"You Are No Longer In Intelligence." - The Pacific (2010)
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"You Are No Longer In Intelligence." - The Pacific (2010) #shorts #thepacific #movie #scene #ww2
The Pacific is a 2010 American war drama miniseries produced by HBO, Playtone, and DreamWorks that premiered in the United States on March 14, 2010.
The series is a companion piece to the 2001 miniseries Band of Brothers and focuses on the United States Marine Corps's actions in the Pacific Theater of Operations within the wider Pacific War. Whereas Band of Brothers followed the men of Easy Company of the 506th Parachute Infantry Regiment through the European Theater, The Pacific centers on the experiences of three Marines (Robert Leckie, Eugene Sledge, and John Basilone) who were in different regiments (1st, 5th, and 7th, respectively) of the 1st Marine Division.
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The men patrol to the camp holdout for the enemy wounded and sick, and find rotting bodies everywhere. Leckie goes into what seems to be an officer's hut and rifles through some papers, finding a chest containing papers and pistol. He takes the chest as a souvenir. He goes to the officer's tent and discovers that Lt. Larkin has it. He gives Leckie an excuse about having the chest being against regulations, and that he needs it to store papers. Leckie asks about the pistol, and Larkin says, "What pistol?" The next day a fuming Larkin barks at Leckie to get up from his rack. He informs him that he is no longer in intelligence, but on clean-up duty in the officer's mess. Leckie doesn't care. Larkin leans in and says that something is missing from his tent. Leckie points out to Larkin that the very thing he thinks he's missing, which may or may not exist, doesn't belong to him anyway. He tells Larkin that his new assignment will be a nice change of pace. All in all Leckie seems very triumphant until the Lieutenant points out that Leckie seems to have pissed himself. Corpsman Stern tells Leckie that his diagnosis is enuresis (bed-wetting) for which there is no treatment. He tells Leckie to try to stay dry, an impossible order since it won't stop raining. (Fandom: The Pacific Wiki) YOU CAN WATCH THIS TV MINI SERIES "THE PACIFIC" (2010), THROUGH OUR WEBSITE IN OUR BIO
Hello. English is not my first language so I need to reread the first paragraph twice. I suggest that you replace "Larkin has it [chest]" with "Leckie found the chest + Japanese pistol missing. When he went to Larkin's hut, he found out that Larkin stole it from him." Best regards. Edit : Additionally, Leckie looted the chest and the Japanese pistol from a Japanese camp during a patrol. It is legitimate war booty. Leckie didn't steal from USA-nian officer this time
@@Masitu0031If English isn't your first language, then why are you giving grammar advice? By the way, it makes no sense to say "the chest belongs to Larkin" when he had just stolen it from Leckie.
@@SteelyEyedMissileDan 1) because I want other people can read it in less confusing wording. 2) I read it as Leckie stole from an officer's hut and Larkin = officer. So 'Leckie stole from Larkin' not 'Leckie stole from a random officer. Then Larkin stole chest from Leckie.'
@@Masitu0031you gotta remember that past tense exists , replace the word find to found when referring it to the past
@Masitu0031 your sentence structure is good though, oftentimes I think native speakers (like myself) don't structure sentences as well as we could because we're doing to automatically. My wife is a non-native speaker and she has a better grasp of when she's writing in active and passive voice than I do.
A wise officer once said "never put yourself in a position where you can take from these men".
Dick Winters
@@adamkuykendallTo Buck Compton.
_"Captain Sobel, we salute the rank, not the man."_ ...god i miss Band of Brothers...time to rewatch it again... 😊
Not all leaders are as wise or good as Winters was. That marine officer was a scumbag.
@@damirko06always a good time rewatching BoB, all honesty i first started watching it a few months ago but i’ve already rewatched it more times than i can count
"What kind of Marine pisses himself"? A drunk one.
So, about 75% of the Corps
@@Julianna.Domina LoL, Exactly.
He actually goes to the camp doctor and it turns out that he has enuresis, doc tells him to stay dry which is impossible bcuz it won't stop raining 😂
Not even a big deal. 😂
He was sick, that why he peed himself.
"What kind of Marine pisses himself?" "A Marine that actually saw combat...Sir."
If you’re in a do or die situation and you desperately need to piss… piss yourself. Don’t die with your pants down.
The CO stole his Luger. Lecky stole it back and is getting punished even though CO had no proof.
You mean Nambu pistol?
Never mind, I read somewhere that sometimes they refer to them as Japanese Luger due to the silhouette
@zahfa7608 you're right, though. Yeah.
