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I'm watching Band Of Brothers for the first time ever!
I can't wait to experience this iconic Show for the first time! Band Of Brothers is such a beloved Show by so many people and I can't wait to for you all to watch along with me
The story of Easy Company, 506th Regiment of the 101st Airborne Division from 1942 to the end of World War II. A collection of fifty portraits illustrated by archive footage and recounted in voice.
With the war nearly over, the American and German soldiers now fraternize, anxious to simply get home. Nevertheless, Janovec dies in a fluke car accident, ten points short of being able to return to America. Winters discusses how men are still dying, due to an overabundance of weapons, alcohol, and free time.
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Music composed by: Michael Kamen
Executive producers: Tom Hanks, Steven Spielberg, MORE
Adapted from: Band of Brothers
Created by: Tom Hanks; Steven Spielberg
Directed by: Phil Alden Robinson; Richard Loncraine; Mikael Salomon; David Nutter; Tom Hanks; David Leland; David Frankel; Tony To
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This isn’t a movie or TV series but hoping you could still react to it. It’s a UA-cam video called (The Fallen of WW2) it’s a video on all the people who died throughout the war on both military and civilians and gives you an estimate on how many people died all over the world not just American or Germans
Fun fact.
Shifty Powers worked with Desmond Doss (Hacksaw ridge) before the war. Imagine 2 men working together in peace time who not only go on to becoming decorated heroes but also separately are then portrayed on film 50+ years later.
"No, but I served in a company of heroes" always brings tears to my eyes.
Every time. I've seen it 50 times...still hits me...every time.
@@andaimhineach4131 Me too, no matter how many times i see, always a tear roll.
So heartbreaking! He was indeed in a company of heroes but he was a hero too! I'm sad that he didn't see himself as one! ❤️❤️
Darn! I just shed a few as well! 😢
Same here. Ive seen the series at least 10 times and I cant help but tear up every time.
Hard to believe this is already 22 years old. Time marches on, and the final living veteran of Easy Company passed away last year. RIP to all of them, whether they died during the war, or later in life. These young men and their allies saved the world.
They're all gone. That makes me so sad. :(
It is so scary as time goes on we lose more and more of those who have experienced this war. I'm so grateful my grandmother is still alive from that time period! Time truly does march on and conquer all.
@@MovieJoob It seems like it wasn't that long ago that the last living veteran of WWI died....it's hard to believe that at some point in the next 5 or 10 years we will see the last WWII vet pass away.
shit 22 years really? man now i feel old...
For all of the achievements and shortcomings of America throughout its history, one of its greatest achievements was sending their best to Europe to fight a war they did not have to fight - they did not fight for treasure or conquest, they fought a war of liberation, then returned home. The honorific of 'The Greatest Generation' is richly deserved.
What you said about Spiers being handsome (when you watch "We Stand Alone Together, you'll see from old photos that he and others were quite good looking in real life), it made me think of a woman interviewed in a documentary series about the Battle of Britain. She worked in the Operations Room where RAF squadrons coordinated and dirested to intercept the Luftwaffe, and although the women there were not suposed to fraternize with the pilots, she and one of the Spitfire piots fell in love. Speaking about the pilots, she said "For some reason, they all happend to be very handsome." Sadly, he was shot down and killed just days after she accepted his marriage proposal. She even heard it as it was happening on the pilots' radio chatter as she worked in the Operations Room, but as heartbroken as she was, she stayed at her station and kept working toi save her country from the invading planes.
Definitely do "We Stand Alone Together" - the documentary that goes with the series, it shows more real photos, interviews, etc.
Watching the veterans interact at the reunion is probably my favorite part of the documentary.
@@daddynitro199 I also love the part where Bill and Babe go to Bastogne.
1000% stay tuned for my reaction to that!!
Warning, Pacific is not as warm and cuddly as Band of Brothers. It centers on the US Marines island hopping strategy and very gritty in your face battle scenes with a lot of the psychological toll the troops suffered from. It is a pretty good and pretty important series for civilians to get a glimpse of why the returning vets had so much trouble adjusting to peace.
