@@navidkarimi2552 Oh bro 🤣🙄 He said that not because they said Vast, but because they said Western Egypt, and The Sinai is in Eastern Egypt actually lol.
around minute 19:30, it is said "with their surrounded soldiers rescued" or something similar. it's important to note that this is not entirely true, as some posts fell captive (out of 505 soldiers in the post-line, 126 were killed or are missing, 162 were captured, 65 stood still in a remote post unreachable by the egyptian army, and 123 were able to withdraw
Someone needs to take all the awesome military recreations done between 1995 and 2010 and redo them in 4k...keeping the incredible interviews with vets now passed.
@@shipless33 Who said they did? What are you talking about? I said "keeping the interviews from those that have passed". Let me explain to you: if the person passed, keep that interview material and redo the other content. Not sure how you got "all vets are dead" from that.
The thing is that I have noticed, never underestimate the opponents. That's what I have noticed about war doc's. I really like watching them. I myself have been spared this pain of war but many in my bloodline have not. I appreciate my freedom that all have died an fought for. Thanks be to God n man who provide all I have. Thank you.
@@deneshbhaskar3944 maybe ur a mercenary..it is not fun to kill anybody...it's often a matter of life or death..or one's military or patriotic duty...but never fun..Killing another human being should never be fun...Some people would jail u for shooting a fox..or a rabbit..hunting is considered an activity or passtime..and is rarely given the term "fun" Fox hunting may look like a sport...it's of course a blood sport.We humans seem to be blood thirsty .At least we get charged a liscence fee for hunting..legal hunting.Perhaps it will replace killing people...in war..for fun..as u say.Pathetic cocept killing people as being fun.✌💜
They probably still has grudges and anger after their comrades who had been killed but given they are both driven by national patriotism and militant religious passion, I think it's all concealed in the cover of respect.
Why would an Israeli warrior want to meet an Arab? Their government’s have said the destruction of Israel is their goal. I wouldn’t meet with them other than on the field of battle.
Okay, my 2 cents: The sound effects are way too loud compared to the voices. The repetitions are annoying. Still, interesting and informative vid! Tanks! Greets, T.
I think the sound effects and volume somehow get messed when copied over and over. I've noticed the same thing with some movies that I copied from VHS to digital. Maybe not, but that's what I've experienced.
I was a PFC Veterinary Tech at Ft. Dix in early October 1973. My Veterinary Colonel called me at home at about 430 AM and said, “Hays, get in here we’re going to war”
I saw a comment in the Golan heights video from a 101st airborne vet saying they were also ready to go in the Sinai when they heard the war broke out there seems like you guys were ready to go as well?
I was assigned to the 2nd Bn 78th Field Artillery unit in Germany during this war. We were put on high alert and we were very concerned about going to war.
not the one in 21:06, since they are kv 1 tanks that the egyptians didn't use also this video was originally taken from the greatest tank battles series
Things I noticed about documentaries of the Yom Kippur War 1.) never mention the air battle of Mansoura 2.) never mention the Battle of Suez 3.) never mention the Battle of Ismalia
Agrees 100% . I believe we prefer less music’ less production and just an informative, balanced documentary and history. I don’t believe your target audience is in the 18-24 range. More like 45+ . Thanks
Egyptian army is the first established army on earth and the human factor that lead to the victory as Egyptians fight in harsh conditions the desert.its no surprise, Egypt may get sick but never die.
How could you enjoy this? Sttting in front of a laptop and watching this video game is one thing.But being part of a war and fighting for your life and that of your country is a different story.The screams of wounded,,bleeding soldiers who were to die in a couple of minutes or being paralysed for the rest of their lifes are not mentioned.They were just "casualties".This kind of history narration is irritating.With all the background music and the "beautiful" tank firing,people are invited to get their snacks and alcohol beverage ready to "enjoy" what humans most love:action,fighting and killing.
@The_Jaguar_ Knight How did you now? Yepp.I had a bottle of wine and some chips in front of me.Everytime a tank blew up I was whistling and clapping my hands.🤢
Impressive documentary! Great work! The most interesting part was to see veterans talking about their perspective. When we were working on Yom Kippur War Simulator veterans perspective from both sides was extremely valuable for us.
@@serahyasona8461Free Palestine. Why this Jewish state was not built in the US of America ? As of the 1930s, the Jewish population in the United States was estimated to be around 4.2 million. Meanwhile the Jewish population in British Mandate Palestine experienced significant growth due to Jewish immigration from Europe. According to historical estimates, by the late 1930s, there were approximately 400,000 to 450,000 Jews living in British Mandate Palestine. This demographic shift played a significant role in the development of the region's demographics and ultimately had an impact on the political dynamics that led to the establishment of the State of Israel in 1948. When majority of the Jews were in USA why not give them a state there its simple 4,200,000 in USA vs 400,000 in Palestine. In simple words "Why was the State of Israel not established in the United States, where the Jewish population was much larger than in British Mandate Palestine during the 1930s?" Why come and live in a place where supposedly everyone is their enemy?
The spokesman did a booboo at the beginning that the producer didn't catch. He stated, "The Sinai Peninsula . . . a vast desert in WESTERN Egypt." The Sinai is the northeastern corner of Egypt.
There’s just something about the T-55 tanks that I love so much! probably the look of it but also getting a bunch of them as vehicles for my plastic army men collection when I was little.
It's funny Egypt was terribly defeated again, yet still they claim victory in that war.. It's like a sport fan claiming victory in lost game just because of an early lead in the first 10 minutes of the game. This is how the egyptian media and education system portrays this war, claiming victory when you are in reality routed and badly defeated.
Good video, but it gives the impression that the Israeli Air Force did not play a significant role. They did suffer significant losses to SAMs early on, but adapted and ended up playing a significant role both against Syria and in the counter attack against Egypt.
@@a.m347 nope, fridge is bursting I get mad because we have to throw out food sometimes....sad 🇪🇬 is so poor, used to be the breadbasket of the Mediterranean, now its just a gross disgusting place where children starve
I own actual Pics from this Battle, as my Uncle was a Reporter and Camera Man at the Battle and he left the photos to me knowing I was very impressed with hie time in the field of battel with only a Camera and a Pencil and Paper.
I remember all of President Sadat's problems with the Soviets until he had enough of them and expelled them from Egypt before the war began. The Soviet Union wanted the situation to remain as it is and did not want Egypt to launch a war to restore its occupied lands. It was asking them repeatedly for weapons not like those serving in the Soviet army, but to make it even after Israel steps And they were meeting him with refusal for 5 years. Sadat asks them for weapons that contain technology, and the Soviets refuse and say we will provide you with defensive weapons and not offensive in nature. Weapon models. So old that they stipulated that Sadat should not use these weapons without their permission, knowing that Egypt was paying the price of this weapon to the Soviet and Arab countries and stopped spare parts before the outbreak of the war Until Sadat came to the conclusion that the Soviets did not care about the occupation of the lands of Egypt and all that concerned them was their interest with America until he expelled all the Soviet experts before the start of the war.
In other words, the Soviets knew it was a stupid move to attack Israel. Sadat didnt listen and it cost him his air force, his tank corps and thousands killed. Eventually it cost him his life. Still think it was a good move?
@@johnkidd1226 No, in other words Egypt could have done a lot more with better weaponry and negotiated better terms but Soviets thought they knew the capabilities of the Egyptian army better than they actually did.
@The_Jaguar_ Knight What choice did he have. It was either lose an all out war with Israel or choose to make peace. The people didnt realize that was the choice.
@@johnkidd1226 Sadat didn't make peace with Israel to avoid war, he made peace because after expelling the soviets he needed a new ally which is the us.. after the peace agreement he secured us funding and weaponry and of course got Sinai back. he could have just settled for a ceasefire like Syria did.
I doubt its truthfulness. They chose Amnon Reshef out of all people to be the front man of this video, and it casts heavy doubts on it. I heard from one of the soldiers under his command a more accurate version of the truth. Could have been better to just let a lower ranking (at the time) soldier or even officer to tell what Amnon Reshef said, and it would be one difference between truth and lie. In other words, in addition to what Amnon Reshef hid in this video, the experiences he shares are other people's experiences. Most of the time, a colonel sits in a much safer position than his subordinates.
It was not mentioned but a big reason why the fighting stopped was because of political pressure from the USA and USSR on Israel and Egypt respectively. America was supporting and supplying Israel militarily and the USSR was doing the same with Egypt. In effect, it was a proxy war between the USA and USSR. American and Soviet military advisors were also on the ground and there was the fear that it would get to the stage where American and Soviet military personnel would get dragged into the fighting as well. This was something the 2 superpowers did not want and brokered a ceasefire.
