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Object_704 said:

An American fighting alongside the germans?

There was at least one documentation of this at the end of the war where they defended a town I think

Krugger said:

There was at least one documentation of this at the end of the war where they defended a town I think

... from who?

The_Shadow said:

... from who?

Zombies, of course.

The_Shadow said:

... from who?

From what I remember it was after the surrender and some SS troops were going to take out a town or something along those lines German troops stood along side Allies to defend the town I am trying to find it

I think this might be it Battle for Castle Itter

Krugger said:

From what I remember it was after the surrender and some SS troops were going to take out a town or something along those lines German troops stood along side Allies to defend the town I am trying to find it

I think this might be it Battle for Castle Itter

Wow, that's nifty. Somehow I'd never heard of that.

The_Shadow said:

Wow, that's nifty. Somehow I'd never heard of that.

Its a wonderful thing when you learn little tidbits like this

The original post was tagged fury. Considering that Brad Pitt's character uses the same pistol, I think its worth tagging as well.

The_Shadow said:

... from who?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_for_Castle_Itter

The strangest battle of World War II, where germans and americans join together against one enemy.

Kraco said:

Zombies, of course.

Close enough.

Kraco said:

Zombies, of course.

Try the SS

T34/38 said:

The strangest battle of World War II, where germans and americans join together against one enemy.

Considering it's not actually a whole squad of German Wehrmacht, it's not too surprising.
There's even a German soldier who became a Soviet Union hero after all.