If only the European theater guys could hear that comment.. guarantee you there would be no mention of “warm and cuddly” 🤦♂️
@@bmorg5190 I didn't find the European theatre to be warm and cuddly either. I had a lot of trouble watching "The Pacific" the trauma was a bit too close. Just wanted to warn her how much worse it is than what she watched already.
@@bmorg5190 The European Theater was hell. The Pacific Theater was hell on steroids. The series captures this pretty well.
@@bmorg5190 There usually weren't local populations in the Pacific that were very friendly to the USA. The main exception was the Philippines.
Thank you for the warning! That makes sense! Thanks for letting me know
i love how much Nixon wanted Winters to stay around even after the war, their friendship was awesome, they clearly loved each other a lot
Yeah, watching the real life interviews at the end of this episode always makes mr cry. Damn, Spielberg always seems to be able to do that. Thank you for allowing us to come along on this journey with you, ma'am. It's been a distinct honor.
It has been my absolute honour to watch this with you all here to join my journey. It was a beyond incredible show and I'm so glad I finally experienced it!
When Winters was called back into service during the Korean War, they gave him a choice to either go to Korea or stay stateside and help train airborne officers. He chose to stay stateside. The fact the army gave him a choice showed how much respect they had for him. Winters was the only Army officer that was promoted through the ranks of Lieutenant to Major during the war.
Absolutely do go and watch The Pacific. Its a much harder series to get through, as Band of Brothers is more of a sanitized version to The Pacific's brutal reality, but its just as (if not more) important for people to see.
For a palette cleanser you could probably follow up wirh Generation Kill, which is in the same style but takes place during the 2004 Iraq invasion.
I think those three series together provide a fantastic basis of understanding for civilians about what war is.
Band of Brothers is the nobility and the sacrifice.
Pacific is the struggle and the brutality.
Generation Kill is the absurdity and nonsensical.
Thank you so much for the suggestion! I do plan to watch The Pacific next!! 🙌
That line Winters says at the end with his grandson. Gets me every time 😥🥹
The finishing line from Winters is just a gut punch
Every time. I've seen it 50 times...still hits me...every time.
My grandfather never talked about the War. I told him I thought he was a hero. So he told me he had to shoot a 12 year old Hitler Youth who had run out of an abandoned home in a village their company was passing through. The kid came out of no where and opened fire on his squad. He shouted to the kid in German to drop his weapon and shot him in the leg to stop him. He hit an artery and held the kid giving him water out of his canteen to comfort him as the kid bled out. When he finished the story he said: "There was nothing heroic about that goddman war." And that was it. He never talked about it again.
Same with me. The way his voice cracks as he delivers that line is so sublime.
He was a hero no matter what he thought of himself! ❤️
Yes but that was not Winters story and he was not asked the question by his grandson. See mu comment above. That story was from a letter one of his me sent him. They edited it to make it look like it was Winters own personal story when in truth he was telling about letter one of his men sent him.
As an Australian, you might appreciate "Gallipoli" (1981) which is won Best Film, Best Direction, Best Actor, Best Supporting Actor, Best Screenplay, and Best Cinematography at the 1981 Australian Film Institute Awards. It's about a group of young Australians who join the ANZACs in WW1. It gives a good portayal of the life, culture and attitudes of young men in Australia in the 1910s and the conditions they faced in the war.
I would love for you to watch “The Pacific!” I am American, Jewish. My father was decorated with a presidential citation for valor on Iwo Jima. He was a Forward Mortar Scout. He never came back the same.
Captain Nixon did indeed divorce twice, the lady, Grace whom he met in 1956 was actually a Japanese-American lady who'd been interred in a camp in the States during the war. When the film crew started interviewing the veterans, they noticed that the men were always surrounded by most of their family members Initially, the cameramen & interviewers thought it was because they thought Spielberg or Tom Hanks would be there, but quickly came to realise that it was because it was the first time their Father/Grandfather etc had spoken at any length about the war, and they wanted to hear him ...
I loved the device they used, of revealing the names of these talking heads that we'd seen all through the series, at the very end of the last episode.
Makes my cry every time I watch it.
Carwood Lipton quoting St. Crispin's Day Speech always makes my chest feel tight.
That is a real warrior, a true leader, right there! Someone who went through so much, saw horror, death and misery, yet never lost his Heart.
I look up to him, to this day and will always bring him up, when people experience the adventure that is Band of Brothers.
