The Screaming Eagle that fought with the Soviets
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ส.ค. 2024
- Jumpin’ Joe Beyrle was a legendary member of the 101st Airborne. Parachuting into action in France, Joe was athletic, tough and determined, He never let something like being captured stop him. Escaping 3 times including a trip to Berlin, he eventually got free and found the Red Army, joined up and liberated the camp he was previously held in.
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Really?!
Really?
Free blackmail material
Reelly?
We won't
Joe: **falls and hits roof of church**
The two medics inside: The hell was that
Best comment yet :)
joe mama
O don't tell me it's same church
Dun dun duuuuunnn
The artillery shell
When you are literally too angry at the Germans to care about which army you are in
oh why hello comrade stalin
oh why hello other stalin
and you get medals from both militaries you were in!
Common enemies unite people.
comrade stalin i want vodka
"I thought you were dead?"
"My death was... greatly exaggerated."
Darylle Leong yes
Nice refrence
Yeah,I hear that a lot.
Real life Joseph Joestar
@@sithlord2225 Now we know why Joseph Joestar has an incredibly strong identity for cheating death.
An American paratrooper with german blood deployed in France ended up fighting for the Soviets in a lend-lease Sherman
You can't make this stuff up
Yeah
*) An American with German blood deployed in France willing to join Polish resistance and ended up fighting with the Soviets.
the ultimate weapon
Well this is his personal decision so yeah , he prefer to join allied force but won't join Nazis
You can make it up, but then nobody would believe you.
This man is an in real life FPS protagonist
Bruh for real
True af
I saw you before
Bruh, I see your comments everywhere I go
Yeah I’ve seen you just yesterday
Russian #1: "What we do with Amerikan?"
Joe: **SCREAMS IN FREEDOM**
Russian #2: " Uhhh... put in Amerikan Sherman tonk..?"
Joe: **continues screaming but muffled by tank hull**
Lmao
ABSOLUTELY LMAO
Lmaoooo
Soviet*
Hahaha, perfect tovarish! =D
Him: I'm Joe
His interrogators: Joe who
Him: Joe mama
interrogator: knocks him out
BRUH 🤣
hhahahahahhah
@megawoolf 13 r/woooosh
Can't blame the Germans, would've knock him out also for the troll.
Soviet soldiers:
*JOUR MOMA*
Gotta love Russians and their reaction to someone not wanting to be saved but to get back into the fight...they gave him a tank, American leased tank and pointed him right in general direction of his former concentration camp. This dude deserves a movie, AAA video game and a giant monument.
This seems like to be one of the best cross overs in history
Except maybe the battle for castle itter
Nah mate the biggest crossover for me is the time when the wehrmacht sided with the US marines against the Waffen SS
@@bruhman3406 yes
Mr Worldwide
@@bruhman3406 Marines? It was the army, not the marines. Battle of castle Itter, Wikipedia is not that hard to use...
The final twist of fate in this story - Joseph’s son later became the US ambassador to Russia en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Beyrle
Thanks mate 👍
That’s awesome
Interesting. Thanks for sharing
His other son also fought with the 101st in Vietnam.
someone make it a movie please!
This is a story which put WW2 fan fictions to shame
I see what you did there
Ayyyy That was where i first heard about Joe
MAMA haha gottem
What tf is a WW2 fan fiction? Like furries instead of soldiers?
@@petrussian8253 ,I think that they are referring to the video game. The one with the one armed female Cornel or whatever.
Man I thought this video was going to be about an actual eagle getting soviets to abandon their post in the cold war.
Blood of germans, he was American and fighting along with a Russian comrade against the germans...
Is this a Quentin Tarantino Film?
‘Nuther one up there you might be familiar with: Sergeant Hugo Stiglitz!
Heard of ‘em?
