The Canadians were in Italy and helped the Americans push to Rome and then north to the border. German soldiers said the Canadians were one of the toughest to fight in Italy like the Americans as well.
Canadians played major role in Italy. Ever heard of Ortona? The battle that took place in that town was nicknamed "Little Stalingrad", on account of the street to street, house to house urban combat between us Canadians and the German paratroopers.
Dixplex says at 12:20 "Ohhh, took a shrapnel to the right ballsack" I started dying in laughter. Diplex you should definitely add so much more commentary when soldiers die or relating them to a different aspect. It'd be so hilarious
Love the video, glad to see Canadian forces too, lol. And in saying that I'm Canadian and I've had two relatives I know of during WWII, they participated in the Normandy Invasion. My great grandfather who was a Sergeant, and my great uncle (don't know his rank), both joining the beaches of Omaha. Sadly the war affected my uncle greatly and had to kind of be put in the padded room. (Not really, but he did have to go to an institution.) My great grandfather was shot in the leg during the landings and went home. He has never spoken about the war.
Diplex, not only were the Canadians present in Italy, there were even many brutal fortress battles similar to the one in your video. At places like the Gustav Line and Monte Casino it took literally months of horrendous fightings for the Commonwealth forces to finally breakthrough.
the canadians were the ones who broke through what the americans couldn't Gustav line is a god example, and many people don't know the devels brigade was also mostly Canadian forces :)
the raid on Dieppe was the brainchild of field marshal Bernard Montgomery. He was also aware of the tenacity and heightened courage of the average Canadian soldier. The raid's main objective was to capture an enigma machine reported to be within the confines of the shoreline defenses. This was espionage information and highly classified. The Germans however had unexpectedly moved it to a local hotel that I'm assuming the general staff were using as headquarters. There is no movie based on the event however it did give the Allies a sense of preparation for D-Day. Canada declared war on Germany in 1939 just like GB & France. So by 1942 they had an entire mobilized, trained and freshly equipped army just sitting in England picking their bums. (The Americans had already intervened in the North Africa campaign)
Montgomery was actually recommended to use British commandos for the raid, and there were still a great deal of them involved. (perhaps why the intelligence was so poor) But he noticed the brave fighting of the British Commonwealth countries such as the ANZAC forces in North Africa as well as French Tunis/Algerian divisions in Italy. He probably felt Canada needed to "prove her worth" and I'm sure convinced Churchill to agree.
There is a Canadian TV min-series called Dieppe. It does an incredible job with a limited budget. It also shows that while Monty planned a small version of the raid. After watching Mountbatten make it into an over ambitious disaster in the making, he pulled out of it and disassociated himself from it after it was cancelled for the first time. He advised everybody else to do the same. There was a secret mission carried out by a special squad during the actual raid. They were centered around a technician who was tasked with studying an advanced German radar site's equipment. The importance of the mission was indicated by the standing orders of the majority of the squad(all snipers):KILL THE TECHNICIAN IF HE IS IN DANGER OF BEING CAPTURED. He was that valuable.
Im not sure where in the intro he mentioned Dieppe, but very true, we fought hard at basically what was a trial for D-Day, and as you mentioned the just as crucial enigma disks
HEY DIPLEX! Did you know just smiling for no reason can make you happy? Smiling realeases endorphins that make you happy wether you are happy or not. So if you are super upset just smile for a while and you will feel the sadness walk away!
FYI there were Canadians in North Africa. My grandfather fought the Afrikorps in Libya and Egypt before he was redeployed to Italy as part of the RCAC. He was an "assistant driver"/multi-lingual interpreter on a Firefly. He was made an interpreter because he spoke Latin, French, German and Italian.