These heroes, representing the Greatest Generation, thanks to productions like this, will never be forgotten.
Again, thank you for your reactions...and sharing this journey with us. In addition to looking forward to your reactions for "We Stand Alone Together", I too would appreciate you taking on "The Pacific". It's something of a different beast, yet worthy of the praise it received.
That line from Winters about his grandson asking if he was a hero is not his grandson. Those segments of the real veterans of Easy Company speaking are for a documentary about Easy Company. That line was edited and cut in both the show and that documentary.
In Winters book, Beyond Band of Brothers based on his memoirs, he explains the changes they made in the TV series. That line was one of them.
It was from letter one of his men and veteran of Easy Compnay wrote to him and that veteran was telling the story of what his grandson asked and how he answered. Winters was retelling that letter in the documentary but they edited to make it look like it was a question his grandson asked and he answered.
Lol thanks, I should have scrolled down the comments before I posted mine because I posted the same thing lol.
Thank you for this. FYI Berchtesgaden is in Germany but right on the border with Austria. It is also the home of my surrogate grandfather. He was all of three at the end of the war. He owns a hotel there. What people are saying about The Pacific is correct.
sobel's story after the war is really sad. he was recalled to the army for the korean war and became an accountant. he married and had three kids but attempted suicide in 1970 by gunshot. the incident left him blind and he spent his last days ( ~17 years) in a VA assisted living home until he died of malnutrition. no memorial service was held in his name...
edit: from what i read he was a good father and husband but the war experience and the experience with easy company haunted him and they ended up getting divorced which led to him being estranged from his family.
Very sad.
I was born in 65... Both my Grandfather's served in WW2, one in Europe (Army Infantry) and the other in the Pacific (as a Seabee)... Both survived and came home. I was so close to both of them. As a boy, they told me of their times there... It never ceased to amaze me how their generation did nothing less than save the World... The World we take for granted and enjoy. I am proud to have known them, proud to be their kin, and miss them every day.
Berchtesgaden is actually in Southern Germany, very close to the Austrian border. It is an extremely beautiful place, and I recommend checking it out if you're ever in the area. You can even go up into the Eagle's Nest if you want to.
Again, I’m so glad you did this series. Really enjoyed it. And yeah I hope you do The Pacific. It’s probably 10x harder of a watch though, especially in later episodes.
Id also heavily suggest Pitch Black and Chronicles of Riddick - two of my favorite movies ever 😁
I tend to describe the combat in Pacific relative to BoB as “it starts at the intensity of ‘The Breaking Point,’ and increases with each battle.”
@@daddynitro199 The Pacific is a show I definitely recommend, but I understand anyone who drops it halfway through due to how brutal and grim (and, sadly, accurate) it is
_"You keep what you kill."_
A historic work of art about every soldier and specifically Easy Companys Band Of Brothers. The free world owes them all our gratitude and respect.
Unfortunately, Easy Company is given credit for things they didn't do.
George Luz was buried with his earned medals on his chest (Bronze Star, Purple Heart, World War 2 Victory Medal, Presidential Unit Citation) of which his family were not aware. Luz' burial at the Rhode Island Veterans Cemetery in Exeter, Rhode Island, was overseen by more than 1600 people. It was one of the biggest funerals eever held in the state of Rhode Island.
The SS were actually pretty easy to tell apart from the regular German army, they had their blood type tattooed in their armpit incase they needed blood when wounded and couldn't communicate.
Awesome to share this experience with you. I hope you do The Pacific soon, and it shouldn’t be long until Masters of the Air comes out. 😊
The final surviving veteran of Easy Company, Edward Shames, died at age 99 on December 3, 2021.
Oh wow!! RIP Easy Company ❤️
I know that I speak for everyone who spent this journey with you,…thank you for this. Thank you for your compassion, investment in the lives of these men. They represent their fellow brothers from Canada, Ireland, Scotland, England, Australia, New Zealand, Poland, France, Holland, & every other country who stepped up to fight evil. They are indeed the Greatest Generation; the men & women who struggled so in the early 20th Century, the Depression, the Great War….they were tough,resilient, resourceful, humble & I’m so thankful for their sacrifices. Look forward to the documentary. Thank you again Jade, God bless.
