They are referring to an American battalion in WW I under Major Charles Whittlesley. They were cut off by the Germans, yet stuck it out until an American made contact. An American newsman said, "It looks like the 'Lost Battalion' has finally been found." Whittlesley: "We were never LOST!"
All correct besides how they made contact, Whittlesey sent his last pigeon to tell his own men to stop shooting their artillery at them, the pigeon got its leg blown off, but still made its way to HQ and delivered the message
Weird fact, the commander of the lost battalion was part of the funeral of the unknown soldier with other medal of honor awardees and the next day boarded a boat to Havana and was presumed to have jumped overboard committing suicide and was never seen again, but he left the letter from the German officer that requested their surrender in his cabin.
Pieshka Coltic back in my freshman year when I took US History, we had to watch a movie about this which weirdly had those details, it's a damn shame war does this to people.
It's just amazing how those people in the lost battalion had no idea that one day a song would be written about them and that millions would know of their heroism. It's just amazing.
But was it heroism in the moment or just plain denial that carried them through? We will never know the truth now that the last are likely dead and gone.
dragonic king That goes back to the Art Of War Quote (which sabaton actually used in the beginning of ‘The Price Of A Mile’), “Throw your soldiers into positions whence there is no escape and they will prefer death to flight, if they face death, there is nothing they may not achieve” Meaning if soldiers actually believe they will die they become encouraged to fight. It’s like playing with a lighter vs being in a burning building; Playing with a lighter you may not fear or care as much about actual fire, being in a burning building you will utilize every muscle fiber you and “fight or flight” mechanism you have to escape...
dragonic king also it was pretty heroic because they were offered fair treatment, food and water (which they had no more of) by the Germans under the conditions that they surrender and the Major refused, they basically vowed to fight til they win or til they die despite having salvation as an option...
Hunter Whitlow until you realize WWII was not a "Good" war (lest of course you're a hooknoooose kite) but a detrimental war that furthered our enslavement. "We're free! We're free!" How much are you paying in taxes, and where has our taxes been going to? You're a slave in this Jjjjjooootrix. They stabbed you in the back and have been using you like as they have always called Gentiles "Goim" (cattle)
For those of you dont know the story behind this song is amazing. The Lost battalion was the 77th in WWI. They were part of a large joint offensive between U.S. and French Forces in the Argonne. During the Attack the 77th reached their designated position but did not know that the forces on both their left and right flank had been halted miles back. Fearing that losing the 77ths position would result in a devastating counter attack and prolong the war several years led to the men at HQ (the entirety of the 77th being at the front) to lie to the 77th and tell them that both flanks had been secured. By the time Major Whittlesey, commander of the 77th, had found out the truth, they had been cut off and surrounded by German troops. with no support(even being hit by their own artillery in an attempt by friendly forces to help them, only being stopped when a pigeon bearing the message "WE ARE ALONG THE ROAD PARALELL 276.4. OUR ARTILLERY IS DROPPING A BARRAGE DIRECTLY ON US. FOR HEAVENS SAKE STOP IT"). little Food. And only able to communicate by carrier pigeon, they held off almost ending counterattacks for 6 days. Out of 550 men. 197 were killed, and roughly 150 were missing or captured by the time reinforcements were able to make it to them (due to the sheer amount of troops the Germans were diverting from other sections of the line to push them back).
And this is only part of the story, there is even a movie about it titled the same as the song but I seriously think you guys should check this story out in full
FifinatorKlon thats ones hasnt been confirmed, theres a lot of conflicting stories on weather or not the pigeon was hit or not, they put it into the movie for dramatic effect.
+Jaded Envy being hit by shrapnel on the ground and all sorts of other things. They carried those pigeons around for the duration of the battle, I'm not saying the pigeon wasn't wounded, Im saying that its never been confirmed if it was hit while in the air.
My great great grandfather fought in the lost battalion. Thanks for keeping their legend alive. I can’t pick a favorite when it comes to Sabaton. They’re all epic and metal.
I enjoy their metal. Also my country Siam sent 850 men of the Siamese Expeditionary Forces to the deep forest of Argonne to assist the US and the French forces. Not a big help as many expected though since we were not a big force even comparing to Allied's total casualties alone. Let's keep our ancestors' legend alive and told until today.
For those curious: The Pigeon was named Cher Ami (French for "Dear Friend") and suffered much more than a mere puncture wound or lost limb. He was shot down and the very last pigeon the group had. He was so gravely wounded that people actually had to work to save his life and this was his last time in the field. He suffered (if I recall correctly) a body shot, a lost eye, and his leg was hanging on by a tendon (so not totally lost, it had to be removed after he delivered the message). He eared multiple medals while alive and some postmortem (yes, animals can receive war medals). I have like, several books on strictly pigeons in times of warfare, wikipedia has nothing on me, lol. XD /hj
You wouldn’t by any chance tell me which books? - cause that sounds exactly like the kind of specific information I like to learn and confuse my friends with. 😅
@@pikppa”In 2021, the National Museum of American History, together with the National Museum of Natural History and the Smithsonian's National Zoo, had DNA samples from Cher Ami analyzed which concluded the bird is a cock bird.[1]” a cock bird means a male bird
Francisco Javier Vera Salinas Yeah, no ofense, but English language is so badly done. Think about shipping a ship with ships shipped in. That's a fucking mess!!
