"I Want Easy Company In The Lead." - Band of Brothers (2001)
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Band of Brothers is a 2001 American war drama miniseries based on historian Stephen E. Ambrose's 1992 non-fiction book of the same name. It was created by Steven Spielberg and Tom Hanks, who also served as executive producers, and who had collaborated on the 1998 World War II film Saving Private Ryan. Episodes first aired on HBO starting on September 9, 2001. Critically acclaimed, the series won the Emmy and Golden Globe awards for best miniseries.
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The Easy is sent to capture the Hitler’s Eagle’s Nest at the top of the Kehlstein mountain in Berchtesgaden, southern Germany in Bavaria. The roads are blocked by obstacles put in place by Hitler’s last faithful and the members of the E-Company take care of clearing them. (D-Day Overlord)
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Old enough to die for your country and operate million dollar equipment, but heaven forbid you have a smoke or drink.
@@Klaaism You could smoke and drink at 18 back then.
@@Klaaism if you grow up on a farm, you're never too young to operate million dollar equipment. Granted, sometimes "operate" means sitting on your parent's lap while they show you how it works.
I recommend it, you won’t regret it even if you’re not into military movies/history/stuff at first.
@BlackCat-dm5yg Hell, I guess I “operated” a car at 8 years old then.
I remember when these guys looked so much older than me. Now they look like kids!
Winters was like 26 on D-Day. Sink was 39.
@@roadhouse6999 I don’t like those numbers.
Well said. I’m 30 this year. Nowhere near these boys
@@roadhouse6999That young and a Colonel. I didn’t know they promoted guys that young.
@@alexs5744 I was a lieutenant before I turned 22. I would have been a captain at 26. 15 years for 3 promotions - it's pretty plausible, especially during a time like WWII.
Winter’s had a brilliant counter to people claiming the French got there first, pointing out how they got there and all wine cellars were still full lol!
Yet they took pictures... doesnt mean they werent there
@@pierren___ just mean they weren’t first.. and let’s not overstate French contribution in WW2. All you guys actually contributed was the Maginot line and i mean let’s not go much further into that. We and the Yanks actually had to give your country back to you after we conquered it. From the Germans who had also conquered you. So overall your contribution was pretty much being a huge headache, including the whole added one of the need for us to blow the entire French fleet to Kingdom come after your refusal to send it to us to help in the war after you were conquered. And now you guys wanna say you were instrumental. Please… instrumentally useless
@@ferea_896 you helped a lot of countries including France, why is it so particularly against France ?
Second, of course France collaborated woth the goverment that OCCUPIED her. Its easy to talk about resistance behind your computer. People like you confirm my idea that France was right to collaborate, and made the greatest diplomatic move ever.
The fights of free France was in the colonies, syria, irak, egypt, soudan, north africa, then paris insurgency alone,and from provence to germany. Pretty good for a loser.
@@pierren___France was never right to join the enemy. It showed you would sell your granny to get what you wanted.
French did come first ✌️✌️✌️
From the BoB book: Hitler’s Eagle’s Nest in Berchtesgaden was the presumed HQ for this combination last stand and the beginning of a guerrilla war against the occupiers. Eisenhower’s biggest fear was that Hitler would get to the Eagle’s Nest, where he would be well protected and have radio facilities he could use to broadcast to the German people to continue the resistance or begin guerrilla warfare. It turned out that the Germans had neither serious plans nor sufficient resources to build a Mountain Redoubt, but remember we are only four months away from a time when everyone assumed the German Army was kaput, only to be hit by the Bulge. So the fear was there, but the reality was that in its drive to Berchtesgaden, Easy was as much as 100 miles behind the front line, in a reserve position, never threatened.
But the Battle of the Bulge had already happened? Or are you saying because of the Bulge the fear was a massive counter attack awaited?
@@theroachden6195yes, because of the bugle there was a fear that the German army did still have a few resources and trucks up their sleeve. Turns out that it wasn’t the case.
@@theroachden6195the bulge was a lesson that the allied position was still one breakthrough away from a very dangerous situation. However it drained the last serious strategic capacity of the Wehrmacht. By this point thoughts were turning to securing as much of the former third Reich as possible to improve each allied nation's respective political positions in the postwar Europe.
someone doesn't read twice.
