The Pacific - Hospital Scene
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- The Pacific 2010 Rent or own: amzn.to/3VkUiIF
Based on the accounts of Marines in World War II, this 10-part miniseries follows the intertwined journeys of three U.S. Marines in the Pacific Theater -- Pfcs. Robert Leckie and Eugene B. Sledge and Sgt. John Basilone -- from their first battle against Japan on Guadalcanal, across the sands of Iwo Jima and the horror of Okinawa, to their ultimately triumphant return after V-J Day.
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I have the very same Type 14 Nambu 7.9mm from this scene. My grandfather brought it back from the Pacific Theatre.
It must be priceless. Can it still cycle?
@@nocturnalrecluse1216 It does!
pretty awesome family memoribilia to have, I wish i had something like that i could pass down through the fam so that my future generations can still remember
I think this kind of scenes is what makes this show more difficult to watch than BoB - that show was, despite everything, a feel good, almost idealised view of war.
But there's nothing sanitised about this.
PTO was a bloody mess and hell on lagunas, with no quarters given, fighting deep in the jungle, against mosquitos, tropical heat, mud, malaria, and dead-bent Japs on top of that, fighting to the very last soldier. It lasted 3.5 years instead of 1 year on foot in urbanised western and central Europe. I am not diminishing horrors from Europe, but the PTO was so much bigger, 3mln enlisted in the Navy alone, 125 carriers...
Yeah I feel like it was what Jarhead was to Blackhawk Down compared to BoB
In BoB Easy company was mostly in the rear since they were paratroopers and they were only in Europe in 1944 and 1945. The Pacific you see the perspective of Marines who fought nearly the whole war and who were on the front lines against a determined enemy
BoB has executing of prisoners, alcoholism, an entire episode on PTSD from killing a teenager+another from being a medic, non-judicial killings, bullying of raw recruits, etc. You're right that the Pacific is a harder watch, but BoB doesn't shy away from the rough stuff, either.
@@kyleross8817 No but it plays a heavier role on character development and comradery than this show does. Leckie for example doesn't really have much of an arc at all, and he's relatively alone for most of the time even when in company.
I know Leckie ends up using that gun to bribe the doc later but honestly that thing would have been "lost" in storage most likely.
I think when the full bird caught wind of it he put it under his personal care so it wouldn’t be "lost" and he was actually a good guy so didn’t "lose" it himself. If you read the book you’ll also find out Lucky hated officers something special.
He was *NEVER* getting that gun back. *NFW!* 😒
He would have picked up another one during his next battle. Those things were all over the place. My uncle brought one home from the PTO and the others he had he traded.
The British Army's Royal Army Medical Corp (RAMC) was renamed by the Tommies "Rob All My Comrades".
Dude asks what should he do with the trophy gun he picked up in front of the guy asking for his belt so he doesn't hurt himself with it
And ? Your comment make no sense.
Almost british in the sense of humor
.....what?
I thought I had an stroke reading that😂😂
@andreapehjerne8490 Because he can hang himself with his belt, and the gun is akin to self-harm overkill.
Guy with glasses also played Army psychiatrist studying imprisoned IIIR officials in The Nuremberg TV movie
I noticed him as well.
He was also Secretary of the Navy in NCIS, if I remember correctly.
he also played scientist in Jacob´s Ladder
@@samzorn4656 wow, from a submarine officer under Gene Hackman who mutinied against Denzel Washington to secretary of the Navy. Nice career path.
that's actor matt craven
I’ve been watching Pacific and BOB in chronological order.
As a fan of both but not American, what is the chronological order please?
@@BloodlessJG Pacific 1 Dec 1941-Oct 1942
Pacific 2 Oct 1942
Pacific 3 Dec 1942-Fall 1943
Pacific 4 Dec 1943
Band of Brothers 1 1942-Jun 1944
Band of Brothers 2 Jun 6, 1944
Band of Brothers 3 Jun 7, 1944
Pacific 5 Sep 1944
Band of Brothers 4 Sep 1944
Pacific 6 Sep-Oct 1944
Band of Brothers 5 Oct 1944
Pacific 7 Oct-Dec 1944
Band of Brothers 6 Dec 1944
Band of Brothers 7 Jan 1945
Band of Brothers 8 Feb 1945
Pacific 8 Feb 1945
Band of Brothers 9 Apr 1945
Pacific 9 Apr-Jun 1945
Band of Brothers 10 May-Aug 1945
Pacific 10 Aug 1945-1947
@@BloodlessJG A new show about the American mighty 8th Air Force is being made too.
@@JohnJohn-pe5kr much appreciated I now have a new way to experience both shows
@@DudeMan2805ahaha
Another fellow Canadian, Matt Craven, who was also in the film Crimson Tide, and the series NCIS, along another Crimson Tide actor, Rocky Carroll.
Take care, and all the best.
No one cares that you or him are canadian.
I appreciate the fact the movie used a real Nambu.
That Doctor is the SAME Captain Gilberts from Nuremburg
That happens to me at the VA all the time.
He really scared Bart when he pulled the pistol out
That actor playing the medical officer also played the Secretary of the Navy in the NCIS , TV series. With Dr Mallard And agents Jethro Gibbs, Zeva David, Tony Dinozzo, Tim McGee, Abby Sciuto, and Jimmy the Autopsy gremlin.
Thanks, IMDB
I was so sure Leckia was played by Dominic West. The characters Leckie and Mcnulty from the Wire are a bit similar to.
Similar, but I found Leckie to have a tad more integrity and less arrogance.
In real life that pistol was never his but beloved to a buddy of his who was transferred. The doctor interaction did happen but he never gave it to him and kept it. He gave it back to his buddy when we returned
Poor muzzle awareness
In the book, they put him in the room with suicidal peoples, even if he just had a desease.
It got Leckie really mad, and he wanted to scare the guy.
He also have his finger on the trigger, because trigger discipline was different back then
I was thinking the same.
Trigger disclipline wasn't really a thing back then.
Yes. It was.
Armchair samurais🤣