Dude check out the sabaton history channel, they explore the history in their songs. There's some real good knowledge in there if you want to learn more.
I know, I keep coming back here and to Sabaton's channel hoping to hear the full version. At least we know it's the title track: The Last Stand and that it's about the Stand of the Swiss Guard in 1527 where the Swiss Guard covered the escape of the Pope from Rome.
WE ARE ALONG THE ROAD PARALELL 276.4. OUR ARTILLERY IS DROPPING A BARRAGE DIRECTLY ON US. FOR HEAVENS SAKE STOP IT. The message that saved the Lost Battalion carried by a pigeon named Cher Ami
smilly456 it sounds kinda funny But in memory of the fallen in the battle of the Argonne,and especially of the lost battalion,I will better shut up because these people suffered a lot and they deserve respect
The bird that Saved the AEF and gained a Medal. The poor bird was shot down once and lost sight in one eye, was shot through the breast and her right foot was hanging by a tendon, that bird suffered as much as the soldiers and yet she went on to deliver that message for her battalion. A hero just like the men who held in the Argonne to help the British and French forces advance.
‘The Lost Battalion’ is the name given to nine companies of the United States’ 77th Division during the battle of the Argonne in 1918. Even though these 550-575 brave men were completely surrounded by the German Army and subjected to friendly artillery fire, they kept on fighting for a week until they were relieved. Of the over 500-plus soldiers who entered the Argonne Forest, only 194 walked out unscathed. The rest were killed, missing, captured, or wounded.
"Liberty Division standing strong!" Just tugs at my heart strings, that defiance in the wake of a hopeless situation just gets me, I honestly say I tear up a little.
Like the final mission would have epic music in the background while charging to the final trenches with your men running behind you, going as fast as they can.
BACKSTORY: On October 2nd, 1918, The United States 77th Battalion comprised mainly of young men who grew up on the streets of New York, many impoverished and used to fighting for food and survival were sent into the Argonne forest to break the German lines as part of the "Hundred Days Offensive" also called the "Meuse-Argonne Offensive". For their part, the young men were told by General Robert Alexander - "It is again impressed upon every officer and man of this command that ground once captured must under no circumstances be given up in the absence of direct, positive, and formal orders to do so emanating from these headquarters. Troops occupying ground must be supported against counterattack and all gains held. It is a favorite trick of the Boche to spread confusion...by calling out "retire" or "fall back." If, in action, any such command is heard officers and men may be sure that it is given by the enemy. Whoever gives such a command is a traitor and it is the duty of any officer or man who is loyal to his country and who hears such an order given to shoot the offender upon the spot. "WE ARE NOT GOING BACK BUT FORWARD!"" - When the french that should have been supporting their flank were stopped, they were trapped in the middle of sighted-in territory, surrounded by the enemy, and told not to retreat upon pain of death. So they did not. They fought starvation, with very low supplies, and little relief in sight. Barbed wire covered an incredible amount of the forest, in rivers and streams, sometimes as tall as a man. The 77th fortified a hill they called the "pocket" and with nearly 500 men tried to hold fast and reestablish contact with their allies to no success. 2 carrier pigeons became the only means of communication until they were lost. Until October 8th they held, taking heavy casualties, but fighting so determined that the Germans could not focus on the counter-initiative that forced the French and American flanks back. Major Charles White Whittlesey received back one captured eighteen year old American with a message "the suffering of your wounded men can be heard over here in German lines, and we are appealing to your humane sentiments to stop....please treat (the messenger) as an honorable man. He is quite a soldier. We envy you." No response was given. They had their orders. Of the 554 soldiers of the Battalion, less than 200 were still whole to be rescued. They were relived of duty, promoted, treated, and/ or shipped home. Their efforts allowed the Allies to punch through the German lines, and succeed.
US doctrine can best be described as "They have us surrounded..... Those poor bastards." Say what u want about the USA one of our good qualities (hilariously enough) is we are stubborn.
