THIS MOVIE IS BRUTAL!! “FURY” (2014) REACTION/COMMENTARY
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One of THE best and most meaningful lines of the movie: Ideals are peaceful, history is violent.
"Wait till you see it."
" What? "
"What a man can do to another man." Best lines in any war film.
And then I heard the voice of the Lord saying, "Whom shall I send, and who will go for us?" And I said, "Here am I. Send me."
It's my favorite Bible verse. Awesome reactions, guys, and God Bless America, and God Bless our MILITARY for those who have fallen for us and for those who keep fighting for all of us.
Vote for a Democrat? Nah. Shit, nah man. I believe you'd get your ass kicked saying something like that.- Lawrence, Office Space
The tiger packed an 88mm gun. Modified from a very good antiaircraft gun. It could handle any allied tank.
Yes, but also the M4A3E8 (Easy Eight - the model “Fury” is) Sherman tank, with its improved 76 mm; could penetrate heavy tanks such as the Tiger and Panther tanks. So in reality, it shouldn’t be struggling to penetrate the frontal armor like it is.
Secondly, Tiger tanks were actually very uncommon on the Western Front. In reality, Stugz, Panzer III & IV’s, and Panthers. A majority of encounters with Tigers on the Western Front were actually other models (mainly ones stated above). An overwhelming majority of Tigers were sent to fight the Soviets on the Eastern front, however Tigers did exist on the Western Front as well.
That part is forgivable, however the next one definitely isn’t as factual.
No, later Sherman’s, especially this late in the war, wouldn’t be explosive lateen death traps that went up within seconds and had turrets that would explode off the tank. Yes, the first models of Sherman’s did experience this, but it wasn’t usually from fuels combusting and setting the tank a blaze. The primary issues why Sherman’s did have catastrophic failures when hit was actually caused by ammunition storage. It was common for rounds of 75 mm to sit freely within the turret or crew compartment, and when the thinner armor was penetrated, the ammunition would cook off causing these catastrophic issues. By this time of the war, they had figured out the culprit and redesigned or refitted Sherman’s with wet storage of ammunition. This greatly reduced the probability of Sherman’s going up with the force to pop the turret.
In reality, the Sherman was a pretty great tank, especially with its speed, maneuverability, and its ease of maintenance. The Sherman was never originally designed to fight other tanks, but instead be infantry support and use its speed to exploit gaps in enemy lines. With upgrades like the 76 mm gun, it could properly take on heavier tanks instead of relying on greater numbers, tank destroyers, and exploding weak points on tanks (like the rear) for victories.
The British made a version of the Sherman called the “Firefly” they took off the normal 76 mm low velocity gun and mounted a 17 pounder anti tank cannon. The firefly’s would eat Tigers alive. Tigers get a lot of attention and they were a tough tank but they weren’t invincible and by the end of the war the Allies had tanks that could take out Tigers. The German Panther tank was probably more dangerous but the tiger gets all the attention.
@@jonandkristen Right, the later Sherman where better ageinst German tanks.
@jonandkristen
Without the rare HVAP rounds, even the 76mm Sherman struggled frontally against the Tiger and Panther. It would have to get dangerously close. It could not penetrate from the distance in Fury. If you note, when they got closer they were shooting from angles, which would make the Tiger's armour even thicker.
The Tiger I had unique nickel steel of 265 Brinell Hardness on its 100mm front plates. Together with the slight angles (24 degrees on the lower front) this gave it an effective frontal thickness of up to 130mm. Far than that on the mantlet in places. No Sherman 76mm is going through the front of a Tiger without HVAP unless at a very close range.
The 76mm was seen as a disappointment without HVAP. Both the US 2nd and 6th Armored Divisions were not satisfied with it and told Eisenhower in their reports in early 1945.
@ryanhampson673
The Tiger I was stronger all round than the Panther. Even the rear plate was 80mm thick and sloped somewhat. That was double the Panthers rear plate thickness.
Though the Panther had a slightly superior anti tank gun up to 2,000 metres (but not over that distance) the Tiger Is gun was a bit more accurate and it's HE round was far more powerful.
The Tiger II was considerably more fearsome than the Panther.