Please look into Canadian WW2 engagements. Dieppe was a test of the Atlantik Walls defenses, Juno beach was smack dab in the middle of the beaches. Canadian divisions assisted in the sealing of the Falaise gap. Canadians were some of the first allies to fight the Japanese. Canada played an enormous part in Italy and developed interesting mouseholing urban combat techniques. Canada engaged positions all along the heavily fortified french coast to clear it of german resistance. Canada Liberated the Netherlands largely on our own whilst operation market garden was being planned and carried out. The Canadian/American Commando unit the "Devils Brigade" were integral in the defeat of the axis in Italy. The attack at Carpiquet Airport by the RCR was one hell of an engagement. Oh and the Canadian forces that hit Juno eventually came into contact with the 12th SS. Canada played a Big part in WW2 and you'd be interested in our exploits.
I can agree with you that this fort might be in the western front because it is the brittish who are assaulting but if you look closely at 1:03 you can se that there is airplane that has been shotdown. That airplane belongs to the soviet unions airforce because it has the classical red stars on its wings. So that migth mean that either the soviets have assaulted that anti-air base which might mean it is somewhere in the middle of germany where both brittish,american and red army soldiers fought against german forces. But Idk maybe just placed the wrong type of crashed plane.
Hey Diplex, great video and commentary. First time viewer. But the Dieppe raid was supposed to be an exercise in seeing if they wanted to see if they attacked ports instead of beaches. cause you need to land the tanks and supporting equipments, so it was at first thought that to take back Europe, the landings would need to be done on coastal cities and docks, where the docks would be captured mostly intact and then the ships would be able to come in and dis embark more troops. Kinda like what the germans did in Norway and got away with.
Hey man, just want to say your vids are fantastic. I live in Austin, TX. I went from being casually interested to hanging on your every next video. Per your comments early in the video, I gather that you might be dealing with some mild depression. Been there! Just want to pass along some words of encouragement and say that I think what you are doing is fantastic and the amount of work you put in shows. from Texas to Sweden, one compadre to another, I say keep up the amazing work! Best wishes! -Tyler
Things sadly get rough eventually in life and the best thing to do is to crawl out of it either by talking to someone or taking a comfortable way on how to deal with it. The thing is some people keep it hidden and it does so much more to them. I hope you get better I love these videos and I watch every one because I find them random and been thought through on the map but random combat (things change) also i'd like to make a request. Could you do something with Romania? I seen the Romanian armor symbol on a panther on a battle you did. Thank you and keep up the amazing videos!
First video I have EVER seen with my home country Canada! Diplex you are officially my favourite men of war you tuber. Also yes Canada has been involved with Africa Italy d-day holland etc
dieppe raid was a diversionary tactic for pinch raids .. my Grandad was in #40 Royal Marine Commando and 30 assault unit . good movie documentary( Dieppe Uncovered )
Sorry, as a Canadian I must point out that we were indeed in North Africa, and with Monty through Italy as well as being the force that liberated much of the Netherlands. In the Pacific we took a major part in the defense of Hong Kong. It was in fact a young RCAF pilot from Vancouver who managed to land the bouncing bomb on the bridge over the river Kwai. Just to let you know.
We were not in North Africa. Airmen maybe, but no troops. We joined up for the invasion of Sicily and onto mainland Italy, ect. The rest you are correct.
Diplex you should do more battles with Canadian troops, in any modern war. HEAVY contributions in both world wars (The First Newfoundland Regiment being the only regiment in the first world war to have been given the "Royal" title from the king of Britian), hefty peacekeeping operations, large anti terrorism operations in the middle East ect. ect. it would be a nice change of pace to see a different army than usual.
dear diplex, any chance your friend is releasing that map for the public on steam workshop? i was wondering where you got those cool mission maps anyway. i would be glad if you could share us some information about that. looking for cool maps to play on in the editor. have a nice day :)
Right at about 8:25 - 8:50 = three back to back great close ups of Allied hits on the base. That’s why it’s better when you’re moving around. Catch gems like those
My great uncle was at Dieppe. He hit the beach armed with only a set of bagpipes. He escaped to land at Juno Beach on D-Day, again armed with only a set of bagpipes. RHLI BTW the british were in charge of the Dieppe fiasco.
