've read where there's military inaccuracies in this movie but this movie totally drew me in and stuck with me. Whenever I'm channel surfing and I run across this movie, I will always settle back into it. One of my favorite scenes was Bernthal's character telling Norman how he's the better man and the Christening of Norman as The Machine. I love this movie.
Facts bro I love those scenes.
"military inaccuracies in this movie" every single movie has inaccuracies. Movies that don't are called Documentaries.
You might want to watch a movie called "The Red Tails" Do a little homework you will also find the M4 Sherman tank armor was like butter when faced against tiger tanks and anti tank weapons. The tactic at that time was to have more tanks and more men and swarm the tiger tanks and just hope your number was not up. Brad pit as a leader of a tank I would only given norman just alittle of time to get it together cause no way I would have a weak link on my tank that may cost the lives of the rest. Even if I had to shot him myself.
Nice react.
You gotta watch Enemy at the Gates (2001) awesome movie.
🪖 the best single tank crew ww2 movie was "Sahaha" B/W original with Humphrey Bogart, or modern remake with Jim Belushi 👍
You'll appreciate "Sahaha" bro
Women have always worked when their husbands, sons, and brothers have gone to war. They took more responsibility in farms and eventually took up jobs in factories. The first major industrialized war in the US was the Civil War. Then there was World War I where we actively tried to get women to do some work. But you're probably thinking of Rosie the riveter etc during World War 2.
America's entry into World War II did start with the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. But it didn't follow that we always had superior weapons. We certainly didn't have the start of the war. The Sherman tank was superior to German tanks in 1942. The problem is that they upgraded their tanks and we kept producing slightly upgraded Sherman's. They added more armor and a higher velocity canon in the Panzer 4 and developed the panzer 5 ( Panther) and panzer 6 (Tiger). Some American shermans were given the high velocity 76 mm gun, but most of the short barreled 75 mm. The m4 Sherman was the most reliable tank, but it wasn't always the best armed or armored. German tanks existed primarily to destroy other tanks and then to support the infantry. American tanks existed to support the infantry. We had tank destroyers, which had more powerful guns but later armor to take on tanks. It's complicated and takes up more more than two sentences on screen.
Lol man you didn't sign up for WW2. You were drafted
Bro you talk too much but you know when to talk and when not to great reaction ❤
The US was a rising economic power before WWII. Even in WWI the Germans were afraid of the US entering the war because of its industrial capacity. They were just lucky that the US had no army to speak of before that war.
It was much the same with WWII. Great industrial potential, which was making the country rich and powerful, but it had little in the way of a military. The navy was the strongest arm, but even then it was in some ways outclassed by the Japanese. The army was even worse: small, poorly equipped, not well trained, etc. This is why the Japanese hoped to cripple the US Navy at Pearl Harbor, to do enough damage that by the time the navy was built back up, Japan could have cemented its gains.
The Germans were also worried because once US industrial might turned to war they could out produce the Germans by a wide margin. That is eventually what happened. Most German tanks were on par with the Sherman, but the Tigers and Panthers were better in many ways, but there were relatively few of them and they had mechanical issues. However, those few when handled properly caused a lot of damage.
Shia's breakdown when Grady dies gets me everytime
Japan was during the Pacific front of WW2. I'm from the Philippines. We were invaded as well. The Japanese also had a secret military faction that's as ruthless as the Gestapo from Germany. They were called the Kempeitai. Most of their grunt work was done by soldiers taken by Japan from Korea. So you'd expect the soldiers to be fueled by hatred. I heard stories that they would take babies from their mothers in public, throw them up in the air, and then catch them by impaling them with their bayonets as they fall to the ground. They operated on a different but more or less equal ball game to the Axis. I live close to one town where the Kempeitai couldn't infiltrate them because of a tactical disadvantage. The monument is by the center of the town proper. They were called the Voluntarios ( :