@justsayen c63 Russia has nothing to do with the war. Sadat expelled the Russian experts a year before the war. All that Russia was doing was giving Egypt the old weapon possessed by the sterile twenty-one MiG planes against the modern Phantom and Mirage planes. But the Egyptians had a different opinion
@@abomoaaz7245 Keep crying loser, You wouldn’t even be able to start war again without the USSR Helps after the six day war. They gave you bunch of the most advance SAM anti-aircraft batteries, MiG-21 a supersonic jet fighter and interceptor aircrafts, T-62 battle Tanks one of the best in that time, huge amounts of anti Tank Missiles and other big- small arms and equipment too, so what else do you want from them, Their nuclear Missiles too?😏🙄😏😏🙄😏
@Mando Actually,Israel has nukes. So no. Don't even try that. On the other hand,you're both right. Conventionally,Egypt could win against Israel today. But I think israeli aviation would again be decesive factor in such conflict.
@@duskosekulic5143 The Egyptian Air Force is stronger than Isr_ael's air force, and isr_ael cannot use nuclear weapons, and Egypt has deterrent weapons, and the Egyptian army can now wipe Isr_ael off the map, but the problem is in America and in countries that support Isr_ael
@@idontlikekibboub.5192 Don't be fooled,offcourse Israel would use nukes in case egyptian overrunning IDF by sheer manpower. It's matter of survival,nothing else.
And this is already an improved, edited version with most of the repetitions already cut from it. This is part of why they recently (2021-8) reuploaded their videos.
I between commercial breaks & trips to the fridge... great reminder of why I completely quit watching TV. I know how to tap the right side of the screen 3times & then back 1 if needed
Nothing was mentioned that this war was also called the Yom Kippur War or The Day of Atonement War - a day of fasting. The Israelis were fasting on that day. That's why the Egyptians picked that day to attack.
@@wanderingRebel69 To quote Brezhnev. We have offered them (the Arabs) a sensible way for so many years. But no, they wanted to fight. Fine! We gave them technology, the latest, the kind even Vietnam didn't have. They had double superiority in tanks and aircraft, triple in artillery, and in air defense and anti-tank weapons they had absolute supremacy. And what? Once again they were beaten. Once again they scrammed. Once again they screamed for us to come save them. Sadat woke me up in the middle of the night twice over the phone, "Save me!" He demanded to send Soviet troops, and immediately! No! We are not going to fight for them." 4 November1973
@@mike7864 knowing ourselves not need to be approved . throughout million of years egypt being the only and only ones who can turn misery into revolution and victory . At last we need you not to be happy in our happ.
@@MJ511KW It would be a victory for the Egyptians if they were able to take back Sinai by force of arms. Not only did they fail, but they also lost territory west of the Sinai during the 1973 war. When hostilities ceased, following intense Soviet pressure, the Egyptian army was surrounded and on the verge of collapse. Israel finally gave the Sinai back in 1978, with the Camp David Accords. Of course, dictatorial governments always turn heavy defeats into triumphs by exploiting the lack of education of their people.
@@rachelabrantegil3937 Sissi, these documentaries are available all over youtube with multiple other channels not to mention the entire internet. They should be available to anyone as they are years old now
@@rachelabrantegil3937 look at the description, they literally obtained the license to distribute the documentary. Also, National Geographic does not produce military documentaries. I have no idea what you were smoking when you reported the video
Not peace with evil Israel, 55 years they stole land from Palestine, they make wall to isolated people from Palestine, they make them in prison for nothing, they bombing population innocent. Israel =allied with Satan long years ago.
Not many would know, but Nixon, who saw a potential ally in Egypt after Sadat snubbed the Soviet Union, played both sides during this conflict: He continued the American policy of diplomatically supporting Israel alongside placing a nuclear powered fleet in the Mediterranean in case Israeli Forces advanced too far into Egyptian territory.
The rest of the Arabs would have joined if they went further. Don't get me wrong total annihilation of Islam would be a great goal but back then the West wasn't poised for a 2 front war with soviet Russia still holding the eastern states of Europe under its yolk
@@ozepaul Arab world itself was divided between the pro-US regimes like Kuwait, Jordan, Turkey(before it's invasion of Cyprus), Persia and Saudi Arabia on one side and Soviet backed governments like Baathists in Iraq n Syria alongside Socialists in Libya and Algeria on the other. Plus, like I've mentioned, Americans themselves didn't want a protracted conflict and would by default pressurize Israel into withdrawing knowing Israel had already inflicted defeat upon Egypt.
@opener of the world Bro you should keep quiet how that tiny nation destroyed your army twice and were on the brink of capturing Cairo. 4 big Arab countries were defeated by that small nation of under 10 million people. It's shameful.
Of course we did, the US tends to do that. Then years later, we're having to fight the same people we armed. Bad things happen when you have others fight your battles for you. That's not always the case of course, just the irony in it all gets me. Give it some time and I promise there will be US soldiers and allies getting killed by the weapons we left with the Taliban.
amazing Egyptian fight to get back their territory and revenge, but will not shy to say Israel also fight back bravely at the end it was good ending as both secure their objectives live and let others live with peace
@@Planet_Xplorer they kept it for 10 more years, extracted as much oil as they could, and gave it back to Egypt in exchange with eternam peace, no nuclear weapons, no more blockades of Tiran and Suez, recognition of Israel. They even had to sacrifice their lead in the Arab league and strain relationships with other Arab countries
@@Bolognabeef LOL...that's proof that they knew 10 years later they still would pay a very heavy price if Egypt resumes the war. During those 10 years Israel begged to keep its 18 settlements and Egypt refused and the settlers were evacuated by force. Arab league? So what? In Israel you had the Agranat commission and Dyan and Golda were fired because of their failures...the funny thing is that a spy told you that the war was coming. Imagine if you didn't know lol.
1973 was a geopolitical situation, Israel wants direct talks with Arabs, refused 3rd rogers plan where they just retreat to mitla passes and ask for part of Sinai or to remain in some of sinais strategic positions, they also refused nonagression agreement offered by Egypt before the war were they would have security guarentees like today . Egypt just didn't want direct negotiations that dont involve the Americans. So sadat launched the war to involve the American as their weapons got destroyed by Soviet ones, as well as to break the idea that security alone guarentees peace .
@@kevobrien7346 Yes the shewing gum ,that destroyed our army , economy and soceity to support radical terrorism ! , that we have to rebuild it now after 40 years as it went straight to corruption and making us weaker. Tgey can shocel it down their ar**
@@guyvaiman1613 well egypt had three objectives in 1973. 1- move +100,000 soldiers east of the suez canal and take the barlev line. 2- advance 20km east of the canal under an umbrella of air defence network. 3- holding position until cease fire takes effect and kick start negotiations in hot geopolitical situation under U.S sponsership to reclaim sinai. Egypt accomplished it's three goals. So how did it lose ?
@@almyor not that easy with a much inferior airforce at the time, a battered war economy and an opponent who got supplied with 24 thousand tons of military equipment and ammunition in 10 days by the U.S
@@robskalas It wasn't about the peace with Israel. He didn't die for peace. He needed European loans, American weapons, and nobody would give Egypt a loan if they were afraid of another war. He stated many times, that's it's about getting the land back, and as soon as Israel is weak, Egypt will attack.
The importance of the war was to restore national pride, which it did. They did have much larger aims, and those were blunted of course. The offensive, against the wishes of Sadat's staff, only came about due to Syrian requests(demands).
@Dragomir Ronilac No they did! But they also asked us another question. Perhaps you can answer it: Name one single major city Israel managed to capture? 😂
@@Bolognabeef The 3rd army was in good shape and did not surrender. They had fish and water from the canal so they were not starving as it was claimed.
It's funny Egypt was terribly defeated again, yet still they claim victory in that war.. It's like a sport fan claiming victory in lost game just because of an early lead in the first 10 minutes of the game. This is how the egyptian media and education system portrays this war, claiming victory when you are in reality routed and badly defeated.
victory ? victorious side don't return occupied lands , and if so I don't see Israeli people celebrating this war every year as you do in six days war and that's simply because the October war was total humilaction Israel forces which lead to lose entire Saini and Suez canal
@@richardque1036 it isn’t HESH has more of an explosive mass than the T-54/55 HE rounds. Its also in the name HESH (High Explosive Squash Head Round) compare to the T-54/55 which is just High Explosive. Even with a fuse timer it is still not effective has HESH.
@@albertful1967 It's kinda easy to remember these names and numbers you just need to remember them on what they look like. that or just play war thunder cause every tank that exist is in there.
29:40 this Israeli veteran keeps smiling as if he is always on fire even when he was sandwiched in between the enemy line! Way to go veteran soldier! #SurvivalOfTheFittest
At just after 21 minutes, talking about the failed Syrian offensive, we see what are clearly Russian KV-1s and then at 25:54, talking about the devastating destruction of the Egyptian tanks advancing through the Sinai, there is footage of an Israeli M-51 burning - I don't think M-51s were used on that front.