@@liamweaver2944 Inglorious Basterds huh Nice one
Mr. worldwide
Estimated 1/4 US service men in Europe were of German decent, fighting for the Russians is kinda an oof tho.. Cause Russians used captured US pows are bargaining tools
Mr worldwide
“Better dead than red”
Joseph - “no”
2xToo no u
Communism
necessary evil to fight nazis
well atleast soviets some good things including stalin
Sebastian Hurtado Cordova Lol u just a wannabe marxist who’s never experienced communism
Two Scottish commandos did the same, escaping and meeting up with the Soviets in Ukraine. One of them wrote a book "By Jeep to Freedom" - a good read.
Thanks for a tip
I don’t know how Beyrle can even parachute properly with balls that big
Thats why he had to stop his momentum by sliding down the church roof. If he would have hit square on his balls would have probably caused a minor earthquake.
Hey cool profile pic of king! Hes my favorite animated character.
I have to wait 90 days to change my name I could’ve saw you on the Chinese he’ll march video
Degenerate
ITS YOU AGAIN
WHY ARE YOU IN EVERY VIDEO
AHHHHGHGHHH
The same priest did his wedding and funeral.
Nobody expected the wedding came after the funeral.
Plot twist the priest was also the German who knocked him out
@@legionx4046 Bonk.
It sounds appropriate as he left one life behind.
Priest : "Hey, I remember you ! How was your funeral ? Good to see you again ! You'll get 20% off for your next burial."
what? 😂
Bruh😂😂😂
wut
Bath salts?
We got a discount
3:19 Oh gosh, this is so SAD
Aleksandra Samusenko died in March 1945 at the age of 22!
She got crushed under the tracks of a tank in the dark....
And here I was thinking she survived and the two married after the war. It would have made a nice story.
Actually i'm quite sure she was killed first before she was crushed
@@sanlorenzo7896 same
War is a dangerous place, accidents and enemy fire is a constant threat. Her death though was such a waste, dying in the tracks of a friendly tank in the darkness. She deserved to have seen Berlin fall with her own eyes.
@@OhNotThat agree, she would've quoted "now that berlin has fallen, this is for our loved ones who died at the hands of fascist pigs" or something like that idk
Another fact: the person who published Joe’s biography before he died was Thomas Taylor, son of Maxwell Taylor, then commander of the 101st Airborne, his old unit
I see another Potential History viewer here
101st is the best. Fort Campbell headquarters them, 160th, and the green berets. 101st air assault makes it better than the 82nd!
If you are asking about Maxwell Taylor, he was in the 82nd Airborne, but when the previous 101st Airborne’s CO suffered a stroke he was assigned to the 101st as CO
I tell ya that’s life
Heh, small world.
Soviets: Woah how the hell did you end up here?
American Paratrooper: Long story
Soviets: Wanna tank? We have some that you may like...
Joe sees Sherman
Also Joe: Little America
Indeed
And tho we be on the far side of the world, this tank is home. This tank is America.
This tank has the essence of freedom within in it, wherever it goes America goes
Little america.... hahahaha
This story is deserving of a movie.
If it gets more recognition, that is.
When you as an American with German descent invades France gets imprisoned in a German detention camp and the gets rescued by Soviets.
Only to liberate the German camp you were held prisoner in while fighting for the Soviets in an American leased tank.
Picked up by the Soviets.
They didn't call it a world war for nothing
MR WORLDWIDE
And went on to serve with the Soviets. Stranger than fiction!
So early that the British and Canadians haven't raided Dieppe yet.
@Mathew Owens The Dieppe Raid of 1942 is basically D-Day except it went wrong because of no naval bombardment and little air support.
Dieppe, is a Dutch city name same with Dunkirk but France stole it
More like "D-Day early access"
@@scarab2622 D-day: Alpha Testing
Filip van de Elzas heel veel mensen dat daar wonen voelen zich Vlaming
Alternative Title: German blooded man in the Screaming Eagles gets slapped unconscious while interrogated joins the Soviets to fight off the man that slapped him
Lol
Hahahha
Alternative titles: the screaming eagle that fought with the bears
Did I just hit a Diamond mine of comedy?