It was the Luger's ugly cousin that nobody talks about 😂
A much of a failure too
That's how you get "accidentally" shot in combat Guys I'm famous
Exactly. Someone is gonna have himself an accident real soon.
yep, "accidental" friendly fire has happened as recently as Afghanistan
I think in military its called a misshap. and yeah, that nco looks like bad luck.
The fact that Leckie imagined a live grenade rolling in Larkin's tent by accident 😂
Wouldn't this have something to do with how many other troops were there in order to protect each other from the enemy? The fact that there's a separate officer's mess makes it seem to have plenty of guys around to deal with the Enemy but I think in some situations you wouldn't want to waste even one jackass unless you were sure there were plenty of other decent men to watch your back.
I see we're off BoB and into Pacific.
You too huh?
Was thinking that myself 😂
Does the algorithm just take us all on the same ride?
Woww. We're all on the same shit????
You guys too lol
That “What f*kin kind of Marine pisses himself” is such a hilarious line to me. it’s also so accurate to how the military really talks
Drunk duh
@@xys7536Well the real story is the tropical diseases and being stranded on an island with a bunch of people trying to kill you is what caused it.
@@JohnDoe69986 true
Had a guy piss himself in bootcamp while we were standing at attention getting chewed out. The DI had him change, and in the calmest voice, told everyone if it was ever brought up, we'd all suffer his wrath. It was never brought up, we'd rather make fun of the guys who passed out from heat stroke getting the silver bullet.
Have you ever served? Most guys piss and shit themselves first engagement, some times it goes away sometimes it doesn’t.
“What kind of Marine pisses himself…” A REAL MARINE!!!
Malaria will cause Problems in that area as well !
Lol no doubt very true in regards to ace snipers.
Real MARINES eat crayons .😊
You ain't cool if you don't pee your pants.
"A battle-hardened marine in the Pacific jungle, sir."
Acting like that is a good way to have yourself an "accident" or experience friendly fire. Never be petty with your soldiers, especially in a situation like that.
This is why Americans needed teh communists to defeat Germany; they have no honour and are so arrogant their huge egos actually use friendly fire as a means to settle imaginary slights.
Says the slack jaw slimy ass civilian who knows nothing about this shit.
They don't even need to shot the officer. Just let him advance without supporting fire with excuses you were to busy defending your and your squad mates spot. Not your fault he was a dumbass.
Just to be clear the dumbass comment is suppose to mean the officer
@@l.warner3951 yeah, because officers routinely move forward of their soldiers/subordinates... just stfu because you slackjaw civilians dont know dick about serving.
I'm sure that officer won't have his food messed with by the guy he just assigned to the officers' mess...
"Is this soup supposed to be this salty?"
one pee coffee and a tea-bagged steak with jizzy mashed potatoes coming up, Sir 😂
That's why he gave him clean up detail instead of cooking...
@@michaelbeemer8019urine is a great source of ammonia…especially in a combat theatre
@@frej7422Sir, it's the San Francisco Clam Chowder Special, Sir.
What kind of marine steals from his subordinates
An officer....
The kind who suffers an unfortunate and fatal "accident" next time the unit goes into combat.
@@82dorrin based
What kind of Officer Steals from his own men 🤔
Lt. Winters said about not to take from the men, something along this line. Can’t remember the exact words though
@@user-pj3ch8ou2hI think he said to Buck "Never put yourself in a position to take from these men"
@@chavzone Right buddy. Thanks for it.
"Sir, have you ever heard of fragging? No? Dobt worry; you'll learn."
We were on a live fire exercise in Coronado. Lot of the nam vets told me, "stay away from Ritchie" (a remos platoon Sgt, well hated) yeah I stay away but you could hear the bullets ricocheting .
To clear it up, the private had taken an entire box of prime Crayola. Not that cheap RoseArt crap. The private then found Sunshine bonus color, which excited him. It was not urine.
“What man pisses himself?” “Ask your mother.”
ooooooffff
Leckie was actually WAY more of a rebel in his book than they portrayed him in the series. He did point a gun at a CO and a navy man. He and his buddies almost got shot for stealing cases of beer from a bar. He got promoted twice, and demoted twice. Read the book if you get a chance!
I also found it suspicious how the guy start the war as private and only get to lance corporal at the end despite being at war for 3 years.
@@alvinbonny1562never been njpd?
Have read it it's better than the screenplay.
Yeah dude did not give a F 😂
I suppose they wanted to show different personalities in the war? Basilone is the career, traditional marine. Leckie is the intellectual that heard the call to serve and does so, but always feels a bit put off by it. Sledge is the naive youth who thought it would be fun and grows up.