The Sherman was redesigned by Israel and became known as the M-50 and M-51. In the States they were referred to as "Super Shermans. They were ulimately outfitted with 105 mm cannons which required a comprehensive turret design change. They were given a diesel engine and heavier armor. Actually, a few Shermans were used in the '73 war mostly in the Golan but a few in the south as well. Near Gaza I spoke with one of the tank commanders as he stood in the turret. In the first days of the '73 war four companies of Shermans (and Centurions) stopped Syrian T-62s and T-55 tanks and pushed Iraqi Tanks back into Syria. It should be noted that while state of the art equipment is an advantage, it is the manpower that ultimately makes the difference as was displayed with the tanks both in '67, where T-62 tanks (which were the most advanced at the time), lost to Israeli Shermans, and '73 as well. Shermans were still around in '77 when I was a an instructor at a tank firing range in southern Israel. Those commanders were amazing in that they gafawed at the modern range finding equipment of the M 60 series of tanks -- they would use a raised thumb! and hit just as successfully. Don't ask me how, I haven't a clue.
@opener of the world again im sure if you look you will find film of the egyptains in cages crying to go home so what is your point ? it sounds like you dont like them .lol
Nothing to do with actual documentary or politics, just a true little story and an opinion of an old man. In 1976 my family sailed from Italy to South Africa through Suez Canal, which was reopened to international shipping in 1975. The Sinai side, which before post Yom Kirup war agreement was held by Israel by was clear and empty, while on Egyptian side one could still see remnants of destroyed military equipment many of it Russian origin. My father, who was WW2 veteran, kept looking at it and nodding his head . When I asked why, he said:" Israel. They fought again, beat them up again, survived again, and took care of what was theirs -that was a win" .
@@simko8665 With all my respect sir , but watch very carefully , the background movements of Turkey , Iran and the great evil China . Can you imagine please what come from ? Muslies with the nuclear power and the unknown space program of China and the double face country Turkey ? Israel is in danger always with Cyprus and Greece . That for start . Then the USA and Australia and of course all South Asia . Maybe I am wrong ! I hope to be wrong . Peace is very good , but so little and just for a while ! Thank You for your time .
@@ΔΗΜΗΤΡΙΟΣΣΑΓΓΑΡΙΟΣ You didn't waste my time. You really see the whole political picture of our poor world. Coalitions, interreges and interests and no peace. I'm 74 and I think that I'll manage to go through it but what will become with my-our followers? No future for them. I hope that the leaders of the world will get some sense and see toward what future they are leading mankind. I wouldn't put my money on it. In the Bible, in the very beginning, Lord says that human heart is bad from his youth. Which means that even prayers won't help. Thank you for your time and I'm also sorry for being so pessimistic.
@@simko8665 Excellent comment , Sir ! I agree with you , at all . Almighty God waiting for us . I always believe in Global Peace . And always I prepare for the war . That is the problem . Thank you again .
Matt listen carefully for the last final 3 minutes of the video,, peace was the best choice for Israel,, we have our land's back, if they continue to Cairo where they where locked from behind.. Cairo fairies and flame of devil's where waiting for them 🙂🙄😀
Israel advanced to far in millitary technology to be threatened by conventional ground forces by any it's neighbors, There is a good reason it fights only terrorist militia's the last decades. I don't see any possible way of Egypt deploying such a big army unnoticed and moving it all across the Sinai desert whout having the I.A.F on it's heads or precision guided missiles flying directly into those huge metal chunks on an open field, Let alone swarm of suicide drones.
In the end, Egypt lost again, but somehow, they are proud of the defeat. It is like a tennis player who played against federer, played a brilliant 1st set, but in the end lost, again. Let's not forget that when they reached the cease fire israel was in the west part of the canal, 90 km from Cairo.
Why is it constantly referred to as 'October War' when neither of the parties have an October in their calendar? When I grew up it was known as the Yom Kippur war. Who changed that and why?
It actually has many names, like most wars do. It’s called the Yom Kippur war in Israel, the Ramadan war in Egypt and Syria and the October war by western nations.
@@INdifrnve I grew up in a western nation and I never heard anything about an October war. October revolution, yes. I was a child at the time and even on (west-) German radio nobody ever called it anything but 'Yom Kippur war'. It also makes sense as the Egyptians deliberately choose the highest holiday of the Jewish calendar for their assault rightly assuming the Israelis would be off guard.
@Danyel Nicholas They don't call it The Yom Kippur War for the same reason that there is no mention of the attack beginning on the holy day....it puts the Egypt in a bad light, having launched the attack during what was up to then, a mutually agreed time of non-belligerence in an attempt to catch the Israelis in a depleted manpower situation.
Great graphics , but too much redundancy in the story, telling things twice and sometimes even three times, so the video could be shortened by more than half!
The story is now told from one side unfortuntly , and this is always a big mistake for documentarians In order to make a strong documentary film, the story must be from both sides Then you will tell the whole story The Chinese farm was one of the biggest and strongest battles that took place during the October War, but we wonder who is facing who and what forces actually intervened to transform the results. And swings that happened Everyone who is talking now, with my respect, knows that they were fighting and behind them was a super air bridge that compensated their losses without any problems
Even with all of that, Egypt achieved it's goals in 1973, crossing in over 100,000 over the canal, taking barlev line, advancing 20km east of the canal under airdefence coverage, holding position until a U.S cease fire takes effect. Egypt didn't want to take all of sinai in 1973 cause they new that Israel is the U.S 51st state.
@@ma.s2386 They didn't exactly achieve victory there did they - did you not watch the video? The Egyptians sued for peace because their 3 rd Army was surrounded, their elite tank division had been all but destroyed and the Israelis were 100km from Cairo. Meanwhile, the Syrians had their offensive wiped out and surrendered. They did hold most of the Barlev Line and the Israelis knew from then on it was impossible to hold. In the long run, I agree the Israelis had no choice but to give the Sinai back - next time they might not had it so easy.
@@chrisparnham surrounded the 3rd army of 100,000 soldiers with what ? 60 tanks and 1600 soldiers ? Moving 60 tanks behind enemy lines if really far from being surrounded. Suez canal is already 100km away from eastern cairo, you say it as it if they gained vast ground or something. Like i have said winning or losing depends on the objectives. Egyptians accomplished their objectives, Israelis didn't. As simple as that.
the jumpscare at 12:22 literally made me shart lmao. Ill wait til is over plus itll crust n be easier to clean but anywho they shoulda counter attatcked on lake tahie and needle pine ridge
Why would you commit an armoured brigade to unknown ground without scouts? Even a small spotter plane with little risk could have changed the outcome. Arab armies are notorious for small picture plans with little or no cooperation between forces. This stubborness has cost them dearly in every conflict.
I assure you that this is not a professional military person decision , but due to the intervention of a political leadership that does not have any military experience, but this the fact , unfortunately that all the ill-considered military moves and the necessary moves that did not take place were issued with the intervention of political leaders only
You are calling the Egyptian army first established army om earth an arab army? What do we call the israely army that is is a mix of russians, ukrainians etc..? I feel pitty for dumb people like u who try to undermine nations like Egypt, i advise you to sit back and study history.
@@johnkidd1226 yes😀thats why your army went home wearing pyjamas egyptian cotton and thats why the Egyptian flag rising high in Sinai🤣.yes thats a difference between a civilization that tought people the meaning of live and their love to their land and a person who is rootless trying to find glory by undermining others.in Egypt we say let the dogs bark it wont hurt😀
Why didn't you mention opening a bridge to extend around the clock from America to the Israelis with its latest weapons, while Egypt was fighting with modest weapons, and this is what Sadat said: I am not fighting Israel, but I am fighting America.
Crikey. Perhaps you are onto something. So the long list of WW2 Soviet offensives from Operation Uranus in 1942 to Operation Bagration in 1944 were in fact Soviet um...err… _defensives_ . Makes perfect sense.
This was apparently made for television with lots of commercial breaks, and after each break there is a long recap and repeat of things already said. well, now this is TH-cam. Please edit out all those "echoes." gets annoying.
I was at Ft. Sill, Oklahoma in May 1973. In a class about S2, military intelligence. An officer teaching the class told us there would be a war in the Middle East in October. We already knew. Was in a laundromat when -- who was it then -- broke in on TV saying war had broken out. It was Oct 10. It did not speak well of journalists, who didn't know anything that regular soldiers knew about foreign affairs and events in the making. Or maybe the CIA squelched any reporting of the same, if any journalist or publisher knew of these foreign events in the making? The oil crisis would follow, and then the petro dollar, and the US Iran-Iraq proxy war as well as the filthy CIA proxy war in Afghanistan beginning in 1979 under Carter & Brzezinski.