" I remember the Argonne, 1918. The sounds of that battle still haunt me to this day. Machinegun fire from enemy lines. The sickening sound of a bayonet tearing through human flesh. The soldier next to me firing his sidearm in desperation. All these sounds still echo in my mind, and as conducted by Death himself it all comes together as music. A rythm of death. A symphony of war" Diary of an unknown soldier
@Márcio Oliveira did you see it said a unknown soldiers diary that means that that man that wrote that should be dead but the commenter was saying from that diary
This comment has been posted on the 11 of November, 2018, at 8:42 GMT, in honour of the ones who fell during The Great War. Let their souls rest in peace, no matter their nationality. They were all soldiers who fought for their country. It does not matter now from which side were they, for they lie in the ground side by side. Death claims all, no matter where you are coming from. May their souls forever be remembered, for they had shaped the world we live in today.
@@ChristinaMitchell-USA but most of the soldiers were forced to fight. Do you think they wanted to be there? Your beef is with the German leaders, not the poor scmuck following orders
My mom would always say I'll be right here and then tell me to go grab something and when I get back she wasn't there so I end up walking around the whole store looking for her lol
Movement of the Red Star the last stand is about the last stand of the Swiss guard. "Tell the Swiss Guard's story again." en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stand_of_the_Swiss_Guard
Nothing but respect for those men. They went through HELL. They could've surrendered. They could've laid their weapons down and gave up, got out of their situation. But you know what? They DIDN'T. These men hung in there and kept fighting until the bitter end. Not only that, but they were such a thorn in the enemy's side that help came in the form of an allied attack on a distracted force, which gave them just enough punch to break through the front line. These men, whether they fell in battle or passed after the war, will always live on in my mind as heroes. As they rightly deserve.
I would suggest that '...will always live on in my mind as heroes.' should read '...will always live on in our minds as heroes.' There are very few real heroes left in this world today, they are all being forgotten. I say, Thank You Sabaton for keeping their memories alive.
Listening to this song on the 100th Anniversary of the end of WW1 brings tears to my eyes. Let us never forget all who lost their lives in this world-changing conflict. And normally you’d say also to honor the living, but as this song says, they Argonne.
Sabaton on Memorial day is great. Raise one for those who have fallen and those who returned home. Pray our sons and daughters never need to face such loss.
if this albums music is just as good, this could bring them onto radio in US. never heard them in boston, but if I do I will literally flip my fanboy shit
I first discovered these guys in 2013 because they were opening for Iron Maiden. We got there during the middle of the set. When we got to their seats I was blown away from how badass they were. The next day I put on Primo Victoria and fell in love. I recently just saw them again a few months ago at Ozzfest Meets Knotfest, this time being a fan and knowing their songs. They kicked ass. I looked around during Sparta and almost everyone had their fist up. It was beautiful.
"WE ARE ALONG THE ROAD PARALELL 276.4. OUR ARTILLERY IS DROPPING A BARRAGE DIRECTLY ON US. FOR HEAVENS SAKE STOP IT" was the message carried by little Cher Ami. She's still preserved in Fort Monmouth, in New Jersey.
Pretty much the same in Europe, in fact it's getting lamer and lamer in France, they tend to insist on negative aspects of our history. Before, Louis XIV had over 100 pages of lessons in a Secondary School history book. Now it's four pages explaining how he got the Kingdom broke. How are children supposed to feel proud of our country history. I don't really know about USA, but I guess it's generally American-centered, that would be the reason why it doesn't go back to medieval times. PS: By the way, I only knew the name of the 30 years war before listening "A Lifetime of War" ;) Oh, and Europa Universalis 4 brought me to Sabaton.
RayleihJ in america, its centered around the building of the country. It barely touches on the wars. If it does, its about some major plan that won us the war, or just the general outcome of it. We're barely given names or specifics like I get from these guys
My Grandfather (yes, Grandfather, not Great Grandfather), was in the lost battalion. He was one of the surviving wounded. Shot in the leg, took shrapnel in one of his arms, and had part of his mustache shot off. Pvt. J C Phelps. Company K, 307th Infantry. He received his purple heart 58 years late.
My Grandfather fought in this battle. It took a long time for his involvement to be proven, the records are shabby, much lost in a fire. Robert Laplander, the #1 historian to this battle, found the proof for me, and now my grandfather is listed in his published photo album book "Faces of the Lost Battalion". I am so thankful to Sabaton for this wonderful song, that always brings tears to my eyes.
maybe, my new video, which I am editing right now and will be released in a few hours, already has a comment on the division designer and historical accuracy and also a funny reference.
What do you think about the fact they removed spies all together? That the AI is utter rubbish? That the division designer is stupidly simplified? And that you can't make planes take place in specific battles? And of course a whole bunch of other shit decisions by paradox.
well, the spy system was always quite lacking. I assume they will figure out a proper system and add it with a patch/dlc as they do with EU IV all the time. I played HOI 1 early on, you could basically declare war on everyone as Italy and the Allies didn't care... untitl it was patched later on. The AI is so far is fine, I am not really happy with the front system too, because 4 armies on the same front and they all will put divisions on the same spot and leave others, also the front should be able to be put up without an enemy border. The garrison mission also fails in preventing invasions. The air force, well, the losses are WAY TOO HIGH, about the battles, not enough experience, but the allocation system is extremely counter-intuitive. I think the direction is the correct one, I didn't like HOI3 at first but with Black Ice I loved it, the problem is HOI 4 is in the complete other direction, hence it feels way more off. But sometimes it felt like a little slaugtherfest similar to a War Thunder furball in arcade. Hence, I am not really happy, but it is way too early to tell.
