day 7 Fury (film). April 1945. The Third Reich is crumbling, but the German soldiers were still desperately resisting the advancing Allies. Hardened in battle sergeant Don Collier nicknamed Wardaddy ( «Dad"), who fought with the Germans still in Africa, commanding a tank "Sherman" (M4A3E8) and his crew of five. [2] The crew suffered loss - gunner was killed. In place of his subordination to send rookie Don - Norman Ellison, who served previously on the staff. Norman is right on the front line, where face-to-face with the horrors of war. The rookie is not ready to kill. Thus, during the movement of armored columns Norman sees a German Panzerfaust armed, but did not shoot at him. The enemy attacks the tower, set fire to the car in front, but the Allies destroy the attackers. Collier makes it clear rookie, he must learn to kill, because otherwise it may die not only Ellison and his comrades-in-arms. After the death of Don commander assumes command of a tank division. Under his command the tankers come to the rescue squad of soldiers caught in a difficult situation, and destroy the German anti-tank battery. After the fight, forcing Norman Collier to shoot a captive German soldier, putting into his hand a revolver. In the next battle Allison compassionate shoots a machine gun several soldiers who have died in agony, crimson as a result of the ingress of shells with white phosphorus. After taking a small German town of Don and the crew of his tank stop at two city women, Irma and Emma. Seeing the sympathy and Emma Norman to each other, the rest of the crew begins to behave arrogantly towards young people, and only the timely intervention of commander allows to defuse the situation. After a while, after the soldiers left, the city is subjected to shelling. One of the shells enters the house in which they live Irma and Emma. The two women are killed. Though Norman wanted to save Emma, but he strongly interferes Grady and Man pulls back into the tank. On the roads tankers get ambushed by the crew of a German tank "Tiger". Allies win the battle, the enemy is destroyed, but the victory came at great cost. In the living there is only one crew of four. Left alone, the Don and the crew of his tank hit the mine on the fork in the road, resulting in a damage to the chassis and are forced to carry out repairs. Banished to explore Norman reports the approach is much superior enemy forces. Most tankers offer to withdraw, but the commander of determination makes them stay. American tank crew enters into an unequal battle with the enemy. The trunk is damaged guns and the tanks have to defend themselves with machine guns, rifles and grenades, but the ammunition to an end. One after another, heroically killed the crew: Grady shot from bazookas, Trini (fat boy) is killed by a grenade that he threw unsuccessfully and eventually closed with his body to save the rest of the crew, and Boyd (Holy Man) shot sniper. Seeing the hopelessness of the situation, Norman offers to surrender, but mortally wounded Collier requests not to do so. Allison leaves the tank through the lower hatch, Don is killed by the explosion of grenades. A young German soldier (with stripes SS) says Norman, but does not hand over it, leaving the rest for the destruction of tanks. The surviving German soldiers leave. The next morning, Norman returned to the tank, where it is detected and the soldiers have approached the Allied forces.
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