How White Feather Defeated the Cobra

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  • @Yarnhub
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    • @pyeitme508
      @pyeitme508 Рік тому

      Yarnhub, U son of bxxxx!😂

    • @brokenbridge6316
      @brokenbridge6316 Рік тому +2

      Great video Yarnhub. Please consider doing a video on the USS Laffey and it's fight against 50 Japanese Kamikazes in the Battle of Okinawa.

    • @ayishwaryayamukherjee.cura8762
      @ayishwaryayamukherjee.cura8762 Рік тому +2

      Nice video

    • @treeworld1
      @treeworld1 Рік тому +2

      Ok

    • @alperyldrm8700
      @alperyldrm8700 Рік тому +2

      Knoke was shot down on 29 April in action against the P-47 of Captain James Cannon of the 354th Fighter Group and was hospitalised until August 1944 with severe concussion and related injuries. Before he bailed out, Knoke managed in turn to shoot down the overshooting 'Jug' piloted by Capt. Cannon, who was taken prisoner. Knoke claimed to have had some friendly interactions with Cannon before both were picked up by German forces.

  • @braedynhoward3644
    @braedynhoward3644 Рік тому +1850

    Fun fact: My dad's callsign is Carlos, named after Carlos Hathcock. The reason he got this callsign is because when he was training with the gun on the F-18 Hornet, he was using the wrong targeting system and ended up spraying everywhere except the target they were supposed to hit. he thought he had nailed the target, and when he landed everyone was mocking him as military men do, and they came up with the callsign "Carlos", after the famous sniper. Everyone now thinks it's because he's Mexican, but in reality he's named after Carlos Hathcock. He now is retired, but flies with Draken International as a civilian fighter pilot, as one of the best fighter pilots (with guns too XD).

    • @symphinitystugiii3476
      @symphinitystugiii3476 Рік тому +45

      Haha that's pretty funny, does he still fly regularly?

    • @rosehip2059
      @rosehip2059 Рік тому +137

      No no no, he didn't miss. He hit the hidden targets

    • @braedynhoward3644
      @braedynhoward3644 Рік тому +29

      @@rosehip2059 XD

    • @braedynhoward3644
      @braedynhoward3644 Рік тому +58

      @@symphinitystugiii3476 Yes, pretty regularly. He's the "director" for Draken flying Red Air for Seymour Johnson Air Force Base in North Carolina. They fly daily, doing all sorts of air to air and air to ground combat training. They even drop real bombs. My dad's a very good dogfighter, but he's better at Close Air Support. They have A4 Skyhawks and F 1 mirages as of right now, but they're trying to upgrade their aircraft to F 16s possibly. Another funny fact, is that my dad was one of the best with a rifle out of most of his marine friends, which came in handy in Afghanistan XD. So in a way, his callsign fits.

    • @symphinitystugiii3476
      @symphinitystugiii3476 Рік тому +3

      @@braedynhoward3644 wow

  • @kyledunn6853
    @kyledunn6853 Рік тому +2685

    Love the Predator reference. Nothing more iconic than Schwarzenegger and Weathers clasping hands and showing those massive 13 inch pythons

    • @robertlombardo8437
      @robertlombardo8437 Рік тому +65

      Except in this case, Carl Weathers seems to be played by a young Evander Holyfield.

    • @QuezlySnipes
      @QuezlySnipes Рік тому +37

      CAME HERE JUSS TO SAY THISSS!!!^^^^^PERFECT 👌🏿🤙🏿 that handshake was EPIC!!! Replayed it like 8 times like isn't that from Predator!?!?!

    • @darksonic9014
      @darksonic9014 Рік тому +7

      ​@@QuezlySnipes yes

    • @hm25332
      @hm25332 Рік тому +23

      ​@@robertlombardo8437 I think the channel mixed Weather's handclasp and bill duke who mowed down a forest with old painless 😂

    • @Sheisinvisible
      @Sheisinvisible Рік тому +19

      The fact that he picked up an M2 is hilarious

  • @John.McMillan
    @John.McMillan Рік тому +808

    It's insane to think that even just a single split seconds moment longer of hesitation, this story would be "How the Cobra killed The White Feather"

    • @wadewilson8011
      @wadewilson8011 Рік тому +70

      Or if that fallen tree branch didn't sink.

