Any soldier complaining about all the running at PT, this is why we run. You can be strong as a bull all day long but your endurance and ability to run and keep running can save you, and your buddies lives.
This is definitely one of the films that reminds me of my teenage years. Being a teen between 2001-2007 was pretty awesome when I think back: War films, big franchise movie trilogies, games like Halo, CoD, GTA, Punk Rock music...
Nobody is probably going to see this but this scene was amazing. When I first watched this movie I didn’t think the they’d put the Mogadishu mile In the movie. I was amazed that they put this scene in the movie.
I'm taking my black belt test tomorrow, and my instructor told me to watch this scene and think about it. He said that whenever I feel like giving up, I should think about these people who ran nonstop in extreme heat, wearing heavy gear while being shot at. If they can do all that, then I can find it in myself to do my best and finish the test!
@@DankMemeTeacher I did pass! I was promoted to black belt in September 2020. The test was exhausting and probably the most challenging process I've ever gone through, but I did it and it's my life's biggest accomplishment :)
What hit the hardest is the fact that in wars like these, also portrayed in this scene, is that on one end every single person you meet wants to shoot you between the eyes, but walk a few hundred meters further and suddenly everyone sees you as a hero It is the strangest thing in modern war, but it is reality, and the fact that even in such short distances people have a completely different view and opinion, and you cant really tell what they really want untill you meet them face to face
Col (R) Maqbool Afridi | My unit, 15 Frontier Force Regiment “Fighting Fifteen” was deputed for UNOSOM II, Mogadishu, Somalia from Aug 1993 to Oct, 1994. The unit underwent a remarkable experience of hostile actions & humanitarian work. The unit took part to rescue US Rangers from the clutches of hostile Somali militia in the famous operation termed by the Americans “Battle of Mogadishu”. On 3rd Oct, 1993, US Rangers Rescue Operation was carried out along with US Rangers / Delta Force / QRF, comprising of 160 soldiers, 19 aircrafts (including 8 Black Hawk Helicopters & 8 Little Birds). The Pakistani force comprised of 15 FF & 19 L, having APC borne Platoon & troop of tank respectively. The Malaysian force comprised of few empty APCs for accommodating the stranded soldiers. At about 1500 hrs, US Rangers raided Olympic Hotel, in the middle of city, to apprehend Gen Farrah Aidid & his aides. As per plan the US Rangers were dropped from the helicopters & they apprehend few Somalis. Once the Rangers were being retrieved, 2 helicopters were shot by the Somalis with rocket launchers. The helicopters fell down and the crew took up defensive position in the nearby buildings. Mean while, many ground attempts were made by US troops to reach the hotel and extricate the stranded soldiers. But Somalis had by then erected many road blocks on the roads leading to the hotel. The Somali militia effective fires on helicopters as well as on ground forces nullify all efforts of the US troops to extricate their stranded soldiers. At about 1700 hrs, Pakistan contingent was asked to help to rescue the stranded Rangers. The Pakistani force was given the task to lead the Rangers Force / Delta Force from sea port till the Olympic Hotel, give fire support at the site and once the stranded Rangers are rescued then cover the withdrawal of the Force. The operation started at about 2300 hrs from the sea port. Pakistani force was in the lead followed by US troops in their humvees and the Malaysian APCs at the end. Throughout the move Pakistani force came under heavy fire from the close by buildings / streets but due to effective counter fire they made the headway. At last the force reached the site at about 0030 hrs. As per plan the US Rangers / QRF started contacting the stranded troops and some troops were extricated. The whole night Pakistani force provided fire support to US troops and was also fighting the Somali militia who was firing on them from multiple directions. Due to stiff resistance & effective fire by the militia, there was lack of coordination / coherence amongst the various US fighting groups. The US Rangers were not able to contact the group which was in the south of the Olympic Hotel and they were worried as day light was approaching. The last group was contacted at 0500 hrs but due to panic and fatigue the US soldiers started firing on each other and few got injured. Many US soldiers were accommodated in own APCs. One of the badly wounded US soldier left behind was dragged and accommodated by Lt Baber in his own APC (Lt Baber being light weight couldn’t pick him being heavy weight). After retrieving the stranded soldiers the force started moving back at about 0530 hrs. The Pakistani troops