Hey man...love your vids. Hope you are doing all right. I'm in Chicago so its dark and gloomy here also. Stay positive and we love your vids. Can't wait until you continue the alternate timeline. Stay positive!
Hey Diplex. Cool video and map. Have you thought about adding in a skip to battle button for people who might just want to get straight into the action?
I LOVE your videos. Only complaint is how fast and clicky/jumpy the view often is. I barely focus and zip-zip-zip goes the mouse. Move and pause more often - it's that rapid jumping that crosses the eyes. But THANK YOU for such entertainment - amongst the best stuff on You Tube for real.
Dieppe was basically a distraction that the Canadians lost their lives in the whole operation was to get German forces to focus on the fight while a small handful of American commandos snuck behind the German line to steal the decoder machine if I'm not mistaken
DiplexHeated I'm sorry to hear about you feeling down lately. Definitely take some time off if it's beginning to feel like an obligation. But know that channels like yours are where some viewers go to cope with their similar dark days. They're a distraction from the stress, depression, etc, we all unfortunately face time to time. I hope you continue to make more awesome videos, and soon get that passion back knowing that viewers like me are grateful for allowing us to escape reality with you.
I do feel you when you say that videos take a while to make. I quite often use the editor and I know who much time and effort you have to put in for it to be good
Then you missed when he saw a pool of blood and said like when two lesbians open their legs and rub themselves together. It was cringe yet kind of funny.
I picked this game up recently and was wondering how to get that camera mode where there is no hud. Like a cinematic camera, is there a button or a mod for this?
Hey diplexheated, Just wanted to let you know that i love you videos. Life can be a bit shit sometimes but it isnt the end. We all love what you do and will support you when ever you need it. Take it easy mate have a good one.
Just out of curiosity, because I don't see how the allies could've won that battle with so little troops. Did they ever win once when you ran it through a few times?
Diplex, when you mention the raid on Ypres, do you mean in WW1? And in WW1 the canadians were some of the most tenacious fighters on the western front. Except they died in massive amounts charging the German trenches. Edit: Also, I believe it is pronounced "Eeep" instead of "Yep". Also, never mind. Watched another 2 minutes and saw you meant in WW2
Are there any Shemans with 105 howitzers (in the turret, not as artillery) in the mods you have? I know they existed and that the US loaned some to Canadian units in Belgium. If you make another attack the extra firepower may be enough to break the Germans back. I guess that would be hard to balance out though. P.S. always love the fortress videos!
Pls Diplex, Can u put the name of the mods in ur videos in the description? I don`t speak english very well so... sometimes i can not know what mod are u using. Ty bro
this would have to be on the western front in Belgium or the Netherlands as the only ally on the eastern front was Russia and Canada and the UK operated north of the American forces that pushed from France. as for Italy I'm not sure if anyone pushed out from there. I think it was liberated then held there positions. and just a quick info for you Canada fought in all theaters (excluding the Eastern Front) of war in World War two including the Pacific against the Japanese before the Americans officially declared war a few years later.
The Canadians were in Italy and helped the Americans push to Rome and then north to the border. German soldiers said the Canadians were one of the toughest to fight in Italy like the Americans as well.
KobaltTeal yes, the canadians partecipated in the liberation of italy .
KobaltTeal yea they were a great support.
giacomo boin liberation? You mean invasion
Unkreativ neh nope. for the democratic italians is 'liberation'.
giacomo boin i guess but its always weird to hear liberation of italy but never hear liberation of germany
sad to hear about your personal problems. hope it gets better for you!
Canadians played major role in Italy. Ever heard of Ortona? The battle that took place in that town was nicknamed "Little Stalingrad", on account of the street to street, house to house urban combat between us Canadians and the German paratroopers.
That thumbnail is stunning!
Jackie Fish yes yes it is
Jackie Fish all hail Jackie fish
Knight of Apollo BLASPHEMY!
The fish lurks in deep waters THE GALACTIC WITLL RISE
All hail the knights of Apollo!
