I see “MG42” I press play

i have so many problems w this, one, the tank commanders have their heads out, with one shot of an mg 42 or an american machine gun, they would be dead. two, the sherman should be kaput, not one, but two german tanks, a pak 38 and other atillery fite and it just, bounces off? its just fucking stupid, three non of the germans have a panzerfaust, why not? lastly, the americans make it so much better for themselves, if this were on my field, you would get thrown out, and also, how can you run that fucking slowly and still not die, and another thing, AN M1 GARAND IS NOT A MACHINE GUN, SO DON'T USE IT LIKE ONE

Afterwards Can we uh, order 6 for the PD?

Ojo, no se está disparando munición de guerra, por la cadencia de tiro y el retroceso del arma es casi nulo.....si fuese con munición de guerra el arma se hubiese levantado por cada ráfaga disparada......

La MG 3, que es la estamos viendo, es una ametralladora, neutralizadora, deternedora y aniquilados, dispara de 700 a 900 tiros por minuto y YO la disparo millones de veces......es una maravilla escuchar el tableteo de ella.. .gracias por este hermoso video....

Press the damn thing I wanted longer

Fuck you USA a kurva čemu tleskate,posrani Yankee!!!!však spoustu vašich kluků zabili!!!jste debilové a ještě to oslavujete!!🖕🖕🖕

Excellent music choice

Damn, this comment section is toxic af.

It's the GTA3 M16 😂

this looks like an early war reenactment and I see some Germans have camofladge helmets but the Herman army didn't start using these untill 1918.

6:36 naaa German soldiers from McDonald’s 💀

OMG THIS SELECTION

The fire rate of the gun ... This why Germans used to call mg42 by the nickname hittlers Zipper

My grandfather was Brig. Gen. Eugene Regnier of Combat Command A. He died 20 years before I was born, so I only know a handful of second-hand stories and what I read in Paths of Armor.

Enjoyed the video. My grand uncle was a somewhat renowned Cleveland physician and was one of the first US Army combat surgeons deployed to France and Belgium in 1918. I have an old fabric, blood stained map that he used. And in WW2 the "Pro-Station" was known by a more affectionate name... "Clap Shack" .

My uncle served in the 86th Division, 342nd Infantry, Company B. He was KIA in Germany in mid-April of 1945

Honestly, it's a wonder how we ever won he war. Even 80 years later, with 80 years of gun technology, NOTHING will EVER conjure the fear and the terror which this weapon did.

Bless the Germans

I would not like to be in front of this killing machine... What a rate !

oohhh give me your wishbone

Imagine after a huge fire fight. Your friend is heavly injured and your planned for a charge after Christmas.... And both sides start singing this

Nicely done! 👍💯

what a bunch of unfit overweight wannabees

Should have chosen the Imperial German Army of Kaiser Bill . They were a much more effective fighting force than that of Johnny One Ball and his gang of misfits who lost East Prussia forever.

Con una MG 42 se arregla todo esto.

You are very very good at what you do young man. I’m impressed with the basic knowledge and that your clean cut, dressed appropriately and confident in your communication. These boats are national treasures. I’m thankful that men and women began pushing to preserve them shortly after the Korean War. If I were super rich, somone like Bill Gates, Warren Buffet, Elon Musk etc…. I would approach Congress and ask that I be allowed to return two of the fleet boats to full service including the ability to dive down to approximately 50-100’. Id use these boat for two things. (1) to bring the US Navy and its allies closer together. Basically I would assign one Naval sub captain, XO (Captain in training) and then fully crew with members from every allies navies for one full year. I take the boats all over the world allowing people to see them and remember the cost of freedom.

Wait is there a platform that is around the periscope and radar antenna meant for lookouts, and is there a ladder for it?

Surnommée "La scie circulaire d 'Adolf Hitler " , arme automatique terrifiante, et puissante, une machine infernale toujours en service, et encore meurtrière. Une belle arme, avec la MG 34, elles étaient les atouts de l' infanterie allemande. Phil. 🇨🇵

Jeez, those SS-manner look awfully old for 20/30 year olds. Edit: Oh god, the Luftwaffles.....

The gun was such a psychological tool for the Germans, and alot of people dont talk about that..this gun TERRIFIED Allied troops...the Nazis had many nicknames for it.."hiter's saw", "electric MG", "Gonorrhea Syringe"..the Russians called it the "linoleum ripper"..it was so good at laying down suppressive fire, that the US army had to develop training programs to help soldiers deal with the psychological trauma of it.

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So were these used as AA , ack ack what ever you want to call it , or like creeping barrage ? Or cannon anti tank , tank destroyer roles or all of the above ? My anzac grandpa ( died after war b4 I was born) got a citation for destroying one of these in combat in Italy, but I dont know much about the combat

Lots of overweight, fifty year old plus privates walking around!

Wow

Idk, playing German soldiers while not speaking German sounds… wrong. It doesn’t feel like a true reenactment

Who is the Moron that thought the crap nonstop music is a good feature????? WOW you sir are a complete backward stain to the jocks

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Go Muskegon

A lot of the people in this comment section need to relax. If you don't like the video or type of content just leave.

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Didn't the Americans use this design for the M-60?

how do u participate in this

Just makes you wonder what our boys who landed at Normandy were thinking when they came under fire from this powerful machine gun.

Panser Anton Kamfen? Was labert der da?

Hitlers buzz saw USA army should adopt it

Imagine the how hot and smelly it must have been. No privacy.engines loud as hell. Men had brass balls

Beautiful

I think if you’re going to portray a Medic you should have a medical background or some type of medical training or so. These guys are the real “first responders” at any given Reenactment and therefore should be required to know how to handle medical issues that might arise during an event so they can take care of you until the ambulance can get there.