were at the tail end to protect the force from Somali militia who was chasing them with intense fire from every direction. The complete force reached Soccer Stadium at about 0700 hrs on 4th Oct, 1993. They were provided with first aid, tea & water etc by Pakistan contingent. From there, the US troops were lifted by helicopters to their camp. Approximately 20 US Rangers killed, 75 wounded & 1 captured alive, 1 Malaysian killed & 7 wounded, 1 soldier of my unit got a shrapnel wounded on his cheek but refused to go to hospital. Approx 1500 - 3000 Somali killed / wounded. On 4th Oct, in the morning, the Subedar Major came to give the routine OK report, told me jubilantly that, “Americans are saluting our flag” (while passing through our camp). Once the platoon came back, I asked them in light mood that how was the night. They smiled, with glowing faces & shine in their eyes, in loud voices replied “Sir, we have rescued the American Rangers from Somali militia”. The Hollywood has made Oscar winning award movie “Black Hawk Down”. The US Rangers action has been amply covered with exaggeration. I wish the action of Pakistani force should have been given due coverage. I shall not write much about US Rangers / Delta Force battle worthiness - for poor planning, execution & fighting abilities of the soldiers in battle field because, “A soldier should not disgrace a soldier”. But do give them credit for requesting Pakistan Army contingent to rescue them else they all would have been butchered by the hostile militia at night.
It was not the soldiers' inability to fight. It was the Somalians' lack of righteousness as a culture; some cultures are not worth saving. That is the strategic issue. Operationally, the disapproval of armor by President Clinton led to this. Then, his feckless leadership afterwards led to the pulling out of the mission-- not understanding the US had a real chance of reshaping the culture after Aideed's militia was mortally wounded.
Wow Sir..... Salute to you all guys....and with all due respect sir....and salute to our Malaysian brothers as well....THESE GUY'S WON'T DO ANY GOOD WHICH BENEFITS and makes better image of PAKISTAN OR ITS ARMY....cuz they have used almost everything and billions of dollars just to portray PAKISTAN 🇵🇰 as a villain....a failed state and whatever bullshit They could come up with....Plus they have never acknowledged our sacrifices against the war on terror and had always blamed us for their failure in Afghanistan....we have suffered way more than any other American Allies....but the credit was never given.... instead we were treated as a tissue paper....they came,they used us and than dumped us like we were nothing.... So them not giving the due credit in this epic movie isn't something new.... But it's fine SIR...and once again salute to you all... YOU GUY'S ARE OUR PRIDE....OUR ARMY IS THE PRIDE OF OUR NATION...and we know that....love you all
last part made me tear up as the refugees welcomed them back to base or where they cheering of their defeat...well it does suck that Africa is like that
Jose Rios defeat ? The rangers succeeded in their mission. Just took a different and violent route. 19 Americans died vs 1000 Somali militia forces. Although them cheering for them having to retreat back to base is indeed sad, especially when the Americans were really trying to help. The u.s forces were afraid they were ready to go back out and run the militia out. But thousands of militia fighters were pouring into the city,the rangers and delta's were still ready to fight more of them.
Jose Rios it was a Pyrrhic victory according to most. We got the objective finished but lost 4 birds. 2 weren't shown in the movie. I don't have the book right now but I believe one was super 68 and the other was super 69? Correct me if I'm wrong. Maybe it was three birds like I said I have to find my copy of the book.
Este es la escena de la la famosa "Milla de Mogadiscio" como la nombran los Rangers que la vivieron. This is the scene of the famous "Mile of Mogadishu" as named by the Rangers who lived it.
The Mogadishu Mile is inaccurately portrayed in this movie. They didn’t actually run all the way back to the stadium in real life... they actually went in the exact opposite direction of the stadium, to a rally point past the original target building where more vehicles were and picked them up. So they were initially following alongside of the rescue convoy then for some reason the convoy sped up and left them on their own but they met back up with them
Nonetheless, the troops were still forced to run a mile after over a day of intense fighting while low on food, energy, and supplies, under enemy fire so mad respect all the same
The ones in the rear did run, Kenny Thomas was in the back and he said that his unit ran the whole way under fire. Depens on the unit. But im sure it wasnt walk, it was more of hussle. No idiot would would stroll in a hot zone.
