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This is the story of "E" Easy Company, 506th Regiment of the 101st Airborne Division from their initial training starting in 1942 to the end of World War II. They parachuted behind enemy lines in the early hours of D-Day in support of the landings at Utah beach, participated in the liberation of Carentan and again parachuted into action during Operation Market Garden. They also liberated a concentration camp and were the first to enter Hitler's mountain retreat in Berchtesgaden. A fascinating tale of comradeship that is, in the end, a tale of ordinary men who did extraordinary things.
The story of Easy Company, 506th Regiment of the 101st Airborne Division, U.S. Army. Based on interviews with survivors of Easy Company, as well as soldiers' journals and letters, this 10-part series chronicles the experiences of these young men who knew extraordinary bravery and extraordinary fear.
As a young fellow from Eastern Europe, with no particular interest in American view on the world, but forcibly supporting the American values, you would have to admit this movie smells like a clean war.
It may be the reality of those men, and it may be the discipline those had, and on top of that it may be what the current generation knows about the WWII, but it certainly does not resemble the war. The war was much worse in those days, not a battle between cavaliers, rather more of fight of rats over warm cow muck.
It also may reflect civilization on the Western Front, but nevertheless it still feel, that if an normal fellow, within a normal family, without a particular political view, without an ethnic angle, could have escaped the atrocities of the war more than often. Cannot comment on the Western Front really, but the Eastern Front was different. I repeat Different.
Far better view over the war can have Idi i smotri, and BoB type of movies cannot claim to view the war as dirty as it is, rather as dirty as it is, but still able to be viewable by the public before hitting your stomach.
When people commented on Schindler's list, one cannot forget mentioning, how clean it comes for the subject it stands for.
All this read, one should not miss this movie in the step of understanding human hatred.
When Saving Privet Ryan came to theaters few years ago I went to see it and I felt like I was taking part in the world war now seeing this series it reminds me of Saving Private Ryan. This is great series is well written, played and directed and I highly recommend that you see it. This is MUST see for every war film fans. RATE = 10/10.
This practice can also be see in the movie "Pearl Harbor" where after the initial attack on the base hospital, the nurses use lipstick to mark an 'M' on the foreheads of the men who have been administered morphine. They also marked the foreheads with an 'F' for those who had been fatally wounded and treatment would be in vain. Those with a chance were marked with a tick to allow them admission to the badly shot up hospital. In the "Bastogne" episode, the scene was about to be the biggest battle scene in the series, but was trimmed down in order to not lose the focus on Doc Roe. In real life, the attack was (obviously) repulsed, the Germans losing 38 dead.
People also need to realise what a profoundly massive scene it would have been. Many of the tanks from the era no longer existed and 17,000,000 of the 120,000,000 budget had already been allocated to scene and prop construction. Financially and practically the scene simply wasn't feasible. It wasn't uncommon that ground troops were subjected to "friendly fire", especially when the battle line was close to the enemy. US P-47 "Thunderbolt" pilots were infamous for dropping bombs on and shooting at their own troops by mistake, and the 9th Air Force became known as "the American Luftwaffe". In their defense, it could be said that it could be very hard to properly ID troops when flying low and fast over a dense forest. Also, given the supply drops were going to the Germans, it's likely the pilots intel was either wrong or out of date. Therefore, the pilots thought they were shooting at the Germans and dropping supplies to the Americans. When in actuality, they were doing the opposite. No, he survived. The dead soldier usually mistaken for Dike is a private, Webb, who was shot by a sniper. Dike was relieved of command and kicked upwards, becoming an aide of General Taylor on the divisional staff.
A common misunderstanding about Dike's fate at Foy comes from the scene when Perconte (on Bull's back) asks Lipton "Is it true about Dike?" and then says "Thank God for small mercies". Perconte was most likely asking about the truthfulness of Dike being relieved of command during the attack. Because it was just a delaying battle for their part, much like the action in Carentan in episode 3. An M3 Grease Gun submachine-gun. He got drunk and started a brawl, attacking an officer ("Hank Jones," the West Pointer who Graduated on D-day). He was discharged from service as a result. In terms of the series; Cobb is portrayed as the cynical, antagonistic member of the unit.
In reality, Cobb was arrested for assaulting Lt. Jack Foley, his platoon commander. According to Ambrose's book, when Foley handed court-martial papers to Robert Sink, he said, "Foley, you could have saved us all a lot of trouble. You should have shot him."
It's worth noting that Stephen Ambrose in his book 'Band of Brothers' describes Roy Cobb as 'invariably good-natured'. He volunteered for the Airborne having already spent seven years in the service including operations in North Africa. It's supposed that as opposed to being a genuine trouble maker Cobb had finally started to melt down given the fact that he had so much military experience and had to cope with being continually passed over. Yes. That part is made up; in reality, Webster manned a machinegun on the bank of the river. It seems like the rather hostile reception he gets on returning to Easy company is something that the scriptwriters invented, as there's no mention of it in his own book. Webster had been wounded in Holland during the Crossroads episode, however, he took his time returning to his unit, unlike other members like Guarnere and Joe Toye, who would leave the hospital early and against medical advice. Because Webster stayed at the hospital and missed the battle at Bastogne, his fellow soldiers were highly resentful of him. The episode is about his attempts to win back their favor through his diplomacy and small good deeds. He died in 1947, aged 23, from injuries sustained in a car accident while serving with the US Army in Germany. Ludwig van Beethoven: String quartet Op 131, 6th movement They were French. The incident is mentioned by Webster, who wrote that the Germans were probably no more than in their mid-teens.
One thing to consider in explaining if not justifying the actions of the French troops (after all they shot unarmed men who had surrendered) was that while America did not suffer the indignity of being invaded and occupied by a facist regime the French people had lived a number of years under the iron rule of Nazi Germany who excercised the removal and execution of French citizens considered undesirable under National Socialism. It was in this regard that they held Germans in such hateful disdain. Additionally, the French may have felt resentful since it was their 3rd war against the Germans in 70 years (Following World War 1 and the Franco-Prussian War). She is the widow of a high ranking German officer. When Nixon breaks into her home looking for his Vat 69 whiskey, he nonchalantly tosses a picture frame of her husband to the ground, smashing it. The frame has a black ribbon on the corner, indicating that he has died. She gives him a look of disdain and Nixon sheepishly leaves her house.
Later, when she is seen moving bodies at the camp, one may be inclined to think that she knew what atrocities were taking place, given her relationship to said German officer. Nixon's crime of breaking and entering now pales in comparison and she is obviously ashamed of her complicity. No. The collar tabs aren't those of a Generalfeldmarschall (the rank Rommel held), but (probably) a colonel. Besides, Landsberg is situated far from where the Rommels lived. A whisky brand. More information here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/VAT_69 The scene would have been much less effective with sub-titles. Also when someone is angry or in a state of emotion, they tend to speak in their native language. The series implies that, but in reality, other US soldiers had entered the place a couple of days earlier. Read the full story here: http://www.historynet.com/magazines/world_war_2/3034246.html
Winters, however believes that Easy was there first, and backs his claim up by the fact that all the "loot" that Easy found was intact and untouched. Winters has said that if other soldiers were there first the liquor collection, the automobiles, the silverware, photo album and the like would have already been pilfered. No, it was an anomyous SS-Brigadeführer (Major-General) in the Leibstandarte.
Hitler committed suicide in his Berlin bunker while the Russians were taking control of the city. An excellent film was made about Hitler's last days alive called Downfall, Der Untergang in German.
An officer, General Gustav Kastner-Kirdorf, was found dead by his own hand in a bed, but he didn't belong to the SS. a5c7b9f00b
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