I absolutely agree! I owe the compete series! The greatest generation ever. My Grandfather served. I have his M1 Carbine the one he used General Motors model
I am a huge huge fan of GOT. To the uninitiated that would be Game of Thrones. Even I have to admit... Band of Brothers is the finest thing ever made for television. Ever!
It hits different when you kinda realize that his grandkid must've been real young, probably heard the stories about his grandfather, and maybe was slightly aware he was famous for it? Such a humble man, RIP Mr. Winters.
I know how you feel..our country was put to the test and we won .oh how I fear what would happen if we had to do it ALL over again.. would we be able to win again with what we have now.. to have the whole nation pull together for the big win to work together as a unit...oh how I fear that is not possible with all separation of people dealing with all the political nonsense in the way..oh how I fear
@@ryanconnolly1950 My Father (Pacific Theater), Paternal Grandfather (Seabees), Uncle Alex (Patton's 3rd Army), and Great Uncle (European Theater) , were among them. I will honor their memories until I no longer walk the earth.
I had 4 uncles there on D-day. All returned. One at the bulge and liberated two death camps. He was the quiet uncle. Years later I learned why. He was a medic. I miss them all.
My father was on the German Side, He never told my anything about the war, now i am turning 61, and i understand Why He never talked about the war, He was a medic too. God Bless our two fathers and let us pray that we never have to Fight aganist each Other 🇩🇪🇺🇸
Agreed. Col. Winters, even though I did not know him, was a Mentor to me. He made the tough decisions. And that's what they are, tough decisions. TRUE Leadership that can be applied to facets of all of our lives. His humility was like I have NEVER seen before in a Leader. A lesson for the Ages.
sadly ww2 is so far removed from present time that it will inevitably fade into obscurity. :( just like how no one really talks about ww1 anymore even though it was literally dubbed as the great war
Can't believe this show is 20 years old now. Where have the years gone. Thanks Spielberg and Hanks...for putting this wonderful piece of art together to honor the sacrifice these men made on behalf of a country that now doesn't deserve them. RIP Easy company.
@@ryanconnolly1950 I met many of them when I was a teen, and know how my WWII Veteran father thought. Believe me, they would not be pleased, to say the least. And no cities or part thereof would have been burnt down or looted on their watch.
@@sonofizzy I wish I spent some time visiting vets before now of WW2. They are so elderly and frail now, i can't imagine many wish to be bothered in the finals days.
@@ryanconnolly1950 Illness and age do take their toll. I was fortunate in that I knew many of them in their50s and some even a bit younger. But, then again, look at all the extra life you will have that I have already lived. Enjoy it! :)
I will always remember them... because I come from Nijmegen (Netherlands).But not only the Americans but also the British and Canadian soldiers. May god love them. RESPECT!!!!
The Netherlands has always remembers. I lived in a small city and every year the Canadian soldiers where celebrated and often came to the city as well. When they where not capable of coming over anymore, they got hundreds of letters and drawing from school children. All of these heroes have now passed away. To quote the Apeldoorn's pipe band named after and to honor the 48th highlanders of Canada Because we value our freedom we must never - and don't want to - forget, our motto: "We do remember". They may and will not be forgotten...
One of the greatest stories ever to make it to our screens. I was in Army OCS in Nett Hall and watched an episode every week. Even though I had seen this growing up live, it hit much differently looking to the brothers and sisters at my side embarking on the surge to Afghanistan and Iraq. It is a memory I will always cherish as I do this show.
Grew up on a street in Brooklyn full of WW1 WW2 Korea and Vietnam vets. Respect them all and I will not forget. RIP daddy....1st Marine Division Choisin resevoir
I've never combat in a war setting. But I have been shot at. I've been in flights, had a couple of syringes held to my throat. Been held down and got the living crap kicked out of me. My point? I thought the same as you do, until I was faced with a situation, like these men, where I, and they HAD to fight. Myself, it was being held at knifepoint, them, the world's freedom was at stake. Don't put yourself down so bad, you don't know how you will react until the adrenaline kicks in. Peace.
Horrible cycle. Also horrible that most of our technological advances are from military industries. Maybe one day humanity can advance enough to stop killing each other.
I've watched this over and over and over again one of the most amazing stories ever told about WWII. Thank you for your service Easy company of the 506th 101st Airborne true warriors.
its still bring tears to my eyes when in 2019 i walked their walk inthe woods near Bastogne 75 years later .. chilling i can tell you , my last repect to a great leader and warrior is when i visited his Grave in Euphrata , PA
Were you a hero in the war grampa? No, but I served with a company of heroes. It's always the bravest and most courageous that say they were just doing their job. This series is amazing and has many heartfelt moments.