So funny that you pointed that out! In 2003 I got this in DVD and I happened to see it and I told my friend ' look, see the man in the white t shirt? That's the camera man! ' at 12 old I'm saying that haha
The ran about 3 miles suffering from dehydrating and sleep deprivation became the convoy that was supposed to pick them up took off hence why in ranger school you do the Mogadishu mile
It's called the Mogidishu Mile because the distance was......a mile 🤯, not 3. The convoy didn't leave them, they sped walked the mile to a staging point where the convoy was waiting.
I still don't know whether those Somalian citizens at the end of this clip were cheering to them, or more like bullying, waving them off, knowing they can't be harmed as unarmed folk.
Are there any videos or interviews done on the Somali militia men who were engaging the Rangers during the Mogadishu mile and if they intentionally allowed them to escape? Any links to articles or videos would be well appreciated.
The book has interviews with both civilians and some of the fighters to an extent, its one of the poorer aspects of the film that they didn't adapt the perspective of the Somali people living in Mogadishu.
There's an interview with some of the somalis that participated in the battle, and they said that they wanted to let the Americans to survive so that the city could see them running with their tails between their legs Either that was the case or they just used it as an excuse for their atrocious aim
My knowledge on the history is lacking, but weren’t the group of soldiers left behind eventually extracted from another location in the city? Also why did the mob stop pursuing them after a certain point? And why were the villagers closer to the stadium not hostile to the soldiers, even cheering them on? Anyone with a bit more info?
The book by Mark Bowdan touches on it. It is basically tribal/warlord competition which translated into control of parts of Mogadishu. Those clinging to the hope of real change, naturally clung closer to the US troops. The book/movie doesn't address the SNA being broken as a result of the fight.
Fucking hell just read up on it, the civilian volunteers were actually a hinderance to the SNA troops. After a point in the battle they began to disperse leaving the trained fighter to continue the battle. Later when the rescue convoy had been sent out Aidid told his commanders to stand down and allow the besieged americans to be rescued. Listen a simple wiki read would give you a much clearer idea of the sequence of events and the general context surrounding the battle.
@@gustavofernandez7194 l am not like them. U now the all the countries is not bad but some people are not good u have to know that. Allah can gave us a peace and everything. Thanks how you are answer me.
My fault for not being a military man, but I've never understood why the guys in the APC's appear to have "abandoned" the guys running on foot to their fate. Is hitching a ride forbidden in the armed forces? No room in the vehicles? Lie on the floor, lie on top of the vehicles, can't be any worse than running on the streets.
The fact that they rolled up not only one but TWO technicals with .50cal and didn't hit ONE marine is really a joke. I don't have any weaponstraining, but give me a .50Cal mounted on a pickup, and i'm pretty sure i can cut atleast 1 marine in half that's running away from me.
It really happened. How i try explain it is that its not a human nature to attack a fleeing enemy its been well documented after WW2 btw. Modern millitaries like US found a way to overcome this with new kind of training while somalians were training in old way. This also explains way only 19 US soldiers got killed while somalian casualties were over 1000.
I gotta ask, once they clear the fog and there's the kids and people there cheering and the like, I never understood-were the people cheering as in, "Oh, the Americans had to run away" or cheering because they tried to take out some of the bad guys?
Any soldier complaining about all the running at PT, this is why we run. You can be strong as a bull all day long but your endurance and ability to run and keep running can save you, and your buddies lives.
Lol I'm reality they didn't even run that far lol
The mogue mile wasn't anywhere near as long as it was shown to be in the film
This guy didn’t serve
My son who I'm proud of is in the army and loves it. It's a big close bit family you watch each others back regardless.
Have yet to come across any soldier or Marine complaining about running too much. Stop pulling bs out your rear for likes.
This is definitely one of the films that reminds me of my teenage years. Being a teen between 2001-2007 was pretty awesome when I think back: War films, big franchise movie trilogies, games like Halo, CoD, GTA, Punk Rock music...