Aww thank you so much for your beautiful comment!
If you feel it, there is a beautiful documentary to watch with all the Easy Company men, it's called We stand alone together ... all the interviews in the intro are from this documentary.
That will be coming next so stay tuned!! 🙌
I didn't know you were Australian! I was fortunate to have visited Brisbane and Johnston while I was in the Navy and your country and people are magnificent! You treated us so well. There is a sort of western movie, but it's staged in Australia called Quigley Down Under. Have you seen it?
I love and appreciate all who react to this series, but certain channels stand out as my favorite because you can easily tell how truly interested and invested they are in it. Yours will forever fall into that category with me. I thoroughly enjoyed following your entire journey through this absolute marvel of cinematic perfection.
You quickly learned the names, the personalities, the inner stories amongst the bigger story. That's a really amazing thing to have the pleasure to watch.
Thank you
Aww that truly means the world to me!! Thank you so much for your lovely comment!
Great reaction to the whole series Jade. And you absolutely MUST watch The Pacific. It will be intense. And I’m looking forward tomseeing your reaction to the documentary about these men.
Now that you’ve finished the series, Albert Speer, Germany’s Minister of Armaments and War Production, was convicted of war crimes at the Nuremberg trials ans spent 20 years in Spandau Prison. He wrote a bokk called “Spandau: The Secret Diaries” and in that book he briefly talked about a “hard-nosed, irritating American Commandant.” The man he was talking about was later identified to be Ronald Speirs.
Thanks for including us on your journey with Easy Company. Sadly, all members have passed away.
The Pacific is another series made after this based on the Marines that served in the Pacific Theater against the Japanese. FYI, if you decide to watch it, don't yet to compare the two series to each other. They're both great in their own ways.
I loved your reaction to this entire series. It's one of my most beloved, if not THE most, of any television or movie production I've ever seen. You had the kindest and most sincere reactions to it -- it's refreshing for someone born around 30 years after the war like me, or someone born 50 years after the war like you to appreciate this greatest generation. I know they appreciate being appreciated -- and this series did one of the best jobs honoring them.
Every time I watch Winter speaking at the end, it reminds me of my dad, Bill Young. He served from Feb of ‘41 to Oct of ‘45 in the American 1st infantry division in North Africa and Europe. He was wounded by German mortars in Algeria and carried shell fragments in his back and legs until he died in 2008 at the age of 95. And even though he fought in every campaign in the European theater and was decorated for bravery, he never thought of himself as a hero. He said the heroes were the ones who gave their lives. Dad was always popular in our hometown in Ohio, but his dearest friends were 2 of the soldiers he served with from New York, Martin Konkle and John Mills. On the 65th anniversary of D-Day he told me that not a single day had ever gone by since the end of the war when he hadn’t been reminded of someone he knew or something he’d seen while he was at war. Not a single day.
Wow thank you so much for sharing your father's story!! May he rest in peace and I thank him so much for his service!
@@MovieJoob thank you. I was wondering if I went too far, but I really respected him. And I miss him very much.
Excellent reaction Jade, it’s good to see you on a better mood after the last episode, it broke my heart to see you like that, I’m very excited for you to experience the pacific and other world war II themed movies
Aww thank you so much!!
This was such an amazingly well done conclusion to the series. I would say absolutely, you should definitely watch "The Pacific". It's an excellent series, as well, though, it's focus is much more on the naked brutality of the Pacific war, and, the dehumanizing effects of it.
Sadly, VE Day wasn't the end of the war. VE Day was May, 8, 1945. The Japanese wouldn't surrender until September 2.
I do plan to watch it and I'm very much looking forward to it!!
10:21 I'm a bit disappointed that no UA-camrs seem to appreciate the significance of seeing former deadly enemues working side by side and chatting amicably and an American soldier going out of his way to help a disbled German soldier.
Well done young lady! As well as entertaining your audience, my hope for you is that you enjoyed and learned from this series. We must never forget our history and great men like these.
I learned a ton and did a bunch of research after episode 9 and have gained so much from this incredible show!
Glad you enjoyed it. It was a fantastic journey and glad I got to re-experience it through you. Looking forward to your next great series/movie.
Thank you so much! It was a fantastic watch!!