The Tigers were feared for a reason. No tank of WW2 was invincible but the Tigers were the closest to it and they had an overall 12:1 knock out ratio. By far the highest of any tank in WW2.
During Operation Totalize in Normandy in August 1944, the Tiger I had a 10:1 knock out ratio against the Sherman, and that included Fireflies. In that operation 6 Tigers were lost vs over 60 Shermans lost to Tigers.
Sources: Jentz, Schneider, Wilbeck.
"It's not the size of the dog in the fight, it's the size of the fight in the dog."
First quoted by Dwight d Eisenhower
The Rifle you'd thought was an AK-47 was actually a German STG-44.... they looked very similar to each other. Also, this is one of the only modern movies that was allowed to use a real German Tiger Tank during the tank battle. Great reaction, btw!!
"Sauerkraut" is fermented cabbage, similar to kimchi, except that "Sauerkraut" usually tastes a little more sour (hence the name sour cabbage!) and kimchi is usually spicier.
And no, we don't put "Sauerkraut" on any "Hot Dogs", that's a typical American thing!
We usually eat "Sauerkraut" warm as a side dish with other things, e.g. with smoked pork.
Goes good on bratwurst
@@ColtinEddy Yess!!!! 😀
My Dad LOVED that smelly garbage. I remember the Summer we were camped out at the big air show in Oshkosh, Wisconsin. All the food tents were selling sauerkraut at BREAKFAST. It was a real epiphany, for him. I wound up abandoning our tent and sleeping in the van.
Sauerkraut and Kimchi is fire. Love me some cabbage.
They had orders to stop that troop concentration. They had to stay and fight to save lives
“Hitler was on some crazy shit back in the day”- best quote of the reaction 😭
Well, he was on drugs, so yea.
@chelsea6029 😂😂
@@Chonstantin nahhh bro, just a nice lil bar of pervitin chocolate, just an innocent lil treat lmao
There is some footage around in youtube of him in the Berlin olympics so high on metamphetamine he is heavily tweaking.
@@Dai.Natreacts react 12 monkeys
The white horse at the beginning was white so you could see it was untouched, i think it was symbolism, the horse being innocence.
Gawwwdayum 😂 they said dude's face blowed off in tank looking like "fruit roll ups, bananas,pita bread" yall gawt that mean edit game with Chapelle 🔥🍻 🔥🔥 reactions!
Thank you!!!
There are many people who go to war and do not get crippling PTSD. People rest differently. 5his is why history is important.
We gain insight on the world and decision making concerning politics and war.
Hi there, you could react to "Saving Private Ryan" and "Hacksaw Ridge" as well, they great movies too!
we are going to react to Saving Private Ryan soon
11:34 those German kids were members of the Hitlerjugend AKA Hitler Youth. The boys were trained to be soldiers meanwhile girls were trained to be mothers and nurses. But in 1945 when the Allies and Soviet Russia surrounded Nazi Germany, the Hitler Youth, regardless of gender, fought relentlessly to their death.
20:08 the Nazi soldier who was begging for mercy was executed because he stole a U.S army coat. According to a Geneva Delegation, wearing enemy uniforms can get the soldier executed without trial.
47:20-47:47 the Waffen SS did the "goose step" march to show no fear meanwhile advancing towards enemy positions fighting until death. The original song is called SS Marschiert In Feindesland which translates to SS March In The Enemies Land also called The Devil's Song.
love the humor
"imagine if they just threw a grenade in the kitchen" had me dying
And the Lord said whom shall I send to reply to this vid, and I said "here am I, send me".
I was familiar with that line; the church I grew up in sang a hymn based on that scripture.
@@bwilliams463 I love the way he changed "here I am" to "here am I". Somehow made it 10x more impactful
@@adampare8088 Now that's interesting; we did a little research on that scripture; some versions had it as 'here I am' and some had 'here am I.' I'm certain the hymn used 'here am I.'
@@bwilliams463 For me, give me "here am I" in such a desperate situation. It just works more powerful for me, maybe that's why they used it that way
That German Tiger tank is a REAL Tiger. Tiger 131, the last operational Tiger tank in the world. A British tank museum loaned it to them for the film.
