WAR MOVIE HD | Battleground Valor: The Lost Battalion Chronicles | War Action Films HD
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 มี.ค. 2024
- Battleground Valor American war drama television film depicting the harrowing true story of the US 77th Division's Lost Battalion during World War I. Directed by Russell Mulcahy and written by James Carabatsos, the film stars Rick Schroder as Major Charles Whittlesey. Set during the Meuse-Argonne Offensive of 1918, the plot follows Major Whittlesey and approximately 550 soldiers as they find themselves cut off and surrounded by German forces in the Argonne Forest.
Despite initial skepticism from Major General Robert Alexander, who views Whittlesey as an "overeducated New York lawyer" and his men as "acceptable losses," Whittlesey leads his diverse group of soldiers, largely immigrants and working-class men from New York City's Lower East Side, into battle. As they push through the German lines, they discover they've been abandoned by American and French forces, leaving them isolated and under siege.
Facing relentless attacks and dwindling supplies, including resorting to reusing medical provisions and scavenging from fallen comrades, Whittlesey and his men refuse to surrender. Even when approached by German captives urging them to give up, Whittlesey and his soldiers stand firm, earning the admiration of their adversaries.
After days of holding the line against overwhelming odds, a rescue mission is launched when an American pilot spots their position. Despite being mortally wounded by German fire, the pilot manages to relay the Lost Battalion's location before succumbing to his injuries. Reinforcements arrive, and the Germans retreat, ending the siege. - ภาพยนตร์และแอนิเมชัน
4⭐⭐⭐⭐ Seen this movie 3 X
Among the best war movies yet.
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may he blessed them all
My Italian grandfather fought in this battle with the 16th Infantry, Company W. He was wounded and cited for gallantry with the silver star. He was also wounded in the St Mihiel offensive. He returned a coal miner job in West Virginia to raise seven kids who all became successful solid citizens. Grandad was most proud of his good conduct medal as he said it was harder to earn.
Hard times make strong men. Weak times make equally weak men. Thank God your Grandad was the epitome of what a man can truly be
Although some of the dialogues are a bit stiff the movie as a whole is just absolutely fabulous !
This is the first time I've seen this movie not on the grainy version on TH-cam. Thanks!
it's pretty good
My grandfather Corporal Jasper Wooten (Google him) was put in for Medal of Honor but got the Silver Star for combat in France WW1. THAT SAID - as a 20-year US Army vet myself, I firmly believe that my grandfather never should have been there - as the US really didnt have a great reason to get involved. The Lusitania WAS carrying war munitions - which made it a legal U-Boat target. Of course that little fact was hushed up for decades. Somethings never change.
It was to make sure they got paid when the war ended. Pure greed just like ww2.
We had to protect the money the allies owed us. Just my opinion.
One of the best war-movies I've ever seen. The scene that kinda "stuck with me" forever, since the first time I saw it, was when they were trying to search the bodies of the dead Germans and one of them - a man who was already dying - shouted unexpectedly: "NEEIN! - NEIN! MEIN BROT! ... BROT IST MEIN" (No! Noo! My bread! This bread is mine!") and the American soldiers could have taken it away - they were STARVING there, afterall! - but he left the bread to the German (DYING) Soldier. It was ... simply HEART - WRENCHING!
Wow, by far the Best ever war movie i have seen to date, Love it ...❤
yeah it's kind of great
I can't resist watching this movie. It reminds me one of my first encounter at Isiolo in one of our unit named 'Special Operation Unit'
This film is a masterpiece , tears once again . ❤
''Thats not acceptable'' is a utterance that anny officer of any branch or service will understand if it is spoken to the defence, respect, or wellbeing of the men.
The men come first, allways.
A great film portraying the futility and madness of mass slaughter of WWI. Plus the countless wars we have had since, and the coming WWIII
My grandfather fought in this battle and was wounded in the hip and with mustard gas taking a farm house laid out in the field for three days before he got helped! These were very tough man.
Second time watching this movie . Just as good as the first time .
oh, really now? then it could possibly be one that is above average for war flicks, or battle-ground films?
Tears drop from my eyes every time I watch this movie.
This is one of my most favorite war movies,If not my All Time favorite.