+42nd_shark hes right... the rounded turret, track covers, and commander cupola mark it as a Matilda... valentine turret was more squared and lacked the cupola and track covers
ok guys i played the beta and it was pretty good its just i dont like the cyborg women cosmetics if they were goin to have woman in bf5 make it only Russian and french factions i liked the beta tho so from a game play prospective im ok just nextime put people in the right areas of time
Makin animations like the video of To Hell And Back,Lifetime of War,Smoking Snakes and this one is what cost money,so they let Piscator make the lyrics video xD
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cher_Ami The most heroic pigeon of all War! Discovered to be a Lady Pigeon only after her heroic rescue of the Battalion after being wounded flying the message back!
The pigeon they sent back, said this "WE'RE ALONG THE ROAD PARALELL 276.4. OUR ARTILLERY IS DROPPING A BARRAGE DIRECTLY ON US. FOR HEAVENS SAKE STOP IT."
Old English teachers grandfather was a part of them. Teach didn't say much but he mentioned he had something wrong with his foot, mentioned how bad it was, and that he made it home.
Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man My grandfather was born right before WWI and I’m young, if it’s an English teachers it is entirely plausible, just depends on the age of your parents.
It's just a Lyrical Video. It has nothing to do with the rest of the song. Amon Amarth has done the same thing. ruclips.net/video/LpZiuh0MlpM/видео.html
this song hits home for me, my great grandpa was in the 82nd airborne and he fought in Vietnam and Korea, two silver stars. when I was a kid (too young to remember, my dad told me about it) he told me "I fought in those wars so people like you won't have to."
My great grandfather on my mom's side fought in the Meuse-Argonne campaign during World War I as part of the US 42nd Infantry "Rainbow" division. He lived to return home, and I have his Army of the Occupation of Germany medal.
DJ Bonebraker / My paternal grandfather Henry Spivey fought as an infantryman in the Army in WW1. My maternal grandfather fought as an ambulance driver with the YMCA in WW2. AND if I see you taking a knee before you play your game I will personally come down there and switch your backside with my cane! You hear me, Colin Kickapecker?
You should probably talk to some of the other guys in this comments section; they commented after you- I think one had a great-grandfather called Kaufman?
Nice to hear a band sing about an American battalion “lost” during the Argonne Offensive during WW1. Not many Americans know or study about WW1 or of our involvement in it.
omg it's a fantastic song. this is the first song i hear for this band and if all songs has the same style, then it's absolutely going to join the favorite list
Oh, ok I guess that makes sense. Just thought it was strange to see SU/King tiger tanks in a song for WW1..... Imagine what WW1 would have been like if both sides had the weaponry of WW2...
100 years ago this week, the lost battalion emerged from the Argonne with only 194 of 554 men still alive. The Great War was hell.
tell me only one war that was no hell
Actually, the other men weren't all dead, some were wounded and/or captured. Only 194 of the original soldiers came out in relative 'good health.'
@@roberturlaub8526 uhhhhh, the battle of brittenburg?
@@roberturlaub8526 One hundread year war wasnt hell... What is it waging war for 114 years..It s a peace of cake
@@roberturlaub8526 Spanish-American War
They are referring to an American battalion in WW I under Major Charles Whittlesley. They were cut off by the Germans, yet stuck it out until an American made contact. An American newsman said, "It looks like the 'Lost Battalion' has finally been found." Whittlesley: "We were never LOST!"
Isn’t that where a division got the nickname “Rock of the Argonne”?
godspeed to you
@@applesaucedog2642 actually i believe the nickname was Rock of the Marne
Buddy that's not how they were found
All correct besides how they made contact, Whittlesey sent his last pigeon to tell his own men to stop shooting their artillery at them, the pigeon got its leg blown off, but still made its way to HQ and delivered the message
Weird fact, the commander of the lost battalion was part of the funeral of the unknown soldier with other medal of honor awardees and the next day boarded a boat to Havana and was presumed to have jumped overboard committing suicide and was never seen again, but he left the letter from the German officer that requested their surrender in his cabin.
that's interesting
Pieshka Coltic mo
Pieshka Coltic back in my freshman year when I took US History, we had to watch a movie about this which weirdly had those details, it's a damn shame war does this to people.
Probably knew that the losses would be on him as the commander who refused to surrender. Got to him sadly.
all the brothers who feel in ww1 enemy and allie
Should have the worlds respect
"Sir, we've lost contact with the battalion!"
