Edward Chun I was looking for someone who would comment this ^^^ totally agree

KnightmareFilmz hol the fuck up I didn’t expect to see you hear

This was amazing

RIP to corporal joe vittori

Read a few stories/accounts about medal of honor winners (posthumously) and on almost every account, those around them mentioned they always have this calm demeanor, an almost surreal calm about them right before they died. Some have even mentioned to others in the same calm fashion, that they knew they were going to die in the next battle and totally accepted the fact. Athletes, artist call this the zone. I also believe that these warriors go through a similar "zone" in that moment of clarity, that allows them to see the objective, the battlefield and the commitment to total greatness and sacrifice! Semper Fi!

What combat zones?

@Carter Huze - Iraq twice & Kuwait.

Thank you for your service!

Panama with 82nd Signal Battalion and Desert Storm with 3rd ACR. Cudos from a fellow Vet.

You do realize that none of you are heroes? You are bandits and murderers. One day karma will turn around...and will catch up with all of you

thank you for your comment

Same here ! Although I'm not an American but every country's soldiers' efforts needs to be put in front of common man to realize what they are going through so that we can live a safe life. Oh man ! I so wish to join them on the battlefield :(

me toooooo

+Kilik Nuked much?

I hope they'll expand and include medals from other countries like the Victoria Cross or the Croix de Guerre

Sanket Sawant I joined the army a couple of days ago and unfortunately I'm not a combat soldier but the feeling and the reason is still the same I joined because it was my duty and because I want to do the very best and I will honor each and every one of my brothers and sisters a hero or not may God bless their souls.

I cried in the trailer....

I wish Netflix made more episodes.

I'm speechless

i cry w every episode,

I just love learning about the Medal of Honor and its recipients

I will watch every season they come out with

Right! A year later and still nothing...

1:02 *I spot a lil Gilbert*

Who?

wow! i didnt even notice that xD he looks so different in the thumbnail

STEFAN!

Paul Wesley and Steven McQueen*

Louis Giordano lmao excuse but who are you

@@E4gle354223 www.imdb.com/name/nm8248316/?ref_=ttfc_fc_cl_t26

oh its that guy who was an actor in the antolak dramatization. Gold acting man.

Thank you, means a lot! @@ThePsychicFish

From down in South Africa. Excellent work!

MSG Benjamin F. Wilson, CPT Lewis Millett, CPL Paul B. Huff, CPL Alvin C. York, CPT Angelo J. Liteky, SGT Ryan Pitts, 2nd LT Ernest Childers, PVT Henry Johnson, CPT Francis Wai, 2nd LT Vernon J. Baker, HM1 Robert E. Bush, PLT SGT Mitchell Paige, PVT Hector Cafferatta, PFC Sammy L. Davis, CPL Mitchell Red Cloud Jr, SP4 Peter C. Lemon, CPT Lance Sijan, PFC Eugene Obregon, PFC Charles L. Gilliland, HM3 William Charette, TSGT John Chapman, CAO John W. Finn, CPL Ronald E. Rosser, again there’s so many. Even all that I’ve mentioned are I believe to be bad asses. Again which Medal of Honor recipient should be mentioned if the series were to continue?

Yes we do love, honor and appreciate our veterans.

@@kalamere yet u guys still have thousands of homeless veterans.

Karthik K help them when you can then Brother. Help them when you can. They would appreciate your support

Karthik K Yes under Obama, he didn’t respect our soldiers not anymore with trump he loves our soldierrs

@@tvtrauma7024 uhuh sure he does.

rewatch Brand of brothers.. (even tho its not a docu)

Same, choked up a bit just watching the Trailer to be honest.

Fucking Awesome pro. Pic.Amon Amarth, or Manowar?

The Vietnam War is a good documentary series.

Free oatmeal Vietnam in hd hands down best doc I’ve seen

That episode makes me cry every time. Not gonna lie.

If he was dating brave I'll see him somewhre in the seson

What's his name

Hua

Respect for your bravery and service sir.

Are you still alive?

Thank you for your service sir 🇺🇸

Respect from India sir

Yeah, on 9/9/2001.

Read both BoB books also!

Good point! Maybe he is trying to show support for our fellow veterans? 🤷🏻‍♀️ I think his grandfather also served during WWII Jus bc someone is a veteran doesnt automatically make them pro guns lots of veterans are against them

I don't think it has to do with the game

Mr. Chicken maybe with Warfighter

Show me your i.d.... You're jimmy Patterson

Little dissapointed they couldn't get to use the music.