And it's 2024 and men are still getting killed in wars will we ever learn that simple word peace ❤❤❤
No, I was drafted and served in Vietnam in 1968 because of lies. These government people are GD criminals.
Nope. This is what we do. Even chimpanzees engage in total war, that is war of total annihilation. Read War Is A Force That Gives Us Meaning by Chris Hedges.
The only thing I do every time I watch something about ww1. Is shake my head when the whistle is blown to go over the top. I know it’s a fact. But it just gave the enemy a heads up every time.
This was amazing production, thank you.
fantastic
the cam man by 21:21 :D
Brill😢movie and for the ones putting it down 😢let’s remember folks it’s just a movie 🏴💙✌️GTC
Great movie thanks from Australia 😊
Wow, what an amazing movie!!!!!!
A MASTERPIECE. I have seen this great movie couple of times now. Enjoy this awesome movie 🇺🇲
The director of highlander, awesome 🎖️🎖️🎖️
Thank you for uploading!
Great movie. Respect the brave souls who really fought.❤
But.. for what we are fighting..🤔
This movie like some Westerns where their clothing is absolutely spotless, even though they try to convince us they have been in a war for years!
These American soldiers were new to the war and chances are the soldiers in the movie just got here and this was there first battle
@@JacksBuildsandstopmotions 1) It's a movie so you cant tell me they were air-dropped to the battlefield
2) Even their shoes were absolutely spotless for being in the muddiest, dirtiest trench warfare in history. 😂
For years? You should read up on America's involvement in world war 1.
I have this movie on DVD, one of my favorites.
mein gott in himmel(German for my God in Heaven, & for what little of this particular Nordic, or European foreign language that I myself remember). but then where can I get the DVD of this particular one?
Super movie❤
This one is in my top-3 ww1 movies , and in my top-10 war movies.
what's the other 2?
@@fathoniam8997 : Beneath hill 60 and Paths of glory. I also like all three versions of All quiet on the western front , for different reasons. There are many more ww1 movies and miniseries that have excellent scenery , equipment and battle sequences , but the stories doesn’t measure up to the same level , unfortunately. It is also worth mentioning A very long engagement. The base of that story is ww1 , but it is also a mystery/detective story , a love drama and have very dark comedy in it too. Sorry for long answer.
Great video David. Actually it was interesting to see the difference between cameras.
there are several different cameras you say to provide the imagery graphics?
That's the great movie of WW1 I have ever seen, enjoyed it
Heros Brave soldiers for freedom ❤❤
Outstanding production
Supposed to have been dug in, yet they are standing up shoulder to shoulder firing semi auto rifle when they didn't even have semi auto during this war. It is pathetic how this movie was just thrown together and expected to be remotely believable.😢
🤣 Gatling gun was invented in the late 1800s! You definitely went to a public school, 🏫 😂 go back to getting groomed!
Good Movie. Advertising too loud
What a courage
This movie is so very goodBnn❤❤
This is a great pretty unknown movie.
Why did we not hear of this movie.
When they saw the shelling coming from behind, the dumb asses just stood there instead of backing up. Didn’t they think about the logical possibility of a shell being over shot?? They could ALL have just backed up a few yards!!!
that cameraman at 21'23 .......
Beautiful movie and terribly sad
My great grandfathers both fought ww1 surrey artillery and my grandfathers ww2 , i remember he had a luger he brought back i used to play with aged about 5 or 6years old. They all said germans the where very good soldiers
A very good war movie. I guess because Whittlesey committed suicide, we never hear of him here in the USA.
Great World Movie ❤❤❤❤❤
Tanks.for movie.god belass usa.❤
I'll take this WWI movie over Sgt. York.
This is called LOST BATTALION
Camera crew made the scene @ 21:21
Major should be promoted as a general.
Very good film
I just wonder why in this film the Germans are constantly yelling hysterically with all the time the same voice. Maybe they thought Germans simply do that.
They do. Hysterically and unintelligibly.
Believe the Americans didn't join the War untill 1917.
If you bother to read, it says the the set is during 1918. American Vietnam Vet
@southbell keep your nickers on mate, I was jus saying.. and i did read what it said, but if you wanna get picky mate, carry on.
