Nice Battlefield 2 documentary about U-boats

[Van Diemen]

Hey, I found a nice WW2 docu about the battle of the Atlantic. For everyone would like to see this 1h 40m docu, here are the links:

Part 1 (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ERYp2E8WMc)
Part 2 (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mp37B-iDhig)
Part 3 (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jxA0Kczcpgc)
Part 4 (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XENPEu1SYL0)
Part 5 (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tIJcLP9L8tc)
Part 6 (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BhCpTUqtKnk)
Part 7 (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a4UG2SqmuuY)
Part 8 (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ISg4d-8Demo)
Part 9 (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N0G2h1achQk)
Part 10 (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BCFMgM0kLRc)

[The General]

Very good Doc. Thanks very much.:up:

[Tibe_Wolverine]

So many thanks for take time share with others...
Cheers:up:

[Snipy901]

Thanks for sharing this, its awsome!

[letterboy1]

Thanks! I just watched the first one and I'm hooked. Good stuff.

[catar M]

Great find m8 excellent program

[odjig292]

Thanks for letting us know. It's good stuff, made even more interesting by a shot of my father on the bridge of his ship. The amusing part is that he had nothing to do with the Battle of the Atlantic as his ship was a Landing Assault Ship for invasions and the pictures was taken in the Mediterranean.

[cfox]

Very interesting

Thanks :up:

[Van Diemen]

Glad to know that you are all liking this doc so much.

[Foxtrot]

Is it allowed to post rapidshare or torrent links of this documentary?

[zombiewolf]

Thank You indeed:up:

[STEED]

Lazy sods, while don't you buy the BATTLEFIELD series like me. :p

Worth every penny, best series on WW2 ever made. :up:

[Tobus]

I find the BBC docu "Battle of the Atlantic" even better. Goes with the book that goes by the same title.

[kiwi_2005]

Thanks very much Van Diemen am watching now :up:

[dean_acheson]

I have quite a few of these series, polygram used to do them.

Great series, but won't play in US DVD players.

Can watch them on the computer.

First saw the one on BOB while in London a few years ago.

[Jimbuna]

Lazy sods, while don't you buy the BATTLEFIELD series like me. :p

Worth every penny, best series on WW2 ever made. :up:

You bought it :hmm:

:lol:

[dean_acheson]

yes, I have bought quite a few of them.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battlefield_(documentary_series


http://www.pegasus-records.com/video/cromwell/warfile/WF_index.htm

I bought them, not only b/c I love them, but I want to support great series like this one.

I wish to God I could watch them on my TV, and not just the computer.

[kiwi_2005]

I wish to God I could watch them on my TV, and not just the computer.

You can. Just get a TV card install that hook up the cables to your tv, start the movie on your PC and watch on your TV. If you graphics card came with the right cables you wont even need a TV card just hook those cables to your TV.
As for me unless i get one of those 50in flattop televisions then watching movies on my 19in PC monitor is good enough

[dean_acheson]

thanks not a bad idea, but my computer and my TV are not only on two ends of the house, but on different floors.

i need a big ol' flat screen for my computer, yeah!

oh, poop, I forgot, I need a bunch of other things first...... o well.

[FIREWALL]

Thx those were great and good info. :up:

[antikristuseke]

here is the same show on stage6, higher quality and not in several parts http://www.stage6.com/History---World-War-II/video/2135597/The-War-Against-The-U-Boats

allso the link to a channel which contains lots of docs about WW2 http://www.stage6.com/History---World-War-II

[Jimbuna]

Cool, thanks :up:

[Captain Nemo]

I find the BBC docu "Battle of the Atlantic" even better. Goes with the book that goes by the same title.

I agree, the BBC series was very good and included interviews with former u-boat commanders that were still with us in 2002.

Nemo

[STEED]

Lazy sods, while don't you buy the BATTLEFIELD series like me. :p

Worth every penny, best series on WW2 ever made. :up:

You bought it :hmm:

:lol:

Bought a few titles from series 2 and got a box set of series one. :D

[Jimbuna]

Lazy sods, while don't you buy the BATTLEFIELD series like me. :p

Worth every penny, best series on WW2 ever made. :up:

You bought it :hmm:

:lol:

Bought a few titles from series 2 and got a box set of series one. :D

Cool http://www.psionguild.org/forums/images/smilies/wolfsmilies/thumbsup.gif

[Brag]

Good doc! Many thanks :D

[Janus]

Judging only from the title it seems to be a one sided point of view documentary.
Let's see and watch...

[kiwi_2005]

Just add some ive been watching - they're all Stage6 which is divx so if you can't view them just download the stage6 first.

True story of K-19
http://www.stage6.com/History---Modern-Wars/video/2144923/The-Story-of-K-19


The Story of D-Day
The story of D-Day has been re-told in dramas such as Saving Private Ryan. But what really happened on Omaha Beach in June 1944? What was it like for the men who had to fight their way ashore here - and how did they manage to win when so much seemed to go so wrong?

http://www.stage6.com/History---World-War-II/video/2119331/Bloody-Omaha


U 864
In February 1945, one of the most dramatic chases in the history of naval warfare took place in the North Atlantic. The German submarine U 864 loaded with some of the latest Messerschmitt jet engine parts and missile guidance systems headed its way to Japan. Unknown to them, one of the Royal Navy’s most advanced hunter submarines, the Venturer, already lay in wait. After a three hour chase through the icy waters off the Norwegian coast, the Venturer fired four torpedoes and sunk U 864. To hit a target that was submerged was a feat that had never been achieved in the history of submarine warfare.

http://www.stage6.com/History---World-War-II/video/1998139/U864-Hitlers-Last-Deadly-Secret

To hell for Hitler
A dramatized documentary following the experiences of Henry Metelmann, a German soldier caught up in the most destructive conflict in history - Hitler's invasion of Russia. The film travels the route that Metelmann and his fellow soldiers took and sees how the choices he made meant he emerged from the war a brutalised man. The film is Metalmann's confession delivered in mostly dramatised scenes from his life at war, intercut with archive clips and contemporary reflections.

http://www.stage6.com/History---World-War-II/video/2143197/Through-Hell-for-Hitler

Dog Fights WW 1
World War I saw the birth of a new type of combat: the dogfight. Aces from almost every nation take canvas and wire bi-planes into battle and pioneer new tactics. German ace Ernst Udet goes 1 v. 1 with Georges Guynemer. Werner Voss takes on an entire squadron of British aces...and American ace Arthur Raymond Brooks finds himself in the dogfight of his life. State-of-the-art computer graphics, first-hand accounts, rare archival footage and original shooting will help to make the viewer feel like they're in the battle, facing the enemy.

http://www.stage6.com/History---The-Great-War/video/2162495/The-First-Dogfighters

[STEED]

To hell for Hitler
A dramatized documentary following the experiences of Henry Metelmann, a German soldier caught up in the most destructive conflict in history - Hitler's invasion of Russia. The film travels the route that Metelmann and his fellow soldiers took and sees how the choices he made meant he emerged from the war a brutalised man. The film is Metalmann's confession delivered in mostly dramatised scenes from his life at war, intercut with archive clips and contemporary reflections.

http://www.stage6.com/History---World-War-II/video/2143197/Through-Hell-for-Hitler



Read his book, it's better. :yep:

[kiwi_2005]

Read his book, it's better. :yep:

Great:up:

For those who haven't read it can get the chance to see the documentary...