Hitler had given orders for a whole insurgency involving SS units and Hitler Youth called Operation Werewolf, and some of them actually did go operational on a limited scale,
I can still never get over the fact that Damian Lewis is a classically trained British actor… Always thought he was born in Kansas or something….
Me watching an episode of Have I Got News for You some years ago hit me like a brick wall.
The guy studied the accent properly.
he trained his accent to be from the pennsylvania area of the US as the real Dick Winters is from the dutch pennsylvania region.
@@boitmecklyn4995 That’s some serious dedication to authenticity and one’s craft 👍
Same here. This was the first I'd seen of him, I had no idea he was British.
The look of: "this is gonna be fuckin' sweet" on those paratroopers faces is priceless
FINALLY having things break FOR you, BIG-time is a feeling that must be ridden, for it cannot be truly contained nor conserved.
We all know why Speirs is so happy here 😂
He wanted the secret hidden stash of Hitler's lighters.
Because he had an unopened carton of Lucky Strikes, that’s why! 😅
@@casualobserver3145 And potential SS POW's dying for a smoke.
Zigarette?
@@josephesquivel4066- Would you like a cigarette?
Everybody should want a leader like Winters.
i had a couple... was blessed.
Every 18 year old guys dream. Getting to play with explosives
It is fun...
Doesn't have yo be explosives. Just has go BOOOM! and fling stuff.
God damn Spiers is so handsome
Yeah
Spiers was just a badass!! Need more men like him.
Can you imagine being one of the first soldiers to set foot in Hitler's Eagle's nest? The treasures and war trophies up there must have been overwhelming to Easy Company after nearly a year of hard and bloody fighting, not to mention the view!
“Great. Let’s go find out where Hitler lived.” 🤣
That wine cellar though 😘🥰😋
Best series ever. I had to buy this on DVD when it was first released and then BluRay years later.
I can't believe it has been two decades since Band of Brothers were made. It still feels like yesterday.
I was slightly unnerved upon reading very recently that the composer of the magnificent score had died in 2003.
Watching them run away after placing the grenades. Looking like devious little kids
Great scene.
The reason for the negative comment about the French is simple: They acted like they liberated France and not the Brits and US.
They liberated Paris without a single help from the Allies because "It was a waste of time, nothing more than a trace of ink on their maps". Yet decided to liberate Aachen because it had "Symbolic values". American and UK treated france like shit the entire war.
@@swatbakerConsidering how bad the french performed you can't blame the Allies.
Just like the US to this day acts like they beat Germany, and not the USSR.
there is both a very real history of French cowardice, and also a very real history of ignoring the French and giving little credit to the very sizeable Resistance movement. the truth is France wouldn't have been liberated without either the other Allies or the Resistance.
@@kiwimerchant121 Its funny cauz a president surrendering aint never the representation of the entire population of said country. Despite what u've probably been wrongfully teached as the "Loss of 1940", France ALWAYS provided supply, men, and fought from beginning to end of the war, on all fronts. Remind me, how many Americans died on the eastern front ?
I just love one how the soldiers loaded the rocks with frag grenades and then saw it get blown up with a bazooka
I think setting off a pile of fragmentation grenades with a bazooka in hopes it would dislodge those rocks was a terrible idea.
It sure wasn’t going to do anything
10 years later an intact fragmentation grenade was found in the hands of a young German boy hiking in the mountians
Yeah but, you make so with what you got.
Plus it looked fun.
Ah, sez you! (Period-correct response)
They should have brought TNT. Where's Pvt John Hall from Able Company?
The algorithm has decided I rewatch both Band of Brothers and Generation Kill.
So be it.
These characters man.. absolutely legendary performances.
When I was in 5th grade, we would burn trash outside. My brothers and I pretended that the trash was "Hitler's House" 🏠 as the fire engulfed it. Sometimes we would even arrange it to look like a dwelling of some kind.
Dale Dye has contributed his military expertise in so many movies. My favorite was when he (Col. Briggs) got to arrest Donald Sutherland (General McClintock) in Outbreak on Morgan Freeman's (General Ford) orders.
God bless Dale A Dye.
First into Paris and first out of France in 39
The French resistance were always there in France from start to finish so they were the first to liberate Paris.
I believe in Greece the Greek Resistance something like 200,000 died out of a population of 7million. Not including 600,000 from systematic starvation from the Germans during occupation. German soldiers lost during the Resistance and War close to 25,000 german troops where killed.
