Band of Brothers Eagles Nest

The Allies walk for the first time in the Eagles Nest.

[michealoceallaigh]

This episode reminds me of the final days of a school year, when you're just killing time before breaking up for summer.

[heidiwilks]

I like how Spiers went through the war with utter fearlessness only to jump at the cork being popped -- now that the war is practically over I think it's dawning on him that he's actually going to make it through in one piece. And so the idea of stopping a bullet at this very late stage is making him (finally) wary.

[MrHalohunter]

2:57 A small detail but very important. O'Keefe is a new replacement, been with the company only a couple weeks. By this point, Winters hasn't served as Easy Company's direct CO for almost half a year, yet he knows every single one of his soldiers by name, even the new ones. That's how you can tell he cares about his men.

[pbdye]

They say Nixon's liver grew three sizes that day.

[noahgilmore]

Not many things say “you’ve lost a war” more than having the enemy partying in your vacation mountain retreat, drinking your wine, shitting in your toilet, and stealing your belongings.

[Kncperseus]

"And the man was afraid of heights" - I lost it at this part.

[jeramahia]

Sobel would have never let his men hug him like that.
Winters is awesome.

[Snake__]

I’ve been to the Eagle’s Nest. It is quite an experience. You can see the chunks taken out of the fireplace marble by the US soldiers.

[ClonetrooperMaster]

The extreme amounts of heavy breathing; semi priceless.

[the_real_ch]

Find you someone that looks at you the way Nix looks at Goehring's hooch stash

[franklynrizzo]

Richard winters was remarkable in military and civilian life. Just a remarkable man.

[nighthasfallen]

Speirs freaking out (as much as the man can) at the champagne cork never fails to amuse me

[Rayfinkle]

"Welsh: Hey, Adolf. Love your Eagle's Nest. I hope you don't mind, we, we made ourselves at home. Love what you've done with the place ..."

[russelljohnson]

Of all the soldiers in this mini series, I liked Lewis Nixon 's character the best. He came from a wealthy family, probably could have gotten a deferment, but joined the Army anyway

[johnnyjumpstart]

I went to Eagles Nest last May & it's a must see experience for sure

[TheMrFu]

Has the original file he can upload straight to youtube.
Decides to film his screen.

[davidmurray]

Nixon never fired his weapon in combat, but he was one of the few that completed three combat drops; Normandy, Market-Garden and Varsity. So he had three jump stars on his wings.

[BradBrassman]

Bet there were some souvenirs taken that day!

[chairmanalf]

I have been inside the Kehlsteinhaus on many occasions. This set in the programme has been faithfully recreated.

[BelloBudo]

I can only dream how it must have felt for those men to have survived and to spend their last time together in such a climatic way. Talk about the ups and downs of war.