War Thunder is a genuinely good game. I finally got to my first supersonic jet last week. Praise the 🐌.

Can you do Sigmund Freud?

Please do John Dee next 😊

War Thunder is a fun game. It is phenomenal with VR. War Thunder and Elite Dangerous are my only reason for getting a Vive., initially. It is more amazing than I imagined it would be. To look over your shoulder and see the rudder mimicking my action on the Hotas. It’s hard to say how realistic and immersive it feels.

I hope you are getting good money for this sponsorship. Your videos are very professional, and these solicitations for a video-game are a very jarring interruption in content that could otherwise be used in an instructional setting.

We all know Germany did far more& worser crimes before & after the war they killed nearly 15million people because of there religion or Ethnic back grounds, Handicaps They should of had them working more & spread them out in the Army in stead of killing them! 15 million I would of put 3-5 million in army then 10 million working they only used 2-3 million working but starved, beat them to death. A worker with food in belly works better & longer then a starved one

Ramon Boyd while fearing getting carpet bomb by all major allies nation.

David Chrysostom, I definitely agree!!

@GazB85 He was ranting up top about World War I in response to another comment. I have no clue what he's on about and I suspect he doesn't either.

@@ramonboyd1435 But you don't need to waste food on "disposable" workers. The Nazi's point of view was colored by their view that they, and they alone, were worth while.

Joel D I have a ?? For you, please answer. Why did you say he brought awearness to PSD? He died early around 54 yrs. 5hey didn't know about that back then, do you know in WWar1 around 50,000-80,000 soilders got exacuted by fire squad in WW2 around 40,000. They had PSD,or shell shocked to them it was cowarded in line if duty in the face of the Enemy, Ecspecialy in WW1 they fought like it was 19th century charging men dug in with machine gun fire wiping them out!! Some real coward officer giving orders 20 miles from the front drinking Tea not knowing what's going on. They were still actually using Calvery on horseback charging multi machine gun emplacements the 1st 6mths of battle both sides France& Germany lost 1 million men each, England(Canada, NewZealand, Russia, Turkey (Ottaman Empire) (Austria/Hungry) lost another million again still fight 19th century tactics against 20 century Tech. The idiot Generals & officers should be the ones in fire squad

Joel D he did indeed. I don't know what Ramon is ranting about (I suspect that he doesn't either) but if anyone else has questions, doing something as simple as looking up "Audie Murphy speaks out PTSD" or the like will uncover numerous accounts that refer to him "breaking the taboo" of the time and advocating that the USA and the military spend more time and money on studying the emotional effects of war itself on the soldiers. The fact that we now call it PTSD makes no difference in what Audie Murphy was speaking about, or why, any more than the fact that what was once called "Trench foot" is now called "immersion foot syndrome." Well said, Joel, and spot on.

TheDoctor1225 thanks!

Ramon Boyd Let me ask you. Are you an infantry soldier who served in US military and seen combat?

Joel D Agreed! Its amazing how people who haven’t served a day in their life or seen combat, try to pontificate about contributions some made in this field.

This is the best comment 👍🏻 I would love to go there

@King Royal What? Germany literally invaded through the Ardennes. That is how they were able to beat the maginot line. France definitely didn't invade first

@@starcityrc3298 he comes from a different timeline How he's crossing the barrier and communicating with us must be some esoteric Nazi technology from the timeline they won the war

That's so awesome to hear this

@JohnnyGotHisGun The Playstation 3 version of "Medal of Honor" featured a remastered version of "Medal of Honor: Frontline" with trophies. I hope that answers your questions.

@@brentgranger7856 Yeah played it on the hardest difficulty, its a spawnfest with stupid controls still its fun

Amen!!! I’m not worthy to polish his boots

Few men ever are. Certainly not I.

The only three Americans that come close to Audie Murphy are Chesty Puller, Alvin York and Roy Benavidez.

Nah he's even better Captain Texas

@aranphor I do believe in America I'm just saying since he's Texan He'd be Captain Texas although Captain America represents all 50 States P.S I'm Texan that's all.

Afrika Smith they were both Irish American

Gust discovered him ! We need more like “this MAN!

He’s my great uncle my family says

I read his book in his school and the library had it under Fiction, which it was not.

Same with guy from hacksaw ridge

@@blaznskais2048 that's NOTHING

@@lestermount3287 that's NOTHING

And that's NOTHING

Did you write thîs?