Also I had the track from the end credits on my playlist during college.
Yes u r right brother 👍
Fuck I wish I was a teen around those times. Seems a little simpler and cooler. Peace from Australia. ✌️
I LOVED that age
I saw this when it was in the theater. The scene where Shughart got overrun by the skinnies still hurts to watch
Happy Memorial Day. Thank you to every soldier who served in the Battle of Mogadishu in 1993. RIP to those who lost their lives.
Nobody is probably going to see this but this scene was amazing. When I first watched this movie I didn’t think the they’d put the Mogadishu mile In the movie. I was amazed that they put this scene in the movie.
I'm taking my black belt test tomorrow, and my instructor told me to watch this scene and think about it. He said that whenever I feel like giving up, I should think about these people who ran nonstop in extreme heat, wearing heavy gear while being shot at. If they can do all that, then I can find it in myself to do my best and finish the test!
Did you pass? Where is the one-year update
@@DankMemeTeacher I did pass! I was promoted to black belt in September 2020. The test was exhausting and probably the most challenging process I've ever gone through, but I did it and it's my life's biggest accomplishment :)
@@rubyxfox all I can say is congratulations. You soldiered on through and nailed the objective.
Fair play to ya!
@@Spectre1-3 Thank you very much! :)
Black belt in what?
2:23 This scene from here to the end of this video is so chilling with the music and Slo-mo
When was the UN in Detroit?
When the Shit hit the fan.
CEOkiller Looks like Detroit kicked the UNs ass.
CEOkiller lmao
CEOkiller good one lol
Savage AF, hahahahaha
For those that don’t know. The Ranger that falls over the guy that fell down at 2:08 is Tom Hardy. First American film
I gotta say this movie has aged pretty well!
One of the movies I watch 20 times all over and over again hehe
WOW! The UN, 10th Mountain, Delta and Rangers had to haul ass out of Detroit!
10th mountain at Somalia was part of UN mission...
@@haskapaska had to ruin a joke
if it were Detroit, it would have been considerably worse
What hit the hardest is the fact that in wars like these, also portrayed in this scene, is that on one end every single person you meet wants to shoot you between the eyes, but walk a few hundred meters further and suddenly everyone sees you as a hero
It is the strangest thing in modern war, but it is reality, and the fact that even in such short distances people have a completely different view and opinion, and you cant really tell what they really want untill you meet them face to face
zimmer... musician godness
Fuck me I just know that zimmer score this movie
what is the name of the last song?
Col (R) Maqbool Afridi |
My unit, 15 Frontier Force Regiment “Fighting Fifteen” was deputed for UNOSOM II, Mogadishu, Somalia from Aug 1993 to Oct, 1994. The unit underwent a remarkable experience of hostile actions & humanitarian work. The unit took part to rescue US Rangers from the clutches of hostile Somali militia in the famous operation termed by the Americans “Battle of Mogadishu”.
On 3rd Oct, 1993, US Rangers Rescue Operation was carried out along with US Rangers / Delta Force / QRF, comprising of 160 soldiers, 19 aircrafts (including 8 Black Hawk Helicopters & 8 Little Birds). The Pakistani force comprised of 15 FF & 19 L, having APC borne Platoon & troop of tank respectively. The Malaysian force comprised of few empty APCs for accommodating the stranded soldiers.
At about 1500 hrs, US Rangers raided Olympic Hotel, in the middle of city, to apprehend Gen Farrah Aidid & his aides. As per plan the US Rangers were dropped from the helicopters & they apprehend few Somalis. Once the Rangers were being retrieved, 2 helicopters were shot by the Somalis with rocket launchers. The helicopters fell down and the crew took up defensive position in the nearby buildings. Mean while, many ground attempts were made by US troops to reach the hotel and extricate the stranded soldiers. But Somalis had by then erected many road blocks on the roads leading to the hotel. The Somali militia effective fires on helicopters as well as on ground forces nullify all efforts of the US troops to extricate their stranded soldiers.