My era war - Vietnam - I try to picture Easy Company as our troops in Vietnan and what they also went through. I was in the Navy 1969-96 (3 active and 23 reserve) and was stationed on the east coast in the P-3 Orion squadrons (VP-49 & VP-62). Never saw combat but I honor and thank all of our Vietnam veterans...as I honor and thank all of our troops. It's a shame, since Korea, that the politicians get us into wars but won't let us fight them while they go on living in Martha's Gardens etc.
The British, US and Canadian forces that stormed those beaches faced intolerable odds and truly horrific conditions, but they endured and bought us freedom from tyranny at incredible cost! As did so many allied combattants from numerous other theatres of operation - Australians, NZ's, Indians, South Africans, and many others too numerous to mention. We owe them a debt of grattitude that can never be paid, but one we must continue to value and try to make ourselves worthy of, particularly in the face of the evil that still pervades this world. Currently there can be no more relevant a threat than the despot in the Kremlin! We will remember them and we must never relinquish our guard to allow such evil to profit again!
THIS IS THE BEST SHOW FOR ME. THEY Fought not for the medals of fame or the cash register, they fought one for the other so that everyone came home all the way GIVES A PART OF THEIR MEMORY FOR OUR FREEDOM. I AM POLISH AND I UNDERSTAND IT VERY WELL
I remember, and when I tutor students I make sure they watch this series so that they will understand that the freedom we enjoy - was not free. God bless all those that died for my freedom and for all the Allies vets. This is an excellent series.. please share it with someone today. Thank you for posting these scenes.
@@Nimgimmer1492 I can't talk for Blah Blah, but personally I beliefe that a segregated country can't really fight for "freedom" nor be on the right side of history.
This film pulled no punches in describing the horror of war. What the men of 'Easy Company' as well as the others deserve our upmost gratitude for what they did to keep America free. God Bless Dick Winters and the rest that he represented!
I hate war. But I also love freedom. And my love of freedom and our shared love of freedom there in lies the road to war. The only thing left to decide is which wars we have to fight. Happy VE Day my brothers and sisters from every corner of earth.
I had the opportunity to watch everyone of the videos in this INCREDIBLE production over approximately a 2 month period and I don't think a person can ever be the same after you watch all of them especially the final ones showing the concentration camps of the Holocaust. An INCREDIBLE Production was Band of Brothers.
They sure as hell were the best. They went through hell to become the best and they proved that they could be relied on to get the job done. These men will never be forgotten for the service they did to this country if not the world because many never came back alive. Thank you, Easy Company. R.I.P.
These were the young mens liberating my country, giving their lives. I still ask myself who gave the 56 "thumbs down". They were normal citizen before "Uncle Sam" called them. They gave everything....their live. This is depicted in the best war movie of all times. Everyone should watch it to understand the times of 44/45. I always think about them....when I stand in front of the war grave of my grand-uncle. Someone I have never seen, but were told a lot about him. He was killed...19 years old in Normandy...believing in his cause, as the men of Winters did`. Lets honour this young men!
Band of Brothers has been heavily used in all sorts of classroom and training environments. It is chock full of examples of leadership and lessons that can be applied in almost any setting.
Today's generation has no idea about real war. They are to busy with there video games. The service men and women of today they know. We owe all of them from the past and present our gratitude. Thank you.
Eric Tong or you could read a book about real honor. Greek society was based on actual Honor and how it mattered. Honor doesn't mean shit in the modern times just celebrity status and money.
Jamais une série ne m' a autant passionné. Tellement historique et réelle. Merci à tous ces hommes venus de si loin d' avoir libéré notre pays. Qu' ils reposent en paix et avec honneur.
These are the men who inspire me, I was too wild and delinquent to serve. I went to prison instead of enlisting. I volunteered when released. Was almost 30 years old. Was rejected. Too many indeacresions as a youth. I still try to love by the example these men laid before me. Honor, sacrifice, courage and duty, humility. It's what we should all strive for. To be the best, by example so we can create better world for our children and our children's children.
Sends shivers down the back . The hell they seen and lived through , only those who were there could understand . . A respect and all as one for each other . Described by spears is exactly right . The mindset as it has to be . . Winters , one of the most respectful decent people so humble and caring protective of his men . Total respect to all who served in all the allied forces around the world . . . Lest we shall forget . . .