Fun fact, for the tank battle scene they actually used the only original tiger tank left in the world
This is a good war
Movie, because it’s dark. It doesn’t glamorize war. Like some war movies do.
Tracers are added to every 5th or 7th bullet on a machinegun belt of ammunition and it is to help with aiming, as when they use the HMG on the FURY, they are using the tracers to indicate where the enemy are in the tree line. Basically tracers help to spot and to aim.
Interestingly, US tracers are made of magnesium and burn white. German ones are copper and burn green
Sauerkraut is as others have said, it fermented cabbage with sour taste. Germany uses it as a side dish while here in USA, Sauerkraut is used as a hotdog's addition.
Kraut is kinda derogatory term for German Soldier by Allies during WWII.
Very few Germans were actually Nazi's. That's a political party. That would be like saying if Biden went to war everyone in the world calling all Americans liberals. I'm german. My dad was American and military ww2 vet. Married my mom after the war. My mom's family hated the Nazi's. Her dad, my opa (grandpa) was a brown coat officer. That means he was an officer in the German army before the nazis. The nazis killed my grandfather like they did all the brown coat officers. They did that cause Hitler wanted all his officers fanatic and aligned with his political party. Wish more people understood this. Germans were the first people the Nazis killed and took over.
Thanks you for the insight!! We never knew this!
@@Dai.Natreacts Hitler's party was the NSDAP (National Socialist German Workers Party) and Hitler's most loyal unit was the SS (and the worst of them, the SS Division Totenkopf / SS Division Skull), which committed the most crimes. Even normal German soldiers were afraid of them. The one soldier with the children had an SS sign on his uniform!
Very few is a terrible and understatement, not all were nazis, but a ton were
@@maximilianodelrio see now that's the difference between real life experience and watching movies.
@@Uriel77200half of Europe is racist towards other cultures and would act violently too so yeah they are N*zis.
My grand paps was in the battle of the bulge. The part with the kids aint no joke. My grandma had to tell me the story of how he shot a "soldier". Once he moved up, found out it was a teen. Shit destroyed him mentally.
The point of the dinner scene with the german women and the eggs was to show just how far the soldiers had fallen because of the horrible shit they'd been through for so long and they couldn't just 'turn it off" even in moments of peace. The war made them into animals, and its not so easy to come back to human.
Youre right about alot of that stuff brother, love yalls reactions, very smart dude, and actually calls stuff out and asks questions 👍 keep on keeping on yall
Appreciate that!
Never had a bratwurst with sauerkraut, and mustard your missing out. Sauerkraut is just shredded fermented cabbage.
You're at war, your conscience ain't gone be clean.... so true
Such a great movie🙏
Yes indeed!
Sauerkraut is a German pickled cabbage. The Allies called the Germans "Krauts" as an ethnic slur. In a convoy of tanks, the worst positions are, being the first tank leading the convoy, and the last tank in line. The enemy would wait until a convoy is in a ravine, or canyon, or any place where the only way out is forward or backward. Once in that position, the enemy would shoot to disable the first tank and the last tank simultaneously. This would prevent the rest of the convoy from being able to move in any direction. They could then pick-off the rest of the convoy more easily.
Camps and assembly areas are legitimate targets. Nowhere is really safe unless you’re way out of range.
´@braxtonmoore9246 Quite, nobody is supposed to shoot at medical trucks and trains but everyone did.
MEDIC: "You're a hero, buddy"
NORMAN [to himself]: "The heroes are still in the tank..."
The US Army greatly underestimated the number of infantry they needed and greatly overestimated the number of many support positions.This led in 1945 to thousands of men being instantly reclassified from various specialist non combat jobs to infantry and sent to the front with only the basic training they may have received months or even years before.
It was a brutal lesson in military necessity.
Great observation and foreshadowing when you said these dudes can't go back home. Pretty much my takeaway after watching the whole movie, you realized it much earlier than me.
They were already dead and not meant to go home😢
Thank you for the reaction. May I suggest watching and reacting to Kingdom of Heaven (directors cut is much better) and Blood Diamond!
Ofcourse if you haven't already seen them.
Thanks guys!