At about 1700 hrs, Pakistan contingent was asked to help to rescue the stranded Rangers. The Pakistani force was given the task to lead the Rangers Force / Delta Force from sea port till the Olympic Hotel, give fire support at the site and once the stranded Rangers are rescued then cover the withdrawal of the Force. The operation started at about 2300 hrs from the sea port.
Pakistani force was in the lead followed by US troops in their humvees and the Malaysian APCs at the end. Throughout the move Pakistani force came under heavy fire from the close by buildings / streets but due to effective counter fire they made the headway. At last the force reached the site at about 0030 hrs.
As per plan the US Rangers / QRF started contacting the stranded troops and some troops were extricated. The whole night Pakistani force provided fire support to US troops and was also fighting the Somali militia who was firing on them from multiple directions. Due to stiff resistance & effective fire by the militia, there was lack of coordination / coherence amongst the various US fighting groups. The US Rangers were not able to contact the group which was in the south of the Olympic Hotel and they were worried as day light was approaching. The last group was contacted at 0500 hrs but due to panic and fatigue the US soldiers started firing on each other and few got injured. Many US soldiers were accommodated in own APCs. One of the badly wounded US soldier left behind was dragged and accommodated by Lt Baber in his own APC (Lt Baber being light weight couldn’t pick him being heavy weight). After retrieving the stranded soldiers the force started moving back at about 0530 hrs.
The Pakistani troops were at the tail end to protect the force from Somali militia who was chasing them with intense fire from every direction. The complete force reached Soccer Stadium at about 0700 hrs on 4th Oct, 1993. They were provided with first aid, tea & water etc by Pakistan contingent. From there, the US troops were lifted by helicopters to their camp.
Approximately 20 US Rangers killed, 75 wounded & 1 captured alive, 1 Malaysian killed & 7 wounded, 1 soldier of my unit got a shrapnel wounded on his cheek but refused to go to hospital. Approx 1500 - 3000 Somali killed / wounded.
On 4th Oct, in the morning, the Subedar Major came to give the routine OK report, told me jubilantly that, “Americans are saluting our flag” (while passing through our camp). Once the platoon came back, I asked them in light mood that how was the night. They smiled, with glowing faces & shine in their eyes, in loud voices replied “Sir, we have rescued the American Rangers from Somali militia”. The Hollywood has made Oscar winning award movie “Black Hawk Down”. The US Rangers action has been amply covered with exaggeration. I wish the action of Pakistani force should have been given due coverage. I shall not write much about US Rangers / Delta Force battle worthiness - for poor planning, execution & fighting abilities of the soldiers in battle field because, “A soldier should not disgrace a soldier”. But do give them credit for requesting Pakistan Army contingent to rescue them else they all would have been butchered by the hostile militia at night.
It was not the soldiers' inability to fight. It was the Somalians' lack of righteousness as a culture; some cultures are not worth saving. That is the strategic issue. Operationally, the disapproval of armor by President Clinton led to this. Then, his feckless leadership afterwards led to the pulling out of the mission-- not understanding the US had a real chance of reshaping the culture after Aideed's militia was mortally wounded.
Wow Sir..... Salute to you all guys....and with all due respect sir....and salute to our Malaysian brothers as well....THESE GUY'S WON'T DO ANY GOOD WHICH BENEFITS and makes better image of PAKISTAN OR ITS ARMY....cuz they have used almost everything and billions of dollars just to portray PAKISTAN 🇵🇰 as a villain....a failed state and whatever bullshit They could come up with....Plus they have never acknowledged our sacrifices against the war on terror and had always blamed us for their failure in Afghanistan....we have suffered way more than any other American Allies....but the credit was never given.... instead we were treated as a tissue paper....they came,they used us and than dumped us like we were nothing....
So them not giving the due credit in this epic movie isn't something new....
But it's fine SIR...and once again salute to you all... YOU GUY'S ARE OUR PRIDE....OUR ARMY IS THE PRIDE OF OUR NATION...and we know that....love you all
Such a powerful scene
Very good quality film.Nice!!!
the man with the child.
Funny as fuck.
fuckem all you know. My father was part of the battle for Mogadishu 75th ranger battalion He didnt make it back.
They would run him over in real life, convoys do not stop.
Theresa Pitts thats good news.
