Game: guess from which war/historical movie is the picture?

[Tamari]

Sorry, I don't no.

It doesn't really matter I would say, because as I said, the movie is from the early years of war without an US engagement.


Best regards
Robert

[Waleed Y. Majeed]

Aha comique italo-français! I think I’ve found the seventh company but not quite sure if they have actually been found or still on the run..?

My choice: The Seventh Company Has Been Found (1973).
My other choice: Now Where Did the Seventh Company Get to? (1975).

Waleed

Ps. Oui, M3… with a gun!

[Gorque]

Aha comique italo-français! I think I’ve found the seventh company but not quite sure if they have actually been found or still on the run..?

My choice: The Seventh Company Has Been Found (1973).
My other choice: Now Where Did the Seventh Company Get to? (1975).

Waleed

Ps. Oui, M3… with a gun!

There's that pesky half track!

[Tamari]

Superb Waleed,

The Seventh Company Has Been Found (1973)

The halftrack has a longer appearance in the movie because the three French infantry soldiers + later a airforce officer use this vehicle in their hide and seek journey through invaded France.

Your turn, Waleed.

Best regards
Robert

[Waleed Y. Majeed]

Thanks. Next one also has an armored vehicle. So that’s where we start.

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Waleed

[Mark in Cleveland, Tn.]

The Battle Of Long Tan,or Trang? I cant recall the exact spelling Danger Close

[Waleed Y. Majeed]

Yep! Danger Close. Watched it yesterday. Reminded me of an other Vietnam war movie starring Mel Gibson

Waleed

[Hans1906]

Will there be a new movie riddle in the near future..? :roll:


Hans

[von thoma]

Yes, a new movie riddle :

[Mark in Cleveland, Tn.]

where Eagles dare

[von thoma]

Sorry, not that funicular.....

[Waleed Y. Majeed]

Found it but image is reversed so not sure…
But elephants don’t forget as Hannibal might have said

Waleed

[Attrition]

A rip-off of the same scene in Night Train to Munich? ;O)

[Waleed Y. Majeed]

Don’t think so. More likely a “rip-off” scene of the former Burton/Eastwood stunt. Think the mentioned Carthaginian commander is a good lead.

Waleed

[von thoma]

Correct for Waleed.

' Hannibal Brooks ' ( 1969 ), by Michael Winner.