He Wanders into Enemy Territory and Is Taken Prisoner.#shorts #viral #trending

I would've asked to surrender to the Luftwaffe, considering they treated captured pilots really well, granted you didn't attempt to escape.

The reason why the french resistance were so hesitant and cautious to accept shot down allied pilots was because the german agents would often pretend to be shot down pilots and allow themselves to be captured by the french resistance in order to try and dismantle the resistance from the inside to thwart this American pilots were often asked questions that only an American would know such as which teams won certain games in the US, which actors played who in American movies, or known American slang or history.

Hmm... I actually quite like this. I like the honour of this exchange.

I'd choose escape. The Belgian resistance had their shit together

"Masters of the Air" mini-series

No prisoners were eating good at the end of the war. The food was in short supply. Who was the Germans going to feed their own troops or prisoners? Exactly

Can you please state the movie title when you post a clip

To be fair, even during WW2 the Geneva Convention wasn't considered as something to rely on. So....

You better have a fukking good reason to ask for help from an enemy INSIDE enemy territory.

My father met a guy in his later years who had been a shot down soldier. He was hidden for some time by a German family before being found; He didn't mind that the farmer pretended to be mad at him, he and the family would have been killed likely if they thought the family had helped him.

Clearly no one here saw “Hogans Heros”. Stalag 13 had all the comforts of home.

Escape, I had family that were POWs in World War 2. They never forgave.

"Listen closely, I will say this only once"

“Sir, I just shat my pants. imma need a minute first.”

Escape now. Surrender later.

I wish companies will present their Terms of Service this way.

If he was British, the French guy would never had asked this question. Never surrender.

People forget how strong the French resistance was

Americans were lucky to be under the Geneva convention. 27 millions of Russians were treated otherwise

Was a trick question lol he was getting put down for answering to surrender