Im glad he didn't make it lol
laughing sounds of those little happy kids.....💗..every army men would like to hear
00:50 a sad reminder of how a goodwill mission turned into this...
last part made me tear up as the refugees welcomed them back to base or where they cheering of their defeat...well it does suck that Africa is like that
KingCobra !!!! This is a setback let's try again.
Fear not, those refugees were welcoming the American Soldies like heroes.
Jose Rios defeat ? The rangers succeeded in their mission. Just took a different and violent route. 19 Americans died vs 1000 Somali militia forces. Although them cheering for them having to retreat back to base is indeed sad, especially when the Americans were really trying to help. The u.s forces were afraid they were ready to go back out and run the militia out. But thousands of militia fighters were pouring into the city,the rangers and delta's were still ready to fight more of them.
Jose Rios it was a Pyrrhic victory according to most. We got the objective finished but lost 4 birds. 2 weren't shown in the movie. I don't have the book right now but I believe one was super 68 and the other was super 69? Correct me if I'm wrong. Maybe it was three birds like I said I have to find my copy of the book.
Those were UN workers
Este es la escena de la la famosa "Milla de Mogadiscio" como la nombran los Rangers que la vivieron. This is the scene of the famous "Mile of Mogadishu" as named by the Rangers who lived it.
My favorite scene in the whole film
I love Sanderson’s pistol double tap of those two militia
The Mogadishu Mile is inaccurately portrayed in this movie. They didn’t actually run all the way back to the stadium in real life... they actually went in the exact opposite direction of the stadium, to a rally point past the original target building where more vehicles were and picked them up.
So they were initially following alongside of the rescue convoy then for some reason the convoy sped up and left them on their own but they met back up with them
Nonetheless, the troops were still forced to run a mile after over a day of intense fighting while low on food, energy, and supplies, under enemy fire so mad respect all the same
The ones in the rear did run, Kenny Thomas was in the back and he said that his unit ran the whole way under fire. Depens on the unit. But im sure it wasnt walk, it was more of hussle. No idiot would would stroll in a hot zone.
My FAVORITE movie
Mogadishu history was always amazing
Thats the reason why morning Drills at PMA matters.
Have faith and do your best.
The cameraman in the hmmwv at 0:57
didnt noticed HAHAHAHA frick u
So funny that you pointed that out! In 2003 I got this in DVD and I happened to see it and I told my friend ' look, see the man in the white t shirt? That's the camera man! ' at 12 old I'm saying that haha
thats one of the wounded prisoners.......
@@deezenuts9094 What prisoners? LOL. Get your eyes checked m8 and watch the actual movie.
Deeze Nuts The prisoners were in the Pakistani Stadium by that point in time.
And in the end, what changed? Nothing, absolutely nothing, that is the real sadness of all this ...
MP RPO yeah waste of 19 Americans lives and 1 pilot captured and 2 Choppers lost
The route the US forces had taken to rendezvous is called the Mogadishu Mile and this movie dramatized it a lot. I suggest y'all read about it.
best war movie and music
The ran about 3 miles suffering from dehydrating and sleep deprivation became the convoy that was supposed to pick them up took off hence why in ranger school you do the Mogadishu mile
It's called the Mogidishu Mile because the distance was......a mile 🤯, not 3. The convoy didn't leave them, they sped walked the mile to a staging point where the convoy was waiting.
This scene plus hans zimmer= best modern war scene
This was more than just a movie. It's a cautionary tale on American involvement in foreign entanglements. Obviously Bush W. didn't learn...
Love from Malaysia ❤️
Below in the comments are people who believe that Somalia's problems only started when the US arrived.
@2:25 - A perfect SNA militia formation .......... FOR SOME A-10 BRRRRRT!!!!! Barrage.
Those UN trucks couldn't wait to get out of there. They were just like, "fuck y'all we're out."
I like it
愿世间和平，永远没有战争、疫情。上天🙏
Even after they threw up they kept going no matter what
After watching the movie pls black hawk really people's likes to join Defence forces, to serve county, really it's Great one love s country
The "MOGADESHU MILE"...…………………………….