Fun fact: the spanish republican batallion "La Nueve" (the nine), made of veterans that left Spain after Franco win the spanish civil war was the first batallion to enter paris.
I guess french dont talk about this because they are too proud of themselves.
Los primeros en París y los primeros en El Nido. Habría que celebrar más a La Nueve
I guess Leclerc is right because the Nueve was part of Free France
Which were under command of the 2DB commanded by Leclerc.
I guess French basher don't talk about this because they are too up in the asses hating on France to feel relevant on the internet.
@@mrsupremegascon whomp whomp
They were under French command though. Part of the "ragtag group of great fighters who kept fighting when their country wouldn't"
And you can't blame Leclerc for bragging about liberating his own capital city.
I love Dale Dye, the embodiment of every real Marine.❤🎉
I hate to knock on the grunts specially Airborne, you guys have no idea what you're doing when it comes to explosives!
Damn.. i never would've thought that the actor is British. His american accent is on point
My father in law was with the 10th Mtn Div who took Mussolini’s mountain lair crossing Lake Garda and fighting the SS to the retreat.
The 10th crossed the Po River, 23 April, reached Verona, 25 April, and ran into heavy opposition at Torbole and Nago. After an amphibious crossing of Lake Garda, it secured Gargnano and Porto di Tremosine, 30 April, as German resistance in Italy
Your father truly was a hero. The battle for Italy, from what I’ve read was a nightmare slog. Mad respect to your father and his comrades.
Climb to Glory!
Considering the fact, that grenades can be deadly at an insane distance due to their shrapnels ... it's a bit worrysome to see them handle it like that ...
and so close and unprotected when they explode!
Yeah...that's my problem with BoB, the "military" part of the show is filled with inconsistencies and inaccuracies like that. Thats why i prefer The Pacific, a better overall series.
@@fabioa.8008 I agree! Which is strange because first I thought The Pacific was inferiour to BoB when I watched it. But I guess BoB "spoiled" it for me a bit, being really the first WW2 series I watched. It didn't feel as "heroic" in a sense, it was a lot more depressing.
Over time though, The Pacific really left a better impression on me than BoB and now I think it's actually better.
First in Paris because he was allowed to be 😂😂
No, actually he disobeyed 😂
He literally disobeyed direct order and rushed to Paris.
Just your friendly neighborhood veteran here with a PSA: Do not, I repeat, Do not use handgrenades like this. That is all.
I mean you aren't getting through with high speed explosives.
Bueno.....lo qué No dice la serie, es qué ya habían estado antes, la Nueve francesa del general Leclerc...formado por republicanos españoles
Call bullshit on stacking fragmentation gernades and shooting with a bazuka that close. Well with in the danger area. Plus those explosives would have no effect like that
I just bought one - can’t wait to try it out.
The RAF bombed the daylights out of it …
Spiers was fearless
I have another thought. Rather than scatter live grenades over the area they could have unscrewed the firing mechanism and dumped out the powder into one charge that still wouldn't have been enough.
its not a unnecessary risk if easy is leading the way
But the french arrived before hehe 😉
Respect e to every American who fought in France 🇫🇷 🤝🇺🇲
There was a time when "THE AMERICANS ARE HERE! meant that the Hell you had been living would lessen soon, and that there would be armed men in numbers all around fighting and dying in the attempt to return the world to some kind of normalcy.
Sixty years ago the world survived a round of fascism because of the US. Does anyone see any hope if the US goes fascist in 2024?
Turned out that there was nothing of value in the Eagle's Nest, but Leclerc did get there first (:
He got to sleep in Hitler's bed lmao
Spiers great guy but he hates smokers
Smokers will get you killed a bunch of different ways.
Only reason the frogs were 1st into Paris was because we let them to save face....
Good to know you were there to witness it, and not at all just regurgitating the lies you saw on TV ;)
@@stitch77100 well the fact is there is photos of German soldiers looking at some pretty iconic French buildings
@@casval-pj5tb how is that relevant ? Did you read the initial comment before posting ? XD
@@stitch77100 Ya the original comment was saying that the French got to March into Paris because they were allowed to. Contributions were made on all sides, however, there wouldn't have been anything to march into had it not been conquered to begin with. IE the French lost thier own country to Germany.
