The Real Life and Tragic End of Private Roy Cobb | Band of Brothers [20:17-21:05]

He continued to serve his country during the Allied occupation until 1948, when he was honorably discharged. It's hard to say to what degree the war, PTSD, and Cobb's drinking took a toll on his short civilian life that followed, including his marriage. But if there's one thing that's certain, it's that Cobb deserved to be remembered for the man he was, not the antagonist band of brothers turned him into because it needed to create another fictional villain for its storyline. If you enjoyed this insight into the real Roy Cobb, check out our similar videos on Herbert Sobel and Albert Blythe that are linked on the screen. If you found this video informative, hit that like button and to follow all of our latest band of brothers content, be sure to subscribe to our channel. Anchors away, my friends!