"Raise them again!"
"It's no use sir... they... Argonne."
"... Dishonorably discharged."
"That's fair."
lmao
I lol'd
They argonne or they are gone?
@@jeppi0285 *facepalms*
*Slow Claps in Admiration*
It's just amazing how those people in the lost battalion had no idea that one day a song would be written about them and that millions would know of their heroism. It's just amazing.
Hunter Whitlow theres also a movie about them
But was it heroism in the moment or just plain denial that carried them through? We will never know the truth now that the last are likely dead and gone.
dragonic king That goes back to the Art Of War Quote (which sabaton actually used in the beginning of ‘The Price Of A Mile’), “Throw your soldiers into positions whence there is no escape and they will prefer death to flight, if they face death, there is nothing they may not achieve” Meaning if soldiers actually believe they will die they become encouraged to fight. It’s like playing with a lighter vs being in a burning building; Playing with a lighter you may not fear or care as much about actual fire, being in a burning building you will utilize every muscle fiber you and “fight or flight” mechanism you have to escape...
dragonic king also it was pretty heroic because they were offered fair treatment, food and water (which they had no more of) by the Germans under the conditions that they surrender and the Major refused, they basically vowed to fight til they win or til they die despite having salvation as an option...
Hunter Whitlow until you realize WWII was not a "Good" war (lest of course you're a hooknoooose kite) but a detrimental war that furthered our enslavement. "We're free! We're free!" How much are you paying in taxes, and where has our taxes been going to? You're a slave in this Jjjjjooootrix. They stabbed you in the back and have been using you like as they have always called Gentiles "Goim" (cattle)
For those of you dont know the story behind this song is amazing. The Lost battalion was the 77th in WWI. They were part of a large joint offensive between U.S. and French Forces in the Argonne. During the Attack the 77th reached their designated position but did not know that the forces on both their left and right flank had been halted miles back. Fearing that losing the 77ths position would result in a devastating counter attack and prolong the war several years led to the men at HQ (the entirety of the 77th being at the front) to lie to the 77th and tell them that both flanks had been secured. By the time Major Whittlesey, commander of the 77th, had found out the truth, they had been cut off and surrounded by German troops. with no support(even being hit by their own artillery in an attempt by friendly forces to help them, only being stopped when a pigeon bearing the message "WE ARE ALONG THE ROAD PARALELL 276.4. OUR ARTILLERY IS DROPPING A BARRAGE DIRECTLY ON US. FOR HEAVENS SAKE STOP IT"). little Food. And only able to communicate by carrier pigeon, they held off almost ending counterattacks for 6 days. Out of 550 men. 197 were killed, and roughly 150 were missing or captured by the time reinforcements were able to make it to them (due to the sheer amount of troops the Germans were diverting from other sections of the line to push them back).
And this is only part of the story, there is even a movie about it titled the same as the song but I seriously think you guys should check this story out in full
And what is even more amazing is the fact that the pidgeon actually got hit by a bullet but still carried the message all the way to it's destination.
FifinatorKlon thats ones hasnt been confirmed, theres a lot of conflicting stories on weather or not the pigeon was hit or not, they put it into the movie for dramatic effect.
How else could the Pigeon have lost the leg?
+Jaded Envy being hit by shrapnel on the ground and all sorts of other things. They carried those pigeons around for the duration of the battle, I'm not saying the pigeon wasn't wounded, Im saying that its never been confirmed if it was hit while in the air.
My great great grandfather fought in the lost battalion. Thanks for keeping their legend alive. I can’t pick a favorite when it comes to Sabaton. They’re all epic and metal.
I enjoy their metal.
Also my country Siam sent 850 men of the Siamese Expeditionary Forces to the deep forest of Argonne to assist the US and the French forces.
Not a big help as many expected though since we were not a big force even comparing to Allied's total casualties alone.
Let's keep our ancestors' legend alive and told until today.
@@patriotth1453 850 extra men is better than 0. This is new information to me, but I won’t forget the Siamese Expeditionary Force
Was it from the allies or the central powers
My great great grandfather served in WWI in the 6th Marines.
Honor to him.
These guys are like modern day bards, recounting the great stories and tales of glory in battle, honor, heroism and victory through song.
I couldn't agree more! 🙌🏼
I told this to my parents
So very true. History told by oral tradition lives on. KEEP PLAYING!
For those curious:
The Pigeon was named Cher Ami (French for "Dear Friend") and suffered much more than a mere puncture wound or lost limb. He was shot down and the very last pigeon the group had. He was so gravely wounded that people actually had to work to save his life and this was his last time in the field. He suffered (if I recall correctly) a body shot, a lost eye, and his leg was hanging on by a tendon (so not totally lost, it had to be removed after he delivered the message). He eared multiple medals while alive and some postmortem (yes, animals can receive war medals).