Ww1 seen the average Frenchman go from 5ft 11 to 5ft 6in tall. If numbers like that don't make you realize the French haven't had military prowess since napoleon then I don't know what to tell you.
@@casval-pj5tb XD
That's not even a stretch, that is just pure fantasy. You should consider writing books X)
So you made a point that wasn't one, then tried to argue that it was relevant in a super convoluted way, just not to lose face on Internet ?
Let's recap : the French entered in Paris first because the Allies let them do so (maybe, but probably way more complex than that) and you claim it is true because there are images of Germans troops in Paris...
I hope you can see the flaws in this reasoning.
And if you want to go that way, you are forgetting that the only reason the US citizens don't pledge to the King of Britain anymore is thanks to the French (Lafayette and Surcouf should ring a bell to any history enthusiasts)
I know it's a gross oversimplification and even big assumption to make, but it still makes more sense than your answer.
oh hey its colonel schultz
Meh, the French didnt really want to be the first at this point, it was more to assure a part of germany when US and UK made sure the entire war to keep the french apart of everything. Past Strasbourg, french were in overhours lol
How will a dead grenade help? I've watched this series countless times and it still puzzles me.
if you let soldiers with acess to explosives and free time, thats what happens.
🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤😅😅😊
64 at command
Dale A Dye.. the A maybe stands for Authentic
The were actually member of the “la nueve” a company made up from Spanish republicans in the Leclerc division , and that explain why French wine wasn’t drunk…no normal Spanish would drink it!!!😂
The eagles nest was my favorite trail head for the Alps. Take the bus up and just walk off for several days.
Did the Grand Canyon rim to rim, would love to do your Alps trail next.
@@TheSaturnV did a week in the canyon in 82. 🫡
Yes, let's take useless risks. I don't like this type of attitude. No need to sacrifice more people just so that the French won't be first. Enough have been sacrificed.
Classic French showing up when the fighting is over
You are mistaking with the USA, showing up on the battleground 3 years after everyone else XD
(WW1 and WW2 alike)
The French tend to be there on day one, with no time to cozily prepare ;)
And they successfully held the ground while the UK armies (defeated as well against Germany) fled back to their island, the Belgian, Dutch and Polish were already preparing their peace treaties.
@@stitch77100 Except he’s not mistaking anything. The ‘phony war’ period was a time wherein no one really did anything, this is because despite definitely being able to do so the French refused to actually invade Germany. The French never got to the fight, it was taken to them, that is until they showed up to help liberate France and push into Germany. The US showed up right on time really for the proper fight, before D-Day the majority of ground combat was in North Africa and the USSR.
Like the US military did in ww1.
@@stitch77100 Funny how everyone always makes fun of the US for being three years late to the war, while a) ignoring the massively important Lend Lease and other forms of aid, and b) not knocking the Soviet Union for the same thing (who only began fighting the Germans six months before the Americans - three if you count the skirmishes in the Atlantic in early September).
@@johnkirsch5479 we never said we forgot about the lend lease program, even if it was the USA basically selling materials and equipment to its allies, instead of actually just helping them. (Like France never asked for the USA to pay for its canons and guns to get rid of the red coats 150 years prior.)
Plus, the US only started to fight in the Pacific, so not really anywhere close to Germany if I know my geography...
The first actual fight for US troops was their North African landing, one year after entering war, with help from the British and the Free French Forces (and some others) which were already fighting there since 1940... Otherwise, USA was at war but not actually fighting, only replenishing their fleet and safe to turn all their economy for military production. And it was only after the Aussies showed them what fighting really meant (Doolittle raid) that the US started really fighting back against the Japanese and stopped losing. All the while not being even touched on their mainland territory, and having no damage to their industry or population...
On the other hand, USSR was at peace with Germany until mid 1941, having a (secret) non aggression pact. The German betrayed them and attacked them (so, destroying towns, industries and killing civilian populations) and Russia has to fight back immediately, not having the luxury to choose to wait like the US did.
That's the main difference, and it's a big one IMO.
Prove me wrong.
Typical officer. Ready to risk others lives for his ego
And .. Leclerc actually won the race
And then the Soviets reached Berlin before the other Allies.
In American tanks and trucks*
Is that Sam Loudermilk?
Would have taken a whole lot more explosives than that to break up those massive boulders that combined probably weighed a thousand tons....just not happening in the real world!
