Wings - Mutiny s2e11 - Tim Woodward

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Soldiers from a battalion stationed nearby break into Sainte Marie and steal the pilots' rations. Led by a former university lecturer, they have mutinied because of harsh and unfair treatment; their CO attempts unsuccessfully to impose discipline. When an enraged Triggers threatens to take the law into his own hands, he is encouraged by the response of the army authorities, and decides to take two planes to the mutineers' encampment and frighten them into submission.

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@JOSHL50 Месяц назад

What an amazing series. Again, thank you very much for sharing these fine episodes.

@cgavin1 10 лет назад

"Still, I'd hate me if I was his age." What a great line. Says so much about youth and wisdom. I love the fact the staff officer has bags under his eyes and looks emotionally exhausted and worn out too. There's a lot of subtlety in this series at times that speaks volumes.

@davewalterrobinson5474 4 года назад

Thank you for posting. I just received Se1 and Se2 on DVD from Ebay UK. Psyched to see it in a little better form.

@jamesthompson3674 8 лет назад

Thanks for posting - Great series

@glennleybourne145 9 лет назад

Great series i remember watching in canada during the early 80s..had the pleasure of visiting WW1ace william Barker grave last summer

@edwardcarberry1095 5 лет назад

I remember watching the series in 72/3.

@althesmith 2 года назад

My uncle was in the First Canadian Motor Machinegun Brigade in 1918, during the big push at the end of the war.

@davidwright7193 3 года назад

That colonel sounds as if he is very good at designing fiords. His name escapes me but I am sure it’s not important.

@cacampbell3654 9 лет назад

Whew! That intro can really get to a person after a while! Lol Clouds of rosin dust! 😄

@rachelar Год назад

You're in a minority! Seems like a case of Edwardian hypergamy

@billybogg3602 Год назад

thanks for posting.

@TheFunkhouser 9 лет назад

Cheers Martin.

@munkittytunkitty 6 лет назад

I love this series. Just one nit-picky point: I don't think the expression "same difference" was used before 1945.

@althesmith 2 года назад

Hard to tell about how long a phrase was used for. The phrase "having the blues" goes back easily to the mid-19th century and I have a letter from a ladies auxilliary in 1917 talking about "sending the boys extra packs of smokes."

@munkittytunkitty 2 года назад

@@althesmith Interesting points. Yes, one can never tell for sure for how long a phrase has been used.

@stevejauncey3086 3 года назад

I like Lorna Feel quite sorry for her.

@MrRobster1234 9 лет назад

Is that true about Picton flogging his men at Waterloo ? He was killed by practically the opening shot.

@TheSealOfTheRose 8 лет назад

"If he makes a break for ti and anyone tries to stop him shoot him! Could you pass the Marmalade Charles."

@gwirgalon3758 7 лет назад

What other reply could there be. Dealing with the absurdly inhumane, stupid and impossible to ever do in any way "correctly" because wars are to project people's personal vendettas, and others to make really filthy money from it. That is why one doesn't make wars.

@jimclark6256 4 года назад

The air force arrogant idiot captain should have been tied to a post and shot, beginning with his feet.

@caseyjonessnr1200 2 месяца назад

This is probably the least interesting episode of what is an excellent series. 49:14

@adamwsaxe 2 года назад

This is pretty stupid, let alone ignorant. The idea of a RFC/RAF unit being ordered to kill British Army "mutineers" is ludicrous. The only thing more unbelievable would be if a RFC/RAF squadron commander decided to undertake such an operation on his own. I think Wings--at least this episode--may have have been too influenced by the all-for-naught attitude among British elites towards WWI still prevalent in the 70s. (See "What a Glorious War")