@@iwannabeadored69420 its a song by Sabaton that was made in his honor

Crosses grow on Anzio Where no soldiers sleep And where hell’s six feet deep That death does wait There’s no debate So charge and attack Going to Hell and Back A man of the 15th A man of Can Do Friends fall around him And yet he came through Let them fall face down If they must die Making it easier To say goodbye Bright A white light If there’d be, Any glory in war Let it rest On men like him Who went to Hell and came back

Love that bro

Fuckin expert. Nuff said

*sabaton intensifies*

A man of the 15th A man of can do Friends fall around him and yet he cane through Let them fall face down if they must die Making it easier to say goodbye!

All Along The Shore Where Cannons Still Roar

Where this from??

@@davidgee6452 To Hell and Back by Sabaton

DarkRonnie >> The British actually found this was a common characteristic of those decorated with the VC, as well.

Jay Bee do either of the two of you watch lindybiege he did a video regarding this people who do tend to kill in combat are more likely to have the same outlook for their squad as they do their siblings or they’re psycho paths. Most soldiers have a hard time killing in war.

So true .... have you ever read .. mark of the lion .. charles upham ... NZer .. VC and bar .. which is a double VC .. only combat soldier to win 2 VCs .. second vc was for 2actions in which he could have won a vc for each action .. but already having one it would of been unpresidented .... was a NZ south island farmer ... hated the attention and the pom and ceromony of it all ....

Timothy Wells >> Yes I did see the Lindybeige video! Gotta say I think my favorite work of his is about Admiral Sir Sidney Smith. Unless memory fails it’s called Napoleon’s Foe(?). Or maybe nemesis. Great video either way, I’d never heard of the man.

in combat all your fellow members become your family often for the rest of your life.

Hides his emotions his blood running cold just like his victories his story unfold -To hell and back [sabaton]

Audie was an ass

A short man from Texas

@@roxannemoser that "ass" accomplished more in 2 years than you will accomplish in your entire life.

​@@ibbi32a man of the wild

Tom McDonald I visit Audie’s grave when in DC, always leave flowers and US flag, he’s right next to the tomb of unknown soldier. Audie was a TRUE hero, and lived with PTS all his life! He wanted to attend West Point, but do to his many war wounds, was not accepted! Another great example of the “Greatest Generation”!

I was privileged to visit Audie Murphy’s Gravesite on is birthday and witness the wreath laying ceremony by The Sergeant Audie Murphy Club. It was very moving. I’ve admired him for 65 years , ever since my dad took me to see To Hell and Back.

I don’t think his back was against an insurmountable challenge, he took them head on. I believe I know what you mean though.

@@robertcrawshaw9978 I think he'd be honored that they took one of his poems and set it to music. He was a songwriter after all beside being a soldier and actor. It's too bad only about 3 of his poems survived, he didn't save them and usually tore them up. If you are interested there is lots of information about him on The Audie Murphy Memorial website. Plus there is a museum in the county of Texas where he was born and grew up. There is also a VA hospital named after him and a school. The ranch that he once own in California has long since been turned into a subdivison, but it's also named after him.

Every boy should have a personal hero. You had a Great One.

He's been mine too. I practically worshiped him as a young girl. I think the first movie of his that I saw was The Red Badge of Courage. My favorites still is Seven Ways From Sundown and Destry.

You're very tech savvy for a 71yr old. Good on ya.. I'm 25. And drunk. I hope. You live a long life. 🙂

Good morning John Williamson, I have in course of my life been eager student of history and though not of people now seem notice it the people of that time were unsuspecting Titans in so respects; Einstein, Bohr, Rutherford, Oppenheimer, Churchill, Patton, McArthur, Eisenhower &, Murphy are great names amongst a generation of greatness that even redefined our understanding of human evil...... The men & women of that era accomplished so many new & amazing things, they did the math that built atomic bombs with pen & paper at a time when radios had not yet been displaced by television! I personally have always found the life of Julius Caesar & his nephew Augustus particularly inspiring- Julius Caesar never lost a battle and while the story of how & why he ended the costal pirate bands at that time is remarkable the culmination of his great campaign against the Guals is truly legendary- he had their leader Vercingetorix & his army trapped in a fortress surrounded by his legions when a second Gualic army larger than the Roman force came to rescue their king and surrounded the Romans. Caesar simply split his force in half and fought 2 battles personally leading the reenforcement at any break in lines. He not only won both battles, he brought back Vercingetorix alive in his armor & chains to be the cherry on top of his triumphal march through Rome....... His successor August was also a great military commander but his true brilliance was in governance- Octavian was so effective & beloved for his benevolent leadership of Rome the senate moved to declare him a living god but he flatly refused so the senate Augustus. In his own words describing his accomplishments as Emperor he said "I found Rome a city of wood but left it a city of marble", he had avenged all of the betrayers of his uncle, He had defeated utterly the military superpowers of is time at the Battle of Actium but what he was proud of is what he had built for his people........ I have the same birthday as Augustus which I think is very cool.