    • @FerGando
      @FerGando Рік тому +18

      That's the way the ball bounces.

    • @kraziahmad3925
      @kraziahmad3925 10 місяців тому +51

      Nah. We would have never heard about white feather, just like the other snipers that were killed by Cobra.

    • @trentk268
      @trentk268 8 місяців тому +7

      A much better man than me said "War is Hell".

    • @OrphanSAKTK-unuiwantarematch
      @OrphanSAKTK-unuiwantarematch 5 місяців тому +1

      The White Feather got a luck buff by Burke

  • @howardamey7228
    @howardamey7228 Рік тому +516

    Hathcock always called his targets, "Hamburgers". He was and still is a legend in the USMC. Literally the founding father of the USMC Scout/Sniper School. Thank-you Yarnhub for a superb presented story of heroism.

    • @_SamDoesStuff_
      @_SamDoesStuff_ Рік тому +24

      Now the Scout Snipers are being fazed out, kinda sad to see a legacy of the Corps dissolve.

    • @marciafariaslima1781
      @marciafariaslima1781 Рік тому +8

      - insert big mac whopper song here -

    • @PaulRudd1941
      @PaulRudd1941 Рік тому +13

      Funny you should mention that, I'm pretty sure Lyudmila Pavlichenko called the Nazies she shot dead in Stalingrad "Sticks".

  • @Coffee_4_Free
    @Coffee_4_Free Рік тому +753

    Gotta say that watching this is hella inspiring, can't wait to see you guys improve more over the coming years!

    • @AnAncientCatBoi
      @AnAncientCatBoi Рік тому +5

      A fellow cat i see

    • @Danny-mg1hu
      @Danny-mg1hu Рік тому

      The white feather got burned burnt. And his friend died in the war period how is that Motivation

  • @Rolandbadger
    @Rolandbadger Рік тому +325

    The White Feather versus The Cobra....This is a special day! Thank you Yarnhub, for giving us this re-enactment of one of the most incredible sniper duels in history.

    • @kidd32888
      @kidd32888 Рік тому +3

      Cobra was a worthy foe

    • @GardenGuy1942
      @GardenGuy1942 2 місяці тому

      The German version is better. A video should be made about that.

    • @redrix20
      @redrix20 5 днів тому

      @@GardenGuy1942 hahahahaha🫵🤡

  • @ghost6649
    @ghost6649 Рік тому +635

    Proud to be able to say I've been watching since the shoe maker that beat a German tank ace. You guys have come a long way since then. Keep on going strong 💪 Love you guys ❤️

    • @lellolatina8157
      @lellolatina8157 Рік тому +8

      Same, loved lthat video and would love it even more if they manage to make a remake

    • @ThatyellowWarbird
      @ThatyellowWarbird Рік тому +3

      Same

    • @AbhirajSingh-l5f
      @AbhirajSingh-l5f Рік тому +5

      Me too! Haven't missed a single video over the past several years! Been following this channel since amelia earhart! That seems like such a long time ago!
      I have witnessed their animation changing over the years and I am really impressed!
      Hope everybody here feels the same way

    • @taderdinedillon2509
      @taderdinedillon2509 Рік тому +1

      Seems like alot of people started watching yarnhub at the same video as me

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      @christosferizis-synodinos8851 Рік тому +1

      Ive been watching since the old B17 and bf109 animation

  • @GeorgeSemel
    @GeorgeSemel Рік тому +228

    He was also suffering at the time from the early symptoms of the neurologic disorder that would eventually kill him. Multiple Sclerosis. And a real legend in the Marine Corps, You are getting really good with the animation. He long with Major Land and would get the TO&E for the permanent Sniper School that the Marines have and we all know about.

    • @alpacaofthemountain8760
      @alpacaofthemountain8760 Рік тому +2

      o7 rest in peace

    • @paulnejtek6588
      @paulnejtek6588 Рік тому +1

      Were you in the Marines? Just curious. You seem to have alot of interest in this. I was an 0121. MOS paper pusher.

    • @lucaslaino7292
      @lucaslaino7292 5 місяців тому +1

      Was because his burns after saving marines from a burning m113?

    • @PauloPereira-jj4jv
      @PauloPereira-jj4jv Місяць тому +1

      @@paulnejtek6588 ... "a lot". Separated.