The box was his. He found it. The guy tossed everything out of it and put his slippers in it. If this was Vietnam a officer would have gotten fragged for doing something like this
Larkin's bad behavior is now immortalized permanently in print and now on video for all readers to disparage for all time. Larkin has no escape even if he's dead now. That's gonna be hell for his soul.
That's the beauty of being dead, he'll never know.
At least Sobel had some redeeming qualities. he was a good training officer and, by all accounts, genuinely cared about his men. He just wasn't cut out to lead troops in combat.
My dad knew a few guys who pissed themselves the first time they were under fire. When I was a teenager he told me and I laughed, and he said “it’s really not funny, you never know how you would react unless you’ve been there.”
Lucky had a medical condition here becsue of the living conditions.. He had zero control and it would not stop and of course he was kept from medical help until he went nuts and was taken away for psyc medical..
@@zakofrx I didn’t know that, thank your for telling me!
Paul Fussel, a Vet, once described that many soldiers pissed themselves when entering combat, even veteran, and that it had almost a calming effect on them. He also said that wasn't the kind of things that made it in movies or history books...
And that boys is how “Fragging” started 😅😂
Imagine it being so humid and raining so much your body decides it NEEDS to expel that moisture whenever however
It's called licing in SEA. And I freaking hate it.
"About 50% of the corps sir."
This show is one of the best representations of the war in the pacific.
At least Sobel from BoB had some redeeming qualities. he was a good training officer and, by all accounts, genuinely cared about his men. He just wasn't cut out to lead troops in combat.
He get beter in Korea.
Sobel didn't care about his men staying alive as much as he cared about them boosting his military career. Maybe a change of character from the true man, but just my opinion.
A marine who hasn’t been given bathroom permission
for those who haven't seen the show, the bed wetting is due to ptsd like stress
I’m pretty sure it had to do with dysentery or the fact they were mostly wet with very few dry times
He had Enuresis.
@@RobDaKid87 that’s the disease I was thinking of, been awhile since I watched the series but they mention this
@@AtlasAugustus I literally just watched it last month.
@@RobDaKid87 you missed out, I watched it when I was a kid, have you watched Band of Brothers yet?
bro the look he had on his face when the officer said he had pissed himself was utter confusion like he probably had to piss but since it was so humid and filthy his body just said fuck it
"What kind of Marine pisses himself" turns out the answer is most of them.
Or... a cold one Sir!xD
That's the kind of officer who gets "accidentally" shot by his own troops during a firefight.
After seeing this I read his book “ A Helmet for my Pillow”. He was an insightful man with s definitive writing style. Looking for a copy of Sledge’s book now.
Good Lord, man. Being a Marine is some absolutely miserable shit, it seems.
Sometimes it is.
The theatre in question didn't help. The pacific had arguably the worst and most bloodthirsty battles in the whole war, including the eastern front between Russia and Germany.
@@overlordvera4014if I were forced to have to go through one or the other, the European front would be the choice. The Pacific Theater seems like hell on earth. The disease and famine. I know it was like that in Europe as well..but at least they had gorgeous country and friendly natives in places.
@@overlordvera4014lol no. pacific was a picnic compare to the easter front.
@@johnkimble4119 Look, I'm not trying to downplay the eastern front, but we're talking about a nation of people who were told their life was worthless, suicide was honorable, and that the Americans would rape, cannibalise, mutilate and murder every japanese man woman and child they ran into resulting in 90% casualty rates, bonsai charges and kamikaze attacks. And when they weren't paranoid and told to die for the emperor, many were doing beheadings for sport, eating locals when rations ran out, torturing Marines for fun, and forcing 14 boys and girls to be infantry or battlefield nurses. If that's a "picnic" to you then you need to read some more or see some professional help.
What kind of Marine doesn’t ever piss himself? The Chaplin?
"What kind of marine pisses himself" Ill tell you what kind of marine. A man, a myth, a legend, Carlos Hathcock. One of the greatest USMC snipers to ever live.
Behavior like this is what got a lot of bad officers shot and fragged in the army back in the Vietnam War.
That's how officers get shot or fragged in combat.
Leckie’s sarcasm was always hilarious 😂
And what kind of marine steals from his fellow grunt
Marines and piss go together like peas and carrots.
I was in the army. Once while in Thailand, Operation Cobra Gold 2012, as I was sitting next to Australian dignitaries I had drank so much Thai whiskey and had eaten so many mussels caught locally that I actually shat myself. It was wet and immediately soaked through my shorts. We were sitting in plastic slotted chairs and I dripped on the ground. Had to go out back and take a hooah wipe bath then was ordered to get back in there! lol. Loved it so much!
