"We're Never In The Middle." #bandofbrothes #movie

Name: "We're Never In The Middle." #bandofbrothes #movie
Uploaded: 2026-09-21T21:08:22+02:00
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"We're Never In The Middle." #bandofbrothes #movie

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@PhiliaSophiaSuaSponteYouTube

I miss long walks in the rain with the homies.

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@brandentaylor9146YouTube

"See what I mean?" 💀

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@muddogtracker7449YouTube

The walks were cool....

It was the real noisy times in-between the walks, that got kinda exciting...

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@movietombrealYouTube

Movie/Series Name: Band of Brothers (2001)
Genre: History/Drama/Action/Adventure/War
Rating: TV-MA
Rotten Tomatoes: 97%
IMDB: 9.4/10

The men of Easy Company, 506th Parachute Infantry Regiment, train for war and fight across Europe during World War II, forging bonds of brotherhood amid the brutal realities of combat.

YOU CAN WATCH THE MOVIE/SERIES BY CHECKING THE CHANNEL BIO.

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@il_brutto-t8sYouTube

E Company, 2nd Bn, 506 PIR won the war all by themselves.

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@Tim_TomorrowYouTube

You keep the sharp edge of the blade out in front. That's why easy company was out there, they were the sharpest instrument that they had.

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@crimzonempire4677YouTube

That is still an issue to this day sadly
A lot of units being consistently used
Was a big issue in WW2 and Vietnam
We kept sending in the same units
Time after time. I gotta look it up but If I remember correctly the 32nd and 3rd infantry both took so many casualties over their time without being rotated out
That they had almost no unit veterans in some platoons for a chunk of WW2.

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@YAN6M3IST3RYouTube

Currahee! Stands alone!

👍 02026/09/23

@SmokeyMountainSuccubusYouTube

Very well put but not generally true. You want your best guys immediately behind the edge, because the edge is gonna get literally decimated once an attack starts.

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@RHD_lantzYouTube

The higher up want their bars and birds apparently, men irreplaceable but promotion are not

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@edl617YouTube

The talk between the actors sounds like the below decks talk during my navy time

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@TheCrusher72YouTube

You'd think that from movies and stuff.

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@xXSaltySeamanXxYouTube

Its a popularity contest. It has fuck all to do with battle readiness.

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@nomadli2776YouTube

With great power, comes with great responsibility.

👍 52026/09/25

@jackmatuszykYouTube

One of the biggest myths of Band of Brothers is implying that Easy company was some special elite unit. It was a regular parachute infantry.

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@il_brutto-t8sYouTube

@jackmatuszyk It's the story of one infantry company in a tiny section of the War. Soldiers from the 1st Infantry Division had already participated in Operation Torch, Operation Husky before landing at Omaha Beach for Operation Overlord.

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@ShaneB-q2fYouTube

I swear, Matt looked back at him and thought, "Dude, you messin with me?" That wasn't in the script, you a$$hole"! 😋

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@TheCrusher72YouTube

@il_brutto-t8syeah the Big Red One does not get near the credit it deserves

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@quentingaron6723YouTube

They were too good for their own good 🥲

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@tyl9371YouTube

This is far from pillow talk.

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@NickKiwiFreakYouTube

They would never talk to a platoon leader from another company like that, especially Spiers

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@deusvult6920YouTube

@xXSaltySeamanXx you either never served or your unit was shit.

When youre the best in the formation you get used the most. There is no popularity contest. Its a resukts driven process

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@deusvult6920YouTube

Every leader knows who his best subordinate unit is. The battalion command knows how his best company is. And the company commander knows who his best platoon is. And a platoon leader knows who his best squad is

Commanders end up overusing those units. It's incredibly common. Thos usually ends up being the case because as much as the commander knows hos guys need a breather he cant speak up, because when you do you will get relegated and someone will replace you. The top company gets the worst missions. Its textbook suffering from success

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@hawkcybergearYouTube

High ground you say?

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@makerofmadness9427YouTube

When your good at your job you get all of the work.

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@johngori9477YouTube

"See what I mean?" while running for cover. When you've been under fire enough to keep complaining while there is incoming.

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@insideoutsideupsidedown2218YouTube

@deusvult6920so, some of the 101 Airborne sucked. That's what you are saying?

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@jackhyatt7739YouTube

Oh God I love Perconte

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@phillylove7290YouTube

That private complaining to Spears was sure lucky he already had a cigarette in already, otherwise Spears might have offered him one.

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@mikesmnell414YouTube

It’s kinda like the problems the Germans and Japanese had with training pilots and tanker crews. They would keep aces or highly experienced and skilled pilots and soldiers in the same front and never rotate them back or only do after a considerable time. This resulted in the creation of many double, triple, or quadruple aces with some scoring kills outrageous to think about, but eventually they are killed from battle fatigue or generally just meeting their end from another experienced pilot. The US, UK, and USSR regularly sent troops to the rear or rotated them to go back and train recruits and transmit knowledge they learned on the battlefield or give them ample rest for their mental health, although mental health wasn’t really the reason it was just a contributed benefit to the practice.

Infantry? Never. Like you said, used to attrition removed them from combat effectiveness.

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@EntryLevelLuxuryYouTube

Wait Frank got it in that scene?

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