  • @unfortunateselection8489
    @unfortunateselection8489 Рік тому +47

    I remember when it was simple 2d animation, now this channel has single handedly changed animation on UA-cam for ever, the best quality animation there is, with amazing stories that make you feel like you are in the middle of the story. Thank you for blessing us with your amazing creation.

  • @usmcdevildog3497
    @usmcdevildog3497 Рік тому +144

    A true marine badass, as a kid i had a white feather and yet didn't know about the full real story, my old man just gave it to me along with a toy rifle and told me i was a legend

  • @Saltyginger521
    @Saltyginger521 Рік тому +802

    Carlos Hathcock, the legend!

    • @Mr.MurdochTimothySchmidt
      @Mr.MurdochTimothySchmidt Рік тому +15

      Yeah, but i think Simo Häyhä could defeat him.😏

    • @360_gangsterelite2
      @360_gangsterelite2 Рік тому

      @@Mr.MurdochTimothySchmidtlol they fought in completely different styles and conditions. we cant really guess who would win. regardless why would they fight each other anyways, they'd just shoot commies together

    • @MarkLac
      @MarkLac Рік тому

      Hathcock is a Marine Corp legend. I watched a documentary on Snipers and his story was one of them.

    • @907goodkind1
      @907goodkind1 Рік тому +2

      ​@mr.murdochtimothy no one asked you to tell us that

    • @rosehip2059
      @rosehip2059 Рік тому +4

      @@Mr.MurdochTimothySchmidt Including Francis Pegahmagabow. Remember, Francis is a First Nation, his entire life is around staying in the dark and catching your prey when they don't see it coming

  • @zeinmuhammad1647
    @zeinmuhammad1647 Рік тому +25

    daym i really love this sniper vs Sniper story, the tense of the battle really felt eventhough it's just a narrative

  • @anonymousm9113
    @anonymousm9113 Рік тому +72

    Carlos Hathcock used to set up his White Feather Industries booth at gun shows in the '90s. I engaged in a couple of conversations with the man. IIRC he was wheelchair-bound, and in his mid-50s he seemed old to me (I was 19-20 at the time). Wish I had taken the time to better appreciate our brief talks, he passed not too long after.

  • @ferallion3546
    @ferallion3546 Рік тому +43

    The Vietnam vets were a whole different breed. My generation was fortunate to be trained by them. We admired and respected them. Tough people. Reminds me of our current Gulf War II warfighters.
    Love the predator reference at the beginning.
    Keep up the great work. You guys have come a long way. Always look forward to each release.

  • @LancelotChan
    @LancelotChan Рік тому +182

    Man, that's totally a tribute to Predator!

  • @Ryo-is3nd
    @Ryo-is3nd Рік тому +113

    I started watching when the "When the Valiant 21 Sikhs Battled 10,000 Men" video had just came out, been watching as much as I can from you guys ever since. I've not only learnt alot more but the videos are actually enjoyable, and the amount the animation quality has changed is just insane, you guys keep it all up.

    • @AnonymousFohYOU
      @AnonymousFohYOU 11 місяців тому +3

      As a Sikh, I give tribute to every one of the 21 Sikhs (including one of my ancestors) who died at the Battle of Saragarhi🫡

    • @noobofpower123
      @noobofpower123 9 місяців тому +1

      same

  • @dman1357
    @dman1357 Рік тому +89

    It’s baffling to see how far y’all have come. I’m truly baffled, keep it up lads!

  • @redaug4212
    @redaug4212 Рік тому +56

    10:19 That's not actually true. The deadliest sniper of the Vietnam War with most confirmed kills was an Army sniper, SSG Adelbert Waldron, with the record of 109 kills in 8 months. He specialized in shooting from patrol boats, sometime while moving. Sadly, not as much is known about him compared to the famous Marine Corps snipers.

    • @mace8873
      @mace8873 Місяць тому +1

      Hathcock isn't even officially the second deadliest, Chuck Mawhinney had 103 kills, and Eric England 98, but in all fairness, not all Hathcocks kills were confirmed as he often just headed off alone so the only records are the notes he wrote down himself. However, I'm fairly sure he was the best, considering the missions he went on.

