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The Black Watch - The Most Insane Unit of WW2

United StatesPublished June 24, 2023

Views 441K  |  Likes 12.6K  |  Comments 1.01K
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This video has 441K views and 12.6K likes, ranking #4,124,997 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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441,370

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12,634

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1,019

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Total (all-time): $309 – $883

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The 320 men of the elite Canadian Black Watch were ready to storm Verrieres Ridge to break out of Normandy following the D-Day Landings. The men had lost their officers during a previous skirmish, leaving only 26-year-old Major Phil Griffin in command. The Canadians were supposed to attack during pre-dawn to avoid bec…

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June 24, 2023
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