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At six in the morning on 12 June 1944, a single German machine gun fires straight up the road into Carentan, and about thirty men of Easy Company go face-down in the ditches. The town is the gap between Utah and Omaha beaches, and the attack stops until Lt. Dick Winters gets them up. The next morning an SS division comes back with assault guns against paratroopers who have no tanks. We rebuild both days on the real ground, from the French national survey and the 1950s aerial photographs of the hedgerows. 0:00 One gun, thirty men 0:43 What if they stay down? 0:53 The gap between the beaches 1:12 To the last man 1:31 The night march to Hill 30 1:42 The Germans slip away 2:04 No reconnaissance, no artillery 2:32 Move out 2:49 Winters in the road 3:08 Father Maloney 3:24 Easy didn't freeze 3:42 House to house 4:06 Carentan is taken 4:25 Blithe can't see 4:35 The SS come north 4:46 Donville 5:06 The hedgerows 5:18 Night: Talbert 5:35 The Germans attack first 5:55 Easy on the far right 6:11 Fox breaks 6:21 The assault gun 6:47 Round the north 7:05 The 2nd Armored 7:28 "What a mess they made" 7:55 The count 8:07 What the series got wrong 8:20 The rule in one line Sources: Stephen E. Ambrose, "Band of Brothers" (1992), ch. 6; Roland G. Ruppenthal, "Utah Beach to Cherbourg", US Army Center of Military History (1948), pp. 77-93; Gordon A. Harrison, "Cross-Channel Attack", US Army Center of Military History (1951), pp. 360-366; Kevin M. Hymel, "The Battle of Carentan", Warfare History Network. Where the sources disagree (the size of the rear guard, the time of the German attack, the type of the assault guns), we follow the Army histories and say so. Everything on screen is a model; positions the record does not give (the gun's exact window, Easy's exact field on 13 June, how many assault guns attacked) are ours. CREDITS Ground: IGN (RGE ALTI heights, BD TOPO hedges and woods, 1950-65 aerial photographs), Licence Ouverte Etalab 2.0. Map data (c) OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL). Music: Epidemic Sound. Sounds: Freesound contributors (CC0). Fonts: Archivo, Courier Prime (SIL Open Font License). #bandofbrothers #easycompany #ww2

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