Leckie was a good man who never fragged his officer... but I would understand if he did
Werent they pissing themselves as a symptom of their lack of nurishment and austere conditions in the wetland. Didnt they all get sick?
I think this guy might be worse that Soebel
In fairness: Sobel wanted Easy to be the best damn paratroopers in the army and that's exactly what he got.
What kind of marine steals from his own men?
I have been looking for a World War II USMC) piss cutter hat in that camouflage forever... I'm not even sure if they exist, but I would love to have one for my collection
SM Wholesale makes a replica but I don’t know if it was a real thing.
Lt. Larkin a scumbag for stealing Leckie’s Jap box and Nambu pistol
Welp someones getting fragged
He's got enuresis
Another fragged officer
or the officer could just not be a thief.
He was. He stole the privates chest
He can probably get a note from his doctor.
Marines sleep in adult sized race car beds
Dudes gonna get William defoed
Reasons to never join the marines, heard a lot about how they snitch on eachotherr for rank ups and shit, not much brotherhood nowadays.
That shit is everywhere.
Snitching, DEI, and buddy fucking have killed the US military.
Former Marine *I ended my 5 years of service a month ago* and I can 100% attest to the fact that marines (especially leaders) will unapologetically and consistently dick over their peers and subordinates to improve their careers.
Welp. Civilian life has it worse. No sense of camaraderies even people of the same rank/job position 😂
@@Etendard1708yeah that’s so true this is just the world overall now. “And I’m doing my best to blow your ass away” - They Live
Officers like that would suffer from friendly fire incidents a lot
Some officers think they're such tough shit, and then some enlisted man will throw a grenade in their tent. It has happened before.
Good luck eating your food lieutenant
80 years later we have "fashionable" piss stained jeans 😂
We...WHAAAT???
We have WHAT?
YA GOTTA GIVE
I shit myself yesterday
Shit happens.
Just finished reading his book. Fantastic read. Look forward to second reading
Strong men armed? I remember reading it about 20 years ago I'm having trouble remembering the title
Helmet for my pillow
i slept in one of those hammocks once, gotta be the soundest sleep i ever got in the field.
Every career service member, regardless of branch has experienced a commander or leader like this. Sooner or later the worm turns, I have been fortunate enough to be there when it t does.
Thank you for sharing.
Anyone remember American graffiti two? It's Angelfood!😊😅😂
I'm pretty sure these commanders were fragged in combat and just noted as a KIA,
From what I remember the reason why he peed himself was because of a medical Problem.
As a Marine LT I can tell you the behavior of this Officer is contemptible. I’m not saying anything about his bravely or his actions in combat and I respect his service but you never, ever take from your men. Period end of statement.
"What kind of Marine pisses himself?" I'd rather piss myself than be a dirty thief!
You know this how you end up with a grenade in the latrine sir
Brother is gonna learn what the term "fragging" means real quick
The difference between British and Americans military is significant
Get sarge some crayons he'll calm down
Blue on blue
So his punishment is getting out of the bush...
"This marine sir" 😅
"What kind of Marine pisses himself?" Sir, the kind of Marine that enjoys the smell of the enemy!
And that´s why fragging was invented during the Vietnam war
The kind of marine who is sick from being in a tropical hell
Leckie is my brother inlaw ,and a aussie lol
Don't the most elite snipers piss themselves so they don't have to move positions?
Yo i see a marine that pissed himself im havin gunny flashbacks. Call me joker
One you don't mess with.
for the naive guys commenting about leckie pissing himself without having watch this series, in this episode Leckie gets sick from enuresis, due all the stress of combat and the humidity of the jungle, a person with enuresis losses control of his bladder
Bros begging to get fragged .
Goddamn do I love Marines. Savages, all of em. Still to this day.
What kind of marine pisses himself? Only the ones that seen real combat.
The kind that was denied his request to piss freely
If this is the location it seems to be this is how you get fragged.
Marines in the Pacific during WW-2 had tough almost unbearable battles at Guadalcanal, Peleliu, Iwo Jima an Okinawa. Semper Fi
A great author,liecke. This is true every bit of it.
“Sumfing”
At the end I'd have gone with I traded for some OJ sir.
I love BoB and pacific
The one who kills his enemies.
Wenn Ulrike und Heiko nicht fest zusammen kommen dann, ja dann, dann... dann bin ich ein wenig traurig😢
And that’s how you get fragged
That always freaked me out you train to be a team but it's all backstabbing
Bros been mewing
The kind who doesn't care if you got hit by friendly fire
.... you know if he were to catch a stray bullet. I didn't see shit.