Just watched this. Well done. Great job at how this was put together. Love that mini series. My father served in the South Pacific during WWII. I have tried to live my life with courage, honor, and the values given to me by my WWII parents. My mother helped the war effort building things. We stand on the shoulders of giants. They truly were the greatest generation. Let us never forget them. Salute from this veteran.
Yes it is true, they were best generation, and I'm very sad because we'll lose them. Money will destroy generations. If those heros would knew what it will be after 75 years, they wouldn't fight. We do not respect them enough. We do not respect soldiers enough, because we do not know how is to be in the war, how it to be hungry. God bless those heroes
I have watched this series so many times since it's release. When i first seen it it was on dvd and i watched 3 times in a row. Likeable characters, realistic (i think) war situations, horror, loneliness, comradeship, fear, shock. Such an astonishing account of people we just don't thank enough, no matter what country you are from.
"Who will remember me".... we will, and we will tell the tales of your courage to our sons, and they will tell their sons of what you did for us.... and the rest of the world.
I will always have unending respect for anyone who assaulted a beach or lept from an airplane to go into combat. Their lives were changed forever. Thank you HEROES for making the lives of all the people of this Republic free.
If you want to know what battle is like, watch this series. If you want to know what he'll on earth is like watch The Pacific. In fact every one should be made to watch both, specially the politicians of the world, though they normally don't do the fighting but maybe there would be a little less violence in the world.
politicians don't care. they're so insulated from everything especially politicians of america that they have the luxury of acting all reckless. even european politicians aren't this reckless.
Pop was an Island Hopper Amphibious WWII... PAPUA NEW GUINEA BLOODY BUNA SANANANDA BISMARCK ARCHIPELAGOS ADMIRALTYS OLONGAMPOS BATANGAS BATTAN SUBIC BAY CORRIGADOR MANILLA LETYE AND LUZON... PFC EUGENE H DOG UNDERWOOD BORN 1918 ANAHEIM CA. DIED 1997 OROVILLE CA he was an only male child with a half sister I'm lucky to be here... Thanks Pop...miss you... I buried my old man with shrapnel still in him from a Japanese Grenade
@@RileyDude27 Dad drank a lot when I was little...after the 7-8th beer he'd slam it down on the counter and he would change like a chameleon...His eyes spoke the horror of war.... You know what he told me about money in the jungle... what it's good for...you can wipe your a with it LoL....He brought that up a story about winning over 600 bucks in a poker game...he held on to three 7 and got the fourth on the draw! Anyway...He would say....Son they was a helluva lot of money back then...then he would say...but you know what money is good for in the Jungle...it's good for wiping...... That speaks volumes...there's nothing out there but jungle and enemy... nasty brutal stuff...
May this war never happen again ' those that survived were never the same , and those who died , will never fight again . And god bless the peacemakers of this world .
I wish that I couldve met a member to this unit, but sadly I was too young. I now go to my future of becoming one of the few proud and honorful Marines that serves this country. I wish to make the memories with my unit as these men made with each other, their sacrifice cause me to be here today. I hope to honor the legacy that they have created.
Reading Ambrose's book, and then seeing the series (and buying the DVD set), and later reading about the men of Easy passing on during the decades (and wondering could I have been as courageous and tactically aware and proficient as they were). They will never be forgotten.
Almost every time I watch this movie I break down and cry...they were absolutely the best of our American youth and they were put through the worst conditions possible and they beat the best of the best.. how I dream of the time then wishing we could have those men and women living today and making our country respected and loved world wide..oh how I wish...🥺
This is one of the best and hardest series I and my dad of 92 that is also a ww2 vet have Eva watched,,, and yes, he is vCard still alive to this day tee e
I carried a piece of a parachute back to Normandy that my grandfather used when he jumped in the night before D-Day. I was at Omaha, taking a picture of the piece, before I headed to Carentan. Two Britts, who came ashore at Gold on D-Day, were there and recognized that it was part of a parachute and inquired about it. I told them the history of the piece of material. They cried, I cried, and they THANKED ME??? They actually thanked ME, for taking an interest and paying homage. They then met me in Carentan, where city officials made sure that my money was no good for the evening and the next day. No one would take my money for anything. Heroes made this happen. All I wanted to do was retrace some footsteps. My grandfather never spoke more than a paragraph about the war and had passed thirty years before I was able to see Normandy. I was fortunate enough to be able to ride the coat tails of other heroes who were happy to stand in his place. I’ll never be able to earn what they gave me.