Now you know why I spoke of the two types of tears. There is even emotion when the German general speaks to his men.
So glad you watched the series and taking the time to react to it all.
Again, as we say here in Texas; Y'all be safe.
Ya'll be safe too! It was so emotional! Brilliantly done show! I'm so glad I watched it and especially with you all joining on my journey. Thank you.
@@MovieJoob I'm reading a book called, "Fierce Valor." It's story of Ronald Speirs. After WW2 he went on to do even more missions. He served in the Korean war and he went on special missions in south east Asia just prior to the Vietnam conflict.
My father was in WW2 Europe right near the end. Step father served in Korea and did the full 26 years of service before retiring. My uncle was in the Pacific in the Navy during WW2. He then joined the Army and went to Korea where he was wounded as well as being a POW for about 8 hours until he was rescued. His Purple Heart was for being hit by a grenade. He almost lost his right arm. He also did 26 years before retiring! Needless to say I come from a military family. I have all my uncles awards, including his Purple Heart. My sister has my step fathers awards.
You need to come visit Texas some time.😊😊🙃💯
with you saying at the beginning youre Australian, I wonder if you've seen the movie about the Australian military in the Vietnam War called Danger Close: The Battle of Long Tan(2019). It's a really good film on the events that happened there. It's worth checking out even if not in reaction capacity.
Pacific would be awesome continuation, yes its more brutal than Band of Brothers but you survived Hacksaw Ridge, so Pacific shouldn´t be too much of a problem. I would recommend also Clint Eastwood´s double Featurette: Flags of Our Father & Letters from Iwo Jima. Seeing same battle in two different perspective.
Thank you so much for the suggestions!! I do plan to watch The Pacific!! 🙌
This was absolutely enjoyable to come along on. Jade you always find the way to make my day better, especially since when i get home from work. You are my hero and I hope for more exciting content. Some requests are the final seasons of Clone Wars, Bad Batch surrounding the likes of Clone Force 99, Season 3 of the Mandalorian, Forrest Gump and Full Metal Jacket
A couple of points…
Australia entered the war in 1939. Diggers fought in Tobruk, Italy, and France, as well as New Guinea for a long time. There are very few of these men left. If you see any of them, stop, ask where they served, tell them their sacrifices made a difference, and thank them. Oh, and if you haven’t seen Gallipoli move it high on your view list.
Germany was defeated. Some Nazis like Hitler and Himmler committed suicide. Many were tried for war crimes at Nuremberg. Some were executed. A few were found not guilty, very few. Some were guilty but didn’t get the death penalty. These people, Rudolf Hess,Albert Speer, were prisoners in Spandau Prison. The command of the prison rotated among the Allied nations. It was a very big deal for Speirs to be the American commander.
Watch The Pacific. It is different from BOB but just as good. Don’t expect to feel the same way.
My dad fought in WW II so I have a huge interest in this series. I’ve watched it many times and I’ve watched many reaction videos. I have to tell you that, of all of the reaction videos I’ve watched, yours are by far my favorite. You focused on the humanity of all of this and, to me, that’s what it’s all about. The people and the effect they had on the war, as well as the effect the war had on them. I teared up several times watching your reaction whereas I rarely do anymore because I’ve watched the show so many times. Thanks you
Have watched a bunch of reactions to this series, and honestly yours is one of the best , really enjoyed, thanks and god bless
Aww thank you so very much!
Such a beautiful reaction. Thank you!
Well done wonderful reactions....truly felt what you felt.
The late and great Steve Irwin was proud of his Aussie military, and the allies, for what they did in WWII. He would bring them up every now and then during his show. You should definitely check out The Pacific too!
So happy you enjoyed this fantastic series. It is so important to preserve the memories of these men. We tend to forget time to time that these arent just movies and actors, theyre real people and real stories, real grandparents.
Excellent all your reaction to this great series, I loved it and it was a pleasure to follow it on your channel. Good for you 👏
Aww thank you so incredibly much!! 🙌
Loved your journey through this - emotional, and measured.
Thank you so much!!
Really enjoyed your reaction to this masterpiece of a series. Well done.
Thank you so very much!