Could not pick a better one.

Thank you for your service.

Thank you for your service, and I’m glad you were able to be helped .God Bless You

Wow That's a case full of metal's My nephew was on the U.S.S AMERICA HE DIDNT SEE action BUT MY BROTHER ON THE OTHER HAND WAS A GROUND NAM.TROOP Honey I understand what u went through Not all the same details I have PTSD From all the trama I've been through The V.A. had to give him pain pills They didnt know what was wrong with him Bet you have had your share of va screw ups I really am glad that you did find help I dont sleep but an hour at a time Take care of yourself Take one day at a time n dont stress the little things God Bless you Warrior

Thank you for your service. God bless you. 🙏

You are a badass Doc! Don't ever kid yourself about that. So glad you're doing so much better brother. Audie Murphy would look at you and be damn glad he had you covering his 6. I have no doubt about that. Best wishes for continued peace and prosperity in your life. PO1 USN(Ret.) 79-99.

Is it The “height shall not hinder him” award? Or “Mini Murphy’s Mighty Men”. (Or women) award?

Joe H and congrats to them, my suggestions were merely an attempt at light hearted humour, maybe advisable to not take everything you read online toooooooo seriously 😏

Do more with your life... apparently by playing War Thunder

LoL....good one:-)

@@beauallen9872 Humor doesn't put another person down. Bullying does. That wasn't humor you used, and that's why it gets the response it does.

Pamela Murphy lived into her 80’s. She was dedicated to the veterans, she called them her boys. Great video, but one fact is wrong , Pam Murphy was never an actress she was a stewardess supervisor for Braniff Air Lines and retired after her marriage to Audie

WOW. I read this over and over in disbelief. Exactly the same..who knows, maybe dad knew or fought alongside your father. They were the "Can Do" outfit. Dad also received a bad leg wound in Anzio 1944 that sent him home. He never said anything about the war other than Audie offered to write letters for him. They must have been rather close. Years after dad passed, mom told me some of the horrors he dealt with. Dad would have weeks where he would isolate himself in a room and wouldn't speak to us, and we never knew what would send him into a rage. Once he thought we were german soldiers trying to break in when we returned home one day. Mental health wasn't much dealt with back in those days. I guess you came home, went back to work, and wrestled with those demons until you died.

While badgering may not be helpful, making it clear to our soldiers that we want to listen and help if we can is a valuable way to show you care. Sometimes talking about trauma can bring it into focus and help heal past it. My grandfather was badly wounded in Europe, never talked about it to us. I didn't know enough to ask the right way, or even show that I wanted to listen. He passed ten years ago, discharged as a PFC for his injuries during the war, and received a belated Bronze Star for his actions just a few years before his death. I only know that he and his Captain charged several pillboxes, the actions involved earning him the Bronze, his commendation being found among his Captain's papers after he had died. I'm proud of my grandfather for his service, his struggles, and becoming the man he would. I just wish I knew more, and had been aware enough back then to ask.

You can't be down on yourself for asking questions. That was your hero

He will always be my folk hero, really keeps my mentality of “You can achieve whatever you wish, if necessary by sheer-brute force” alive.

Going out hunting in woods is pretty fun, his just had more stakes behind the success

@@dravenocklost4253 Doing it for sport and for survival are two completely different things.

He was one of the first veterans to try and lobby congress to help veterans suffering from ptsd and also lobbied for free health care for veterans.

This. I agree, I'd certainly be hesitant to pull the trigger on anyone that looked like they were very underaged, even if they were the enemy. Good observation.

Nah he was just a man who fought like lion

the Germans said they did not think he was on the tank destroyer since it was on fire, and could have exploded at any moment.

