Battlefield 1 War Story 4 (Frederick Bishop - The Runner} 60FPS
BUY BATTLEFIELD HERE: https://amzn.to/2SiiafR Follow GLP on Instagram: http://instagram.com/GLP_Mike Follow GLP on Twitter! http://twitter.com/glp_mike Like GLP on Facebook! http://facebook.com/gLpLayground Dardanelles, Gallipoli Peninsula, Spring 1915. The British Empire intends to open a new front to the war. Plan for an unprecedented naval invasion of the Ottoman homeland are drawn up. The attacking naval force represents the biggest single fleet yet assembled. The gathered ships carry over half a million men. The force is drawn from Australia, new Zealand, Ireland, India, Newfoundland, France and Britain. Their orders are to land and march on the capital of Constantinople. Day 1: At Cape Helles, the steamship River Clyde is used as a Trojan horse. Crashing onto the beach, it deploys several battalions of allied soldiers. A tenuous beachhead is sezied. Half the landing force is killed. We are in Day 2. this is the story of Frederick Bishop. Thanks to EA for the free copy of Battlefield 1. All opinions are my own and do not reflect EA's.
BUY BATTLEFIELD HERE: https://amzn.to/2SiiafR Follow GLP on Instagram: http://instagram.com/GLP_Mike Follow GLP on Twitter! http://twitter.com/glp_mike Like GLP on Facebook! http://facebook.com/gLpLayground Dardanelles, Gallipoli Peninsula, Spring 1915. The British Empire intends to open a new front to the war. Plan for an unprecedented naval invasion of the Ottoman homeland are drawn up. The attacking naval force represents the biggest single fleet yet assembled. The gathered ships carry over half a million men. The force is drawn from Australia, new Zealand, Ireland, India, Newfoundland, France and Britain. Their orders are to land and march on the capital of Constantinople. Day 1: At Cape Helles, the steamship River Clyde is used as a Trojan horse. Crashing onto the beach, it deploys several battalions of allied soldiers. A tenuous beachhead is sezied. Half the landing force is killed. We are in Day 2. this is the story of Frederick Bishop. Thanks to EA for the free copy of Battlefield 1. All opinions are my own and do not reflect EA's.