@@borkistanon4194 yes
lmao
Who fought with a female bear after he died.
@@kokofan50 UwU (This is a joke against furfags) (don’t take this the wrong way)
I met this guy in my high-school history class. i think it was my junior year but his Grandson was our student teacher for the class. one day he brought all this cool shit about his grandpa and started telling us this tale right here. I shit you not this teacher looked EXACTLY like his grandfather did when he was in the POW camp. He asked if we wanted to meet his grandfather and we all were pretty stoked to meet him so he set up a meeting. Cool Old man. He didnt want to tell us his choice words that got his ass knocked out by the Gestapo because he was polite guy but he said the last thing he saw was the butt of a rifle before waking up elsewhere. Had a feeling he called him an SOB. thanks for confirming. that was back in like 2004 or 2005.
The animations and graphics were great. Damn this feels more like a movie
A man of *German* descent fought in the *United States* military, captured by the Germans, escaped by a hair and met up with a *Soviet* T-34 Medium Tank Battalion, and decided to fight along side them inside of a lend lease *Sherman* tank. What a crossover.
I noticed the church he landed on in the video is the same church from one of the previous videos
Good spot. In real life it was a different church but we reused the model we designed in the earlier video.
Wasn’t it the one from the medic video?
It quite much is.. it looks exactly the same
@@fbiopenup9853 yep
Robert and Moore
Honestly, I had actually googled less than 24 hours ago wondering if any Americans had fought on the eastern front, and I discovered this story on Quora. Then, a few hours later, this video was released.
Imagine how happy his family must’ve been hearing he wasn’t actually dead and that he literally can back from the dead
Joe: "I am American you maggot"
Interrogator: "B-but... you're German"
*Joe finds russian tank division*
Joe: "I am now Russian blyat"
1 year old 36 likes and no replies?
wow
SCREAMING EAGLES
*Soldier TF2 Scream*
This is a bucket
@@geesecouchtaming7223 Dear God.
@@NychusX there's more
Blekededman
No!!
Rip Rick may.
just when I was thinking "well, we got enough WWII movies" now I want this dude's individual experience to be a movie!
The animation is gonna be so good that it turns into virtual reality
Legendary comment!
Lol
So how many peaple have you sent to gulag today my communist friend ?
Eduardo Gilmar I don’t know. I stopped counting after 5,000
Make a propaganda out of this
Read his book "Behind Hitlers Lines". The ship "Samaria" that brought the 101st to Europe ended up bringing Beryle home from russia years later.
The animations don’t cease to amaze me they are amazing keep up the good work. The stories are amazing as well.
Joe:*Escapes camp*
Guard #1: Should we try to capture him?
Guard #2: Nah, he'll get recaptured, just like last time-
Joe: *Arrives with Soviet tank reinforcements* Hello there
Joe
You are a bold one
Well that's a very bad day for the Germans
Здравствуйте
He heard the sound of T-34s, I immediately started the USSR anthem in my head.
I heard Katyusha
@@rocker4207 yes katyusha best folk song for comrades
I heard polyushka poyle
I heard Polyushke Polye
Союз нерушимый республик свободных
Сплотила навеки Великая Русь
Да здравствует созданный волей народов
Единый, могучий Советский Союз
Славься, Отечество наше свободное
Дружбы народов надёжный оплот!
Партия Ленина - сила народная
Нас к торжеству коммунизма ведёт
Сквозь грозы сияло нам солнце свободы
И Ленин великий нам путь озарил
На правое дело он поднял народы
На труд и на подвиги нас вдохновил
Славься, Отечество наше свободное
Дружбы народов надёжный оплот
Партия Ленина - сила народная
Нас к торжеству коммунизма ведёт
I just read about Aleksandra Samusenko from wikipedia. To be the first female tanker from 1st guard tank army,she shows such bravery to fight along side in the frontline!
"SCREAMING EAGLES!"
"SOLDIERS?!, THIS IS OUR RUN WAY!"