Interesting. Thanks for confirming what we suspected for years in Israel. The war was staged. It's impossible that Israel didn't know about Egyptian plans. The speculation is Golda Meir was told by Kisinger that if Israel mobilized first, it would not get any American help. Kissinger wanted to give Sadat a "victory" so he would leave the Soviet sphere of influence and make peace. It transformed the Middle East, but the cost was horrific. Cheers!
Actually from egypt pov what happened was that the egyptian presient Sadat kept saying that he will fight within the current month for a 7 consecutive months and the soldiers were also told every month that they'll be fighting plus sending the radio stations fake information that egypt is going for the war in a few days until Israel thought that he was just giving some national based anesthetic but then in one day he asked to get half the troops back home for 1 week and when the troops arrived to cairo by train and they all thought they're really going home they're ordered to spend the night at the train and back to sinai which was on the 5th of October.
Those Israeli tanks had one of the earliest renditions of ERA on their Magach 3 (battering-ram) I do believe it was called Blazer idk how effective it truly was
Even though Egypt lose battle bitterly and when other side gave back the land they celebrate as victory. I do not know how to describe this situation at all???
I think the idea was to send a message to Isreal that they'll always remain a threat unless there's permanent peace. I'm not sure if Israel would have given the Sinai back otherwise.
@@philipthecow simply Israel counter is normal the US equipment to Israel were way more superior to Egyptian equipment besides even if Egypt lost entirely it doesn't matter they can rise again and again while Israel can not lose completely a single war cause that means it's the end of their existence so Israel realized continuing war with such raging opponent is a direct national security threat and even in peace treaty it still a threat
My bunker from the time of the Italian occupation of the Adriatic coast, very good, up to 2.5m thick, had only one iron window, but the iron plate inside was concrete. Sager, or our name is Maljutka (Russian), hit a few centimeters above the window, but I, whose bed was behind the window, thought: I'm done. Everything shook. The whole bunker. the insurgent Serbs and the JNA were shooting from the vineyards and we showered them with machine gun fire. some stayed lying down and others ran away. I looked at the window where Maljutka hit. lay on the ground, only the top exploded and 2/3 remained whole. Cumulative rocket only affects metal. Lucky for us in the bunker though once we got a whole pack of 30 and some rocket from the plane hit the bunker and scratched it slightly. Croatian independence war. We Croats also had several T-55s that went to the mountain above Knin, the capital of the rebels, in 2 m of snow. In front of them, the bulldozers went and cleared the way. They overwintered hidden there for more than a year. When the storm started, they fired at Knin and went down and brought the town into semi-encirclement. Tactics with which we broke the resistance of the majority of rebel Serbs and the JNA in two days.
The Sinai Peninsula, a vast Desert in Western Egypt. Where did you buy your map? North Korea?
😂
Lol
The script writer/narrator should be fired
In comparison with Israel is really vast.
@@navidkarimi2552 Oh bro 🤣🙄 He said that not because they said Vast, but because they said Western Egypt, and The Sinai is in Eastern Egypt actually lol.
around minute 19:30, it is said "with their surrounded soldiers rescued" or something similar. it's important to note that this is not entirely true, as some posts fell captive (out of 505 soldiers in the post-line, 126 were killed or are missing, 162 were captured, 65 stood still in a remote post unreachable by the egyptian army, and 123 were able to withdraw
الجيش المصري رجال 🇪🇬💪💪
المجدللشهداء 🇪🇬
Someone needs to take all the awesome military recreations done between 1995 and 2010 and redo them in 4k...keeping the incredible interviews with vets now passed.
B
Not all vets have passed. Far from it.
@@shipless33 Who said they did? What are you talking about? I said "keeping the interviews from those that have passed". Let me explain to you: if the person passed, keep that interview material and redo the other content. Not sure how you got "all vets are dead" from that.
@@jstenberg3192 Okay, just sayin' :)
@@shipless33 Sorry if it sounded like a rant. The internet and all. Lol. Peace my friend.
The thing is that I have noticed, never underestimate the opponents. That's what I have noticed about war doc's. I really like watching them. I myself have been spared this pain of war but many in my bloodline have not. I appreciate my freedom that all have died an fought for. Thanks be to God n man who provide all I have. Thank you.
As a soldier who's fought in several battles I can tell u ... Combat is glorious honour. Being able to kill ur enemy is fun
@@deneshbhaskar3944 then you are a liar or a psychopath. No one with Honor thinks that way. I guess all your battles are in Call of Duty.
@@trustedsource1273 he's indian, never trust a word of what they say
@@deneshbhaskar3944 maybe ur a mercenary..it is not fun to kill anybody...it's often a matter of life or death..or one's military or patriotic duty...but never fun..Killing another human being should never be fun...Some people would jail u for shooting a fox..or a rabbit..hunting is considered an activity or passtime..and is rarely given the term "fun" Fox hunting may look like a sport...it's of course a blood sport.We humans seem to be blood thirsty .At least we get charged a liscence fee for hunting..legal hunting.Perhaps it will replace killing people...in war..for fun..as u say.Pathetic cocept killing people as being fun.✌💜
كنت تحارب في أي صف من الجيوش
I like how they got veterans from both sides of the war, I wonder it was for the vets to meet again after all those years.
They probably still has grudges and anger after their comrades who had been killed but given they are both driven by national patriotism and militant religious passion, I think it's all concealed in the cover of respect.
@@vuvuvu6291 Egyptian still hold respect compared to Syria
@@vuvuvu6291 religious passion? wtf?
hey BTW I CAME TO THIS VIDEO TO LEAVE A DISLIKE BEHEAD NON JEWS
Why would an Israeli warrior want to meet an Arab? Their government’s have said the destruction of Israel is their goal. I wouldn’t meet with them other than on the field of battle.
It's not about the machine. It's about the men behind the machines.
The Sinai peninsula is on the eastern side of Egypt, not on the west side of Egypt
Okay, my 2 cents: The sound effects are way too loud compared to the voices. The repetitions are annoying. Still, interesting and informative vid! Tanks!
Greets, T.
I completely agree, also dont interview a guy that is only interested in bragging about his combat achievements lol. The others were good.
@opener of the world : thanks man, I'll check 'm out. Appreciate it!
You'd think they could find a Hebrew interpreter who speaks good English. The sound in this video doesn't cut it in many ways.
@@kixigvak AGREED; also the splicing stunk----
I think the sound effects and volume somehow get messed when copied over and over. I've noticed the same thing with some movies that I copied from VHS to digital. Maybe not, but that's what I've experienced.
I was a PFC Veterinary Tech at Ft. Dix in early October 1973. My Veterinary Colonel called me at home at about 430 AM and said, “Hays, get in here we’re going to war”
I saw a comment in the Golan heights video from a 101st airborne vet saying they were also ready to go in the Sinai when they heard the war broke out there seems like you guys were ready to go as well?
I was assigned to the 2nd Bn 78th Field Artillery unit in Germany during this war. We were put on high alert and we were very concerned about going to war.
whoever made these visuals needs a medal
not the one in 21:06, since they are kv 1 tanks that the egyptians didn't use
also this video was originally taken from the greatest tank battles series
Things I noticed about documentaries of the Yom Kippur War
1.) never mention the air battle of Mansoura
2.) never mention the Battle of Suez
3.) never mention the Battle of Ismalia
ده اللي انا لاحظته برده ومش في الفيديو ده بس في معظم الفيديوهات الاجنبيه اللي بتتكلم عن حرب أكتوبر
@@اسلاماحمد-د1خ بية الضبط ما انا قلت كلو الفيديوهات عن الحرب دية متكلمش عن المعركات دول
This show is about tank battles, not an entire war.
@@Thomas_TdK exactly
Why would they? It's clearly about tense tank battles
Why is the annoying music so loud?
I know right? It's like they turned the annoying music channel way up.
Agrees 100% . I believe we prefer less music’ less production and just an informative, balanced documentary and history.
I don’t believe your target audience is in the 18-24 range. More like 45+ . Thanks
Setting a battle MOOOOOOOOOOD😮
Get off my lawn!
Thanks!
My father was a first lieutenant in the October War in the artillery corps of the Egyptian Second Field Army
Sadly his service in war was necessary to peace.
glad that you guys are living in peace now. better for both sides mate.
Long live Israel
@@Coolidge2329 how old are you?
Israel
Difficult to concentrate when the interviewee, the translator and the music are all playing at once.
and we get over exaggerated 90s era explosions that zoom past all other levels of audio
I can concentrate just fine, it’s no issue. Maybe try harder at being less distracted? Idk
@@brysonkuervers2570 Pillock!
Egyptian army is the first established army on earth and the human factor that lead to the victory as Egyptians fight in harsh conditions the desert.its no surprise, Egypt may get sick but never die.
تحيا مصر ولحد النهارده الي في القلب لسه موجود😊
بركات الحوثيين سدت لكم قناة السويس😂😂😂😂😂😂
Excellent documentary,
I thoroughly enjoyed it.
Thank you.