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Although it’s called a mini series, to me it’s the best war movie ever made.
Best ever, Walter from Croatia
See Generation Kill.
Right on.
Airborne, All the way.
I absolutely agree! I owe the compete series! The greatest generation ever. My Grandfather served. I have his M1 Carbine the one he used General Motors model
Amen..
20 years later and still the best TV series ever made.
Best TV series ever made no, Best cinematic project yes. Its far better then movies.
I watch this almost every xmas and its like it was made the same year!
I would have to agree. I have the DVD set. I think I watch it every 5 or 6 months. Still love it.
*** Tied with Lonesome Dove....
I am a huge huge fan of GOT. To the uninitiated that would be Game of Thrones. Even I have to admit... Band of Brothers is the finest thing ever made for television. Ever!
That final piece by Dick Winters about serving in a company of heroes always brings tears to my eyes
Me too
…and his too..bless them all
It hits different when you kinda realize that his grandkid must've been real young, probably heard the stories about his grandfather, and maybe was slightly aware he was famous for it? Such a humble man, RIP Mr. Winters.
I know how you feel..our country was put to the test and we won .oh how I fear what would happen if we had to do it ALL over again.. would we be able to win again with what we have now.. to have the whole nation pull together for the big win to work together as a unit...oh how I fear that is not possible with all separation of people dealing with all the political nonsense in the way..oh how I fear
Same here and I am sure plenty of company commanders would say the same thing of their companies.
We talk of honour and courage. These men are the example of those words to the core.
👏👏👏
The finest generation
Agree completely
And all of them were men just like you and me normal people who felt the need to do something greater than themselves
@@ryanconnolly1950 My Father (Pacific Theater), Paternal Grandfather (Seabees), Uncle Alex (Patton's 3rd Army), and Great Uncle (European Theater) , were among them. I will honor their memories until I no longer walk the earth.
I had 4 uncles there on D-day. All returned. One at the bulge and liberated two death camps.
He was the quiet uncle. Years later I learned why. He was a medic. I miss them all.
My father was on the German Side, He never told my anything about the war, now i am turning 61, and i understand Why He never talked about the war, He was a medic too. God Bless our two fathers and let us pray that we never have to Fight aganist each Other 🇩🇪🇺🇸
If anyone truly knows the horror of war... it is the Medic. May God bless them all.
@@kysersose3924 Amen Brother 👍🏼
@Dr Mac ... gratitude to all your uncles. Did you follow in the quiet one's footsteps and go into medicine yourself?
One of my uncles also liberated a death camp, and fought in North Africa.
The absolute humility of Winters is what makes great leaders in hard times...
Humility, extreme competence, character, charisma, and physical fitness. A rare combination.
Yes, you do. DOL
Agreed. Col. Winters, even though I did not know him, was a Mentor to me. He made the tough decisions. And that's what they are, tough decisions. TRUE Leadership that can be applied to facets of all of our lives. His humility was like I have NEVER seen before in a Leader. A lesson for the Ages.
President Biden could learn a lot from Major Winters.
These men should never ever ever be forgotten they were part of the greatest generation may god bless them and lest we forget
sadly ww2 is so far removed from present time that it will inevitably fade into obscurity. :(
just like how no one really talks about ww1 anymore even though it was literally dubbed as the great war
Well said! We owe our freedom to them.
Who? The Trickster or Dr. Ross Gellar? 😉
My Uncle was 82nd Airborne in D-Day and the Bulge. Somehow, he made it home. God bless him and all he served with!
Amen.
My friends grandfather was the lead pilot for the c-47's on D-day, and my grandfather jumped into Normandy. CURAHEE!!
Can't believe this show is 20 years old now. Where have the years gone. Thanks Spielberg and Hanks...for putting this wonderful piece of art together to honor the sacrifice these men made on behalf of a country that now doesn't deserve them. RIP Easy company.
I often wonder what many of these men would think about today's USA... I really do
@@ryanconnolly1950 I met many of them when I was a teen, and know how my WWII Veteran father thought. Believe me, they would not be pleased, to say the least. And no cities or part thereof would have been burnt down or looted on their watch.
@@sonofizzy I wish I spent some time visiting vets before now of WW2. They are so elderly and frail now, i can't imagine many wish to be bothered in the finals days.