"Fine, You can have this when you pry it from my cold dead hands."
I see that you're a man of culture as well
Turbulence
@Warrior of Chaos Yo da see do-
Ya like that chuckle nuts?!
AGHHH!
RIP rick may
The burning you feel? It is shame...
This is the best double crossover he landed on the top of the church that the two Medics of the 101st Airborne made a medical base and fought with the first woman tank commander it's the best crossover I've ever seen
I like how their animations keep improving as more episodes come
keep it up Yarnhub!
For Aleksandra Grigoryevna Samusenko this would be her first time and only last time to see an American soldier, because the uploader never tells you that Alexandra during a battle in poland gets run over by a tank on accident in the darkness, its kinda sad :( May she Rest in Peace
I swear this is the best history channel when you don't like to listen to your history teacher, And the animation is so epic
They should make a movie out of this amazing story!!
3:56 this is perfect for that line from 'Independence Day'
"HELLO BOYS I'M BAAAAAACK"
"Oh yeah, we escaped!"
"Wait why does the sign say Berlin in german?"
"Fu-"
😂
Nein..
Legit sounds like an action movie hero. It’s amazing to think that many men who fought in WWII led such crazy lives. 39-45, never forget!
joe: can i fight with you?
soviets: nyet
joe: pleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeease
soviets:.... agh ok buddy
It would be "Dah".
Girl - Ffinee da (he's cute tho)
There is a German science/travel show named Galileo, that flexes quite often, by saying "We are the first German camera crew ever to to film..."
Your comment reminded me of one of comments in their video about Russian prison for mass murderers. To get a permission to shoot there, they allegedly had got hard time.
Comment:
Tough negotiation according to Galileo-
Galileo: Could we shoot it?
Russia :No
Galileo: Please
Russia: No
Galileo: Please
Russia: No
Galileo: Please
Russia:
Galileo: Please
Russia:
Galileo: Please
Russia:
Galileo: Pease
Russia: Oh for God sake! Come
Galileo: Deal
This man is the king of plot twists.
1. He’s of German blood, but fights for the Americans.
2. He liberated the same camp that he was imprisoned in.
3. His marriage was conducted by the same priest who conducted his funeral.
That is spectacular! So is this video.
The first line actually gave me goosebumps. Wow
Recently saw his display at the USS Silversides Museum in his hometown of Muskegon, Mi. Well worth the visit if your in the area.
American in 60's: "yOu cOmmIe bAsTarD"
American in 40's:"let us fight the germany once and for all"
“Infinity War is the most ambitious crossover”
me:
My great great grandfather was one of the jumpers in d-day
He knew it was a Russian tank division because they were blasting hardbass while advancing
Hahaha
“Hanz, vots zat?”
*Rumbling in the distance*
“Himmel! Enemy panzers! Get the panzerfaust!”
*Rumbling continues*
“Gunther..”
“Yes, hanz?”
“Listen carefully to ze sound of that tank.. I think I hear music..?”
*HARDBASS AND TANK TRACKS FADE INTO VIEW*
“MEIN GOTT! ZE RUSSIANS!”
@@horisonskies3868 That was incredibly well written, made me visualize it all in my head, thank you
D A V A I
@@horisonskies3868 , the Russians would have been shivering in their timbers if they had heard Erika on full blast lmao.
Lmao this is by far the best channel of this type:
Excellent storytelling,
Fantastic animation (seriously it's perfect)
And compelling stories.
Seriously this channel beats any single similar channel by a landslide.
Love the vids keep it up , I love how the animations are getting better and better with each video :)
4:51 biggest plot twist for the priest lol
Yet another story from this channel pertaining to my Active Duty unit that I had no idea about!
Great Video and amazing story of a true Screaming Eagle!
aleksandra and zhukov wow he met a lot of famous commanders
i remember reading this story, or rathrr just an excerpt of it on a ww2 book. It was like 3 sentences long. But i never forgot it because it was where I read what he said when encountered the Soviets. "Tovarishche, Americansky Tovarishce!". And thats where I found the russian word for Comrade.