I hope you get better dude ,we love your vids and you👍
dam straight. i love these and what you do
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+Knight of Shade What does Snipydo do that you love?
Yea, I've been watching since Shogun 2,. So many good videos.
Organic Memes I think he's talking about diplex
what happened to the alternate history timeline? I enjoyed it.
You don't need to apologise for being in a bad mode cause us fans love ur videos and appreciate the work u put in so just keep up the good work!
Dixplex says at 12:20 "Ohhh, took a shrapnel to the right ballsack" I started dying in laughter. Diplex you should definitely add so much more commentary when soldiers die or relating them to a different aspect. It'd be so hilarious
battle starts 5:16 "Without further adue."
The Canadians did in fact fight in Italy Diplex. I cse you wanted to know :D
Kedein nav true.
Love the video, glad to see Canadian forces too, lol. And in saying that I'm Canadian and I've had two relatives I know of during WWII, they participated in the Normandy Invasion. My great grandfather who was a Sergeant, and my great uncle (don't know his rank), both joining the beaches of Omaha. Sadly the war affected my uncle greatly and had to kind of be put in the padded room. (Not really, but he did have to go to an institution.) My great grandfather was shot in the leg during the landings and went home. He has never spoken about the war.
Maybe some battle of Ortona? When Candian were attacking Italy
feel better soon Diplex, love the vids. positive vibes bro.
Could you do something with Japanese? I wanna see a Chi-Ha charge...
Great video btw!
I'd like to see 7 shermans vs 30-40 ha go in a suicide charge
Deborah Meltrozo You mean his alternate ww2 series?
I was looking for that one weeaboo-infested comment, every video has one
I do actually think where your videos are and I always watch as soon as I see they're up.
Keep up the goodwork and Chin up brother!
Diplex, not only were the Canadians present in Italy, there were even many brutal fortress battles similar to the one in your video. At places like the Gustav Line and Monte Casino it took literally months of horrendous fightings for the Commonwealth forces to finally breakthrough.
the canadians were the ones who broke through what the americans couldn't Gustav line is a god example, and many people don't know the devels brigade was also mostly Canadian forces :)
Ortona
the raid on Dieppe was the brainchild of field marshal Bernard Montgomery. He was also aware of the tenacity and heightened courage of the average Canadian soldier. The raid's main objective was to capture an enigma machine reported to be within the confines of the shoreline defenses. This was espionage information and highly classified. The Germans however had unexpectedly moved it to a local hotel that I'm assuming the general staff were using as headquarters.
There is no movie based on the event however it did give the Allies a sense of preparation for D-Day. Canada declared war on Germany in 1939 just like GB & France. So by 1942 they had an entire mobilized, trained and freshly equipped army just sitting in England picking their bums. (The Americans had already intervened in the North Africa campaign)
Montgomery was actually recommended to use British commandos for the raid, and there were still a great deal of them involved. (perhaps why the intelligence was so poor) But he noticed the brave fighting of the British Commonwealth countries such as the ANZAC forces in North Africa as well as French Tunis/Algerian divisions in Italy. He probably felt Canada needed to "prove her worth" and I'm sure convinced Churchill to agree.
There is a Canadian TV min-series called Dieppe. It does an incredible job with a limited budget. It also shows that while Monty planned a small version of the raid. After watching Mountbatten make it into an over ambitious disaster in the making, he pulled out of it and disassociated himself from it after it was cancelled for the first time. He advised everybody else to do the same.
There was a secret mission carried out by a special squad during the actual raid. They were centered around a technician who was tasked with studying an advanced German radar site's equipment. The importance of the mission was indicated by the standing orders of the majority of the squad(all snipers):KILL THE TECHNICIAN IF HE IS IN DANGER OF BEING CAPTURED. He was that valuable.