@@ryanconnolly1950 Illness and age do take their toll. I was fortunate in that I knew many of them in their50s and some even a bit younger. But, then again, look at all the extra life you will have that I have already lived. Enjoy it! :)
Man is that ever true. Today's America is not worthy of what these men did.
I will always remember them... because I come from Nijmegen (Netherlands).But not only the Americans but also the British and Canadian soldiers. May god love them. RESPECT!!!!
The Netherlands has always remembers. I lived in a small city and every year the Canadian soldiers where celebrated and often came to the city as well. When they where not capable of coming over anymore, they got hundreds of letters and drawing from school children. All of these heroes have now passed away. To quote the Apeldoorn's pipe band named after and to honor the 48th highlanders of Canada
Because we value our freedom we must never
- and don't want to - forget, our motto:
"We do remember". They may and will not be forgotten...
Thank you for remembering their sacrifice and memory.
One of the greatest stories ever to make it to our screens. I was in Army OCS in Nett Hall and watched an episode every week.
Even though I had seen this growing up live, it hit much differently looking to the brothers and sisters at my side embarking on the surge to Afghanistan and Iraq. It is a memory I will always cherish as I do this show.
Grew up on a street in Brooklyn full of WW1 WW2 Korea and Vietnam vets. Respect them all and I will not forget.
RIP daddy....1st Marine Division Choisin resevoir
This is the absolutely best war movie ever. Dick Winters was a true hero and leader.
Truely...the Greatest Generation. I wish more people..myself included....had the guts of these men.
I've never combat in a war setting. But I have been shot at. I've been in flights, had a couple of syringes held to my throat. Been held down and got the living crap kicked out of me. My point? I thought the same as you do, until I was faced with a situation, like these men, where I, and they HAD to fight. Myself, it was being held at knifepoint, them, the world's freedom was at stake.
Don't put yourself down so bad, you don't know how you will react until the adrenaline kicks in.
Peace.
@@ddelaney712 Yeah we all have our own battles
I believe that you would rise to the occasion as the ordinary men did of this generation did when called upon.
As a retired active duty US Army Soldier whom deployed to Iraq and Afghanistan. I don’t hold a candle to these warriors. May the Lord Bless them.
No, you hold a different candle. One not the same but just as bright. Don't you ever think it isn't so Brother.
Thanks for your service. It is appreciated.
You have earned your place, Thank you for your service.
Thank you for your service.
Without you our enemies would be knocking at the door. From the bottom of my heart thank you.
"Hard times create strong men,
Strong men create good times,
Good times create weak men,
Weak men create hard times."
Unfortunately, we're in the "weak men create hard times" part of the cycle.
@@jebbroham1776 sad but true.
Horrible cycle. Also horrible that most of our technological advances are from military industries. Maybe one day humanity can advance enough to stop killing each other.
The Cycle of History.
We are at the last line now.
I've watched this over and over and over again one of the most amazing stories ever told about WWII. Thank you for your service Easy company of the 506th 101st Airborne true warriors.
“They may forget your name, but they will never forget what you’ve done here today.” -anonymous
Albert was a legend in his own right , wrong was the way he was preceived in BOB
Echoes of Gettysburg - 'The world will little note, nor long remember what we say here, but it can never forget what they did here."
Also Abraham Lincoln.
"Show me a man who'll jump out of an airplane and I'll show you a man who'll fight"- Gen.James Gavin, 82nd AD, ww2
Certainly true of the Fallschirmjaeger. The fight they put up at Carentan is shamefully ignored in this hagiography.
@@HO-bndk Fallschirmjaeger was the devils who fought for the source of all evil, so you can ignore them as zombies in a zombie movie
@@HO-bndk that's what happens when you lose to a superior enemy.
@@user-px9id1ch7j Much truth in your comment.
its still bring tears to my eyes when in 2019 i walked their walk inthe woods near Bastogne 75 years later .. chilling i can tell you , my last repect to a great leader and warrior is when i visited his Grave in Euphrata , PA
Were you a hero in the war grampa?
No, but I served with a company of heroes.
It's always the bravest and most courageous that say they were just doing their job.
This series is amazing and has many heartfelt moments.
My era war - Vietnam - I try to picture Easy Company as our troops in Vietnan and what they also went through. I was in the Navy 1969-96 (3 active and 23 reserve) and was stationed on the east coast in the P-3 Orion squadrons (VP-49 & VP-62). Never saw combat but I honor and thank all of our Vietnam veterans...as I honor and thank all of our troops. It's a shame, since Korea, that the politicians get us into wars but won't let us fight them while they go on living in Martha's Gardens etc.
