An excellent video and account of this Operation, thank you. And thank you to the brave men that undertook this incredible feat of bravery, skill, and determination. Never to be forgotten.

Nice propaganda to motivate troops , prior to the ongoing slaughter

All that death and destruction just to end up where we are today. So pointless.

Russia won the wat so they get to write the history book. Bc half of this is crap

I was drawn to this because the Battle of Passchendaele means so much to us in New Zealand- October 12th 1917 was single greatest loss of life in our nation’s history. In addition I have family living in Abbots Langley, and I will share this wonderful video with them. It brought tears to my eyes… thank you.

One of the best made military documentaries I have watched on UKposts- and I’ve watched a lot!

Rest in Peace, Badass.

13:00 "The Bridge at Remagen had fallen..." Pretty useless then, isn't it?

Just like Bucha.

Who snoppy

That's one heck of a soldier

A very well done Documentary no loud noise you guys should have gotten an Emmy Award for this.

What a production! Well done!

It was an amazing video! Helped me out to better understand the assault ♥ By chance, do you have the music used for this video?

“The Fuherbunker” lmao omg. If only he had gotten away in The Fuhermobile 😂 you gotta be kidding me

7:42 Oh how perfect, the Swiss survived the whole war including their "territory" in the middle of Berlin in 1945 :D

OUTSTANDING. 82nd Airborne vet here. Once a paratrooper always a paratrooper no matter what country.

What a tremendous waste of thousands of young lives, as was much of the entirety of the great war, although thats simply a massive misnomer. Excellent video, Bravo Zulu on doing such a great job.

My father named me Audie after Audie Murphy , a name i am proud to share with this hero.

Unfortunately, there were tens of Oradour-sur-Glane in eastern Europe. The SS division that entered the village had "a good training" of massacre activities...it took place a couple of days After the D day...some german troops were sent from the russian front to France in order to cut the road of the allies...before, the people of Oradour had nearly never seen german army, even regular army...

The videos are excellent chaps, keep them coming. I've just returned from taking a school group to Ypres, and even with a guide it's hard to convey the tragedy of these events.

never knock americans, love the gi,s, brits wanna remember if not for usa, they be speaking germany now,

what made "operation fortitude work? they put Patton in charge of the FUSAG"

God save the Australians the Anglo Celtic warriors now we have been invaded by foreigners

There is a clearer, closer up video of Kellner.

Amazing to see the explanation on a real map.

This is really cool. Seeing what used to be rouble and geolocating it to show what it is now is awesome. Keep it up man!

This is brilliant. Thank you

Hi I came to this video after hearing the song " The band played waltzing Matilda " I wanted to to see how the battle played out . This video has been very informative and well explained. Thanks for making it ,I now know what happened and when . Many thanks Frank

Amazing! Thank you. 👏

My great uncle Private Cyril Weller Thompson aged 20,a bootmaker from Inglewood,Victoria, Australia,lies at lone pine,Gallipoli,where he was killed in action,10/8/1915,every Anzac day,l remember him