I have like, several books on strictly pigeons in times of warfare, wikipedia has nothing on me, lol. XD /hj
You wouldn’t by any chance tell me which books? - cause that sounds exactly like the kind of specific information I like to learn and confuse my friends with. 😅
@@pikppa”In 2021, the National Museum of American History, together with the National Museum of Natural History and the Smithsonian's National Zoo, had DNA samples from Cher Ami analyzed which concluded the bird is a cock bird.[1]” a cock bird means a male bird
uhhh thats a normal piegon in britan your describing it gets its wing cut off its still alright
Based pigeon lore master :D
@@pikppa Proven wrong by a comment below yours lol
"It's surrender or die
and the steaks are high"
The cow revolution has started.
i congratulate you on knowing comedy gold like that
I wish I was cleaver enough to make a joke like that. ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
nice
it's easier to make jokes when the lenguage it's poor in quality and lack of synonymous
Francisco Javier Vera Salinas Yeah, no ofense, but English language is so badly done. Think about shipping a ship with ships shipped in. That's a fucking mess!!
Sabaton will eventually be the cause of my hearing loss.
XD
Frederick Well worth it though.😁
Hey, if you are gonna lose hearing, this is the best way to lose it.
Yes same
AMEN!~!!!
This song doesn’t mention Cher Ami once... that dam pigeon saved many lives
Scott Peltier actually turns out the pigeon was a female
@@redgumball97 ok
@@redgumball97 ok
@@redgumball97 and your point?
@@SimplyDuker That one guy said he, not she, and I guess @Red Gumball wanted to correct him
Sees sabaton
Looks through comments to see what it was about
Looks at the history
Learns history
Repeat
Pretty much. I seem to only be able to fully explore about 3 sabaton songs in a week.
Tool and Iron Maiden are pretty much the same.
Dude check out the sabaton history channel, they explore the history in their songs. There's some real good knowledge in there if you want to learn more.
are u telling me I am a nerd
How it works xD
Also :
Also lay down and cry for men who died who you never met. :'(
My great grandpa Kaufman was one of the survivors of this battalion.
@Tia Great lad indeed
A friend’s brother was in the war after. (A 90-year old sub captain in case of confusion.)
@Tia thank you 🙏
God...
I looked for it and I found him in the history archives his name was emil kuafman
I love the fact that Sabaton turn historical events and people into music
they're the modern version of bards and minstrel and i like it
That... That sounded a lot more brutal than I think you intended.
Into good music
Nobody:
WWI generals: guys, I lost a battalion.
you seen it anywhere? i think i dropped it somewhere near the argonne...
@@hetman1789 How the hell do you lose a battalion, Sir?!
Well i know people that would lose a battalion, namly myself
I dunno man I dunno.
Someone must have told em the flanks are covered?
Hey let's bombard some artillery in that area maybe that will locate them
Sir they argonne
It’s seems the U.S military has a habit of getting surrounded, holding and then breaking out
They just wanted to get close enough so they could shoot in every direction and still hit a enemy. Makes aiming a hell of a lot easier
I swear to God that is soo true
At least we are aloud to defend ourselves.
Ephrim Kuzmitski and we’re aloud to buy guns and go to our shooting range school
Dylan Stuff god that’s so cursed and you can drink until 21
"There's no way they can get a message through"
Cher Ami: Am I a joke to you?
Yes, yes cher was
Actually...
The 4 bullets she received
"we are a joke to you????
The guy that shot her: Can i be a joke to you?
Oui il oublie cher ami
It was to their own artillery
This paper on ww1 is exemplary, how did you come up with this.
Me:Sabaton
Lmao this comment deserves more likes
@Kvothe Windrunner this is actually ww1 tho...it's 1918...not 1939 ~ 1945
@Kvothe Windrunner you are right there's ww2 tanks in the background therefore the song is 1918 but the background is 1939-1945
This actually happened to me last week. We had to write a paper on a famous battle in WWI.
Most people died of the Spanish flu
"Broke through the blockade.
They were finally saved."
By a pigeon.
@Odiel Walleghem messenger pigeon
I can’t find that part
@@thrashmetal1017
It's not in the song.
I ad libbed that line.
No by a hero with wings
Chad pigeon vs Virgin artillery and gunfire
They release the classic Sabaton style song first, but that song at the end... I need it
I know, I keep coming back here and to Sabaton's channel hoping to hear the full version. At least we know it's the title track: The Last Stand and that it's about the Stand of the Swiss Guard in 1527 where the Swiss Guard covered the escape of the Pope from Rome.
^I WAS HOPING THEY WERE GOING TO TOUCH THAT EVENT SOON!!!!
back again, still listening to the end of this video...
Yeah, ending is awesome. Now i know what song what song will be alarm in my phone :D
+Michael Farmer and the winged hussars arived coming down the mountain side
Me: "Is this a history lesson, or awesome metal rock music?"