I’ve found it translated as “friend”.
when men of true character and full hearts work together .... anything can be accomplished .. amen !!
Wow you guys have been coming a long way I have been subbed since you started and your animations get 50 percent better every time you make a new one. Hope you guys hit 1 Mil one day!
Thanks !
What the heck never seen this channel before. This is basically the history channel I grew up with
The turnaround on these videos is brilliant for the quality put in, I hope you're getting plenty of breaks and won't burn out.
Why the hell hasn't this been made into a movie?
2:09 isn’t Limburg a province of the Netherlands?
Edit: there’s also a place in Germany called Limburg an der Lahn so I’m not sure which ones they mean
(This isn’t a hate comment, you guys make awesome content)
They mean the german Limburg. Although i would not care less if the germans took our Limburg too.
Stalag III-C was in Brandenburg (then east germany but now Poland) this is a mistake in the video. Look up Stalag III-C on Wikipedia.
@@ifyouwoooshmeyouhavesmallp7603 Nope. Stalag III-C was in Brandenburg which makes more sense since it was in the East of Nazi Germany. This is a mistake in the video.
Yeah, Limburg is a province, foreigners oftentimes mix up Luxenburg, which is sandwiched between Germany, France and Belgium, with Limburg, a Dutch province.
Limburg is also a province in Belgium. It does get confusing....
I do think this was just an error in the video though
Thanks!
There getting better and better!
Keep up the great work!
2:30
The biggest "Ah shit" moment in history
You learn something new every day. Hearing about stuff like this is amazing. Something you don't always learn in history class.
Priest: hey god it’s me again, so you know that soldier I did the funeral of a while back, well here’s the thing....
Probably one of the best stories I've ever watched on TH-cam
You guys got me on this one. I didn't know this ever happened.
Oh man, escaping and then finding yourself in Berlin (of all places!), that must have been heartbreaking.
I learned more in this video than my school today, thanks
What an awesome story. Appreciate you guys taking the time.
Imagine being a paratrooper trained entire life and airplane gets shot down before you can use your training. So sad
What a great story. I never heard of him before. He needs a movie 🎥
This story would make an amazing movie!
There's definitely enough to this amazing story that it could be made into a movie.
So he went back to the camp and said 'Remember that thing I left here a few days ago, I'd like it back' and said to the Russians 'see I told you so', or on a more serious note said to the prisoners 'told ya I wouldn't leave you in the lurch'!
Taking this from potential history's comment section, but hit em with that JoJo's bizzare adventures.
@@Dalverne61 then stfu
One of the only channels that get an autothumbs-up.
The soundtrack of the marriage part is still epic, I imagined there'd be some German soldiers broke the church windows and attack him and his new wife.
"Ich haven't forgotten about that Joe mama insult, amerikanische scum!"
Okay, here me out... We NEED a movie about this, anybody else agree?
One thing I hope they do if they do make a movie about this is instead of just getting a Sherman And fighting with the Soviet he actually joins Alexsandra crew and fights with her in the t34
@Totally not the flash :3 I dont even think that would be the most bizarre thing if they ever do make a movie about this I hope they do some day
What a story - and what a brave guy. loved it.
Whoever animated this video props to you man
This channel deserves 10 times more subs
I like to think an alternate timeline, where he didn’t have a wife and ended up marrying the Soviet Tank commander
This needs to be a movie
I like your channel because i like history too
:D
I'm having serious issues sleeping so spending time watching all your videos. Thank you for telling these stories. They should be remembered
"Eagles Are Leading the Way"
Youre so good at telling stories man...i hope you never stop!
Behind Hitler's Lines is a great book about Joe. I'm friends with his grandson and hearing firsthand accounts of his grandfather's actions was incredible.
If only someone could make a movie on this. Btw BoB was awesome depiction of screaming eagles.