You made it through, Jade! A very high smiles to tears ratio in this episode. Stephen Ambrose (author of the book) grew up listening to the stories of WW II veterans. The reason so many of them went into construction, teaching and the like is that they'd seen
utter devastation and wanted to build, teach and help the USA become worthy of its heritage.
I have thoroughly enjoyed your reactions to this series. Great job jade. ❤
Nothing will make me cry on cue quicker than thinking about the finale of this show.
It happened at work the other day. I had to kind of hide for a moment and get myself together.
I'm sure someone has already mentioned the Band of Brothers podcast. It aired 2021 to celebrate BoB 20th anniversary.
It's been great following your reaction to the best series ever made!
One thing I'll always treasure, during my job training at Ft Jackson we got to go to the local 4th of July celebration. They had 2 para troopers from the 506th regiment and got to get an autograph from Forrest Guth and Earl McGluth who posed with people from Easy CO like Floyd Talbert, David Morris, etc. Such an amazing thing meeting Forest and Earl who served with the Screaming Eagles
Enjoyed your reactions to BOB. Very genuine. Looking forward to your reaction to the documentary.
Awesome series reaction. I really enjoyed following your journey through this.
Thank you so much!
G’day from Texas. Excellent reactions to an excellent series. Aussies are the best reactors. One word - Gallipoli. WW1 from an Aussie perspective. With a young Mel Gibson.
It's been great watching you make your way through this series Jade. I'd most certainly recommend The Pacific as a follow-up. It's another equally fantastic series, but focuses more (in my opinion, anyway) on the dehumanizing side of war. It's a heavy watch, but it's absolutely worth it.
Hello. I'm extremely late to the party. I love this series with all my heart. I even read the book that it was based on. One interesting fact.. in 10:30 when they were discussing which countries they liked... In the book, it said that everyone hated France/the French. But ironically, they all loved Germany/the Germans (non-Nazi of course).
Welcome! Thank you for being here! And loool everyone hates the French even if they weren't the enemy 😂
THE PACIFIC.
Bonus, episode 3 takes place in Australia.
Great journey! Thank you for reviewing an absolutely masterpiece series. Highly recommend a continuation with the Pacific series, also incredible.
One limited series i highly recommend is generation kill… based on a true events of a rollingtone reporter following recon marines in iraq.. one of the MOST accurate descriptions of how military life is from how we talk, sitting around and waitingfor hours, annoying/ incompetent leadership etc.. its 7 episodes long.. its a must watch
Great series and thanks for the watch. So many amazing moments and is just a glimpse of the hardship the men had to go through. Watch the pacific show, very similar and intense in its own right and allows a different perspective. 👍
Bradford Freeman was the last member of Easy Company, he passed in July of 2022 at 97yr
Definitely gotta watch The Pacific
Glad you watched this series! One of the best adaptions of WW2 ever!
It was incredible! I'm so glad I watched it too!
The Pacific was actually filmed in Australia. There's a few roles with Australian actors as well.
“The Pacific” isn’t a series to ask about. Like this one, you just know to watch it! Absolutely you must watch it! And you must do “Schindler’s List” - or an episode of your reactions to it if you have already watched it. I know what that movie did to all of us in the theater; it would be wonderful to experience it through you and our decades of filters. ❤
My favourite episode of any series. I love the ending so much. The book is great too, with some brilliant photos. BTW, Berchtesgaden is in Germany, not Austria. And Winters transfer request to go to the Pacific was rejected when the officer said his men had earned the right to keep him around.
Grant would make a nice recovery from getting shot in the head. But he would spend his life with a speech impairment and his arm paralyzed in several places. But, still alive and well. German surgeon performed a miracle that night.
Hey Jade it was amazing great…wow
Thanks a lot for your time 👍👍👍
And yes please do the pacific ,This boys are also company’s of heroes
Greets and cheers
MIK
Thank YOU for your time!! I enjoyed it so much and can't wait to experience The Pacific too!
That last line by winters crushes my soul every time. I can't watch it without crying. And I know it's coming every time. What a great series. You're reactions to this series was so genuine, and brought me back so many years. You mentioned you are going to watch the pacific. Good for you. Just go into it with a blank slate. Don't compare it to BoB. It's literally night and day difference between the two series. But that's not say the pacific isn't great. If you ask me I can't say for certain which series I like better. They're just two completely different stories. Anyway cheers 🍻
HI, first of all a little correction. Berchtesgaden is in Bavaria, Germany, not Austria. You can visit the Eagles Nest, it is a restaurant now. And you even can get up there wwith the golden Elevator. Greetings from Germany. Love your reactions.
