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Were American soldiers really dressed as rag-tag as they were presented in this movie? Are their uniforms authentic or was this a move by the director to make it look grittier? They looked like the marines from Alien.
Also how bullshit was pic related? Why didn't the dude go to a higher officer and go "This is like the second time I've seen a tank and now I've been assigned to one as a co-driver, surely there's been a fuck-up?"
There's always a big difference in deportment between the field and the rear echelon.
100% uniformity was rarely a thing and people equipped themselves as they see fit/mission parameters.
Just look at the fact that Tonkers tied logs or sandbagged their hulls to nullify shaped charges. Factory buikt tanks dont come with those
>>1145572
The "big battle" sequence was really stupid. Apart from that ok-movie, that tries hard to be this generation's Saving Private Ryan.
If a Nubian king once ruled over Egypt, then why is it stupid to assume black people didn't live in ancient Egypt and became Egyptians?
>>1145509
It's not, it's just stupid to assume that because Nubians once ruled Egypt that therefore the ancient Egyptian civilization was black.
>>1145509
Nobody denies the existance of black people in egypt but the problem is when people assume ALL egyptians were black because it's in africa.
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