Im not sure where in the intro he mentioned Dieppe, but very true, we fought hard at basically what was a trial for D-Day, and as you mentioned the just as crucial enigma disks
HEY DIPLEX! Did you know just smiling for no reason can make you happy? Smiling realeases endorphins that make you happy wether you are happy or not. So if you are super upset just smile for a while and you will feel the sadness walk away!
If you need a brake have one your life comes first
I love watching his videos a lot more than anyone else that dose skirmish war scenes like this, they are very entertaining, keep it up dude
Hey Diplex! Nice vid. It would be cool if you did Scenario where you are controlling snipers ( WW2 )
Amazing map and gameplay! Can't wait until next assault!
Keep up the great work!
FYI there were Canadians in North Africa. My grandfather fought the Afrikorps in Libya and Egypt before he was redeployed to Italy as part of the RCAC. He was an "assistant driver"/multi-lingual interpreter on a Firefly. He was made an interpreter because he spoke Latin, French, German and Italian.
Please look into Canadian WW2 engagements. Dieppe was a test of the Atlantik Walls defenses, Juno beach was smack dab in the middle of the beaches. Canadian divisions assisted in the sealing of the Falaise gap. Canadians were some of the first allies to fight the Japanese. Canada played an enormous part in Italy and developed interesting mouseholing urban combat techniques. Canada engaged positions all along the heavily fortified french coast to clear it of german resistance. Canada Liberated the Netherlands largely on our own whilst operation market garden was being planned and carried out. The Canadian/American Commando unit the "Devils Brigade" were integral in the defeat of the axis in Italy. The attack at Carpiquet Airport by the RCR was one hell of an engagement. Oh and the Canadian forces that hit Juno eventually came into contact with the 12th SS. Canada played a Big part in WW2 and you'd be interested in our exploits.
Your videos are excellent - really appreciate all the work and effort. Keep at it. Thanks.
I can agree with you that this fort might be in the western front because it is the brittish who are assaulting but if you look closely at 1:03 you can se that there is airplane that has been shotdown. That airplane belongs to the soviet unions airforce because it has the classical red stars on its wings. So that migth mean that either the soviets have assaulted that anti-air base which might mean it is somewhere in the middle of germany where both brittish,american and red army soldiers fought against german forces. But Idk maybe just placed the wrong type of crashed plane.
I was just wondering where you went. Glad you're back!
Hey Diplex, great video and commentary. First time viewer. But the Dieppe raid was supposed to be an exercise in seeing if they wanted to see if they attacked ports instead of beaches. cause you need to land the tanks and supporting equipments, so it was at first thought that to take back Europe, the landings would need to be done on coastal cities and docks, where the docks would be captured mostly intact and then the ships would be able to come in and dis embark more troops.
Kinda like what the germans did in Norway and got away with.
That crocodile is still active *BOOM* kill me ...
10:11 is such a cool shot.... till the guy dies. Ha XD
i like it when you make close ups from the fighting soldiers. please make more of that. :)
Hey man, just want to say your vids are fantastic. I live in Austin, TX. I went from being casually interested to hanging on your every next video. Per your comments early in the video, I gather that you might be dealing with some mild depression. Been there! Just want to pass along some words of encouragement and say that I think what you are doing is fantastic and the amount of work you put in shows. from Texas to Sweden, one compadre to another, I say keep up the amazing work! Best wishes!
-Tyler
Things sadly get rough eventually in life and the best thing to do is to crawl out of it either by talking to someone or taking a comfortable way on how to deal with it. The thing is some people keep it hidden and it does so much more to them. I hope you get better I love these videos and I watch every one because I find them random and been thought through on the map but random combat (things change) also i'd like to make a request. Could you do something with Romania? I seen the Romanian armor symbol on a panther on a battle you did. Thank you and keep up the amazing videos!
First video I have EVER seen with my home country Canada! Diplex you are officially my favourite men of war you tuber. Also yes Canada has been involved with Africa Italy d-day holland etc
I also have a suggestion, you should do the battle of Vimmy ridge!