Berchtesgaden is actually in Germany (in the Bavarian Alps). Easy Company moved into Austria afterward.
Yes you need to watch THE PACIFIC it is great and shows the fight for the Pacific islands, my grandfather fought on the island of Okinawa and made it back home. He was one of the lucky ones, the heros of the Pacific theater never made it home. Give Thanks to all those that gave their lives and still fight to protect us!
Brilliant indeed. More so because it was based on those who were really there and their experiences. God bless them one and all.
Most of BoB was filmed in the UK. The mountainous scenes were filmed in Switzerland.
We enjoyed watching with you🙏👍✌️
Aww I'm so glad! Thank you so much!
I never get tired of watching this series!
Yes, watch the pacific as well. It is done by the same people who created band of brothers.
I so look forward to watching that next!!
They are all gone now and the world is a bit sadder for it .
For the Fallen-
Stand down now good and faithful servants. Your long watch is over. We have the Conn now. Go rest high on that mountain brothers. Be at ease, Rest in Honored Peace. Go forth and war no more. God's Speed and God bless. Prayers for your families and friends. Prayers for those still on watch. Fair Winds and Following Seas Brothers
All Hands render Honors as the 24 Hallowed notes sound.
And one more time this old Doc whispers,
Semper Fi........
Thanks so much for Reacting to the Entirety of Band Of Brothers! 🙂
My absolute pleasure!!
Band of Brother is one of the most powerful, inspiring, influential and emotional TV shows in history and I would strong recommend you watch the documentary of Easy Company called “We Stand Alone Together” it’s truly a masterpiece of documentary.
I adore your reactions, and can see how my last comment might seem insensitive. My family were gypsies, and my uncle served on the U.S.S. Indianapolis. I'm a veteran of Desert Storm, and truly believe everyone should see this series, because it is a very realistic view of what our soldiers, and marines went through. It helps civilians understand what we volunteer to do.
If you want some insight into ANZAC troops, the movie Danger Close, although it is Vietnam, has a good view of that. The song I Was Only 19, by Redgum was written by a survivor of that battle.
Again thank you for watching this and appreciating the sacrifices made by soldiers of any nation.
Thank you so much! And yes I have heard that song! It's so heartbreaking! Thank you for your service! ❤️
One word for The Pacific: BRUTAL
Excellent reaction. I am glad that you will be watching the documentary it is excellent. As far as the the Pacific goes it is very good but is also very different. The Pacific theater was much more brutal that the European one, and the show depicts the brutality in detail. I am not saying this to scare you off, i believe you should watch it just be prepared, it is a very hard series to watch but well worth it.
It’s not like it’s actual war footage so it shouldn’t be that much of a problem watching from the comfort of their own homes.. none of that putting hands in front of face stuff either. That way you miss details obviously but I’ve just never understood why people do that.. 🤷♂️
I loved this journey of yours with Band of Brothers, it's my favorite series, and we've learned a lot from it and hope that something like this never happens again. I want to apologize for my comment on the EP9 video, I think it was very strong and I must have upset a lot of people... so I apologize to Jade and everyone for the perhaps rude and rude words.
The pacific is an amazing series. Just be prepared to see more gore.
Did you notice the helmet they drew the names from was empty after they drew Powers' name? Lottery was supposedly fixed in his favor by the other men so that they could be sure he would go home. Without the points to go home he almost surely would have been sent to Pacific.
About the German that Liebgott was hunting:
it would have been very easy to find out if he was a "regular" soldier or a SS man. The SS and Waffen SS had their blood type tattooed on the left side of their torso, on the ribs just below the armpit, while the regular army (German "Heer") did not. In real life this was used to sort out SS and Waffen SS men who were trying to hide amongst the regular army prisoners.
4:45 Say what you will about the ethics of giving an alcoholic the keys to a liquor cellar. Winters' doing so to Nixon was probably one of the best bro moves of the 20th century. 🤜