How could you enjoy this? Sttting in front of a laptop and watching this video game is one thing.But being part of a war and fighting for your life and that of your country is a different story.The screams of wounded,,bleeding soldiers who were to die in a couple of minutes or being paralysed for the rest of their lifes are not mentioned.They were just "casualties".This kind of history narration is irritating.With all the background music and the "beautiful" tank firing,people are invited to get their snacks and alcohol beverage ready to "enjoy" what humans most love:action,fighting and killing.
Want to connect to your communist dad Stalin?
@The_Jaguar_ Knight How did you now? Yepp.I had a bottle of wine and some chips in front of me.Everytime a tank blew up I was whistling and clapping my hands.🤢
@@toxytronic7364 just stop…. Just stop bro
Impressive documentary! Great work! The most interesting part was to see veterans talking about their perspective. When we were working on Yom Kippur War Simulator veterans perspective from both sides was extremely valuable for us.
Great History Col.
@@serahyasona8461Free Palestine. Why this Jewish state was not built in the US of America ? As of the 1930s, the Jewish population in the United States was estimated to be around 4.2 million. Meanwhile the Jewish population in British Mandate Palestine experienced significant growth due to Jewish immigration from Europe. According to historical estimates, by the late 1930s, there were approximately 400,000 to 450,000 Jews living in British Mandate Palestine. This demographic shift played a significant role in the development of the region's demographics and ultimately had an impact on the political dynamics that led to the establishment of the State of Israel in 1948. When majority of the Jews were in USA why not give them a state there its simple 4,200,000 in USA vs 400,000 in Palestine. In simple words "Why was the State of Israel not established in the United States, where the Jewish population was much larger than in British Mandate Palestine during the 1930s?" Why come and live in a place where supposedly everyone is their enemy?
The spokesman did a booboo at the beginning that the producer didn't catch. He stated, "The Sinai Peninsula . . . a vast desert in WESTERN Egypt." The Sinai is the northeastern corner of Egypt.
not very clever, left right, up down = basic error
The second I heard him say "western," I worried about how accurate this video would be.
I was with the 82nd airborne. We was the first unit to deploy there as a peace keeping force. Then relieved by the 101st airborne in no November 1982
I was with 2/327th and went there in Aug 1983…
Quite hot
There’s just something about the T-55 tanks that I love so much! probably the look of it but also getting a bunch of them as vehicles for my plastic army men collection when I was little.
Indian T55 tanks blew up almost 200 Pakistani tanks in 1971 war
Start collecting them now bread Plus all the plastic model soldiers and paint them
I was commander of T 55 ,in czechoslovak army.
@@myguitarjoeany stories?
It's funny Egypt was terribly defeated again, yet still they claim victory in that war.. It's like a sport fan claiming victory in lost game just because of an early lead in the first 10 minutes of the game. This is how the egyptian media and education system portrays this war, claiming victory when you are in reality routed and badly defeated.
You are so Awesome. Thank You for the upload.
Good video, but it gives the impression that the Israeli Air Force did not play a significant role. They did suffer significant losses to SAMs early on, but adapted and ended up playing a significant role both against Syria and in the counter attack against Egypt.
But Sinai belongs to us so we won the war and you get the paper of peace 😅😅😅👋👋
@@a.m347 your country is one of the poorest in the world, people literaly starve in streets
@@kittycatcat6962 This is yourself exactly 😉😂😂
@@a.m347 nope, fridge is bursting I get mad because we have to throw out food sometimes....sad 🇪🇬 is so poor, used to be the breadbasket of the Mediterranean, now its just a gross disgusting place where children starve
You don't even have clean water or constant electricity lmao. Kee0 believing in (p)is(s)lam@@a.m347
I own actual Pics from this Battle, as my Uncle was a Reporter and Camera Man at the Battle and he left the photos to me knowing I was very impressed with hie time in the field of battel with only a Camera and a Pencil and Paper.
Are they share any where we can see?
Music way too loud.
Great battle clip
Thanks.
I remember all of President Sadat's problems with the Soviets until he had enough of them and expelled them from Egypt before the war began.
The Soviet Union wanted the situation to remain as it is and did not want Egypt to launch a war to restore its occupied lands. It was asking them repeatedly for weapons not like those serving in the Soviet army, but to make it even after Israel steps
And they were meeting him with refusal for 5 years. Sadat asks them for weapons that contain technology, and the Soviets refuse and say we will provide you with defensive weapons and not offensive in nature. Weapon models. So old that they stipulated that Sadat should not use these weapons without their permission, knowing that Egypt was paying the price of this weapon to the Soviet and Arab countries and stopped spare parts before the outbreak of the war
Until Sadat came to the conclusion that the Soviets did not care about the occupation of the lands of Egypt and all that concerned them was their interest with America until he expelled all the Soviet experts before the start of the war.
In other words, the Soviets knew it was a stupid move to attack Israel. Sadat didnt listen and it cost him his air force, his tank corps and thousands killed. Eventually it cost him his life. Still think it was a good move?
@@johnkidd1226 No, in other words Egypt could have done a lot more with better weaponry and negotiated better terms but Soviets thought they knew the capabilities of the Egyptian army better than they actually did.
@The_Jaguar_ Knight What choice did he have. It was either lose an all out war with Israel or choose to make peace. The people didnt realize that was the choice.
@@johnkidd1226 Sadat didn't make peace with Israel to avoid war, he made peace because after expelling the soviets he needed a new ally which is the us.. after the peace agreement he secured us funding and weaponry and of course got Sinai back. he could have just settled for a ceasefire like Syria did.
@@johnkidd1226 Yes it was a good move. We have Sinai. You don't.
Qué bueno sería tener estos docs en español !
كَم مِن فِئَةٍ قَليلَةٍ غَلَبَت فِئَةً كَثيرَةً بِإِذنِ اللَّهِ. A small army of newly established Israel defeated the entire Islamic world.
Very informative historical video!
I doubt its truthfulness.
They chose Amnon Reshef out of all people to be the front man of this video, and it casts heavy doubts on it.
I heard from one of the soldiers under his command a more accurate version of the truth.
Could have been better to just let a lower ranking (at the time) soldier or even officer to tell what Amnon Reshef said, and it would be one difference between truth and lie.
In other words, in addition to what Amnon Reshef hid in this video, the experiences he shares are other people's experiences.
Most of the time, a colonel sits in a much safer position than his subordinates.
It was not mentioned but a big reason why the fighting stopped was because of political pressure from the USA and USSR on Israel and Egypt respectively. America was supporting and supplying Israel militarily and the USSR was doing the same with Egypt. In effect, it was a proxy war between the USA and USSR. American and Soviet military advisors were also on the ground and there was the fear that it would get to the stage where American and Soviet military personnel would get dragged into the fighting as well. This was something the 2 superpowers did not want and brokered a ceasefire.
@justsayen c63 Russia has nothing to do with the war. Sadat expelled the Russian experts a year before the war. All that Russia was doing was giving Egypt the old weapon possessed by the sterile twenty-one MiG planes against the modern Phantom and Mirage planes. But the Egyptians had a different opinion
@@abomoaaz7245 Keep crying loser, You wouldn’t even be able to start war again without the USSR Helps after the six day war.
They gave you bunch of the most advance SAM anti-aircraft batteries, MiG-21 a supersonic jet fighter and interceptor aircrafts, T-62 battle Tanks one of the best in that time, huge amounts of anti Tank Missiles and other big- small arms and equipment too, so what else do you want from them, Their nuclear Missiles too?😏🙄😏😏🙄😏
@Mando
Actually,Israel has nukes. So no. Don't even try that. On the other hand,you're both right. Conventionally,Egypt could win against Israel today. But I think israeli aviation would again be decesive factor in such conflict.
@@duskosekulic5143 The Egyptian Air Force is stronger than Isr_ael's air force, and isr_ael cannot use nuclear weapons, and Egypt has deterrent weapons, and the Egyptian army can now wipe Isr_ael off the map, but the problem is in America and in countries that support Isr_ael
@@idontlikekibboub.5192
Don't be fooled,offcourse Israel would use nukes in case egyptian overrunning IDF by sheer manpower. It's matter of survival,nothing else.
I agree the best solution is ‘ simply to make peace’ . Would be good if we all value human lives.
It's your volume which is high
Take out the repetition, and this video might be about 10 minutes long.
American/Canadian documentaries...
@@bigmonkedong
yes they need numerous repetition before it penetrates into the sparse material between their ears
And this is already an improved, edited version with most of the repetitions already cut from it.
This is part of why they recently (2021-8) reuploaded their videos.
I between commercial breaks & trips to the fridge... great reminder of why I completely quit watching TV. I know how to tap the right side of the screen 3times & then back 1 if needed
Nothing was mentioned that this war was also called the Yom Kippur War or The Day of Atonement War - a day of fasting. The Israelis were fasting on that day. That's why the Egyptians picked that day to attack.
of course the israelis were not fasting. they had to fight back !