WRONG

That's Clint Romesha Medal of Honor recipient from Afghanistan

👍🏻

You don't have to be American to appreciate heroism and courage

@@rogeryoung9934 I don't know about that other guy but war movies in my country really poorly made and very bad cinematography. I grew up watching war movies like saving private ryan,black hawk down, letters from Iwo Jima,The Hurt Locker to latest one Hacksaw ridge and dunkirk all these films are awesome. I have to say you guys are really good at wars😜.

I will watch the documentary to hear their stories, not their heroism. No soldier is a hero.

Matt lake I think you mean north Vietnam. The south was technically on our side although there were tons of guerrilla fighters in the south

dennis camacho couldn’t agree more. All the things done by these men are beyond belief but I just couldn’t understand how Antolak and Edward carter could have gotten back up like they did

Heroic !

And to think from that German’s point of view. “I just shot this American three times and three times he gets back up and keeps charging at me!”

It not from EA

its the magic of the new NVIDIA RTX 2080 Ti... real time photorealistic graphics... the holy grail... jensen hu ang will be so proud!!! RTX !!

Huh?

Lmao

I think this game is based on a true story

hugo It looks really good. The only problem I have about it is that it’s gonna do the typical WW2 to present day. I understand it’s because there are veterans still alive that tell the tales, but if you’re gonna talk about the Medal of Honor, you need to go back to where it all started: The Civil War *FUN FACT* Close to half of the nearly 3,500 Medal of Honor’s were given during the Civil War

Derek Wadas But it’s the people (or probably friends to the soldier) who tells the story of what happened. It would be a little hard to tell the stories from the civil war because none of those people is alive today.

The Medals of Honor issued during the Civil War (and subsequent Indian Wars) are usually not considered as important to historical discussions because they were awarded at a time when virtually no other military decoration was authorized. In that period, the MOH was the single "general purpose" award given for situations that would not come close to meeting the highly elevated standards established for the MOH in the future. Later, a system of ranked medals were approved to honor valor and distinctive service by both individuals and units that while significant, do not meet the criteria of the Medal of Honor. Unfortunately, like everything run by a government of humans, it's a flawed process... certainly not every soldier who deserves one gets the Medal. There are many acts of valor that meet the criteria for the MOH, but their officers are busy fighting a war and don't do the paperwork necessary. And the system of review can be easily politicized and blocked. For example, a soldier whose actions meet the criteria for the MOH could be presented a lower one because someone in the higher command feels that a unit has been getting too many awards for a specific campaign, and so discretionary limits are imposed. Or, in a hypothetical situation, a higher officer in the review chain may have a personal or professional issue with the officer submitting the nomination and decide to deny it because the presentation of a MOH to a soldier is a direct and positive reflection on the unit's Chain of Command. Because it is so selective and so high an honor, the Medal can unfortunately be used as a political tool, because politicians live to benefit from the accomplishments and sacrifices of others. For example, the MOH can be awarded to a service member from a certain Congressional district as a Presidential "thank you" for that Congress member's support of the administration's pet policy, or to help make an unpopular POTUS more favorable to the Military overall, or even to help get a state or region to vote for his party when elections come around. Not to say that any modern service member receiving the MOH wasn't fully deserving, but that another soldier whose valor equally met the criteria may have been denied it as a Presidential "thumb in the eye" to his Congressional representative who's in the opposing political party. The recent SCOTUS confirmation process makes it very clear just how far politicians will stoop to fight each other.

Broheim I’m with u bro

No judgment

i thought that was regulation

God damn onions again

If this series doesn’t make you cry the manliest of cries, you have no soul. This trailer almost made me tear up.

Courtney Birtell hugo It looks really good. The only problem I have about it is that it’s gonna do the typical WW2 to present day. I understand it’s because there are veterans still alive that tell the tales, but if you’re gonna talk about the Medal of Honor, you need to go back to where it all started: The Civil War *FUN FACT* Close to half of the nearly 3,500 Medal of Honor’s were given during the Civil War

check out the channel "MedalOfHonorBook" to see many of the stories told by the soldiers themselves.

This is just an excuse to raise nationalistic feelings. What wars were this people fighting? Were they protecting their homes or were they just pawns for invading other countries in the "name of freedom"? Your governtment gives you the illusion of democracy, while being controled by a plutocracy. You, Americans, live in a bubble and in a myth built to make you gullible and easy to control. Your governtment has interfered countless times in other countries with the excuse of protecting democracy. Just look what happened in my country, Chile, in other Latinamerican countries, and in African countries. Your leaders fucked our lives and still control us today. That's why America is so despised all over the world. But you'll still be blinded by movies like this one, idealizing and idolizing the life of a soldier. I know you citizens are just victims in this, but please, be aware of the history of suffering caused by your leaders under bad excuses and with the help of innocent soldiers like these ones. Please, acknowledge that your governtment's main goal is to increase and ensure their political and economic power; democracy, freedom and patriotism have nothing to do with it.

