What D-Day Was Like For German Soldiers #ww2

[BurningLilFella]

I loved the part of D-day where they used C-130s 💀💀

[Infamous-El-Guapo]

They're distracted by Patton's inflatable Army

[gianniciccolone]

Nothing puts food on the table like war!

[wadewilson]

Did you REALLY just show a C-130 dropping troops on D-Day?? Lol

[YoungGandalf]

Ahhh guten Morgen! Der Strand ist heute so wunderbar!

[anubis]

Lol, bruh had The Sims Grim Reaper in the lineup

[Mopster.]

I didn't know the Americans had access to jet powered cargo planes.

[zachtwilightwindwaker]

It's funny how the Grim Reaper is walking behind them. In Sisu which takes place in 1944, the Germans knew they were losing the war so I guess it takes place after D-Day. Well it is late 1944 and not mid 1944.

[EzemaKenneth-ve]

What was d-day like for the German soldiers: They had that ☠️ hand sickle man on their side 💀

[luhanshaikh]

Why do channels like you treat the us like a great invincible nation rather than a strong nation

[mmmm]

Reminds me of Ukraine fighting the Russians 😊😊😊

[michaelstill]

*Germany was on the Eastern Front. About 6 million soldiers. Compared to 300k in the West.*

[thesamy]

Is nobody going to talk about the T-34 in the back?

[Deltasquadformingup]

Did Italians or Vichy French troops fight here?

[xpqzl]

if u actually want a good in depth video on this watch the armchair historian's d day from the german perspective if you havent.

[roberth]

And we still almost lost the dang war lol

[mrdune]

Could you imagine being a machine gunner in a bunker overlooking the beach. If any of them survived could you imagine the PTSD from that?

[dontforgettologout]

It wasn’t really dday that changed the tide of the war tho it was the Russians defeating Germany that changed everything

[pimmyflores]

Things MIGHT have been delayed if the Nazis advanced at Dunkirk and wiped the British out during their retreat. That was one of the biggest mistakes made.

[scpstudio]

I wouldn’t say D-Day was a decisive victory considering it was in 1944 and by that time the Russians had already destroyed the majority of Germanys military capabilities, if D-Day had failed I still see the allies winning.