Great work on the map, it looks amazing!
dieppe raid was a diversionary tactic for pinch raids
.. my Grandad was in #40 Royal Marine Commando and 30 assault unit .
good movie documentary( Dieppe Uncovered )
Sorry, as a Canadian I must point out that we were indeed in North Africa, and with Monty through Italy as well as being the force that liberated much of the Netherlands. In the Pacific we took a major part in the defense of Hong Kong. It was in fact a young RCAF pilot from Vancouver who managed to land the bouncing bomb on the bridge over the river Kwai. Just to let you know.
We were not in North Africa. Airmen maybe, but no troops. We joined up for the invasion of Sicily and onto mainland Italy, ect. The rest you are correct.
Your vids are amazing! Keep it up and remember your fans adore you!
Diplex, your my favorite TH-camr be sue you put so much effort into your videos. THANKS YOU
Diplex I have wanted to ask this question for a long time, which mods do you use apart from Robz Realism (assuming you use that)? Thanks
Diplex you should do more battles with Canadian troops, in any modern war. HEAVY contributions in both world wars (The First Newfoundland Regiment being the only regiment in the first world war to have been given the "Royal" title from the king of Britian), hefty peacekeeping operations, large anti terrorism operations in the middle East ect. ect. it would be a nice change of pace to see a different army than usual.
I love world war things and this guy's videos makes me love it more.
dear diplex,
any chance your friend is releasing that map for the public on steam workshop? i was wondering where you got those cool mission maps anyway. i would be glad if you could share us some information about that. looking for cool maps to play on in the editor.
have a nice day :)
NO haha
You should make a tutorial on advanced map building, Diplex. I'd love to make maps for you and I'm sure others would as well if we knew how.
DiplexHeated, can you ask your friend who made the map to post it on the workshop? looks sick
man I just wanted to say thank you for making these mods.
The M50 Reising is pronounced like "rising."
Haven't watched a vid in a while, hope you're doing okay tho
Right at about 8:25 - 8:50 = three back to back great close ups of Allied hits on the base. That’s why it’s better when you’re moving around. Catch gems like those
Hey Diplex! Love the video. How do you use custom maps in the GEM editor?
My great uncle was at Dieppe. He hit the beach armed with only a set of bagpipes. He escaped to land at Juno Beach on D-Day, again armed with only a set of bagpipes.
RHLI
BTW the british were in charge of the Dieppe fiasco.
C'mon Diplex, don't be sad, you make our lives way more funny with your videos!
Follows standard doctrine. Advance at a walking man's pace towards the enemy, engaging on the move, under the cover of daylight
Hey man...love your vids. Hope you are doing all right. I'm in Chicago so its dark and gloomy here also. Stay positive and we love your vids. Can't wait until you continue the alternate timeline. Stay positive!
Hey Diplex. Cool video and map. Have you thought about adding in a skip to battle button for people who might just want to get straight into the action?
I LOVE your videos. Only complaint is how fast and clicky/jumpy the view often is. I barely focus and zip-zip-zip goes the mouse. Move and pause more often - it's that rapid jumping that crosses the eyes. But THANK YOU for such entertainment - amongst the best stuff on You Tube for real.
Dieppe was basically a distraction that the Canadians lost their lives in the whole operation was to get German forces to focus on the fight while a small handful of American commandos snuck behind the German line to steal the decoder machine if I'm not mistaken
8:54 that machine gunner! What tf are you doing boy?
Diplex, that "castle" is the Zoo Tower!
No matter what that bad side of you says,you are still a great person with a great talent
Rest In Peace Rifleman Brandon "Mark" Edwards, 1921-1942. May you rest peacefully for eternity.
Hi Diplex what mod are you using for the graphics enhancement? It's gorgeous.
DiplexHeated I'm sorry to hear about you feeling down lately. Definitely take some time off if it's beginning to feel like an obligation. But know that channels like yours are where some viewers go to cope with their similar dark days. They're a distraction from the stress, depression, etc, we all unfortunately face time to time. I hope you continue to make more awesome videos, and soon get that passion back knowing that viewers like me are grateful for allowing us to escape reality with you.