Sabaton: "Yes."
Yes and yes
WE DON'T TALK ABOUT THE POLITICS IN METAL *WE TALK ABOUT THE HEROES*
bullshit
Cannabis Bear
It True
ALL 0f It
The real hero here is the pigeon _Cher Ami_
Gilead Maerlyn If their own men didn’t fucking bomb them with shells they wouldn’t have had to use the bird...
Yoda's quote : "great warrior ? Wars not make one great"
“HOW DO YOU LOSE A WHOLE BATTALION!?”
“You forget to cherish them.”
WE ARE ALONG THE ROAD PARALELL 276.4. OUR ARTILLERY IS DROPPING A BARRAGE DIRECTLY ON US. FOR HEAVENS SAKE STOP IT. The message that saved the Lost Battalion carried by a pigeon named Cher Ami
smilly456 it sounds kinda funny
But in memory of the fallen in the battle of the Argonne,and especially of the lost battalion,I will better shut up because these people suffered a lot and they deserve respect
The bird that Saved the AEF and gained a Medal. The poor bird was shot down once and lost sight in one eye, was shot through the breast and her right foot was hanging by a tendon, that bird suffered as much as the soldiers and yet she went on to deliver that message for her battalion. A hero just like the men who held in the Argonne to help the British and French forces advance.
if I remember right didn't the pigeon get a medal which was basically a medal of honor?
Damn bird had more balls than most folks nowadays
+The One Who Knocks i like your profile picture
Sabaton is like a history teacher combined to a very good singer I swear
‘The Lost Battalion’ is the name given to nine companies of the United States’ 77th Division during the battle of the Argonne in 1918. Even though these 550-575 brave men were completely surrounded by the German Army and subjected to friendly artillery fire, they kept on fighting for a week until they were relieved. Of the over 500-plus soldiers who entered the Argonne Forest, only 194 walked out unscathed. The rest were killed, missing, captured, or wounded.
To the top with you!
>Based on the video
Did you miss how it literally said Great War and 1918 at the start?
do you know that who saved these men was a pigeon that pigeon won a medal
I think BlueBeast Gaming's point was that some of the images in the video contain what looks more like WWII era uniforms and equipment.
Up you go, sir.
"Liberty Division standing strong!" Just tugs at my heart strings, that defiance in the wake of a hopeless situation just gets me, I honestly say I tear up a little.
_Battlefield 1 should have this moment and all as a mission as well with this song playing._
FUCK RIGHT
That would be worth the 60 bucks I've heard the game's priced at.
+James Green New games are always 60 bucks
+Ratatoskr Console and PC games. Handhelds are always 40 or whatever
Like the final mission would have epic music in the background while charging to the final trenches with your men running behind you, going as fast as they can.
BACKSTORY:
On October 2nd, 1918, The United States 77th Battalion comprised mainly of young men who grew up on the streets of New York, many impoverished and used to fighting for food and survival were sent into the Argonne forest to break the German lines as part of the "Hundred Days Offensive" also called the "Meuse-Argonne Offensive". For their part, the young men were told by General Robert Alexander
- "It is again impressed upon every officer and man of this command that ground once captured must under no circumstances be given up in the absence of direct, positive, and formal orders to do so emanating from these headquarters. Troops occupying ground must be supported against counterattack and all gains held. It is a favorite trick of the Boche to spread confusion...by calling out "retire" or "fall back." If, in action, any such command is heard officers and men may be sure that it is given by the enemy. Whoever gives such a command is a traitor and it is the duty of any officer or man who is loyal to his country and who hears such an order given to shoot the offender upon the spot. "WE ARE NOT GOING BACK BUT FORWARD!"" -
When the french that should have been supporting their flank were stopped, they were trapped in the middle of sighted-in territory, surrounded by the enemy, and told not to retreat upon pain of death. So they did not. They fought starvation, with very low supplies, and little relief in sight. Barbed wire covered an incredible amount of the forest, in rivers and streams, sometimes as tall as a man.
The 77th fortified a hill they called the "pocket" and with nearly 500 men tried to hold fast and reestablish contact with their allies to no success. 2 carrier pigeons became the only means of communication until they were lost. Until October 8th they held, taking heavy casualties, but fighting so determined that the Germans could not focus on the counter-initiative that forced the French and American flanks back. Major Charles White Whittlesey received back one captured eighteen year old American with a message "the suffering of your wounded men can be heard over here in German lines, and we are appealing to your humane sentiments to stop....please treat (the messenger) as an honorable man. He is quite a soldier. We envy you." No response was given. They had their orders. Of the 554 soldiers of the Battalion, less than 200 were still whole to be rescued. They were relived of duty, promoted, treated, and/ or shipped home. Their efforts allowed the Allies to punch through the German lines, and succeed.
mavenrichards why are you writing an essay on RUclips
"BUt tE aMerIcANs dIDn'T dO AnytHiNG In Ww1!!11"
mavenrichards so true.