Des pues de jugar PAILOLAD 2.0 en PUGM me encanta ver esta película. Bueno saludos 😏🇺🇸🇨🇷❤️👍🏻
I cried so fucking much when I first saw this
This was a really good movie!
I don't care what anyone says!
3:36 When you have a long quiz and your teacher is absent.
hey guyz convoy is comin! but guess what youre still gonna run back to the base under enemy fire thanks for your service all of yall
Heroes.
Rangers lead the way ✊✊
All the way.
Pagsure oi
Nathan Tsosie Hoar!
Matics 89 That's airborne,fuckstick
Yea but we marines clear the way first huurah
We dont fucking retreat..we fall back.
I just watched the movie yesterday😂
全片最不合理的地方，有步戰車運輸卻讓步兵墊後掩護，然後一群索馬理士兵在後追發幾千槍後美軍無一傷亡在前跑 。
明明一場敗戰卻變成美軍的英雄氣概表演場死的真的說成活的， 好萊塢不愧是是美國最好的宣傳機器。
Imagine this with Toto - Africa playing
The end of this scene brings me a little bit of hope for that part of the world
I love from India
Wow the rest of Delta mount the vehicles while Hoot and Anderson proceed on foot
Mengerikan sekali ceritanya
Best part of the movie was not included. :(
The best part was the whole movie
gabriel dauz facts bro straight facts. This is my favorite movie of all time.
The soldiers running out never happened. The convoy was over 100 vehicles long..
เพี่อนเรา เป็นยูเอ็นก็มีอยู่ปารรีส French Country ชี่อโมเรโน กับชี่อ จิก เขาเคยไปรบเวียนนามแล้วค่ะ
what they asked for, they got it...
I like black Hawk down
The title says retreat, It looks like a fighting withdrawal against overwhelming odds. Good job soldiers. GySgt USMC retired.
I still don't know whether those Somalian citizens at the end of this clip were cheering to them, or more like bullying, waving them off, knowing they can't be harmed as unarmed folk.
Rest in Peace Tom Sizemore Star Movie 🎬 Black Hawk Drown October 3,1993-2023 30th Anniversary Black Hawk Drown Failer of Clinton Administration 🎬
Gakerasa nonton film ini 12 th yang lalu
Africa 💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪👍👍👍👍👍👍👍Wind
Are there any videos or interviews done on the Somali militia men who were engaging the Rangers during the Mogadishu mile and if they intentionally allowed them to escape? Any links to articles or videos would be well appreciated.
The book has interviews with both civilians and some of the fighters to an extent, its one of the poorer aspects of the film that they didn't adapt the perspective of the Somali people living in Mogadishu.
william lydon Thank you. Well appreciated and will look into it.
1:45 only yurek know how tu use the burst fire in the whole movie
Ran up to a 50 bmg 100 ft away and multiple techs. how did any of them survive?? no one got hit!!??
There's an interview with some of the somalis that participated in the battle, and they said that they wanted to let the Americans to survive so that the city could see them running with their tails between their legs
Either that was the case or they just used it as an excuse for their atrocious aim
Gooper Loper because it is a movie 🎥
You could compare the Mogadishu mile to the Chosin Reservoir
My knowledge on the history is lacking, but weren’t the group of soldiers left behind eventually extracted from another location in the city? Also why did the mob stop pursuing them after a certain point? And why were the villagers closer to the stadium not hostile to the soldiers, even cheering them on? Anyone with a bit more info?
The book by Mark Bowdan touches on it. It is basically tribal/warlord competition which translated into control of parts of Mogadishu. Those clinging to the hope of real change, naturally clung closer to the US troops. The book/movie doesn't address the SNA being broken as a result of the fight.
Fucking hell just read up on it, the civilian volunteers were actually a hinderance to the SNA troops. After a point in the battle they began to disperse leaving the trained fighter to continue the battle. Later when the rescue convoy had been sent out Aidid told his commanders to stand down and allow the besieged americans to be rescued. Listen a simple wiki read would give you a much clearer idea of the sequence of events and the general context surrounding the battle.
There is no permanent friend but interests
Thank god they ran cross country in high school
Omg
0:35 those Somali rebels couldnt hit a single soul at that close range ? The US soldiers got lucky this time .