Sneed
So did us our soldiers were fasting too because we launched war during Ramadan
It was also Ramadan
@@wanderingRebel69 To quote Brezhnev.
We have offered them (the Arabs) a sensible way for so many years. But no, they wanted to fight. Fine! We gave them technology, the latest, the kind even Vietnam didn't have. They had double superiority in tanks and aircraft, triple in artillery, and in air defense and anti-tank weapons they had absolute supremacy. And what? Once again they were beaten. Once again they scrammed. Once again they screamed for us to come save them. Sadat woke me up in the middle of the night twice over the phone, "Save me!" He demanded to send Soviet troops, and immediately! No! We are not going to fight for them."
4 November1973
Egyptians rewrite the History with Victory in the such amazing battle
You call that a victory???
@@mike7864 knowing ourselves not need to be approved . throughout million of years egypt being the only and only ones who can turn misery into revolution and victory . At last we need you not to be happy in our happ.
@@mike7864 if that’s not a victory then what is it ?
@@MJ511KW Sad
@@MJ511KW
It would be a victory for the Egyptians if they were able to take back Sinai by force of arms. Not only did they fail, but they also lost territory west of the Sinai during the 1973 war. When hostilities ceased, following intense Soviet pressure, the Egyptian army was surrounded and on the verge of collapse. Israel finally gave the Sinai back in 1978, with the Camp David Accords. Of course, dictatorial governments always turn heavy defeats into triumphs by exploiting the lack of education of their people.
What a great documentary film !
Range is everything in these kind of tank battles.
reported this video for copyright violation because the original is from National Geograpic Channel and i mailed them about this act of violation
@@rachelabrantegil3937 Sissi, these documentaries are available all over youtube with multiple other channels not to mention the entire internet. They should be available to anyone as they are years old now
@@rachelabrantegil3937 look at the description, they literally obtained the license to distribute the documentary. Also, National Geographic does not produce military documentaries. I have no idea what you were smoking when you reported the video
Important, but not singularly.
Glad they have made peace with each other.
I wouldn't say that.....
Ya, they’re total BFF’s!
Only when Ethiopia become more powerful and a major regional power, only then Israel will be safe from any and all Egypt threats.
They don't really forgive there enemies in that area of the world, nowhere really.
Not peace with evil Israel, 55 years they stole land from Palestine, they make wall to isolated people from Palestine, they make them in prison for nothing, they bombing population innocent. Israel =allied with Satan long years ago.
Thank you Timeline. 😊 Great documentary
Not many would know, but Nixon, who saw a potential ally in Egypt after Sadat snubbed the Soviet Union, played both sides during this conflict: He continued the American policy of diplomatically supporting Israel alongside placing a nuclear powered fleet in the Mediterranean in case Israeli Forces advanced too far into Egyptian territory.
Israel could have taken Cairo. Americans stopped them.
@@scottymackay1801 rather than Americans, Nixon stopped them. Foreign Policy mattered to him fanatically.
The rest of the Arabs would have joined if they went further. Don't get me wrong total annihilation of Islam would be a great goal but back then the West wasn't poised for a 2 front war with soviet Russia still holding the eastern states of Europe under its yolk
@@ozepaul Arab world itself was divided between the pro-US regimes like Kuwait, Jordan, Turkey(before it's invasion of Cyprus), Persia and Saudi Arabia on one side and Soviet backed governments like Baathists in Iraq n Syria alongside Socialists in Libya and Algeria on the other.
Plus, like I've mentioned, Americans themselves didn't want a protracted conflict and would by default pressurize Israel into withdrawing knowing Israel had already inflicted defeat upon Egypt.
@@Timberwolf1992 defeat? They couldn't even enter small city like Suez and say defeat oh yeah let's not forget air battle of mansoura....
Why too many animation and why too little of any historical photos or video. The animation became distracting.
Best episode of season 2.🤘
Only watched 1:39, couldn´t here what they where saying. To much sound effects and music.
good and interesting testimonies but i don't like using annoying repeating animations, some authentic filming will be better choice
So many stories, so many wars, and I love it!
@opener of the world
what's with the copy paste repetition?
@opener of the world Bro you should keep quiet how that tiny nation destroyed your army twice and were on the brink of capturing Cairo. 4 big Arab countries were defeated by that small nation of under 10 million people. It's shameful.
Operation “Nickel Grass”
If it wasn’t for the mighty US,there would be no Israel today.
Wars are not won by infantry! Sadat was a genius.
🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸 helped the Israelis.
Of course we did, the US tends to do that. Then years later, we're having to fight the same people we armed. Bad things happen when you have others fight your battles for you. That's not always the case of course, just the irony in it all gets me. Give it some time and I promise there will be US soldiers and allies getting killed by the weapons we left with the Taliban.
amazing Egyptian fight to get back their territory and revenge, but will not shy to say Israel also fight back bravely at the end it was good ending as both secure their objectives live and let others live with peace
ya know what would have been better? No war at all and no dead people
God promise abraham isaac, jocob to israel future
@@noellagbo5990 And God gave Sinai to Egypt
@@Planet_Xplorer they kept it for 10 more years, extracted as much oil as they could, and gave it back to Egypt in exchange with eternam peace, no nuclear weapons, no more blockades of Tiran and Suez, recognition of Israel. They even had to sacrifice their lead in the Arab league and strain relationships with other Arab countries
@@Bolognabeef LOL...that's proof that they knew 10 years later they still would pay a very heavy price if Egypt resumes the war. During those 10 years Israel begged to keep its 18 settlements and Egypt refused and the settlers were evacuated by force. Arab league? So what? In Israel you had the Agranat commission and Dyan and Golda were fired because of their failures...the funny thing is that a spy told you that the war was coming. Imagine if you didn't know lol.
Sinai peninsula is in the eastern desert of Egypt not west.
It is to the west of Israel yes. But east of Egypt
1973 was a geopolitical situation, Israel wants direct talks with Arabs, refused 3rd rogers plan where they just retreat to mitla passes and ask for part of Sinai or to remain in some of sinais strategic positions, they also refused nonagression agreement offered by Egypt before the war were they would have security guarentees like today . Egypt just didn't want direct negotiations that dont involve the Americans. So sadat launched the war to involve the American as their weapons got destroyed by Soviet ones, as well as to break the idea that security alone guarentees peace .
After the peace the Egyptian got something like 1-2 billion of aid per year
@@kevobrien7346
Yes the shewing gum ,that destroyed our army , economy and soceity to support radical terrorism ! , that we have to rebuild it now after 40 years as it went straight to corruption and making us weaker. Tgey can shocel it down their ar**
Nice and interesting historical documentary of the 67 and Oct war,but I was a bit annoyed by the frequent loud explosions😎
So you're annoyed by loud explosions in a documentary about war? Lmfao the irony!!!
@@OleDonKedic well said😂
Amazing Eyptian war plan and strategy.
but they lost in 3 days
@@guyvaiman1613 they lost years ago in Capitol Hill.
@@guyvaiman1613 well egypt had three objectives in 1973.
1- move +100,000 soldiers east of the suez canal and take the barlev line.
2- advance 20km east of the canal under an umbrella of air defence network.
3- holding position until cease fire takes effect and kick start negotiations in hot geopolitical situation under U.S sponsership to reclaim sinai.
Egypt accomplished it's three goals. So how did it lose ?
@@ma.s2386 when these are your goals its very easy to win
@@almyor not that easy with a much inferior airforce at the time, a battered war economy and an opponent who got supplied with 24 thousand tons of military equipment and ammunition in 10 days by the U.S
For Sadat's great victory in regaining the Sinai in return for peace, he was assassinated.
Not true. He was assassinated by Islamists, whom he oppressed, and who wanted to turn Egypt to Afghanistan.
@@liordagan9342 Like I said, he was assassinated... whatever is your point??
@@robskalas
It wasn't about the peace with Israel. He didn't die for peace. He needed European loans, American weapons, and nobody would give Egypt a loan if they were afraid of another war. He stated many times, that's it's about getting the land back, and as soon as Israel is weak, Egypt will attack.
Beautiful sound.mousic. Derek Wist
The importance of the war was to restore national pride, which it did. They did have much larger aims, and those were blunted of course. The offensive, against the wishes of Sadat's staff, only came about due to Syrian requests(demands).
@Dragomir Ronilac and had encircled the third army so there was no one to stop them
@Dragomir Ronilac No they did! But they also asked us another question. Perhaps you can answer it: Name one single major city Israel managed to capture? 😂
@@Bolognabeef The 3rd army was in good shape and did not surrender. They had fish and water from the canal so they were not starving as it was claimed.
The aims were not blunted. The objective was to get Sinai and they did exactly that.