    • @spartanonxy
      @spartanonxy 28 днів тому

      @@mace8873 Its more then that. The Scout Snipers had a ridiculous standard for confirmed. They needed either the programs leader or another officer to see them do it. Which kind of defeats their purpose since they had other then their leader no officers were part of the unit. Think about that for a moment you either need to not do your job, be on guard duty or hope the boss is nearby in order to get credit.

  • @sunny71169
    @sunny71169 Рік тому +74

    Very nice. For a touch more accuracy in your depiction of Gunny's Unertl lose the recoil spring. He took it off because it rattled. Also the feather is way too long. The one he wore in the bush was much shorter and smaller. Otherwise, nicely done and thanks for mentioning Burke.

    • @samayarana3560
      @samayarana3560 Рік тому +2

      ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ white feather white feather white feather white feather white feather😊🎉🎉

  • @MaliqIbrahim-1306
    @MaliqIbrahim-1306 Рік тому +73

    Great video from the Yarnhub team as always, and I am hoping for more ground vehicle battles in the future. Can't wait!

  • @adamtschmidt4303
    @adamtschmidt4303 Рік тому +9

    After the Arnold homage, I immediately bought a polo. The video quality, and the history your channel provides is worth every contribution.

  • @flightonlineaviation
    @flightonlineaviation Рік тому +68

    Amazing to see how far this channel has come. Keep up the great work!

  • @orusandornots1915
    @orusandornots1915 Рік тому +56

    Unbelievably quality! I'm not rich but you have my financial support for these wonderfully educational and interesting videos!

    • @Yarnhub
      @Yarnhub  Рік тому +8

      Thank you!

    • @HunterGUY99
      @HunterGUY99 4 місяці тому +1

      ​@@Yarnhub Everybody be gangsta until
      The snow speaks finnish

    • @HunterGUY99
      @HunterGUY99 4 місяці тому +1

      ​also great vid!

  • @bthorn5035
    @bthorn5035 Рік тому +25

    Carlos wasn't just a skilled marksman. The guy had insane "field IQ." He could see things us mere mortals couldn't.

  • @Yog-slagunar
    @Yog-slagunar Рік тому +9

    Well damned... You managed to make a tense sniper chase more tense than any Hollywood movie. And I would not have believed the story, if it did not come from you lads.

  • @Trid3nt861
    @Trid3nt861 Рік тому +14

    Basically when Carlos Hathcock was mentioning this part he spoke how when his scope saw the glint and he shot in the direction, the bullet went through both end of the Cobras scope, through the eye and obliterated the left side of the snipers head. causing literal crainal evacuation (brain matter and skull matter due to the force and vacuum of the shot). Hathcock said that he was faster on the trigger as if the Cobra would've taken the shot at that moment, Carlos would've been dead. He also didn't hold any grudge toward the cobra, he had respect for his fellow enemy.
    There was another time where Carolos used a 50 cal machine gun and placed a powered scope on the top to use as a 50 cal sniper rifle to shoot at a Vietcong riding a bike that was carrying AK47 weaponry from a long distance.

    • @Svensk7119
      @Svensk7119 6 місяців тому

      Nearly a mile-and-a-half. It is thanks to Carlos Hathcock that the .50-caliber sniper rifle was invented.
      There was one named after him, the Lang Tran.

  • @devjames3854
    @devjames3854 Рік тому +27

    The animation quality is insane. Been Watching for a few years and im so happy to see the improvements! I still love the older videos but the new ones feel like battlefield cutscenes. Love your work!

  • @seabas12
    @seabas12 Рік тому +23

    Man I have been watching since 2018 and you're animations came a long way since then great work yarnhub

  • @ALonelyCorsair
    @ALonelyCorsair Рік тому +16

    Woah! Amazing job guys! As a south vietnamese, this story is one of my favorites!

  • @Big_Bread_Fan
    @Big_Bread_Fan Рік тому +14

    This has genuinely gotta be one of my favourite episodes I've seen on this channel, everything from the lighting to the pacing were just perfect! You've outdone yourselves with this one ❤

  • @wolftimber8191
    @wolftimber8191 Рік тому +40

    The story of John Burkes death is one of immense courage as well. Man held off a NVA assault with grenades and his M16. While defending the wounded albeit wounded himself.

