My great grandfather was there in the 101st airborne division the screaming eagles he survived the war.

The big gun the Germans were shooting at the beginning I think was a 5 cm Pak 38, the 88 was much bigger.

i was in E/506th lining history unit back in the 90's-early 2000's so got to know many of the E co vets Maj Winters , Heck Wild Bill & Babe were my drinking buddies every year at the Battle of the bulge reenactment in PA. so funny story during the 50th ann. for the Battle of the Bulge We had a bunch of E co. vets visiting. So we had a real EPIC Prop Blast Bash too. at some point as we were drinking & Singing 1 of our guys comes up to "Wild Bill" and says hey Bill i am going over to visit the area of the line you were in , is their anything you want me to bring back for you" Bill lowers his beer looks him straight in his eyes and says "Yeah, if you could find my leg that would be great" then he smiled and lifted his beer, we all laughed and cheered and toasted to Bill's leg. also toasted to Hinkel. those were some great time. Sadly that Scalawag passed away in 2014 As for the tommy gun yes even the Airborne units used the Model 1928 with vertical grips up too the end of the war , there are even photo's of troopers from the 551st in the French Alps with 50rd drums in aug 1944 . esp when they "acquired" them by other means

Nice reaction dude.. One of the best with Sabaton (my opinion)🇸🇪still so epic..

Yeah, it did two flipping episodes to cover the whole battle in Band of Brothers

ManOwaR - Blood Of The Kings

Joakim Brodén are a history nerd, very well educated and an excellent song writer. Great song! 👍🤘🇸🇪

You know your history 🤘