Yeah coz both sides needed as many bodies as possible, it's not the Iraq war where you can go home after some months. Dudes were stuck in europe or asia or africa for years and the lucky ones made it through all the years but were never the same again
Tracer rounds are to know where you’re shooting at so you can adjust your aim. A down side is that the enemy can better see where the bullets are coming from.
40:15 Unfortunately, this scene is highly criticized because there wasn't much realism to it. The German Tiger Tank was a beast and far superior to the normal Sherman. The British developed the Sherman Firefly and the Americans the M4A1 (and M4A2 and better) with a 76mm cannon capable of penetrating German tanks like the Tiger at 500m range. (like the Fury in the movie!)
The problem in the scene is that a German Tiger would never get closer to a Sherman, there the 88 cannon that was installed in the Tiger could still do extreme damage to a Sherman at 1-2 km (about 0.6 to 1.2 miles) away, as seen in the first tank hit. Therefore, a German tank like a Tiger would always stay at a distance and not expose itself to the risk of being hit from behind, where its greatest weakness was.
Many argue that an inexperienced tank crew would have driven closer. But the Tiger tanks were usually manned by the best tank crews the German army had. If only because the Tiger could not be produced in large numbers.
52:00 This scene was also extremely unrealistic! The soldiers wouldn't have stopped in front of the tank or run into it. They would have used their bazookas, of which they had enough, as you could see, to completely dismantle the tank. Unfortunately, Germans are always portrayed as "morons" in such films.
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Thicker armor and bigger gun doesnt make a tank superior. The tiger was crazy expensive, heavy and unreliable, which explains why so few were made and why they made essentially no difference in the outcome of the war
@@maximilianodelrio He was way ahead of his time and it was only later that other countries were able to catch up!
@@AP-RSI he? Who?
It's common for turrets to be ejected from the rest of the tank when you get hit and the ammo ignites. Most modern tanks have blow off panels where the expansion of cooked off rounds are vented to. Giving the crew added time to get the hell out of the vehicle.
Despite the many inaccuracies, it’s still a good movie. Shows what those boys had to go through.
War is insanity and very brutal. Every veteran deserves respect.
The guys in WWII were really young like Norman but had guts and did their job.
Imagine being 26 and commanding a tank and crew and going into combat pretty much on their own. They were tough as nails.
The guys in Vietnam were just as tough and just as young.
Every soldier gets my respect.
They get our respect too!!
I’m so glad ya reacted to this amazing movie it’s so good I saw it when it first came out and fell in love.
Really good movie!!
@@Dai.Natreactsit is
Sauerkraut is spiced pickled, shredded cabbage. You do find them on dogs, burgers, reubens. also served with Polish Kielbasa or just eaten as a side.
Sauer kraut is pickled cabbage. It's the German way of preserving cabbage. Yes, they put it on Frankfurters (HOT dogs). They also cook pork ribs, or pork feet with it. Potatoes round out the meal! Certain to give you gas!!! 😂
God bless all of the tank crews who went into battle in Europe with our early Shermans knowing that they were outclassed by superior main battle tanks, with little chance to survive such confrontations! God bless the real “War Daddy” and the actual tank crew of Fury, upon which this movie is based. God bless all the courageous veterans with nerves of steel who risked everything and sacrificed so much to protect our countries and preserve the freedoms we enjoy today! God bless all the souls - military and civilian - that we have lost in times of war! God bless America! God bless us all and grant us peace!
Beware of the man who fears not death, but embraces it in a freedom to unleash holy hell at all costs, no fs givin, bloody wraith
I really think both of you would love the last samurai just because it’s got the most interesting and unique historical context and you get a semi hidden history lesson out of it. It’s pretty good. Hope o get to see that on your channel sometime. Great reactions guys.
It’s crazy the one sense of peace they can get from the war they come in and ruin it..that’s why Brad Pitt’s character brought the kid with him cause he know he knows his heart is pure
How Wardaddy said let me show you something. Once they walked inside of the townhall: Probably mayor of that town and the rest partied hard and then killed themselves.
I knew several guys on tanks that were like John Bearnthal's character - tough and mean BUT they would have your six quick as shit.
It's what it is to be a man...
