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Jimmy Paterson 05-28-2003 06:19 PM

The Longest Day
 
For all you history buffs:
What parts of the Longest Day are historically accurate?

05-28-2003 06:23 PM

Id say the fact that there were Germans and Americans, and that d-day was june 6. I mean, look at the part where the guy is shot because he thinks he hears the cricket, when its really the bolt of a K98. No rifle is supposed to be that loud, or it will really give your position away. But hey, its more historically accurate than SPR oOo:

Jimmy Paterson 05-28-2003 07:14 PM

Are the places they attacked, like the city names, correct?

05-28-2003 07:15 PM

yup

Jimmy Paterson 05-28-2003 07:57 PM

which countires particapated in the invasion? Great Britian, America, Canada, France(free french forces)...was there anyone else?

05-28-2003 08:02 PM

the battles (places, people, what went down, etc) are accurate, certain individuals' actions are not (as someone mentioned with the cricket, the thing where the krauts say "bitte bitte" and the Ranger guns them, etc.)

05-28-2003 08:07 PM

and the G.I.'s walking past that whole group of Germans, theyd be dead in one second

Jimmy Paterson 05-28-2003 08:09 PM

because I am doing a homework assignment...and I am haveing alot of rouble being that I am not a talinted writer...all I have so far is [quote:e7ba7] The movie The Longest Day accurately displays certain aspects of the Allied Operation Overlord.[/quote:e7ba7]


then I have a bunch of little nots suchs as Ste Mere Eglise / Airborne

worste storm in 20 yeahs in June 1944

some vehicals and weapons...(M1 Garand...K 98...Thompson SMG...MP 40...

The division involved such as 101st and the 82nd... and I need some more help...please help me if you can...I will be very greatfull... wink:

Jimmy Paterson 05-28-2003 08:09 PM

i mean a bunch of little notes*

Milla 05-28-2003 08:20 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sclass12
Id say the fact that there were Germans and Americans, and that d-day was june 6. I mean, look at the part where the guy is shot because he thinks he hears the cricket, when its really the bolt of a K98. No rifle is supposed to be that loud, or it will really give your position away. But hey, its more historically accurate than SPR oOo:

Your retarted

Jimmy Paterson 05-28-2003 08:20 PM

This is what I am gonna put for the first sentence instead...cause i dunno why

[quote:5d30b] The movie The Longest Day accurately displays certain aspects of D-Day.[/quote:5d30b]


worste storm in 20 years in June 1944*



...please help...

05-28-2003 08:24 PM

dont forget to include that the 82nd Airborne had a really bitchy and moany Colonol

Jimmy Paterson 05-28-2003 08:27 PM

well...now I guess I have to sumerize the movie then discuss how accurate the events n the movie were portrayed...

Jimmy Paterson 05-28-2003 09:40 PM

Do they use the "Rupert Dolls", in the real invasion?

Ferich 05-28-2003 09:41 PM

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