Trung Duong Thanh they weren’t trained soldiers, just angry, drugged up people with some guns.
Most people here would be the same. They aren't trained.
Bro there was a scene where a kid literally shot his brother. What do expect?
@@imshambles3353 dad*
Adarsh Herle oh damn
Why did the armor vehicle leave those man? Could easily wipe out them with rpg and that 50 cal hit nothing
Yesssss Malaysian GGK come in :)
They fucked up the whole mission for fuck sake
実話に基づいた映画ですね。映画評論家、軍事研究家ペイソンコリンズ
anyone knows the Soundtrack on this part?
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When US were really trying to help
Oh I get it, unprovoked war is justified when a liberal is in the White House.
You know it was to provide aid right?
Right, and the Iraq war was to liberate the people.
This war was actually trying to help. Iraq was not one of those cases.
In other words you believe the bullshit when it comes from a democrat administration. Classic libtard double standards.
The guys driving the APC's should have driven slower and provided these guys with cover.
I love my country somalia. 2020
I now no one is like them. And the americans dont be any angels. I am from uruguay one contry of latin american. 👍
@@gustavofernandez7194 l am not like them. U now the all the countries is not bad but some people are not good u have to know that. Allah can gave us a peace and everything. Thanks how you are answer me.
@@liibaanibrahim2507 👍💓
3:02 this part pissed me off
Why though? They are kids and seem to have been friendly towards the US and the UN.
2:07 WTF kurwa XD
-I'm from Poland my friends.
Cesarz Biznesu2019qa kurwa means Hello right? I said Kurwa to policeman in airport he laught at me
@@degenerategambler000 kurwa in Polish, is Fuck.
what country it is it is Iranian iraq Afghanistan or Indian that you shout the film of black hawk down.
0:34
You missed! How could you miss, they were 20 feet in front of you?!
My fault for not being a military man, but I've never understood why the guys in the APC's appear to have "abandoned" the guys running on foot to their fate. Is hitching a ride forbidden in the armed forces? No room in the vehicles? Lie on the floor, lie on top of the vehicles, can't be any worse than running on the streets.
0:57 😁 fail camera man in car and soldier with machine gunner (legs).
There should be end for one who rebels against their own people
What song
So the trucks just drove off instead of giving cover for the guys running behind
Movie was exaggerated. They ran a mile yes but they were picked up by the convey that stayed behind to pick them up.
It sucks that this is what Africa is truly like
its worse than this
Africas a whole continent not just a city.
And its all a shithole.
Africa is not a city it's a Continent, and no Africa isn't like this. It's like thinking America is all like New York when it's not.
BK CheZ not all I think, south africa is at least better (and don't get me start on wakanda)
Bullet never solution
I’m just confused why they were all cheering after they killed so many of their people are
1:35 shouldn't he be using an M9?
Fliyo MB He’s Delta, he gets to choose what he wants
thats a 1911 dumb '-' Colt 1911 not Beretta M9
Delta Operators are allowed to use whatever sidearm they choose
The fact that they rolled up not only one but TWO technicals with .50cal and didn't hit ONE marine is really a joke.
I don't have any weaponstraining, but give me a .50Cal mounted on a pickup, and i'm pretty sure i can cut atleast 1 marine in half
that's running away from me.
It really happened. How i try explain it is that its not a human nature to attack a fleeing enemy its been well documented after WW2 btw. Modern millitaries like US found a way to overcome this with new kind of training while somalians were training in old way. This also explains way only 19 US soldiers got killed while somalian casualties were over 1000.
I have an incredible theory... perhaps they couldn’t hit any “marines” because this op was carried out by the 75th Ranger Regiment/Delta Force.🤯
I gotta ask, once they clear the fog and there's the kids and people there cheering and the like, I never understood-were the people cheering as in, "Oh, the Americans had to run away" or cheering because they tried to take out some of the bad guys?
Those are local Somalis cheering. They’re the victims of the armed militias you see fighting the US throughout the movie
@@smv-tv Ok, fair enough.
Man fuck running a mile with full gear and a SAW
Cause this is Delta and Ranger