    • @johnboy331
      @johnboy331 4 місяці тому +7

      So John R Burke was actually my great uncle on my dad's side. I was named after him. I was born on the exact day he was laid to rest after his heroic effort, but 14 years later... Sounds like you read the book and know the story of my great uncle! This is great! I've seen many different videos of this story but this animation is unique, little cheesy though, but still intense.

  • @Rohit-nm3je
    @Rohit-nm3je Рік тому +107

    Not only Carlos Hathcock was a greatest snipper of that era but his IQ level was also beyond an average persons imagination 🤯

    • @rc59191
      @rc59191 Рік тому

      Lol and here I was so proud of my 123 IQ.

    • @visassess8607
      @visassess8607 Рік тому +6

      @@rc59191 IQ is not the same as intelligence. I know this because of my 826 IQ level

    • @Purev-qb2zg
      @Purev-qb2zg 6 місяців тому

      @@visassess8607 ok mr smartest man on earth

    • @ratulxy
      @ratulxy 5 місяців тому

      826 here.

  • @Clingerman93
    @Clingerman93 Рік тому +22

    Hathcock and mawhiney we're both outstanding Marine snipers but you never here about the U.S. Army sniper Adelbert Waldron, he actually had more confirmed kills than hathcock did(look it up if you don't believe me) loo into his 1 mile (Roughly) shot from a boat on a VC. But regardless they all made us proud Americans.

  • @thebono2415
    @thebono2415 Рік тому +11

    My parents fled Vietnam in ‘75 and my family is now doing better than ever.. thank you to all the Vietnam Vets for all that you went through and the sacrifices you all made so that my family and many others could have a better life… you are all heroes!!

  • @injun_gaming
    @injun_gaming Рік тому +7

    that pred 1 reference was amazing haven’t seen a history channel do that before cool

  • @tjmul3381
    @tjmul3381 Рік тому +6

    One of the best memories of my time in the Suck was at the Scout/Sniper Instructors School in Quantico, Va.
    The class, I was part of, was about half made up of Marines. The other half were from Delta, Seals, Green Beanies and Rangers.
    We started with about 75 students. About 25 of us graduated.
    After each training section, the cadre pulled the class together and asked us for critiques about that session.
    At the Stalking section, during which you donned the Gillie suit you had made, slow-crawled about 1000 meters along a power line cut, set up your firing position and took your shot at your "targets" (them being several instructors who sat in the bed of a 6-by with tripod mounted spotting scopes and binos looking for you and radioing in “walkers” to lead them to your suspected position. If they find you, it's a Fail. You get one more chance. Fail again and you are sent home).
    Afterwards, at the critique, I said that this part of the training was insufficient. We were under a time limit (I can't recall if it was 2, 3 or 4 hours) to maneuver to a position within 250 meters of them, fire your first round, wait till a walker came within 10 feet of you, then fire once more). The time limit forced us to move with more speed then you would under combat conditions and to “cut corners”.
    I understood that the course only had so much time to teach us a shit load of knowledge, but stalking was too important to be rushed, I said. They should add another week to the course to give stalking the time it deserves.
    To back-up my opinion, I told the story of Master Sgt. Carlos Hathcock III's famous mission to kill a NVA General deep in North Vietnam. After a helo insertion, he took more than a day and a night slow-crawling though more than half a mile (800 meters) of a flat plain with no trees or bushes, just knee-high grass. Got to within 300 meters of the general's hootch and waited for the general to appear. He killed the SOB. Then, slow crawled back across that open plain while the company of NVA regulars assigned to guard the general furiously scoured the ground looking for him. That's the kind of training exercise we needed at the best sniper school in the world.
    I didn't know it then, but “Gunny” Hathcock had been a regular visitor to the school (which he and Major Land had fought long and hard to create) and was there back behind the truck with the rest of the cadre listening. The next day, we rotated out to the range for practice and Qual with our rifles. He came out to the range and did what ,an instructor later told me, was his routine.
    He picked one student and spotted for that shooter during the two days of range practice before qualifying began. Another of the cadre told me afterwards that I "was the first god-damned ‘yankee’ that The Man had ever picked to spot for.”
    For a glorious 3 hours in the morning, 3 hours in the afternoon and 3 more hours the next morning, I was tutored, in a slow Arkansas drawl, by the Finest Marine to get a solid cheek weld on a stock and proper eye relief to a scope.
    It will be one of the memories I’ll recall as I take my last breath on this earth.
    Semper Fidelis, White Feather.

