12:48 Don’t you love that after a battle victory, they would have the Army band, in battle uniform & steel helmets, playing marches past the generals. It was about public perception.
3:00 German invasion of France 1940 8:00 Attack on Mers-el-Kébir 1940 10:00 North Africa Campaign 11:00 Casablanca Conference 1943 13:00 D-Day 1944 19:00 End of WWII 1945. Resignation 1946
I remark that's it's typically anglo-saxon to disrespect the french tricolore flag, everyone knows it's blue-white-red, not the other way... on french TV you would never see that sort of "mistake" (more a fault in my mind)
Oh come on! It's an American film and they refer to the "red white and blue" when talking about their flag; it's habit, not some insult; would you actually like to make some comment on the film and its content that would be of interest?
@@petermckerrow7694 Totally wrong guy... I served in french forces based in Germany, and worked with NATO forces, mostly the 1st US armoured cavalry brigade (Ramstein), most when referreing to french flag were saying blue-white-red or simply tricolore. When a so called journalist make a TV report or intent to do some, he should prepare it and do its job, if so, he wouldn't have done this mistake.
12:48 Don’t you love that after a battle victory, they would have the Army band, in battle uniform & steel helmets, playing marches past the generals. It was about public perception.
11:34 Churchill and Roosevelt spoke enough French to chat with Generals De Gaulle and Giraud at Casablanca.
Please add the year in which this documentary was made
1977. Aired in 1978. IMDb.
3:00 German invasion of France 1940
8:00 Attack on Mers-el-Kébir 1940
10:00 North Africa Campaign
11:00 Casablanca Conference 1943
13:00 D-Day 1944
19:00 End of WWII 1945. Resignation 1946
It was clearly said isn't it those are your People
I remark that's it's typically anglo-saxon to disrespect the french tricolore flag, everyone knows it's blue-white-red, not the other way... on french TV you would never see that sort of "mistake" (more a fault in my mind)
Oh come on! It's an American film and they refer to the "red white and blue" when talking about their flag; it's habit, not some insult; would you actually like to make some comment on the film and its content that would be of interest?
@@petermckerrow7694 Totally wrong guy... I served in french forces based in Germany, and worked with NATO forces, mostly the 1st US armoured cavalry brigade (Ramstein), most when referreing to french flag were saying blue-white-red or simply tricolore. When a so called journalist make a TV report or intent to do some, he should prepare it and do its job, if so, he wouldn't have done this mistake.