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• 1. TRIED BY FIRE: Nazi Attack on St. Vith - WW2 Documentary - P1
• 2. Battle of St. Vith - World War II
• 3. Thierry Neuville, Fitnesstraining im "Emotion" St.Vith
• 4. St. Vith betatest (3x speed.)
• 5. Tom Beck - Macho Man (St.Vith - So wie es ist Tour 2015)
• 6. Mastering the Bazooka Rocket Launcher - 1943
• 7. Die US Armee in Koblenz, 18. März 1945
• 8. Tom Beck - Beach Morning Glory (St.Vith - So wie es ist Tour 2015) (Viel Spaß :))
• 9. Rondje Sankt Vith

TRIED BY FIRE: Nazi Attack on St. Vith - WW2 Documentary - P1

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R Greenup commented on 28 May 2013

Well worth watching, thanks.

Battle of St. Vith - World War II

Thierry Neuville, Fitnesstraining im "Emotion" St.Vith

St. Vith betatest (3x speed.)

Tom Beck - Macho Man (St.Vith - So wie es ist Tour 2015)

Mastering the Bazooka Rocket Launcher - 1943

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Benoit Vanhees commented on 27 Jan 2016

Anyone an idea from where the word bazooka comes ?

Benoit Vanhees commented on 11 Apr 2016

+Sidney Mitchell Google is not always a very reliable oracle, I often end up with conflicting information. 

Sithus1966 commented on 11 Apr 2016

+Sidney Mitchell No, it wasn't."Robin "Bob" Burns (August 2, 1890 – February 2, 1956) was an American musical comedian, who appeared on radio and in movies from 1930 to 1947. Burns played a novelty musical instrument of his own invention, which he called a "bazooka". During World War II, the US Army's handheld anti-tank rocket launcher was nicknamed the "bazooka".

Sidney Mitchell commented on 11 Apr 2016

+Benoit Vanhees look it up u got google it was a bubble gum bazooka joe

Benoit Vanhees commented on 01 Feb 2016

+Sithus1966 Interesting, especially since I speak Dutch, and indeed now I see the link with the word "bazuin". I admit I never heard of Burns before, but what I red about him seemed very frivolous and excentric, so I really like his odd career :0)

Sithus1966 commented on 31 Jan 2016

+Benoit Vanhees It was similar to a instrument made by the comedian Bob Burns

Alex Povolotski commented on 01 Dec 2015

RPG 7 is a much safer and reliable design. There are no batteries involved in firing and no blast that will burn your loader or the shooter himself due to a powder charge that propels the RPG before the rocket launcher is engaged.

SonsOfLorgar commented on 08 Feb 2016

+Alex Povolotski Same with the 84mm Carl Gustaf m/48 recoilless rifle (also a derivative of the bazooka)

Alex Povolotski commented on 11 Dec 2015

:-)

Davey Jones commented on 11 Dec 2015

wasn't the 7 built 20 years AFTER the bazooka? heck it better be an improvement.

Osel Somar commented on 18 Jul 2015

I wonder how many of these soldiers got killed by highly skilled Waffen SS and Wehrmacht - being exposed as they were.

Osel Somar commented on 05 Dec 2015

+njdevil281I hope you are right. Can you imagine how much $$$ was made by these incompetent propaganda machines distributing this worthless garbage??

njdevil281 commented on 05 Dec 2015

+Osel Somar They didn't fight the way the video demonstrates. They weren't stupid.

Alexander of Blake commented on 19 Jun 2015

I wish modern training videos were like this. Simple, to the point, but still with a little humour to it.

Alexander of Blake commented on 16 Jul 2015

+nriab23 You nailed it.

nriab23 commented on 16 Jul 2015

Mm i love these types of military videos. It's like watching a classic american movie.

Die US Armee in Koblenz, 18. März 1945

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Ursula Smith commented on 19 Sep 2015

now, if the Americans would be able to fight like that in the Middle East, they would have won and the troubles in the Middle East would be reduced. but the lawyers, ALCU, and the human rights groups, all these clowns run the military and their wars, now they're not allowed to do anything.

Phil L commented on 11 Jun 2014

Koblenz was also occupied by the US Army after World War One from 1918-1922.

Tom Beck - Beach Morning Glory (St.Vith - So wie es ist Tour 2015) (Viel Spaß :))

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Jenny commented on 27 Dec 2015

ich war auch auf dem konzert

Rondje Sankt Vith