  • @fcano102
    @fcano102 Рік тому +9

    This is probably the best yarnhub video i have ever watched and i have been watching since the ned kellys last stand video. keep up the good work!

  • @124thcalvary
    @124thcalvary Рік тому +4

    I've heard this story many times ,but NEVER to this detail, AMAZING job ,yall did it perfectly

  • @mattclark6246
    @mattclark6246 Рік тому +19

    That’s why the marine corps goes based off of Carlos hathcock sniper skills
    He was definitely a man a myth and a legend
    That all armed forces goes based off him now from the army navy marines and Air Force and coast guard
    Snipers like Carlos hathcock are a rare breed of snipers in the military
    Even some sniper games are based on & off around Carlos hathcock sniper missions
    Like sniper ghost warrior
    Or sniper elite post WW2
    Shalom dove 🕊️ of peace ☮️

  • @aftershock1445
    @aftershock1445 Рік тому +24

    I love the predator reference! Over all great video!

  • @maciek19882
    @maciek19882 Рік тому +26

    Never heard of White Feather. They must be really covert.😊

    • @stigrabbid589
      @stigrabbid589 Рік тому +13

      He is one of the most famous American snipers and he held the record for most confirmed kills for a long time. Ehite Feather even used an M2 Machine Gun with a scope on it for long range sniping.

  • @resolute123
    @resolute123 Рік тому +4

    So many references here and well appreciated. Predator and Road Block (we don't acknowledge the Rock portrayal). Awesome work as always!

  • @zipahdeedoodah
    @zipahdeedoodah Рік тому +5

    Ive heard of this story years ago! thanks for bringing it to life!! you guys rock!

  • @ghostofyou9721
    @ghostofyou9721 Рік тому +2

    Been watching for A little over a year and the animation blows me away. These are brilliant and I can’t believe I found this channel

  • @ethanluke6725
    @ethanluke6725 Рік тому +4

    It's un believable how much your animation has improved

  • @survivr2017
    @survivr2017 Рік тому +1

    Maybe the craziest sniper v sniper duel during the Vietnam war. This is a great one

  • @michaelhowell2326
    @michaelhowell2326 Рік тому +18

    Man, this channel is so awesome and dopamine-inducing, I'm surprised it isn't internationally regulated.

  • @hanalawrence2855
    @hanalawrence2855 Рік тому +4

    this channel so good, thanks for the editor and the animation, i really enjoy it

  • @denkfehler1012
    @denkfehler1012 Рік тому +6

    Thank you very much for your history lessons, may there be many more to come!!!

  • @overlordmgcover2262
    @overlordmgcover2262 Рік тому +33

    "Sniping your enemy is like hunting any other animal. Fire at the wrong moment and your chance will be forever lost." - Viktor Reznov
    Felt very true in this story.

  • @rickyhenry4958
    @rickyhenry4958 Рік тому +14

    These always make my day. Well done y’all!

  • @topiahead
    @topiahead Рік тому +5

    Not gonna lie, the 3D animation looks very amazing

  • @themisfitbrigade
    @themisfitbrigade Рік тому +3

    Gunny Hathcock is a legend and the man who made the Scout Sniper Program. He is by far the best sniper in history as he did things that nobody else has

    • @andysnyder4603
      @andysnyder4603 6 місяців тому

      The Finns might have something to say about that....Simo Hayha comes to might.

  • @belikumari6893
    @belikumari6893 Рік тому +6

    Thrilling, exhilarating and heart stopping 🔥🔥🔥🔥😮😮😮😮❤❤ video even better then 2hrs action 🎥 great work guys and a salute to "Yarnhub" team 🌟🌟🌟🌟.

  • @ahmedshaharyarejaz9886
    @ahmedshaharyarejaz9886 Рік тому +6

    War is not a Game. War is Terrifying, as this episode shows.

  • @DDayDG
    @DDayDG Рік тому +3

    The amount of mind games required to predict enemy movement is simply incredible. Imagine an air soft game mode where 2 snipers duel for the first shot. 4-D chess anyone?