Yeah they declared war on Germany in April 1917 (due to many politically convoluted reasons), but by the time they got their shit sorted it was approximately a year later to get "boots on the ground". But they eventually got there, just as they did in WW2
@DarrKernow was thinking that myself but heyhoo, don't want upset anyone again lol
@@southbell I served around some Aussies in the Republic of South Vietnam during 1968. Most Australians had a complex and drinking problem. I was rescued from my downed OH 6A helicopter by an Australian Huey crew. Forever thankful to them. Godspeed.
France promised the Algerians that if they helped it in this war, it would grant them independence. When it gained independence in 1945, it killed 45,000 Algerians in the Setif massacre. May God not defeat the French and France.
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How do you take out a sniper with a bulletproof forehead?
You can see the camera guy at 21:21
Damn your eyes are sharp
The Chauchatte was better than a bolt action and much lighter than a maxim. US marines got leftovers.
21:22 just saw a fk camera man in a movie
Doesn't really break the immersion for me.
most nations even back then had cameramen and photographers on the frontlines to show the public back home how the war was going.
All gave some some gave all
Video stopped cold by commercials. Lame.
2 minutes in and its already clearly insufferable.
American army using a reading glass in war.
What is going on with the German Infantry. They all have the exact same voice and I think some lines have been used multiple times.
minute 21.21 you can see a camera man ahah
And ????
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My first time seeing this. It reminds of 3 other war movies that I have watched, but have no idea the names of.
1- A war about the Russian/Finnish war. It is set in winter and the Fins held off a much superior Russian force for months iirc.
2- Australian troops in Turkey WW1 and the shit show that was.
3- Another with Australian and New Zealand troops fighting Japanese(???) forces but I think it was before WW2. The machine gunner fired a light machine gun that was clip loaded on top and his loader handed him clips. He also reloaded said clips. They were being over run and the loader could not keep the ammo coming. The gunner kept shouting Bucky, Bucky as they were being over run.
Anyone know the names? I know I gave LOTS of information, but it has been awhile, sorry.
Could be these movies
1 - Talvisota (The Winter War)
2 - Gallipoli
3 - Kokoda
bro this is very non historical how can u switch the german trenches with the allied ones .The german trenches were the orgainized ones with multiple layers for retreat
imagine ranting about a movie from 2001, holy fuck dude go touch grass
Most American soldiers died in the thousands in 1917 due to their officers taking no heed in advice from French and British authorities in fighting in that theatre of war. They thought they knew better.
Dont think so, the first battle the American's fought when WW1 was nearly all over. May 28, 1918, was when the 1st Division rolled back a German salient at Cantigny. Like both world wars America only entered after well after they started.
@mark703 Not WW2 if it wasn't for America all of eroupe would be speaking German right now. Show some respect.
@@justinskeans3342 WW2 started in 1939, America entered the war in December 1941. I also like to think it was a joint effort.
That Film is called the LOST BATTALION. Inspired by actual events. Extremely good movie, but Dam it seemed like it was missing a fair amount of scenes.
Holy eff, this shits gooood
Ist ein echt guter Film aber bei Minute 21:21 sieht man oben recht einfach komplett nen kameraman
And the war ended 1919
Those don't count
1,01.32 We will find them, yet they just bombed the shit out of them?
21:21
When shitty general officers exist…. Oh yeah wait. They still do.
That some clean trench.
And now we have gender studies and inclusion at our highest ranks.
Well it started badly and got considerably worse. Must have got their military advice from a 5 year Conscientious Objector Haven't seen such utter garbage since that terrible abomination, Sisu.
This is about a real event dummy
If it weren't for American soldiers , all of Europe would be speaking German 😢
What a stupid comment. Did Europe all switch to German during the occupation ? No. Germany lost the war , are they all speaking English? No. . Get fed up reading this idiotic comment .
Typical yank speak, to come in years after the war has started! Thousands of Australians, English, and a host of other countries dead. So after the hardest work has been done in lives, you come in to claim "If it weren't for American soldiers all of Europe would be speaking German" Tell that to my G/Uncle Harry who died at the battle of Loos
You lost Vietnam but aren’t speaking Vietnamese
Couldn't you find any real actors. This is shite.
Hell of a movie, too bad todays upper officer core has become politically motivated and brought the woke agenda to the troops. Yes my grandfather was in an artillery battalion during this war, hell our entire family has served
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