And then 3rd Infantry Division was first anyway
french arrived first, burgers
Y’all would’ve been under a German or Soviet flag without American and Brit assistance.
It was a team effort 💪
@@isexuallyidentifyasanapach4720 funny how you say that like the soviets didn't also help beat the Germans
Degaulle was useless and he was only able to be there first because of the British
@@Omega_1111the Soviets didn’t do a damn thing in France.
The Americans, however, lost thousands of sailors on merchant convoys to supply the Soviets.
commie
@@yessir7147 ah yes, I'm a commie for pointing out that the soviets were fighting the Germans...
Fun fact, part of the reason the western front went so well was because so much of the Germans forces were being focused on the Soviets. Rommel was constantly asking for newer/better tanks, or just more tanks in general, but was constantly denied because those assets were being sent East. Several times the forces were outright pulled from the West to go to the east.
101 fighting ghosts. Convinced a few tards stateside tho
Wasting men's lives just for ego. Not recommended.
And the french arrived first
Stop spreading false information, the 101st’s 506 easy company was the first into Berchtesgaden or ‘Eagles Nest’
No they didn’t the French would have surrendered Paris to the Germans again
@@NapoleonBonaparte05Naw as most Americans you only know the US side. The French were the 1st ones to arrive but due to honoring the Americans they let them enter the buildings first as a thank you....
It's quite sad tho some guys in the US army at the time didn't want to cooperate or even acknowledge the fact France fought a hell of a defense against 100 to 1 odds and tried to defend millions and millions of innocent people while you sat around and watched them die, then had the gull to try to gloat.. disgusting. Germany had *secretly* piled up a huge number of armored cores and fought unconventionally without alot of infantry support..when ur expecting to fight 20 tanks and 10,000 men instead you get 1000 tanks and 1000 men, nobody could handle that....
Even more sad when you realize the Americans wanted to beat the French to capture spots and their own city of Paris and steal their hard fought glory. (And the French never actually surrendered. citizens fought guerrilla warfare until liberated. The rest got whisked away and operated overseas as the French government... The nazi sympathizers that were left formed a new government and then surrendered to the Nazis another thing most of you dont know....)
But when the Revolutionary war that founded the US happened the French were the ones who won youre victory. They sent troops, ships, supplies , trained officers and lead battalions of men to fight for America and they kept winning.. AND they kept the whole of the Royal Navy occupied AND shelled forts, gun placements and fortified positions for months until the British surrendered... They didn't want to march through Washington as youre saviors, they didn't want huge parades, they wanted to help. You wanted to be the guy who sat on the bench the whole game and just wanted to score the game winning point. The French actually wanted to help... And they did. And they didn't gloat, prance around or try to belittle the Union for almost losing to the rebels...
@@HFFCANADAdo you enjoy spreading misinformation?
@@HFFCANADAthis is a pathetic comment. Everyone in America knows that France saved us during our Revolution.
and everyone in France knows that America saved them during WW2.
Walk anywhere around DC and you will find tens of statues to French officers.
Visit any village in France and you will find memorials to American soldiers.
You are just an angsty, upset Canadian trying to insert yourself into a relationship that you aren’t a part of.
Then Hitler "left the match". Atero Dominatus, mf.
French..
This is the part of war that pisses a guy off….the commander wants to get there before the French. Your supposed to be on the same side FFS, instead you have old entitled pricks playing with soldiers lives because they want to be first.
Did you serve?
Somehow I find it ironic about the comment on the French. Perhaps the US forgot it was the French who helped them win their independence against the British.
Of course, but remember, the Allies just pulled France out of the fire after being absolutely walked over at the beginning of the war. Additionally, the American Revolution was about than 150 prior to WW2, so the relationship had significantly changed. And lastly, the way Col. Sink says it, it's not charged with malice or contempt, in fact, it sounds more like friendly competition.
If military men and women cant tease their oldest ally, then there isnt comraderie to begin with
The colonial Americans were British. They inherited their French dislike from the British. Not to mention the British and the colonial British booted the French out of North America
When the Americans arrived they found new French rifles fired once scatted about.
Great deal on French rifles
Never fired, only dropped once
Love how the French contributed straight up nothing but wanted to be first in Berchtesgarden.
Hem....