  • @GotchaChris13
    @GotchaChris13 Рік тому +3

    Petition to give the narrator and animators a raise

  • @AbhirajSingh-l5f
    @AbhirajSingh-l5f Рік тому +18

    I've watched several videos that cover the same topic but I am proud to say that no other has covered this topic so well!
    Been a faithful supporter of this channel for the past several years and have been witness to seeing its wonderful videos and marvelling at the quality of the animation increasing year after year!
    P.S - Yarnhub's video on Simo Häyhä (AKA The White Death) is also amazing! Wish they would make a reboot of that one too
    Kudos to all your hard work and keep it up!

  • @35SF
    @35SF Рік тому +5

    6:31 Bro smelled McDonalds guns and eagles 💀

  • @MatthewLawrence.
    @MatthewLawrence. Рік тому +1

    After seeing that Predator reference all i could here during the jungle fight was the Predator theme. Thanks Yarnhub.

  • @tigershark4469
    @tigershark4469 Рік тому +5

    This is epic! The work you guys put into these is amazing! I love your videos, been watching since "The Ghost Camaro".

  • @moonshineofthemoon8054
    @moonshineofthemoon8054 Рік тому +4

    Always wanted to see a Vietnam war video, thank you so much.

  • @elementxxrider
    @elementxxrider Рік тому +9

    Damn, the animation is so crisp and beautiful. Excellent work folks! Any way you can make any footage related to Aztec Eagles, air squad 101 and / or 201?

    • @Yarnhub
      @Yarnhub  Рік тому +2

      researching it now

    • @elementxxrider
      @elementxxrider Рік тому +1

      ​@@Yarnhubwords can't describe how happy I am for that.

  • @calebsalinas1928
    @calebsalinas1928 2 місяці тому +1

    I love the Vietnam and World War One videos almost as much as I love the WW2 ones! Another great video btw

  • @roshanrasika9774
    @roshanrasika9774 Рік тому +4

    The white feather took out the cruel Woman Apache too.😊😊

  • @ScavStudios
    @ScavStudios 8 місяців тому

    The fact that this was all animated, modeled and voice acted is just insane to me, You guys are legends keep it up!

  • @Autser1
    @Autser1 Рік тому +4

    As always, top notch, it’s getting so much better than 5 years ago. (Edit I did start when it was 2d when the Tesla vid was fairly new)

  • @paperman9708
    @paperman9708 Рік тому +1

    I can't believe how good these videos have become. The graphics are amazing

  • @dash8brj
    @dash8brj Рік тому +3

    Its one thing to take out a bad guy, but another to do it through the bad guys scope. what a shot! Incredible marksman the white feather.

  • @timipwo1754
    @timipwo1754 Рік тому +4

    Bro the animation quality on this vid is absolutely insane 🔥

  • @Underground-j1m
    @Underground-j1m Рік тому +3

    I loved your video about Carlos Hatchcock and how he discharged the North Vietnamese soldier you are incredible greetings from Mexico

  • @kaantein
    @kaantein 2 місяці тому

    I found this channel yesterday and have already watched more than 10 videos. Already feeling guilty that such high quality content is free if cost.

  • @sebastianwohlgethan8071
    @sebastianwohlgethan8071 Рік тому +6

    i have watched your content for 2 years my father love your content keep up with the good work!

  • @olliebayley3367
    @olliebayley3367 Рік тому +2

    Has to be the best video you’ve ever made, been watching every Friday and seeing your animation improve each time :)

  • @jasonwalker3185
    @jasonwalker3185 Рік тому +4

    I was hoping you could do an episode on “Swede” Vejtesa a legendary American pilot in the Pacific theater of WW2. He had a 20 minute dogfight in an SBD dauntless dive bomber against three zeros and survived! Then later in the war made history by downing seven enemy planes in one day in a fighter. I think it’s a great story would make a great video, thanks for all your content, its great!

  • @markperron851
    @markperron851 20 днів тому

    I was privileged to feed Gunny Hathcock lunch a number of times at a restaurant I manged in Virginia Beach. Pretty quiet guy but nice as they come. He was the definition of an Army of one. RIP Gunny Carlos Hathcock - Long Trang aka the White Feather

  • @floriglesia9950
    @floriglesia9950 Рік тому +6

    Bro carried the m2 machine like a boss

  • @thivankas
    @thivankas Рік тому +5

    It's like watching a good movie, graphics on this is awesome 👌👌

  • @msredfox
    @msredfox Рік тому +6

    Honestly one of your best videos yet! Fantastic work as always, Yarnhub!
    (Edit, that predator reference was hilarious, with the cut off "GET TO THE CHOP-" *dies*)

  • @SGusky
    @SGusky Рік тому +4

    A little “homage” to Predator there in the beginning? I love it!