Even as tall as 12 years old

@@lestermount3287 Yeah, Audie Murphy...AKA the original Captain America, AKA The Avatar of Kratos, AKA probably the biggest badass the US Army has ever produced. Imagine seeing this tiny man, riding a fucking BURNING TANK and fighting a damn army ALONE effectively, possibly inflicting on German Survivors severe PTSD from that one battle alone and giving one hell of an inspiring image

Haha

😂😂

@Hayden G. I think you mean soviet war leaders like george zhukov.

But he EARNED his medals.

He earned th bitches. And he did got to hell and back

Thats NOTHING!!!!

The best of best ?! Hahahahaha!!

JOSE LOPEZ MENDOZA, MEXICAN AMERICAN the best of the best killed over 100 NAZIS!!! SINGLE HANDEDLY REPULSED A GERMAN INFANTRY ATTACK that had tiger tanks !!!!!!!!!!!!!!! WAY MORE THAT your best

What.

Please explain how the bigoted, closet bisexual dodger John Wayne was held up as the ultimate macho patriotic movie star figure and not Audie Murphy?????

Gonna have to check it out. I'm pretty close.

You just said " to a lesser extent Rangers...". Okie dokie. Lol

THROWN INTO COMBAT WHERE BODIES LIE PILED...

@@Triskaan HIDES HIS EMOTIONS, HIS BLOOD'S RUNNING COLD

@@willtiffany5409 JUST LIKE HIS VICTORIES HIS STORY UNFOLDS

@@RowanProductions BRIGHT....A WHITE LIGHT! iF THERE'D BE, ANY GLORY IN WAR!

@@jfgfhfaeweswff210 LET IT REST, ON MEN LIKE HIM

..."he's just another man...." No, not really! He was more, obviously!

Justin Laucella WHERE NO SOLDIERS SLEEP AND WHERE HELLS 6 FEET DEEP

Matt Urban gives him a run for the money. It's a shame so few people know about him compared to Audie because his story is just as unbelievable. SEVEN Purple Hearts & he arguably qualified for the Medal of Honor about 8 different times. He took it to the Germans so frequently & kept coming after getting injured that even they had a name for him... "The Ghost". Got injured over & over but refused to leave. Even hitchhiked from a hospital in England, still limping & with a cane, to rejoin his guys in France & got there 30 minutes after they started a major engagement. He immediately commandeered a tank & was at the front of his unit. His guys following behind. He was delivered last rights one time on the battle field because everyone thought he was dead. They performed an emergency tracheotomy on the spot. A month later he showed up to his unit again, this time in Germany & with no voice.

It aint the size of the dog in the fight, its the size of the fight in the dog.

One more for Chesty!

Yes I'd love to hear one on chesty!

Big Bill O'Reilly I believe that title goes to army general during the Japanese invasion of the Philippines

I sent and received a bio copy from the Audie Murphy foundation.

Out of his museum's worth of brave deeds, coming out about PTSD is arguably his BRAVEST one!

klackonkilla Yes!

There is a movie from the 1930's with Gary Cooper playing Alvin York in WWI.

YYYYeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeehhhhhhhhhhaaaaaaaaaaaaaaawwwwwwwwwwwww!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11

Senior Texans know the drawl varies a bit between regions of the state .

I have met Texans that sound a whole lot like Mr.Whisler & that ain't no🐃💩!

It’s amazing how many kept quiet about their experiences in WW2. My great uncle was on Omaha Beach on D-Day and was injured. He went on to fight in Korea and Vietnam and had many war stories but never told his D-Day story.

Michael Srite , Why?

Unfortunately they were like that in those days

And what would you call JOSE LOPEZ MENDOZA who SINGLE HANDEDLY REPULSED A GERMAN INFANTRY ATTACK who had tiger tanks and KILLING over 100 NAZIS by HIMSELF!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! MEXICAN AMERICAN 🇺🇸🇲🇽 MEDAL of HONOR

America throughout history has been known to simply push through with it’s intensions by sheer-force if necessary , it’s why we’re almost kinda controlled-chaotic in war basically.

Even thought that would make sense, Captain America popped up before America entered the war

Immortalized in Starship Troopers as the ultimate model for the infantryman of the future.

Correction: a tank destroyer that was on FIRE. Ain't nobody got time for that!!

@@joshuahjfarquharm.3269 Literally! Even the movies could never match a guy this badass! Talk about a real life superhero! 💪😎💪🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