It's funny Egypt was terribly defeated again, yet still they claim victory in that war.. It's like a sport fan claiming victory in lost game just because of an early lead in the first 10 minutes of the game. This is how the egyptian media and education system portrays this war, claiming victory when you are in reality routed and badly defeated.
The October war ended as the biggest and most fantastic military victory for the IDF, and for any army ever.
Oyez, Oyez, Oyez!
It was setup between Sadat and Golda directed by Kissinger
In your dreams Sinai is Egyptian now.and the EDF is the greatest Armey of the world. 🇪🇬
@@ibrahimaladawy lol
victory ? victorious side don't return occupied lands , and if so I don't see Israeli people celebrating this war every year as you do in six days war and that's simply because the October war was total humilaction Israel forces which lead to lose entire Saini and Suez canal
Did egyptian t55 use apds round,or just apc round?
APC rounds were still used since APDS rounds weren’t exported with the tank
@@andsoiderparound9909 HE fired from t54/55 tank could be as effective as HESH
@@richardque1036 it isn’t HESH has more of an explosive mass than the T-54/55 HE rounds. Its also in the name HESH (High Explosive Squash Head Round) compare to the T-54/55 which is just High Explosive. Even with a fuse timer it is still not effective has HESH.
@@albertful1967 It's kinda easy to remember these names and numbers you just need to remember them on what they look like. that or just play war thunder cause every tank that exist is in there.
@opener of the world and so Israeli still won
29:40 this Israeli veteran keeps smiling as if he is always on fire even when he was sandwiched in between the enemy line! Way to go veteran soldier! #SurvivalOfTheFittest
Israeli are the strongest people I have ever met
I bet Israel now has secret tanks with iron dome defence system, waiting for someone to attack...😂.
At just after 21 minutes, talking about the failed Syrian offensive, we see what are clearly Russian KV-1s and then at 25:54, talking about the devastating destruction of the Egyptian tanks advancing through the Sinai, there is footage of an Israeli M-51 burning - I don't think M-51s were used on that front.
The Sherman was redesigned by Israel and became known as the M-50 and M-51. In the States they were referred to as "Super Shermans. They were ulimately outfitted with 105 mm cannons which required a comprehensive turret design change. They were given a diesel engine and heavier armor. Actually, a few Shermans were used in the '73 war mostly in the Golan but a few in the south as well. Near Gaza I spoke with one of the tank commanders as he stood in the turret. In the first days of the '73 war four companies of Shermans (and Centurions) stopped Syrian T-62s and T-55 tanks and pushed Iraqi Tanks back into Syria.
It should be noted that while state of the art equipment is an advantage, it is the manpower that ultimately makes the difference as was displayed with the tanks both in '67, where T-62 tanks (which were the most advanced at the time), lost to Israeli Shermans, and '73 as well.
Shermans were still around in '77 when I was a an instructor at a tank firing range in southern Israel. Those commanders were amazing in that they gafawed at the modern range finding equipment of the M 60 series of tanks -- they would use a raised thumb! and hit just as successfully. Don't ask me how, I haven't a clue.
2:20 Saini is on the EAST side of Egypt, not the west.
great time!
him and his father are great at this
@opener of the world again im sure if you look you will find film of the egyptains in cages crying to go home so what is your point ? it sounds like you dont like them .lol
Love my History Channel!
@opener of the world LOL LOL LOL LOL ...Arabs will always be Arabs and refuse to see REALITY!!! LOLOLOLOL
Opener, the Arabs were not good people back then. Hahaha!@
We love ❤ Egypt 🇪🇬 ❤ 💙
Thank you ,
You know nowt Dan Snow !
1:31
"There is no retreat. We have only one alternative: victory." - Col. Jacob "Jacky" Even
Yea and they retreaded in the end 😂
Let’s make it into a movie !!
Very informative documentary!
Nothing to do with actual documentary or politics, just a true little story and an opinion of an old man. In 1976 my family sailed from Italy to South Africa through Suez Canal, which was reopened to international shipping in 1975. The Sinai side, which before post Yom Kirup war agreement was held by Israel by was clear and empty, while on Egyptian side one could still see remnants of destroyed military equipment many of it Russian origin. My father, who was WW2 veteran, kept looking at it and nodding his head . When I asked why, he said:" Israel. They fought again, beat them up again, survived again, and took care of what was theirs -that was a win" .
Yes Sir ! very good video . Thank You so much . History always returns and makes circle. Maybe we shall expecting a new Israeli-Arabic War ? ? ?
Israel against whom? Only Syria remained. I do not count Lebanon since they didn't fight against Israel ever.
@@simko8665 With all my respect sir , but watch very carefully , the background movements of Turkey , Iran and the great evil China . Can you imagine please what come from ? Muslies with the nuclear power and the unknown space program of China and the double face country Turkey ? Israel is in danger always with Cyprus and Greece . That for start . Then the USA and Australia and of course all South Asia . Maybe I am wrong ! I hope to be wrong . Peace is very good , but so little and just for a while ! Thank You for your time .
@@ΔΗΜΗΤΡΙΟΣΣΑΓΓΑΡΙΟΣ You didn't waste my time. You really see the whole political picture of our poor world. Coalitions, interreges and interests and no peace.
I'm 74 and I think that I'll manage to go through it but what will become with my-our followers? No future for them. I hope that the leaders of the world will get some sense and see toward what future they are leading mankind.
I wouldn't put my money on it. In the Bible, in the very beginning, Lord says that human heart is bad from his youth. Which means that even prayers won't help.
Thank you for your time and I'm also sorry for being so pessimistic.
@@simko8665 Excellent comment , Sir ! I agree with you , at all . Almighty God waiting for us . I always believe in Global Peace . And always I prepare for the war . That is the problem . Thank you again .
@@ΔΗΜΗΤΡΙΟΣΣΑΓΓΑΡΙΟΣ Thank you. I wish you good health.
Why do we not give credit where credit id due, God had a hand in this. God doesn't go back on his word, Praise his wholly name.
The Egyptians claim victory when their capital was almost taken over and a whole brigade surrounded? Sounds like they lost horribly...
Matt listen carefully for the last final 3 minutes of the video,, peace was the best choice for Israel,, we have our land's back, if they continue to Cairo where they where locked from behind.. Cairo fairies and flame of devil's where waiting for them 🙂🙄😀
@@braveheartnoman763 lol. you lost. twice :))))))))
@@HellStr82
May be
Who knows???.
Who lauogh last who will always 😊
@@braveheartnoman763 who knows? The entire world knows mate...you lot can't fight :D
@@HellStr82
Wait and See,, how it will come to be,,,, again,, who laugh last his laughs long and lasts 🤗😝😜
Excellent technical introducing of this video
misleading , israel ater crossing were heavily beaten in two cities they tried to over take so being miles from cairo was completely useless
I stand with the Children of Israel, Moses and Jacob!!
😒 and what about the children of Ishmael ??
Moses never existed! Even the Israeli archeologists admit that!
😂😂😂no country called Israel in Middle East ,,,, only Egypt ,,, back to history
Egypt has about 1200-1300 abrams version tanks in storage. Do you think it plans to attack again?
Israel advanced to far in millitary technology to be threatened by conventional ground forces by any it's neighbors, There is a good reason it fights only terrorist militia's the last decades.
I don't see any possible way of Egypt deploying such a big army unnoticed and moving it all across the Sinai desert whout having the I.A.F on it's heads or precision guided missiles flying directly into those huge metal chunks on an open field, Let alone swarm of suicide drones.
In the end, Egypt lost again, but somehow, they are proud of the defeat. It is like a tennis player who played against federer, played a brilliant 1st set, but in the end lost, again.
Let's not forget that when they reached the cease fire israel was in the west part of the canal, 90 km from Cairo.
When faced with the consequences of your hubris rather than learn and grow...double down.
If Egyptians play against Federer, they would be like:
" My ball landed on Federer's side after 1st serve, therefore I win"
Didn't know Timeline produced Greatest Tank Battles
They didn’t. They license the different videos from the owners.
Why is it constantly referred to as 'October War' when neither of the parties have an October in their calendar? When I grew up it was known as the Yom Kippur war. Who changed that and why?
It actually has many names, like most wars do. It’s called the Yom Kippur war in Israel, the Ramadan war in Egypt and Syria and the October war by western nations.
@@INdifrnve I grew up in a western nation and I never heard anything about an October war. October revolution, yes. I was a child at the time and even on (west-) German radio nobody ever called it anything but 'Yom Kippur war'. It also makes sense as the Egyptians deliberately choose the highest holiday of the Jewish calendar for their assault rightly assuming the Israelis would be off guard.
many egyptians refer to it as "october war".
@Danyel Nicholas
They don't call it The Yom Kippur War for the same reason that there is no mention of the attack beginning on the holy day....it puts the Egypt in a bad light, having launched the attack during what was up to then, a mutually agreed time of non-belligerence in an attempt to catch the Israelis in a depleted manpower situation.
