WW1 Battle of Lone Pine

my grandpa survived gallipoli i wish i could meet him

Anyone figure out what that wounded Turk said at the end?

At Lone Pine, the assaulting force, initially consisting of the Australian 1st Brigade, managed to capture the main trench line from two Ottoman battalions that were defending the position in the few hours of the fighting on August 6, 1915. Over the next three days, the fighting continued as the Ottomans brought up reinforcements and launched numerous counterattacks in an attempt to recapture the ground they had lost. As the counterattacks intensified the ANZACs brought up two fresh battalions to reinforce their newly gained line. Finally, on August 9 the Ottomans called off any further attempts, and by August 10 offensive action ceased, leaving the Allies in control of the position. Nevertheless, despite the Australian victory, the wider August Offensive of which the attack had been a part failed, and a situation of stalemate developed around Lone Pine which lasted until the end of the campaign in December 1915 when Allied troops were evacuated from the peninsula.

Whats the name of this movie?

finally, a movie that has "proper" grenades, not fireballs.

Bro, he take out the machine gunners with a couple of shots

Что говорил умирающий турецкий солдат ? Ответьте. Please.

Hoşgeldiniz hocam.

Aussie here gallipoli is a showcase of both sides admiring the other at the nek the turks were crying and begging the aussies to stop charging both sides were sick of the campaign respect to the turkish they dont get enough respect for also going through hell

FOR THE KING

Whats the name of movie?

Never again.

In the later stages of the fighting at Lone Pine, corpses were piled up five feet deep, and grenades were thrown back and forth up to four times before detonating.

The turks didn't stand a chance in that sequence, it was a massacre

When the wounded Turk gives his canteen to the Aussie that just shows even you and your enemy’s are still human beings

This reminds me of the Map Achi Baba from Battlefield 1 where Australia and 🇹🇷 fight

My great grandpa was on the western front he was a French rifleman of the 6e regiment,fought in the war 1914-1918.that’s all my grandma told me

Dont feel bad for the turks, they win this one pretty well. The british and their allies leave humiliated.

The canteen sharing bit… Jesus

Anzac soldier : * Coughing *

That one Ottoman soldier : *Cheers bro i'll drink to that*

this was the dumbest shit ever. million died charging no mans land with this type of warfare, and for no movement on front lines. what a waste of life.

You fought well my Turkish friends, and won the battle, but not the war.

Farfar och morfar stupade i slaget ,, 🙏🏼 många hjältar från både sidorna stupade under slaget

All this because of poor ostrich.

人間は昔から殺し合う生き物。現代も変わらない、ロシア🇷🇺ウクライナ🇺🇦の様に。悲しい世の中だ

Anybody know what the Turk said?

What did the Ottoman Turk said to the kid before he left?

I like how there's a bit of humanity in this scene

This is a great series

This means do not mess with TURKISH and ERDOĞAN

Wasn't your war but you stood next to us all the way. Love the anzac

Scary to see that the goal of WW merely to survive—not that you were expected to

Sad that Indians most the time in any portrayal of the British army in world war movies, ended up getting white washed.

They actually were trained to not have their rifles loaded when storming trenches.

After their transfer to the western front, Lone Pine became the standart to describe a battle's ferocity for the Anzac troops. They used to say "it was almost like lone pine" to compare a battle.

What is the movie name?

Mate, the bravery of our ANZACS… nothing compares to the courage they had to fight the ottoman empire

Name movie plzzzz???

My great great grandfather was killed here with the lighthorse

What ruins it for me is that there's no horrific screaming. I imagine real life combat scenarios like this, the roar of screams would be as loud as the firearms.

Not gory enough. No beheadings or heads shot off

Clearly there are conflict movies that are thought to be very good but perhaps with no one standout scene that makes sense in a short clip; equally, films that have a standout clip but the remainder is not very good. For me, the combination of good film/TV series with standout scenes is much rarer. I would put Saving Private Ryan, Band of Brothers, Pacific, We are Soldiers and the Longest Day in my list - but I can’t keep watching these 5 over and over and over. Help please.

Is it possible to come up with a list of the top 10, 15 or 20 films/TV series which you feel, as a total film, make them worthy of watching.

so sad that these men didn't hate each other they were just fighting for their countries