2e DB, Bir Hakeim, El Alamein, Jean Moulin...
Do you actually KNOW history ? Or does all your "knowledge" comes from CoD ? XD
Keep playing video games, that's more your speed than actually learning real historical facts.
@@stitch77100 if you want to school people on history please don’t be a dick about it, you can easily educate without the snarky comments
@@poseidon808 I usually tend to do so, but I have witnessed many times that this seems to not work well with most US people, as their sense of over-importance makes them not react well to actual lessons on this particular subject.
And as my great great parents and uncle died during this period, I'm not sure how I like someone claiming they did nothing without actually knowing the subject. It's kind of touchy tbh...
@@stitch77100 Lmao, the French weren't even the first to enter/"liberate" Paris. It was the Spanish from "La Nueve". Such incompetence that you can't even get actual French soldiers to enter your capital.
@@M8M8ss are you referring to the "9th armoured company" ? Which was part of a FRENCH division (the 2nd armoured division, or 2e DB) and well known for : being led by the FRENCH General Leclerc, and being the one entering Paris first indeed ?
The one being almost entirely manned by Spanish volunteers that flee Spain to fight within the Free French Forces ?
That Nueve ? I don't think you got your story right there mister XD. They were given the privilege to enter first, being part of the French division and considered French by almost everyone at the time, and were not a Spanish corps, but volunteered to fight for the Allies under French command.
And you know why ? Because Spain was not part of the Allies, but actually helped Germany during the entirety of the war, even planning to fight against Britain if need be.
There is a reason no one speak about Spain in WW2 other than the 9th armoured company, and its not the one you want to be remembered for, believe me...
So yeah, keep telling yourself lies and rewriting history if you want to, the Nueve only fought as part of the Free French Forces, and was lead by General Leclerc (the one whose name was given to the latest French tank) which had many more companies under its command, whose soldiers were French and international volunteers.
As for the incompetence of French soldiers, your best troops at the time were the one led by a French officier... What does that tell about competency in Spanish troops or chain of command ?
Im not a radio guy, but I think this design is pretty slick. It looks to be a stand alone radio wing from the trex chest rig. Does trex have a video on the intro to radios for the uninitiated?
Nice bullshit, considering the french 2e DB was ordered by the americans to stand by until the US troops had "won" the "race".
Ironically, the americans troops arriving at the village and starting to loot it, thought they had reached the Eagle's Nest, and so the french were the first there.
That's US fair play for you.
Also i love how the series show them "win", without the context, as a reward for what they went through.
A lot of the 2e DB vets had been fighting the Axis since 1940.
Some since 1936.
I guess they deserved neither that kind of reward nor recognition of their actual place in the events.
And that's not the only 'Murican version of WW2 events...
Fighting and losing since 36 😂
@@darrengarcia4937 Depends how you look at it. Against a single front wehrmacht which rearmed in secret, so with a headstart, and the support of the emerging superpowers, the USSR and USA no less, sure.
But against the same enemy as the other allies, in the same conditions, an enemy that was fighting, they performed better than british...Or american troops.
In fact, guess who the germans considered the best fighters after themselves ?
You seem fun at parties
when did France declare war on Germany?
@@JC-hq3ub Just tired of the "living the dream" version of history served by 'muricans and brits that leaves half of said story aside, when it's not BS. And not bright people parroting said BS thinking they're making a point.
In any case, matter of taste.
Dang ole French haven't done shit since then and napoleon
Haven't done shit since... then and Napoléon? You need to read more, sir.
They just spent over 20 years taking part in Americas "war on terror"
My guess is that you like movies more than books. Shame that the cinema is actually a French invention (just like the Minitel network, that predate Internet, which is also part French...) ;)
The French certainly haven’t done nothing, they’ve deployed to a good number of combat zones
@@poseidon808 absolutely, Narvik, Bir Hakeim, El-Alamein... And that's just WW2.
You need to add every zone in WW1, from Verdun to Stonne, even pushing to Bulgaria towards the end of the war.
And that's only the world conflict, there have been countless other conflicts involving less participants in which France played a massive role.
This person is just publicly displaying his ignorance, I don't understand why someone would ever want to do so.
Gen. Leclerc: i will get there first
us General : NOTED, Easy 2nd hit it, bazooka_explosion.mp4
100 years from now, a scene capturing xi jin pings mountain retreat