Provide. Protect. And sometimes sacrifice.
If women want that... They can have it.
Fun fact: Brat Pitts charecter " War Daddy" Is based on real tank commander Lafayette Pool. Fat electrician has video about it, if you waanna learn more =)
I really like your guys reactions. It feels like I have some friends to watch a movie with.
that’s our goal!! make it feel like you watching it with the homies!!!! thank you!!
14:40 Those tracer rounds are something else, what most people don't know though are tracer rounds are generally loaded every 4-5th bullet in the machine gun belt. Meaning every "laser" you see there are 4 or 5 bulllets in front and behind it you can't see. Thats why allied forces feared the mg-42 machine gun, also called hitlers buzzsaw for good reason.
Wardaddy is based on a real man and was the actual nickname of Lafayette Pool, an absolute legend who is legit even more badass than the movie portrays.. and same goes for the whole crew..
He didn't die in the war though, he lived but lost his leg.. lives for decades..
The Fat Electrician just uploaded a great video about him today, the day I'm typing this 👍
The Kids reaction to the concussion of battle was real. At the local gun range to take a beginners course, just to catch up. Two young asian girls after class under instructors care were trying their first shots.One broke down immediately even with ear protection. and not firing a shot down range. Instructor had seen it before, walked her trough it gently.
Wearing enemy's uniform is considered a war crime punishable by death.. even if surrendered, more so during combat. Reason War Daddy made Norman shoot the German. One of ww2 darkest films- great character develop/story telling, n acting.
1:45 The Civil War did get this nasty actually. The Civil War's rate of death, its incidence in comparison with the size of the American population, was six times that of World War II. If a war happened on U.S. soil with that rate of death again, it would mean 6 million fatalities. The Confederacy had no minimum age, with kids ending up as drummers, buglers or fifers but make no mistake those kids were absolutely marching into musket fire right alongside the adults. In fact they were targets because a unit's musicians were specifically there to communicate orders.
And of course there were the cities that were razed to the ground during that war.
Outta this whole movie the part that always stuck with me the most was the face laying in the tank like a bandana rag like cuz what 😂☠️ but bullets really do that to people especially in war 💯
LOL that part caught us off guard lol
that encampment is a prime target
Fury would have been the first tank the tiger shot as it had the bigger gun. Shermans typically had a 75mm but there were some that had a 76mm which posed a threat to the German tanks. Also the tiger would have most likely stayed in the smoke as to not reveal itself and keep the upperhand on them. Fury is prolly one of my fav films and its nice to see what other people think about it
Sauerkat is fermented cabbage in a salt vinegar brine!
Jason Isaacs, sounding straight Brooklyn? Good British actor.
The worst thing you can do is call a vet a hero, he doesn't want to remember war and the things that happen, they just want to forget it and find a safe place away from the world , because there not human anymore,war changes a person, the old you dies, getting home you try to live in a world you don't belong in anymore,
War Is hard wired into our DNA.
I'm so damn glad to see a genuine reaction channel, and not people that blah, blah, blah for the sake of talking.... Bravo guys 💪
The fact this kind of stuff is going on right now in the Russo-Ukraine war is just terrifying. Avdiivka just fell to Russia the other day, but hundreds of armored personnel carriers, and tanks were lost since October trying to take the city, and it wasn't a big city either.
There's a German polka band in Wisconsin with the same name as you - they are really good.
@@edp5886 wouldn't be surprised. It's a German upbeat/fun marching song.
@@Alte.Kameraden They play several times at the Oktoberfest at the Bavarian Bier House in Milwaukee in Old Heidelberg park.
To answer your questions about why War Daddy was staying. The original group, a squadron of M4a3s, were _suppose_ to hold that route from that enemy battalion. They mentioned that if the nazis got through, it would be a slaughter because they would waltz right into a large logistics unit. They specifically mention cooks but this would, presumably, also include people like the news writer Norman was at the beginning. They couldn't afford to abandon that position and let them through. That's why War Daddy said he was gonna stay and fight.
