D-Day On the Road Vlog [Part 1]

We're on the road right now, and filmed a little behind the scenes for all of you. Stay tuned for part 2!

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Director: Astrid Deinhard
Producers: Astrid Deinhard and Spartacus Olsson
Executive Producers: Astrid Deinhard, Indy Neidell, Spartacus Olsson
Creative Producer: Marek Kamiński
Community Management: Ian Sowden
Edited by: Iryna Dulka
Artwork and color grading by: Mikołaj Uchman
Sound design by: Marek Kamiński

Image sources:
IWM: B5288

Soundtracks from Epidemic Sound:
You're Trouble - Rich in Rags
Too Young for This Shirt - Elliot Holmes

A TimeGhost chronological documentary produced by OnLion Entertainment GmbH.

[WorldWarTwo]

We've been joined on this trip with five of our brigadiers, the highest rank in the TimeGhost Army. Brigadiers are invited to join us for our on location shoots whenever they happen, so sign up to come on the road with us next time!

[tfcooks]

Logistics my friends. You've overrun your supply line.

[ngavigan]

All this meticulously detailed coverage of WWII over 4 years- you would think you would have picked up some working knowledge of the importance of logistics 😃

[Ruscosan]

2:55 The quote from the movie The Blues Brothers always has a reason

[kbm]

WOW, that Spatacus chap is really tall. We never see that as he is usually sat behind a desk. Seeing him driving the car reminds me of the film "!Police Acadamy" with the character "High Tower" that was too tall to drive a small car, so they ripped the front seats out and he drove the car from the back seat. Great to see you teaming up with fellow Youtuber WW2TV. I love it when different channels hook up. Great presentation guys.

[BrightonandHoveActually]

Running out of fuel sounds like you are planning a recreation of the German experience in Battle of the Bulge.

[Alan_Connor]

My mate and I went to Port-En -Bessin a few years ago as part of our own D-Day tour. As we arrived there was a marching band coming down the main street. We were impressed that they had laid out such a warm welcome for us, until someone pointed out it was Bastille Day.

[anttitheinternetguy]

1:17 your dedication to military history its amazing, not only did you go And visit real WW2 locations but you Also renacted russian tank forces of russo-ukrainian war while doing so! I appreciate that!k

[TheHistoryUnderground]

So excited to see you all working with Paul at WW2TV. His depth of knowledge is unmatched and as is his channel. 👍🏻

[alpinum]

Oh yes, Pegasus Bridge! I think it's pretty impressive that you can still drive over it today. It's been replicated, but it looks just like the original.
In 2019, I took a vacation to Normandy with my family, and we saw a lot there: Juno, Gold and Sword Beach, Port-en-Bessin (known as the setting for Ouistreham in "The Longest Day"), the museum in Caen... We also didn't even realize at first that D-Day had been exactly 75 years ago. In every village there were posters, flags and decorations showing D-Day and Résistance heroes or saying "Merci à nos libérateurs!" Because of them, we as Germans sometimes felt a little awkward, as if we were the only ones who were not invited to this party.
But Normandy is definitely worth a visit, even without this part of history.

[chrisministerofsmartarsery]

My Grandfather Wally was in a Canadian Sherman with the 1st Hussars on Juno. I would give almost anything to touch that sand. It’s holy ground to me. 🇨🇦

[faxer]

Hey guys, Max from the meetup. It was amazing to see you all there and a real honour to meet you. Hope you've had a great time in Normandy like we had when we met you guys!

[seanbumstead]

My great uncle fought at Juno, fortunately he was not injured 😊🇨🇦

[doodledibob]

Love to see you quoting Blues Brothers! First watched that movie when I was 3 years old, and it's been my favorite film ever since.

[indianajones]

Appreciate that Blues Brothers reference 😂

[gunman]

So excited to see this happen. Seems like you guys are having fun on the road!

[Jbf-]

I love, and admire these men so much for everything they do, and consistently providing amazing content. They work their butts off, never take shortcuts, and take their coverage of WWII so seriously. Love them...

[thanos_.]

I can't describe how much excited I am for your D-day documentary.
I wish you lots of fun on your trip. 😉

[crumbum]

11 hours of driving? Sounds like you're an American! We do that many times a year over here!!

[jeffersonwright]

This is why they always say amateurs talk strategy, generals talk logistics! Live and learn, guys!!