Lol you are telling what's obvious to American. Their recruitment numbers go down and down year after year. Their voting turnout shrink every 4 year too. They already know their government is a bunch of corrupt shit. At any given time, roughly 50% of the US have anti government sentiments and the other half will cry about throwing some senators into prison. You cant find more "alterntive news" anywhere outside the US (Except maybe India and China but that's not per capita) and the numbers of politicians getting persecuted in the US is second to none due to predatory media and partisan fighting en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_federal_political_scandals_in_the_United_States. But the truth is: that corruption and brutality doesnt even touch them. Their soldiers are essentially government employees after Vietnam. Employees with really generous benefit at that. And employee do what employers tell them to do. And all their action, why might affect you greatly, dont affect Americans at large. A stock market crash has more chance to fuck over American life than a 20 year war with trillions of dollar and million of lives lost. It's like Rome. They were fucking corrupt, expansionist and brutal. Every Romans know that but why would you risk your comfortable life going for a floppy goal? It's not until the government was weakend by a millions cut to the point of being unable to protect and support their life that they split the Empire. Spoiler: their life didnt become much better, proving their inaction right. Meanwhile, living and prospering with American foreign policy is entirely possible, like Canada, Oceania, New Europe, Japan, Korea, South East Asia, China, Qatar, ... (contrary to popular belief, Vietnam war ended because Reagan found a temporary allies in China to weaken the Soviet. The catch is embrace China economically and let China have Indochina. The masterplan that bite US in the ass today Can you see the pattern of American foreign policies already?) So be real, you can totally make US foreign policy work for you. Politic isnt a civilsed classroom debate. Dont poke the bully with righteous fury if you are just a day of flight from him. Unlike school this bully is more than ready to kill you.

HipsterHolocaust That's exactly what I meant when I said soldiers are simple pawns in the political chessboard of governments (and not only America's). For me, the only war worth fighting is the one where your people and your territory is being invaded and attacked, because in that case you're actually defending your freedom. These soldiers (the ones in the documentary) were not. They were involved in conflicts that were not their own. Even nazi soldiers should be condecorated under the excuse that they were serving their country and doing what was asked to do. I guess we all know that those low rank nazi soldiers were not the masterminds behind the operations; they were just following orders, and there's nothing honorable in that. But that doesn't take away the responsability of their deeds. If they take a life, they should be hold accountable for that. If they really were against killing innocent people, they have the option of refusing to follow orders, even if that costs their own lives. Remember Desmond Doss, whose story was told in the movie "Hacksaw Ridge"? He refused to take innocent lives and even helped his fallen comrades. Yes, it took some effort and time for his beliefs to be accepted as valid reasons to avoid holding a gun, but he did it at the end.

Richard D This is just an excuse to raise nationalistic feelings. What wars were this people fighting? Were they protecting their homes or were they just pawns for invading other countries in the "name of freedom"? Your governtment gives you the illusion of democracy, while being controled by a plutocracy. You, Americans, live in a bubble and in a myth built to make you gullible and easy to control. Your governtment has interfered countless times in other countries with the excuse of protecting democracy. Just look what happened in my country, Chile, in other Latinamerican countries, and in African countries. Your leaders fucked our lives and still control us today. That's why America is so despised all over the world. But you'll still be blinded by movies like this one, idealizing and idolizing the life of a soldier. I know you citizens are just victims in this, but please, be aware of the history of suffering caused by your leaders under bad excuses and with the help of innocent soldiers like these ones. Please, acknowledge that your governtment's main goal is to increase and ensure their political and economic power; democracy, freedom and patriotism have nothing to do with it.

@@B1SpkTKD I would be the last person to defend most wars, but this is not about that. This is about paying respects to the men and women who sacrifice all with incredible courage for what they perceive to be doing the right thing, whether that is true or not.

Richard D If the cause is unfair, why should I honor the executors of that unfairness? There's no courage nor honor in being the pawns of a corrupt governtment. But this critique it's not against soldiers, but against people who think nationalist and soldiers are heroes. They just do what their told to do. There's nothing brave in supporting foreign interventions and transgression to other countries' sovereignty.

Luis Manuel hits hard

Legit broke my heart while at work lol

@@jackhammer0925 same man, same

I thought he referred to his possible name: 'Hugo' to get his attention, then says his last words.