"What are they shooting them with?" [Context, exploding tank; flying turret; fire]
It could be a shell with a bursting charge, (Panzergranate 39) or a sub-caliber solid shot, (Panzergranate 40). Regardless, what's happening is that the ammunition inside the tank is getting cooked off by the incoming round. Even if it's just a solid shot, it's going to be extremely hot from tearing through the armor and the combination of heat and pressure, from impacting the ammunition, results in a rapid chain reaction that ranges from an ammunition burn off, (potentially slow enough to allow the crew to escape), to an outright explosion that can send the turret flying and split the armor at the welds. This has been a long term problem with tank safety and continues to exist to this day, although some countries are regularly experimenting with ways to protect their crews from their own ammunition.
Its not an issue with the M1 series of tanks -
you guys should react to the Band of brothers mini series. It was produced by Tom Hanks and Steven Spielberg a couple of years after they did Saving Private Ryan. Each episode is based on true events
22:20 a big thing is near the end of the war the US did bombing missions of that scale almost daily. The 5 streaks from the left show how few planes the Luftwaffe had..
Just imagine 5 fighters going up agains a formation that large
The Army was good at repairing Sherman tanks. They'd weld steel plates over the holes, fix everything broken, clean out the blood -- all in about 1-3 days. Then they'd scrape together a new crew -- mostly with little or no training in tanks -- and send them out again. Mostly to be killed in a few days. Then they'd haul their tanks back and wash-rinse-repeat. The Germans couldn't come close to keeping pace with this.
When a GI asked a captured German officer why he'd been defeated, he replied: "We ran out of ammunition. You didn't run out of tanks."
New fan & subscriber. Loved y’all’s reaction to this film. Y’all seem like a wonderful couple.
thank you!! we really appreciate it
I remember one of them told greenhorn assistance driver that tanks are "iron coffins or caskets" if tanks targeted or destroyed.
The end of Fury is loosely inspired by something that America’s most-decorated WW2 hero did. Audie Murphy single-handedly fought off a German company, using the machine gun of a burning, abandoned U.S. tank destroyer (which is like a tank with no roof). He killed 50+ Germans until they retreated, and for that he received the Medal of Honor. That was one of many incredibly heroic things he did, before and after that day. He’s credited with killing 241 German soldiers himself. He played himself in a movie about his life called To Hell And Back
why are the bullets red/green like in star wars well,
1. It helps the audience see what is going on. Nothing kills a movie more than people getting frustrated by trying to figure out what is supposed to be going on.
2. It's accurate. Tracer rounds serve three purposes in combat. First, it helps the fire better adjust the weapon's aim for further shots. In fact, one of my frustrations is that navy combat movies always have plain water spouts when, historically, the warships of both world wars used colored dyes on their shots for the same reason. Second, it also is intimidating as hell to see small fireballs coming at you. I know this one personally. And third, it increases the chances of causing fires that can destroy ground cover, light fuel and ammo into an explosion, or do further damage to people so wounded.
The tank commander sat on top to direct fire and the direction. My cousin was a tank commander in Korea who was killed with his crew!
It was based on a real tank crew lead by Lafayette G. Pool with some Hollywood embellishments. Brad Pitt's character survived ww2 but lost a leg in his last battle.
Sgt Miles who gets killed, is Clint Eastwood son, and now looks EXACTLY like him from his spaghetti westerns days!
Sauerkraut is fermented chopped cabbage, it's origins coming from Germany.
"Sauerkraut" on tacos🤣💀 , Yo take my upvote and subscription, you earned it.
22:18 is kind of heart breaking to see. A massive formation of bombers and escorts. You see just 5 contrails going to intercept them.
It typically took up to 6 of our Sherman's bumb rushing a tiger tank to kill one their 88mm could knock our tanks out at 2000+ yards
Kraut was the nickname for Germans because of the bratwursts and stuff that they put Sauerkraut on.
America also had a nickname called Yankees, and British were called Limeys due to how they used limes to fight scurvy was back in the day.
Wanna know the insane thing? This movie is partially based on the exploits of a real US Army tanker named Lafayette "Wardaddy" Pool.
Look him up, the things he did sound unbelievable even for a movie, might make a good reaction video.
2:21 Did you notice that the German officer coming into view riding the white horse looks similar to one of the horsemen of the apocalypse 'coming in on the clouds'.