The British, US and Canadian forces that stormed those beaches faced intolerable odds and truly horrific conditions, but they endured and bought us freedom from tyranny at incredible cost! As did so many allied combattants from numerous other theatres of operation - Australians, NZ's, Indians, South Africans, and many others too numerous to mention. We owe them a debt of grattitude that can never be paid, but one we must continue to value and try to make ourselves worthy of, particularly in the face of the evil that still pervades this world. Currently there can be no more relevant a threat than the despot in the Kremlin! We will remember them and we must never relinquish our guard to allow such evil to profit again!
THIS IS THE BEST SHOW FOR ME.
THEY Fought not for the medals of fame or the cash register, they fought one for the other so that everyone came home all the way
GIVES A PART OF THEIR MEMORY FOR OUR FREEDOM.
I AM POLISH AND I UNDERSTAND IT VERY WELL
I remember, and when I tutor students I make sure they watch this series so that they will understand that the freedom we enjoy - was not free. God bless all those that died for my freedom and for all the Allies vets. This is an excellent series.. please share it with someone today. Thank you for posting these scenes.
Seems you’ve been brainwashed.
@@blahblah5750 How so?
@@blahblah5750
Yes, please explain your comment.
@@Nimgimmer1492 I can't talk for Blah Blah, but personally I beliefe that a segregated country can't really fight for "freedom" nor be on the right side of history.
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Reminds me of my dads generation ,luckily ,I always revered all of them,men and women.depression ,then world war.then home and humble citizens.
Greatest Generation!
What a great tv show this is one of the greatest tv series i've ever watched
This film pulled no punches in describing the horror of war. What the men of 'Easy Company' as well as the others deserve our upmost gratitude for what they did to keep America free. God Bless Dick Winters and the rest that he represented!
I hate war. But I also love freedom. And my love of freedom and our shared love of freedom there in lies the road to war. The only thing left to decide is which wars we have to fight. Happy VE Day my brothers and sisters from every corner of earth.
I had the opportunity to watch everyone of the videos in this INCREDIBLE production over approximately a 2 month period and I don't think a person can ever be the same after you watch all of them especially the final ones showing the concentration camps of the Holocaust. An INCREDIBLE Production was Band of Brothers.
I agree it’s the best I have ever seen I have the special box set and binge watch every few months
They sure as hell were the best. They went through hell to become the best and they proved that they could be relied on to get the job done. These men will never be forgotten for the service they did to this country if not the world because many never came back alive. Thank you, Easy Company. R.I.P.
These were the young mens liberating my country, giving their lives. I still ask myself who gave the 56 "thumbs down".
They were normal citizen before "Uncle Sam" called them. They gave everything....their live.
This is depicted in the best war movie of all times. Everyone should watch it to understand the times of 44/45.
I always think about them....when I stand in front of the war grave of my grand-uncle. Someone I have never seen, but were told a lot about him. He was killed...19 years old in Normandy...believing in his cause, as the men of Winters did`.
Lets honour this young men!
This series should be shown in school to educate about honor, integrity and the horrors of war.
Band of Brothers has been heavily used in all sorts of classroom and training environments. It is chock full of examples of leadership and lessons that can be applied in almost any setting.
Today's generation has no idea about real war. They are to busy with there video games.
The service men and women of today they know.
We owe all of them from the past and present our gratitude.
Thank you.
A men
Couldn’t agree more.
Eric Tong or you could read a book about real honor. Greek society was based on actual Honor and how it mattered. Honor doesn't mean shit in the modern times just celebrity status and money.
the best war series ever made and the greatest of greatest generations of men ever thank you our American brothers in arms 🇬🇧🇬🇧
Wonderful😢 actors .A very emotional film about humanity and war.
Jamais une série ne m' a autant passionné. Tellement historique et réelle. Merci à tous ces hommes venus de si loin d' avoir libéré notre pays. Qu' ils reposent en paix et avec honneur.
It saddens me that the new generation seems to have forgotten what these men fought and died for...
These are the men who inspire me, I was too wild and delinquent to serve. I went to prison instead of enlisting. I volunteered when released. Was almost 30 years old. Was rejected. Too many indeacresions as a youth. I still try to love by the example these men laid before me. Honor, sacrifice, courage and duty, humility. It's what we should all strive for. To be the best, by example so we can create better world for our children and our children's children.
