Reminder that he did LITERALLY NOTHING WRONG.

If he hadn't pushed Easy as hard as he had, they wouldn't have formed such a tight unit. He was the perfect man to train them, just not to lead them

>>82206916
was this a hatchet job from biased accounts? seems a bit of a circle jerk the whole thing.

>>82206916
Spenny grew up into that??!

he didn't know how to read a map

CONTRABAND

>>82206916

He falsified and filed a bogus infraction claiming Winters knowingly neglected duties. He said he telephoned to inform Winters of a change of orders when Winters was quartered with a family who had no telephone.

Is that not a wrongdoing?

>>82207776
He was the perfect bitch to get them to band together as a unit, anything beyond that is being generous.

>>82206916
They were on a break!

>>82207776
I don't remember that from the show. Did this occur IRL outside the show?

>>82207801
if it was a scheme to do such a thing then he wouldn't have maintained that shtick at later dates when he had run ins with the company. The majority of the time drill seargents were/are rough during training but drop the act when around experienced soldiers. Sobel was no differnet even when Winters outranked him

>>82207873

Both, actually.

>Winters stated that he never wanted to compete with him for command of Easy Company; however, the situation became out of hand when Sobel attempted to bring Winters up on trumped-up charges for "failure to carry out a lawful order".[5]:51 Feeling that his punishment was unjust and sensing Sobel's tacticality of the matter, Winters requested that the charge be reviewed by court-martial. When Winters' punishment was set aside by the battalion commander, Major Robert L. Strayer, Sobel then proceeded to charge Winters with another, separate charge the following day. While the investigation was being undertaken, Winters was transferred to the Headquarters Company and appointed as the battalion mess officer.

>>82207508
Look up Sobel on Wikipedia.

Dude's life was FUCKED.

>>82208130
>Dude's life was FUCKED.
How so?

>>82208227
look it up, i read it ages.

dude was a sadcunt

>>82208227
he tried shooting himself in the head, missed, went through his eyes, lived the rest of his life blind and alone

>>82208320
Jesus

>>82206916
PIVOT!
WE WERE ON A BREAK!

>>82206916
UNAKI

>>82208402
Oh and he didn't have a funeral or anything

>>82206916
well yeah, they were on a break.

>>82206916
>LITERALLY NOTHING WRONG
he cosign that porn magazine thats quite wrong in my book YOU DONT APART A MAN FROM HIS PORN.

>>82208635
Be honest. How much pussy would Ross have slayed if he had a WWII GI uniform?

>>82208227
>In 1970, Sobel shot himself in the head with a small-caliber pistol. The bullet entered his left temple, passed behind his eyes, and exited out the other side of his head. This severed his optic nerves and left him blind. He was later moved to a VA assisted living facility in Waukegan, Illinois. He resided there for his last seventeen years until his death due to malnutrition on 30 September 1987. No services were held for him after his death.

>>82208421

Whenever a particularly famous actor portrays someone from the past, I like to believe that they are an ancestor of their most famous role. Even if it clearly not true.

Sobel being Ross Geller's grandfather for example.

>>82208729
I can dig that man.

>>82208729
Better still if they do multiple movies set one after another.

Do this with Daniel Day Lewis and he goes from Hawkeye to Daniel Plainview rather seamlessly.

>>82208729
has this ever actually happened?

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>>82207776

>he sent a runner

>>82208958
You mean characters and their distant ancestors? Back to the Future (Part III) and Tremors (IV?) kind of show that.

>>82207526
my guy

>>82209047
nah, like someone being a real descendent of someone and playing them in a movie.

>friends was still huge when BoB came out
>see Sobel

I literally could not take him seriously. I honestly expected that he would pull a >>82208421 sometime in currahee

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reminder that blithe never died in ww2 and went on to become a master sergeant paratrooper. he actually died in 1967 and was buried with honors at arlington.

Does anyone remember that movie Breast Men?

David Schwimmer plays one of the surgeons that created breast implants. I saw it on HBO when I was 10.

So many boners. Possibly even one sustained boner.