I do feel you when you say that videos take a while to make. I quite often use the editor and I know who much time and effort you have to put in for it to be good
You called the Cromwell a Churchill but apart from that an enjoyable video as always ^^
Your vids are awsome and you seem like a very nice guy so dont be down in the dumps, love your work man
been watching ur channel sence 2015 always loved ur videos keep it up okay? u got this
hope you feel better and awesome vid
Finally waited a week for this
I cracked up so bad at 12:21. "Ooo k, took a shrapnel to the right ball sack... that is not good."
Then you missed when he saw a pool of blood and said like when two lesbians open their legs and rub themselves together. It was cringe yet kind of funny.
12:20
Oh and he took a shrapnel to the right ballsack: me 😱
SkullReaper 22 ikr lmao just imagine how painful that'd be
I can't imagine,oh god please let thy soldiers dear "right ballsack" rest in thy heavens. 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
Was that fortification on the british edge of the map from company of heroes? :D
Helmut I. I think it does! The same Green white star flag from CoH Opposing Fronts.
Hey DiplexHeated do you think that you can do a livestream some time?
omg soo good to have the old diplexheated back :)
Just hopping in to say you're awesome! Keep up the good work!
Battle of Ortona in the Italian campaign was a Canadian operation- and could make a cool video as well.
I picked this game up recently and was wondering how to get that camera mode where there is no hud. Like a cinematic camera, is there a button or a mod for this?
Hey diplexheated, Just wanted to let you know that i love you videos. Life can be a bit shit sometimes but it isnt the end. We all love what you do and will support you when ever you need it. Take it easy mate have a good one.
Well done with adding the Canadians! Much obliged
Is this going to be available on the workshop?
Do you publish your custom maps to the steam workshop? I'd love to mess about in gem with some of the stuff you make.
How sweet of them to repair that house as well and in a week
As a French man : your Dieppe Pronouncing is perfect :)
I know there were lots of anti air fortress around Europe. In places like Italy and France, but the only one i've seen in a picture was in Germany.
Please do more with the Canadians
Just out of curiosity, because I don't see how the allies could've won that battle with so little troops. Did they ever win once when you ran it through a few times?
these soldiers remind me of the 1/35 scale Tamiya models i used to paint back in the 70s
That map is cool looking!
I hope you feel better Diplex
'I like it when you move around.'
finally diplex! was actively missing you bro.
I love your videos diplex but just an idea can u do more ground view of the soldiers of what they are seeing bit great video dude I love them.
Diplex, when you mention the raid on Ypres, do you mean in WW1? And in WW1 the canadians were some of the most tenacious fighters on the western front. Except they died in massive amounts charging the German trenches.
Edit: Also, I believe it is pronounced "Eeep" instead of "Yep". Also, never mind. Watched another 2 minutes and saw you meant in WW2
Diplex, there is movie about the Dieppe raid , its just called “Dieppe”
I hope you get better soon because you are my favorite youtuber
Are there any Shemans with 105 howitzers (in the turret, not as artillery) in the mods you have? I know they existed and that the US loaned some to Canadian units in Belgium. If you make another attack the extra firepower may be enough to break the Germans back. I guess that would be hard to balance out though.
P.S. always love the fortress videos!
12:17 "He's good now." *guy explodes*
Get well soon man! your content is off the hook!
Pls Diplex, Can u put the name of the mods in ur videos in the description? I don`t speak english very well so... sometimes i can not know what mod are u using.
Ty bro
this would have to be on the western front in Belgium or the Netherlands as the only ally on the eastern front was Russia and Canada and the UK operated north of the American forces that pushed from France. as for Italy I'm not sure if anyone pushed out from there. I think it was liberated then held there positions. and just a quick info for you Canada fought in all theaters (excluding the Eastern Front) of war in World War two including the Pacific against the Japanese before the Americans officially declared war a few years later.