What is important is what you have gained, not what you lost.
Sends shivers down the back . The hell they seen and lived through , only those who were there could understand . . A respect and all as one for each other . Described by spears is exactly right . The mindset as it has to be . . Winters , one of the most respectful decent people so humble and caring protective of his men . Total respect to all who served in all the allied forces around the world . . . Lest we shall forget . . .
I still remember, I'm now 69, the US deliverderd my father from a KZ, thank fou US otherwise I was not on these earth
Amazing series! I cried at every episode! I go back, and relive the adventures of the company of brothers.
BEST SERIES I HAVE WATCHED IN MY LIFE,im in my 9th times of watching whole series....CURAHEE!!!!
Just watched this. Well done. Great job at how this was put together. Love that mini series. My father served in the South Pacific during WWII. I have tried to live my life with courage, honor, and the values given to me by my WWII parents. My mother helped the war effort building things. We stand on the shoulders of giants. They truly were the greatest generation. Let us never forget them. Salute from this veteran.
Yes it is true, they were best generation, and I'm very sad because we'll lose them. Money will destroy generations. If those heros would knew what it will be after 75 years, they wouldn't fight. We do not respect them enough. We do not respect soldiers enough, because we do not know how is to be in the war, how it to be hungry. God bless those heroes
My dad was in the Pacific, in the Philippines in 1941. My mother worked at the USO, where they me after the war.
@@rutabagasteu Thank you for your family's service.
@@thedailymindset You're welcome.
Your father, like millions others gave me, you and all us Americans the greatest gift possible, our freedom.
They really were the greatest generation. Not even close. We all should be half the men these guys were.
I have watched this series so many times since it's release. When i first seen it it was on dvd and i watched 3 times in a row. Likeable characters, realistic (i think) war situations, horror, loneliness, comradeship, fear, shock. Such an astonishing account of people we just don't thank enough, no matter what country you are from.
Gpa said no but i served in a company of heros....epic
The beautiful part of this great movie is that it is true with real life heroes. Leadership is spelled Richard Winters.
A fitting tribute. Always remembered. Vale Richard Winters and his company of heroes.
Incredible series and it changed my life, what a tribute to what the war was truly about, brothers fighting brothers to establish peace.
"Who will remember me".... we will, and we will tell the tales of your courage to our sons, and they will tell their sons of what you did for us.... and the rest of the world.
The best thing ever made for television. Ever
Desde Chile soy un agradecido con todos los que lucharon y murieron por un mundo libre. God Bless them
My grandparents generation. I miss all of them. Thank you, Greatest Generation.
These were real men, men of fiber, brave and true warriors, they feared nothing the toughest guys ever forged
La mejor miniserie que he visto, impactante y si que te saca lágrimas.
I will always have unending respect for anyone who assaulted a beach or lept from an airplane to go into combat. Their lives were changed forever. Thank you HEROES for making the lives of all the people of this Republic free.
I watch this series every year. Brilliant story, brilliantly filmed and acted. Should be compulsory viewing as a reminder of the sacrifices made . 😢
If you want to know what battle is like, watch this series. If you want to know what he'll on earth is like watch The Pacific. In fact every one should be made to watch both, specially the politicians of the world, though they normally don't do the fighting but maybe there would be a little less violence in the world.
politicians don't care.
they're so insulated from everything especially politicians of america that they have the luxury of acting all reckless.
even european politicians aren't this reckless.
Pop was an Island Hopper Amphibious WWII... PAPUA NEW GUINEA BLOODY BUNA SANANANDA BISMARCK ARCHIPELAGOS ADMIRALTYS OLONGAMPOS BATANGAS BATTAN SUBIC BAY CORRIGADOR MANILLA LETYE AND LUZON...
PFC EUGENE H DOG UNDERWOOD
BORN 1918 ANAHEIM CA.
DIED 1997 OROVILLE CA
he was an only male child with a half sister I'm lucky to be here...
Thanks Pop...miss you...
I buried my old man with shrapnel still in him from a Japanese Grenade
the Pacific is Brutal....you almost can just feel for them as they are drained every day from the combat they experience.
@@RileyDude27 Dad drank a lot when I was little...after the 7-8th beer he'd slam it down on the counter and he would change like a chameleon...His eyes spoke the horror of war....