John Basilone

Weird,i just read that quote earlier this morning in one of my fb uploads

Idiots these days still won't understand the meaning of freedom and kneel during the National Anthem, all because a spoiled black kid, raised by white parents sucked ass at his job, then blamed inequality as an excuse for kneeling.

Look at the best movies out and compare cultural narratives. The most common one is the "Triumphant Individual" and proof of this lies not only in the quantity of movies but in American beliefs. Look up the studies on students preferring solo work over group work. You'll find the majority prefers to work alone. Same as in the workplace. It's so apparent, companies push the "You can move up" idea into new workers at orientation. It promises that if you work hard yourself, you can make it. They'l tell you that before and/or after telling you to maintain a team. All of these responsibilities put you in the position to feel like you're taking things over, the triumphant individual. What this movie pushes is what Americans and many other countries forget, the very thing that made us all so great. We are forgetting the "common man" narrative and the problems we face that makes us triumphant individuals, notice the plural. America isn't the "One man" every movie trailer talks about, it's the cluster of common folk who wanted change for a better world. People who love each other enough to take a bullet and die off radar where no one knows what happened. No one but the survivor. That's why this movie's great.

Here's a Snickers

If you're forcing people to kneel for a shitty song, that's not freedom. America isn't free at all. You're owned by corporations and your government. The only thing you're 'free' in is having the freedom to die from no healthcare or mass shootings.

HorkBork M < spotted the jelly fuck living in some third world shithole haha!

+Provocateur they also defeated the Nazis 😂 fucking dumb fuck

@Provocateur "they kill civilians" Civilians always inevitably end up getting caught in the crossfire in any armed conflict by both sides. US troops aren't purposefully killing civilians like you're trying to imply.

Not invade but Iiberate

The US prevented the Nazi and soviet from conquering Europe during WW2

The majority of soviet military is not Russians

Same agree The American patriot

The American Patriot if it was the game it will reboot the Medal of Honor video game series think about...

How? It literally said Netflix blown up in red above left corner, and said official trailer that took up the whole screen. So how could you possibly think it was the game?

@KarMa Troll he means he thought it was a series based on the game, considering all the video game movies nowadays it's a pretty fair assumption.

Looks better

Well u aint alone

^^^ fuck yourself with a shovel

Cinematic Top 10 u can piss off bud bc these ppl fought for u and your disappointed bc this isn’t a movie about a game go fuck your self two of my uncles fought for ppl like you and they will never be the same

bro i never said i dont respect those people that fought and you are already crying, im not even american and i respect then like you do. people go crazy for the most minimal thing.

Jean Adames they are mad with the Cinematic Top 10 comment calling this BS in comparisson to a videogame, and rightly so

And Jeremy Gilbert 1:16

Yes Bro hahaha

No it's your mother

Paul Wesley

Glad I'm not the only one who thought it was an adaptation of the game

Lenda

Finally someone's noticed.

Who's that?

Vasyl Ruszin hugo It looks really good. The only problem I have about it is that it’s gonna do the typical WW2 to present day. I understand it’s because there are veterans still alive that tell the tales, but if you’re gonna talk about the Medal of Honor, you need to go back to where it all started: The Civil War *FUN FACT* Close to half of the nearly 3,500 Medal of Honor’s were given during the Civil War

Derek Wadas 3,500? In the civil war? Damn

Imagine what their victims have to go through 😉

Uchiha Salim theirs no victims in war when u sign that contract u sign ur self in a 50/100 chance of coming back in one piece

@@kayo8459 who gives u the order then. Their enemies become your enemies, just because you signed the contract doesn't mean you are free to kill or you still innocent. Where is the free will to refuse then. This is ridiculous.

Uchiha Salim I mean as in everyone has a choice yes that doesn’t give them a right to kill another person but it’s to fight for their country and that’s a reason their to do those acts

Uchiha Salim and by free will i mean u can sign up for the army u don’t have to go if you don’t want to it’s not like back then where you were forced

Aw man, buzzkill.

no there is a game franchise called medal of honor

i know that is bait

I know there's a game called "Medal of Honor" but it's not about the game. PERIOD.

B. Tisdale HAHAHAHA DFKM

Your name cracks me up lmao

@Josef Mengele - your parents should have gone through with the abortion!

Read the story and you will know how negligible the price of your (US) participation in world war II and who suffered the greatest losses in this war fighting with Nazi Germany !

zevs2408 USA did a lot, the URSS was getting buttraped before it’s heavy economical support

USA did a lot !? What a dreamer !!! The Soviet Union did not get help, and paid for this "help" a large sum of money ! USA as always earned blood and death, and stole the glory of Victory, nor making to win anything meaningful !

zevs2408 Stalin himself said the US gave money you dumbfuck.