  • @abitofapickle6255
    @abitofapickle6255 Рік тому +5

    I love the predator reference. I still prefer you guys use the narrators casual voice when quoting individuals. I think it sounds better.

  • @challenger.mp4
    @challenger.mp4 Рік тому +4

    damn bruv, I started watching you when you released the Red Baron, and I'm quite amazed at the improvement.

  • @AdmiralJT
    @AdmiralJT Рік тому +13

    LMAO the Predator reference

  • @Disappointing925
    @Disappointing925 Рік тому +5

    I love this channel, I’ve followed it from 2d to this, much love ❤

  • @alecfellipesantana1596
    @alecfellipesantana1596 Рік тому +3

    sniper against sniper... An eye for an eye... At these times, you can only count on two things, LUCK, and GOD's help against your enemy...

  • @International_Corn
    @International_Corn Рік тому +6

    0:59 Man woke up and ignored the recoil

  • @AlT-yk1sv
    @AlT-yk1sv Рік тому +2

    Thank you for these amazing animation stories Yarnhub. Keep up the amazing work!

  • @Creaczy
    @Creaczy Рік тому +5

    When he picked up the m2 Browning i cracked up😂

  • @GregR9712
    @GregR9712 Рік тому +4

    Small mistake... at 3:34 you said they had a quick MRE...MREs did not come out until 1980. In the Vietnam war they had MCI or Meal, Combat, Individual.

  • @grandpa5628
    @grandpa5628 Рік тому +6

    somehow you never fail at impressing me in every video.

  • @iowaredneck9416
    @iowaredneck9416 Рік тому +1

    This shot is legendary among trick shot competitions. Few have been able to pull it off and of those, none of them had vegetation or their lives on the line to contend with. Incredible.
    Love his take on being a sniper. Enjoying the thrill of the hunt is one thing. Yet killing someone is not something to be proud of. Doing your job so that your brothers may live to see another day. That is something to be proud of.

  • @jerincooke5710
    @jerincooke5710 8 місяців тому +4

    0:58 noooooo they got Arnold!😢😢😢

  • @rawrzillakira5928
    @rawrzillakira5928 Рік тому +2

    0:43 I didn't know The Rock was in Vietnam!

  • @Netorare3309
    @Netorare3309 Рік тому +16

    Still been the most epic involvement of the US so far, hope you guys covered more of the VC insurgence and more overview about it.

    • @imao4933
      @imao4933 Рік тому +1

      i wonder why VC was considered an insurgent

    • @stephenlawrence554
      @stephenlawrence554 Рік тому +2

      @@imao4933 the viet cong were Southerners who sympathized with the North, and were fighting against the Republic of Vietnam's forces, making them insurgents. The PAVN (People's Army of Vietnam) were the military force of North Vietnam, and would not be considered insurgents.

    • @imao4933
      @imao4933 Рік тому

      @@stephenlawrence554 the ironic is almost every countryside peoples were sympathizers (the southern government was shit)
      thats why the 1960 Dong Khoi movement worked, then we have the NLF (aka "VC insurgents")

  • @lindyphillips9368
    @lindyphillips9368 Рік тому +2

    You are the best UA-camr ever I have studied the white feather so much he is the best

  • @Toxic-Spartan22YT
    @Toxic-Spartan22YT Рік тому +5

    Love the predator reference

  • @varunprakash6207
    @varunprakash6207 Рік тому +2

    The white feather vs The cobra US Marine officer Carlos Hathhock ( White feather) Legend ❤ and John Burke Elimination of terror base wow Amazing animation 👌 by Yarn Hub team 👏 The voice 🎤 narration 👌 semma super 😍

  • @realmacabreyt
    @realmacabreyt Рік тому +3

    another excellent video by yarnhub, good work guys! love to see the progress made from the old 2d animations :)

  • @Eric_Nguyen.
    @Eric_Nguyen. 11 місяців тому

    You can't deny that both snipers were amazing. Every second means life and death for a sniper. This story is one of the best.