There was no rules in WW2 and even today. No rules in war.
This is without a doubt the most unrealistic war scenario EVER!
There’s NO WAY that Tiger tank would come out of cover, it had all four of those tanks dead ☠️ to right’s,
And a broken tracked tank with a five man crew wouldn’t take out a
Wehrmacht battalion…..
Never mind a WAFFEN SS BATTALION!!
Fail by the film 🎥 makers 👎🏼
Signed Ex Kosovo & Iraq British Army War Veteran and a PMC for 12 years.
Good reaction Though at the end 😊
As soon as he said “children?!” At the very start i knew i was in for a good one
There's a deleted scene between just War Daddy and Grady...it really shows you why Grady is so messed up in the head. I wish they kept it. Yall should watch it
This is my first time watching your reaction. I’m glad he understands this movie so much and the mentality behind the tactics and what’s happening. It was terrible and a terrible time in history, even men trying to be men of principles. You’re exactly right that both sides felt the same thing about the other side, and that’s always how it is in war. It’s so ugly. The tracers are markers for the target of where to focus fire and helps you know where you’re shooting, especially with MG’s, but it’s also a more or less straight line to your location and a target indicator. It’s so terrible and there’s always consequences. I really appreciate the realism of this reactions and nobody is clean. GREAT reaction, and I’m sorry if I have later comments but I’m commenting in the middle of your reactions.
American tanks were inferior in part because we had to make them portable. We had to transport them clear across the Atlantic Ocean to fight the Germans in North Africa and Europe, and we had to transport them all across the vast Pacific Ocean to fight the Japanese. The need to transport our tanks via ship across huge distances imposed size and weight limits on American tanks, whereas there were no such limitations on German and Russian tanks. They were therefore free to build larger, heavily armored main battle tanks with bigger, more powerful main guns then the USA as a result. The tradeoff was that American tanks were easier to manufacture and could be mass produced, which allowed the U.S. to win tank battles by outnumbering the opponents.
You're right, sour kraut is exactly why our soldiers called the Germans Krauts.
Sauerkraut is yes a German thing kind of, though it's more of a regional thing not exclusive to Germany but it's kind of where most people associate with it and where in the USA it gets it's name. It's pretty much pickled cabbage.
US and NATO allied tank commanders have their head out the hatch so they have a 360 degree field of view of their tank (tanks also shoot big bullets called artillery not missiles)
Those werent tanks shooting at them in the field, they were Anti Tank guns, they said it many times
sauerkraut is pickled cabbage its very good the Allies called Wehrmact troops , Frits, Jerry, and Krauts . in ww1 they were the Huns
nice shirt bro, where did u get it?
Great reaction! I am subscribed 😀
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15:18 - regarding them being out of the tank. It is called the "Open hatch" Philosophy meaning the tank crews (mostly the tank commander) would open their hatches and stick their head slightly outside to give them better vision than when they are inside the tanks using the vision slits, meaning they have better situational awareness. They will close the hatch if under fire by artillery or whenever they think their head is gonna get hit cleaned off. The British, American, and German tank crews subscribed to this logic during WWII. The US and most militaries would train with the "Open hatch" and "Close Hatch" philosophies to this day although I only have surface-level information from the top of my head from a "The Chieftain" YT video about this, and I am just a civvie that likes tanks. I'm guessing the guy manning the M2 Machine gun that is standing outside on top of the tank is one of the accompanying Infantry.
15:40 - the Gun is a Pak-40 75mm anti-tank gun
22:10 - American bomber formation otw to bomb something in Germany
40:49 - This is one of the best in cinema of tank combat I can't deny that. But Fury is supposed to be a Sherman M4A2 with a long 76mm gun, if they had an HVAP round in the tank they could probably penetrate the tiger's front plate which is just 110mm. HVAP could pen it. If no HVAP then the tiger's side armor (60mm in thickness) can be easily penned by any armor-piercing round fired from a 76 no longer needing to flank the tiger from behind. Either way, it is still a great scene.
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This was the most tense war movie I ever seen.
tracer rounds are used so the gunner can see where his bullets are hitting .. Helps him aim