>Single shot hits a gate
>EVAC EVAC GET US THE FUCK OUTTA HERE NOW
Is this why the war in the middle east took 20 years?

>>63968394 (OP)
>3 fucking mg's on your forward movement
jesus fucking christ...

>we need two brads for medevac!
>the bradleys

>>63968394 (OP)
what war?

>>63968394 (OP)
I hate this movie. Looks low budget as fuck

I don't know shit about military but didn't US doctrine kind of force troops to sit around being shot at while they wait for plane to bomb goat fuckers

>>63968453
yes, because the bombs cost more and thus it's better for laundering

>>63968413
This scene pissed me off the most. Bradley crew doing fuckall.

>>63968413
They misunderstood, Brad Lee was sent instead

>>63968394 (OP)
>~8 man (can't remember) unit Surrounded in a building by an unknown double digit amount of fighters

Yeah, you GTFO

>>63968561
Not when my taxes are paying your salary you don't.

>>63968458
>>63968570

thirdie seething

>>63968413
That's an FV432/30.

>>63968561
Plus weren't they supposed to be a recon element supporting the troops for the upcoming battle or something? They didn't look like they were there for door kicking duty.

>>63968645
Yes anon, but the film claims they were Bradleys.

>>63968570
this is why generals make decisions and not dumb civies

>>63968682
>film claims they were Bradleys
No anon, that's definitely not a Bradley, it's an FV432/30.

>>63968795
r u trollan and retarded or just retarded?

>>63968394 (OP)
>random AK shoots somewhere but doesn't hit anything
>OMG CALL AIRSUPPORT SEND EVERYTHING

>>63968413
Looks like a shitty offhand Gavin

>>63968394 (OP)
Say what you want but the "show of force" scenes were cool as fuck

>>63968450
It was low budget you autistic retard

>>63969024
Is there such thing as a non-shitty Gavin?
Aero-Gavin exempted, obviously.

>>63969007
>nooo you can't use air support you have to be more honorable like u-
>ALLAH ACK-

>>63969007
I dont know why you think this is something unique to the GWOT, the US has a long history of applying retarded levels of force since pretty much forever.
When I was stationed in Germany I did some exploring and found a little town out in the middle of nowhere with the ruins of a little stone church built by Charlegmane in the 900s. It had survived all that time until the end of WW2 when a forward recon patrol from the US Army arrived and a kid from the Hitler Youth decided to climb into the bell tower and take shots at them, so the scouts fell back, called in a platoon of Shermans, and had them blow up the whole church for the lols.
Even back during the Indian Wars there are tons of accounts of the military rolling through and burning down whole ass tribes just because some pioneer's cow got killed.

>>63968394 (OP)
Sure its a movie, and does portray how sudden, violent, loud and confusing combat is.
but some stuff does raise a few eyebrows.
>going all stealthy n shiet just to start hammering a wall in the middle of the night
>some dude looking out of an open window right on its edge
>claymores right on top of the wall
>dont do shit when its clear they were spotted and an attack was imminent
Might as well just put a huge McDonalds sign on the compound at that point. but then again, its navy seals so...it is what it is.

>>63968453
No? They called air strikes because the enemy was too far away for small arms, the enemy was in armor vehicles, in a building, fortified position, etc.

>>63968413
They shot the movie in the UK for $20mil, I don't think Bradleys were on the menu.

>>63969007
>air support not available immediately
>scream and magdump possible source of fire for 30 minutes until air strike finally deletes the den of evil (a random mud hut)
>no trace of enemy ever found
>one local teenager found dead, possibly from other squad suppressing wrong mud hut by mistake
>put drop gun on teenager
>we got one of them hajjis, sir

>>63969248
>want to make a war movie set in the desert
>ignores the country with mountains of disused AFVs sitting in a literal desert and the world's largest film industry

It was perfect until my 'tism got triggered by the "Bradleys". I think this might be why my GF doesn't like to let me pick movies.

