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Desperate to reclaim territory lost six years previously, Egypt launched an attack against Israel in 1973. Egypt suffered huge losses, but the battle brought lasting peace.

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20 Comments

@NationalSecurityGuard108 2 years ago

It's not about the machine. It's about the men behind the machines.

@raffaelerechichi8170 5 years ago

The Sinai peninsula is on the eastern side of Egypt, not on the west side of Egypt

@arielnaveh6020 4 years ago

around minute 19:30, it is said "with their surrounded soldiers rescued" or something similar. it's important to note that this is not entirely true, as some posts fell captive (out of 505 soldiers in the post-line, 126 were killed or are missing, 162 were captured, 65 stood still in a remote post unreachable by the egyptian army, and 123 were able to withdraw

@Jarod-te2bi 5 years ago

I like how they got veterans from both sides of the war, I wonder it was for the vets to meet again after all those years.

@theassening4563 4 years ago

whoever made these visuals needs a medal

@jstenberg3192 5 years ago

Someone needs to take all the awesome military recreations done between 1995 and 2010 and redo them in 4k...keeping the incredible interviews with vets now passed.

@tinybigbus1873 5 years ago

The Sinai Peninsula, a vast Desert in Western Egypt. Where did you buy your map? North Korea?

@habarakadageperera1298 3 years ago

Great battle clip
Thanks.

@emanuelmanrique6026 3 years ago

Qué bueno sería tener estos docs en español !

@eutropiomagarao6053 3 years ago

Beautiful sound.mousic. Derek Wist

@joelrudzinski6829 3 years ago

I own actual Pics from this Battle, as my Uncle was a Reporter and Camera Man at the Battle and he left the photos to me knowing I was very impressed with hie time in the field of battel with only a Camera and a Pencil and Paper.

@ronbeacham1925 4 years ago

The thing is that I have noticed, never underestimate the opponents. That's what I have noticed about war doc's. I really like watching them. I myself have been spared this pain of war but many in my bloodline have not. I appreciate my freedom that all have died an fought for. Thanks be to God n man who provide all I have. Thank you.

@HugeWolf1 5 years ago

Why too many animation and why too little of any historical photos or video. The animation became distracting.

@andreasleonardo6793 5 years ago

Excellent technical introducing of this video

@loupiscanis9449 5 years ago

Thank you ,
You know nowt Dan Snow !

@jasondrew5768 5 years ago

Very informative historical video!

@georgehays4900 4 years ago

I was a PFC Veterinary Tech at Ft. Dix in early October 1973. My Veterinary Colonel called me at home at about 430 AM and said, “Hays, get in here we’re going to war”

@trex4693 3 years ago

It's funny Egypt was terribly defeated again, yet still they claim victory in that war.. It's like a sport fan claiming victory in lost game just because of an early lead in the first 10 minutes of the game. This is how the egyptian media and education system portrays this war, claiming victory when you are in reality routed and badly defeated.

@sagger3967 4 years ago

Impressive documentary! Great work! The most interesting part was to see veterans talking about their perspective. When we were working on Yom Kippur War Simulator veterans perspective from both sides was extremely valuable for us.