@@INdifrnve in the west it's usually called the 1973 war.
Great graphics , but too much redundancy in the story, telling things twice and sometimes even three times, so the video could be shortened by more than half!
Poor presentation, too many repetitions, cheap & loud music suppressed the voices.
No can deny the high quality of this show, however, It is not fair at all to listen to one side and ignore the other side.
Its funny coming from a Muslim when all we hear in life is Muslim propaganda
The story is now told from one side unfortuntly , and this is always a big mistake for documentarians
In order to make a strong documentary film, the story must be from both sides Then you will tell the whole story
The Chinese farm was one of the biggest and strongest battles that took place during the October War, but we wonder who is facing who and what forces actually intervened to transform the results. And swings that happened
Everyone who is talking now, with my respect, knows that they were fighting and behind them was a super air bridge that compensated their losses without any problems
Even with all of that, Egypt achieved it's goals in 1973, crossing in over 100,000 over the canal, taking barlev line, advancing 20km east of the canal under airdefence coverage, holding position until a U.S cease fire takes effect. Egypt didn't want to take all of sinai in 1973 cause they new that Israel is the U.S 51st state.
Go make your own then.
@@ma.s2386 They didn't exactly achieve victory there did they - did you not watch the video? The Egyptians sued for peace because their 3 rd Army was surrounded, their elite tank division had been all but destroyed and the Israelis were 100km from Cairo. Meanwhile, the Syrians had their offensive wiped out and surrendered. They did hold most of the Barlev Line and the Israelis knew from then on it was impossible to hold. In the long run, I agree the Israelis had no choice but to give the Sinai back - next time they might not had it so easy.
@@chrisparnham surrounded the 3rd army of 100,000 soldiers with what ? 60 tanks and 1600 soldiers ?
Moving 60 tanks behind enemy lines if really far from being surrounded.
Suez canal is already 100km away from eastern cairo, you say it as it if they gained vast ground or something.
Like i have said winning or losing depends on the objectives.
Egyptians accomplished their objectives, Israelis didn't. As simple as that.
@@ma.s2386 Watch the video again
the jumpscare at 12:22 literally made me shart lmao. Ill wait til is over plus itll crust n be easier to clean but anywho they shoulda counter attatcked on lake tahie and needle pine ridge
@opener of the world STOP your BS and propaganda. Are you related to Nasser who blamed his defeat on his commander?
Why would you commit an armoured brigade to unknown ground without scouts? Even a small spotter plane with little risk could have changed the outcome. Arab armies are notorious for small picture plans with little or no cooperation between forces. This stubborness has cost them dearly in every conflict.
I assure you that this is not a professional military person decision , but due to the intervention of a political leadership that does not have any military experience, but this the fact , unfortunately
that all the ill-considered military moves and the necessary moves that did not take place were issued with the intervention of political leaders only
@@ahmedelhassan1082 saddat, it was saddat.
You are calling the Egyptian army first established army om earth an arab army? What do we call the israely army that is is a mix of russians, ukrainians etc..? I feel pitty for dumb people like u who try to undermine nations like Egypt, i advise you to sit back and study history.
@@kems1977 I have studied history. Your army is poorly trained and poorly lead.
@@johnkidd1226 yes😀thats why your army went home wearing pyjamas egyptian cotton and thats why the Egyptian flag rising high in Sinai🤣.yes thats a difference between a civilization that tought people the meaning of live and their love to their land and a person who is rootless trying to find glory by undermining others.in Egypt we say let the dogs bark it wont hurt😀
Why didn't you mention opening a bridge to extend around the clock from America to the Israelis with its latest weapons, while Egypt was fighting with modest weapons, and this is what Sadat said: I am not fighting Israel, but I am fighting America.
How is it an 'offensive' on your own land ?
Any coordinated attack is an 'offensive' in military terms, doesn't matter who owns (or doesn't own) land.
Crikey. Perhaps you are onto something. So the long list of WW2 Soviet offensives from Operation Uranus in 1942 to Operation Bagration in 1944 were in fact Soviet um...err… _defensives_ . Makes perfect sense.
@@crogeny Defense of their own country, Yes
Who controls the media can say lies as facts
Why was Buddy Hackett pictured, I did not watch the whole video did I miss something?
戦争は嫌だが戦車に乗ってみたい=3
This was apparently made for television with lots of commercial breaks, and after each break there is a long recap and repeat of things already said. well, now this is TH-cam. Please edit out all those "echoes." gets annoying.
I was at Ft. Sill, Oklahoma in May 1973. In a class about S2, military intelligence. An officer
teaching the class told us there would be a war in the Middle East in October. We already
knew. Was in a laundromat when -- who was it then -- broke in on TV saying war had broken
out. It was Oct 10. It did not speak well of journalists, who didn't know anything that regular
soldiers knew about foreign affairs and events in the making. Or maybe the CIA squelched
any reporting of the same, if any journalist or publisher knew of these foreign events in the
making? The oil crisis would follow, and then the petro dollar, and the US Iran-Iraq proxy war
as well as the filthy CIA proxy war in Afghanistan beginning in 1979 under Carter & Brzezinski.
Interesting. Thanks for confirming what we suspected for years in Israel. The war was staged. It's impossible that Israel didn't know about Egyptian plans.
The speculation is Golda Meir was told by Kisinger that if Israel mobilized first, it would not get any American help. Kissinger wanted to give Sadat a "victory" so he would leave the Soviet sphere of influence and make peace. It transformed the Middle East, but the cost was horrific.
Cheers!
Actually from egypt pov what happened was that the egyptian presient Sadat kept saying that he will fight within the current month for a 7 consecutive months and the soldiers were also told every month that they'll be fighting plus sending the radio stations fake information that egypt is going for the war in a few days until Israel thought that he was just giving some national based anesthetic but then in one day he asked to get half the troops back home for 1 week and when the troops arrived to cairo by train and they all thought they're really going home they're ordered to spend the night at the train and back to sinai which was on the 5th of October.
Story is good but the music is too loud
Those Israeli tanks had one of the earliest renditions of ERA on their Magach 3 (battering-ram) I do believe it was called Blazer idk how effective it truly was
Not in this war later
@@wanderingRebel69 In two years an operational laser system
th-cam.com/video/DB2iF_oDo_I/w-d-xo.html
Even though Egypt lose battle bitterly and when other side gave back the land they celebrate as victory. I do not know how to describe this situation at all???
I think the idea was to send a message to Isreal that they'll always remain a threat unless there's permanent peace. I'm not sure if Israel would have given the Sinai back otherwise.
@@philipthecow simply Israel counter is normal the US equipment to Israel were way more superior to Egyptian equipment besides even if Egypt lost entirely it doesn't matter they can rise again and again while Israel can not lose completely a single war cause that means it's the end of their existence so Israel realized continuing war with such raging opponent is a direct national security threat and even in peace treaty it still a threat
@@ramyaly163 you mean soviet equipment
@@anfg7376 yes soviet old secondary equipment you may say
@@ramyaly163 seems they were relatively well equipped....they just didn't improvise well
Cant believe a tiny nation fought on three fromts 🤕
So kind of you honey
How come i knew who will prevail, before i even start watching
love from israel to all egyptians! salam !
Love from egypt to all palestinian
Arabs how win in this war
peace yes but love sorry man not a chance blood can not be forgotten so easily but we can be used to peace
@@ramyaly163 show me on this doll where they touched you
YOU'LL NERVER KNOW HOW MUCH THE EGYPTIANS PEOPLES HATE YOU BUT SOMEDAY YOU WILL
אבל אתה שמאלני מרובע יכול להיות שלא תבין לעולם
My bunker from the time of the Italian occupation of the Adriatic coast, very good, up to 2.5m thick, had only one iron window, but the iron plate inside was concrete. Sager, or our name is Maljutka (Russian), hit a few centimeters above the window, but I, whose bed was behind the window, thought: I'm done. Everything shook. The whole bunker. the insurgent Serbs and the JNA were shooting from the vineyards and we showered them with machine gun fire. some stayed lying down and others ran away. I looked at the window where Maljutka hit. lay on the ground, only the top exploded and 2/3 remained whole. Cumulative rocket only affects metal. Lucky for us in the bunker though once we got a whole pack of 30 and some rocket from the plane hit the bunker and scratched it slightly.
Croatian independence war.
We Croats also had several T-55s that went to the mountain above Knin, the capital of the rebels, in 2 m of snow. In front of them, the bulldozers went and cleared the way. They overwintered hidden there for more than a year. When the storm started, they fired at Knin and went down and brought the town into semi-encirclement. Tactics with which we broke the resistance of the majority of rebel Serbs and the JNA in two days.
21:05 just throw some ww2 footage of KV-1's that makes sense.
Good catch!
@@robskalas lol thanks!
Sinai is in the East of Egypt, not "Western Egypt".. @2:02