You know what he told me about money in the jungle... what it's good for...you can wipe your a with it
LoL....He brought that up a story about winning over 600 bucks in a poker game...he held on to three 7 and got the fourth on the draw! Anyway...He would say....Son they was a helluva lot of money back then...then he would say...but you know what money is good for in the Jungle...it's good for wiping......
That speaks volumes...there's nothing out there but jungle and enemy... nasty brutal stuff...
@@ericunderwood8080 God Bless his valiant soul, and you and the rest of his family that he has left behind.
For some reason, I feel like I'm watching this for the first time again. Kudos to whomever made this.
All of us who have ever served will remember you guy's!
Best war drama ever made. I watch it (and The Pacific) every year AT LEAST once.
Whenever I have a bad day...I just think of these men ..and what they did ..Take a deep breath and move on !!!
Such a magnificent series about such magnificent men.
I've seen that dvd over 100 times it's so good
Some of the finest television you can EVER see.
Vou lembrar para sempre ! From Brazil !❤️🇧🇷
other war movies dont have this mood, feelings, theme that this series has... the best war movie ever made
May this war never happen again ' those that survived were never the same , and those who died , will never fight again . And god bless the peacemakers of this world .
Amazing actors did the Vets proud
Thank you ❤️
At the going down of the sun, and in the morning, We will remember them.
Your choice of clips, the chosen sound track.... unbeatable. ...... Bravo! Awesome video! ♥
Beautiful compilation with fitting music. A monumental series. We remember them!
"Were you a hero?"
"No, but I served in a Company of Heroes."
This DVD is a must for every person to own..
We know the cost of war, now we can see the cost.
Thank you..
"I'm no hero; but I've stood by many that was."
To the men who stood tall in hell.....glory and honor and peace unto you.
That was a gut shot to the feels🇺🇸
That made you feel you were part of every episode so real and poignant. Can't think what they seen and had to do God bless the lot of them
Hands down..Greatest generation and still so.
Best TV series ever made.
I wish that I couldve met a member to this unit, but sadly I was too young. I now go to my future of becoming one of the few proud and honorful Marines that serves this country. I wish to make the memories with my unit as these men made with each other, their sacrifice cause me to be here today. I hope to honor the legacy that they have created.
This series is criminally underrated.
This is the best series i have ever seen 💯🔥
Underrated? I don’t think so.
To all our brothers, fathers and grandfathers who served - Thank You and Bless You all.
This is absolutely the best war mini series ever they made. My favorite one
Reading Ambrose's book, and then seeing the series (and buying the DVD set), and later reading about the men of Easy passing on during the decades (and wondering could I have been as courageous and tactically aware and proficient as they were). They will never be forgotten.
My Grandfather was in the real life sister platoon of Easy Company. Watching Band of Brothers is watching his story.
Almost every time I watch this movie I break down and cry...they were absolutely the best of our American youth and they were put through the worst conditions possible and they beat the best of the best.. how I dream of the time then wishing we could have those men and women living today and making our country respected and loved world wide..oh how I wish...🥺
Be careful what you wish for. You might get it.
One of best war movies. Thanks for sharing.
"Served in a company of heroes". Epic!
Best overall summary of this series. Well put together and presented.
Combat will always and will be brotherhood💯❤️💪🙌
Die beste serie aller Zeiten
Heros...every single one.
God bless you for our freedom.
And damn to hell those who wish to take it away ..
Ironic how much Sobel (inadvertently) shaped Easy Company from the onset...
This is one of the best and hardest series I and my dad of 92 that is also a ww2 vet have Eva watched,,, and yes, he is vCard still alive to this day tee e
Good Bless the both of you.
Crying my eyes out watching this.
Truly the GREATEST GENERATION. Thank you.
I carried a piece of a parachute back to Normandy that my grandfather used when he jumped in the night before D-Day. I was at Omaha, taking a picture of the piece, before I headed to Carentan. Two Britts, who came ashore at Gold on D-Day, were there and recognized that it was part of a parachute and inquired about it. I told them the history of the piece of material. They cried, I cried, and they THANKED ME??? They actually thanked ME, for taking an interest and paying homage. They then met me in Carentan, where city officials made sure that my money was no good for the evening and the next day. No one would take my money for anything. Heroes made this happen. All I wanted to do was retrace some footsteps. My grandfather never spoke more than a paragraph about the war and had passed thirty years before I was able to see Normandy. I was fortunate enough to be able to ride the coat tails of other heroes who were happy to stand in his place. I’ll never be able to earn what they gave me.
Amen, my brother.