Laugh all you want but I'll never shit on any cunt for having near instant medevac/casevac

I'll laugh at the constant screaming for chair and arty support though even though it's 1-2 guys and you're an entire platoon

>>63968450
because it was low budget

>>63968682
movies often use stand ins for the right armor

>>63969041
You don't have to make movies look THAT bad. Even with a smaller budget. You inbred freak

>>63969287

I don't think any (intact) Bradleys would available for filming in Iraq bro. The only desert countries that use them are Lebanon and Saudi Arabia and they're both a little busy right now.

>>63969412
the movie passed its message well
which was its goal

>>63968449
South Ossetia.

>>63969420
I was referring to some place like Nevada

>>63968481
The first Bradley had its doors down when it was hit by the IED, the crew inside had casualties and was damaged

I thought this movie would just be another piece of military worship SEALaboo shit like most GWOT films but it was pretty good.

>>63969287
Filming in the US is markedly more expensive. You'd need the approval of the DoD to use its assets in a movie and on top of that adding further cost you're probably going to have your script worked over to meet their approval ala Black Hawk Down. For a director on a limited budget with a less-than-glamorous depiction of a recent US conflict, getting real Bradleys is asking for a lot.

>>63968863
>r u trollan and retarded or just retarded?
I think anon can't understand you talking about a third party without that party's words being your opinion.
It's sort of like:
>How would that guy over there feel if he hadn't had breakfast?
>But you did have breakfast, I saw you!

It's a whole extra level of abstraction and social intelligence over the base hypothetical. It takes an actual cerebral function to envisage that someone is talking about what someone else is saying or doing, we evolved it for tribal cohesion (probably) because it's great to coordinate a hunting party or avoid conflicts if you can understand what someone else is doing but it's actually a quite complex behaviour for an animal to do and mostly only primates and canines/lupines can do it. Elephants too probably.

>>63969590
>getting real Bradleys is asking for a lot
It just occurred to me that the next Wolf Warrior sequel that China makes might well have real Bradleys in it.
It would be piss easy for them to ask Russia to send over the captured one or two they have and fix them up for their movie industry.

China often uses foreign students and English teachers in movies, so there could actually be American (usually Russian/Germans) playing US soldiers in a Bradley for a movie.

>>63969478
it literally drove off like nothing just happened

>>63969935
Well you never let them see you bleed.

>>63969950
i think the giblets they left behind are a dead giveaway they bled

>>63969959
You still stand up and gracefully walk away from the scene without acknowledging the pain.

>>63969966
the guy from saving private ryan with the blown off arm suitcase comes to mind

>>63969024
It's an FV432/30.

>>63969248
It wasn't a bradley.

>>63969287
You got a GF?!

>>63969478
What are the chances they would have a second IED there though?

Give it to me straight /k/

In terms of action how does this movie compare to Black Hawk Down?

>>63972071
Can you read?

>sit in a house with 0 situational awareness for 24h
>continue to sit in house even when it's clear that the enemy knows you're there
Who thought that's a good idea?

>MUHrines get shot
5 min communal crying and hugging session
>Ukro conscript gets shot
tourniquet on in <30sec
Guess times change, still felt weird

Also the flyovers were the gayest thing ever

>>63969141
Respond with overwhelming force so your enemy is demoralized and understand you are not to be fucked with. There’s a reason you’re still discussing actions taken nearly a century after the fact

>>63969935
you can hear them on the radio saying they have casualties

>20 years from now
>YEAH I FOUGHT IN THE SANDBOX WARS I KILLED 100 HAJJIS JUST LIKE IN CALL OF DUTY
>The sandbox wars:

>>63969159
>but some stuff does raise a few eyebrows.
>going all stealthy n shiet just to start hammering a wall in the middle of the night ... but then again, its navy seals so...it is what it is.
Well they actually did that (because they were retards) but it took like an hour in reality. They were hammering away at it for a long time while the movie makes it seem like it took a few minutes.

>>63968394 (OP)
I'm curious about the part where they deliberately kick and roughhouse their buddies that are critically wounded for funsies.

Like...what?