This is really cool, thank you for the background information.
Thank you, honorable scholar for That insightful read. This song is more amazing because of it. You have my gratitude.
These glorious bastards could make a song about the dictionary sound epic
The next war is gonna be against you furfags
Oclexe Lol
@Slavic Doggo So the battle of virgins?
Oclexe Now really, who pissed in your cornflakes dude?
@Slavic Doggo You don't know what a cornflake is? Seriously?
US doctrine can best be described as "They have us surrounded..... Those poor bastards." Say what u want about the USA one of our good qualities (hilariously enough) is we are stubborn.
"We're paratroopers sir, we're supposed to be surrounded"
Now they can’t get away
Nice, isn’t this technically behind their lines? Let’s barrage their artillery with ours
Yep stubborn even now you can still see the stuborness of your current Generations but it isn't the same as heroic.
When are we ever not stubborn?
If they used this or any of Sabaton ' s WW1 songs in a trailer for Battlefield 1, I'd fucking die from epicness overload.
yeeeessssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss
someone remix that RIGHT NOW
hah i was thinking yesterday to do that
i would be honored to have that mission in battlefield 1 that and bellowood
The idea of this made my pants explode.
LOL
" I remember the Argonne, 1918. The sounds of that battle still haunt me to this day. Machinegun fire from enemy lines. The sickening sound of a bayonet tearing through human flesh. The soldier next to me firing his sidearm in desperation. All these sounds still echo in my mind, and as conducted by Death himself it all comes together as music. A rythm of death. A symphony of war"
Diary of an unknown soldier
@John Harmsen no mate, he was quoting "diary of an unkown soldier" which is the intro to this song
Márcio Oliveira actually there are quite a few of them and you just say their all dead? I’ve never seen someone more disrespectful than you
Márcio Oliveira and what about Chuck Norris ehh? Easy man easy! ;)
Yea there was that kid who fucking kept camping in the corner at Duff
@Márcio Oliveira did you see it said a unknown soldiers diary that means that that man that wrote that should be dead but the commenter was saying from that diary
This comment has been posted on the 11 of November, 2018, at 8:42 GMT, in honour of the ones who fell during The Great War. Let their souls rest in peace, no matter their nationality. They were all soldiers who fought for their country. It does not matter now from which side were they, for they lie in the ground side by side. Death claims all, no matter where you are coming from. May their souls forever be remembered, for they had shaped the world we live in today.
I find SABOTON is so cool
Oh look! A war memorial! Hold on, lemme just "desecrate" this one real quick.
I disagree. May the Boche rot in their graves. Remember Verdun!
@@ChristinaMitchell-USA your Verdun is my Mărăști Mărășești and Oituz.
@@ChristinaMitchell-USA but most of the soldiers were forced to fight. Do you think they wanted to be there? Your beef is with the German leaders, not the poor scmuck following orders
When your lost in a walmart
7 year old dough boi: _'W E W E R E N E V E R L O S T !!!!'_
help how do I send financial support to a commenter on RUclips
No, when you WORK at walmart
My mom would always say I'll be right here and then tell me to go grab something and when I get back she wasn't there so I end up walking around the whole store looking for her lol
@@skree272 on black Friday
So a song about WWI with a video of WWII images :D gg
About an American battalion with pictures of Russians. GG no-re
+wigster600 the background doesn't make any sense but the song is still good
Iam almost sure its Men of War
irgenwieansers thought the same :p
yup saw that with the german tank
> 1918
> WWII armor in the video
Soviet WWII armor in the Argonne is even worse
ruclips.net/video/2lCW5o6glQE/видео.html
@Nathan Just in case it’s a game their using, It’s called Men of War
What do you mean? You never heard of the time traveling Soviet tank division
The Democratic Republic of Swabia lol
3:32 Im really hyped for that song!
it's called 'the last stand'
Somehow shazam recognized it
omfg zame
It's about time the last stand of the Swiss Guard was recognized.
Douglass Whipple what?
Movement of the Red Star the last stand is about the last stand of the Swiss guard. "Tell the Swiss Guard's story again."
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stand_of_the_Swiss_Guard
Nothing but respect for those men. They went through HELL. They could've surrendered. They could've laid their weapons down and gave up, got out of their situation. But you know what? They DIDN'T. These men hung in there and kept fighting until the bitter end. Not only that, but they were such a thorn in the enemy's side that help came in the form of an allied attack on a distracted force, which gave them just enough punch to break through the front line. These men, whether they fell in battle or passed after the war, will always live on in my mind as heroes. As they rightly deserve.
I would suggest that '...will always live on in my mind as heroes.' should read '...will always live on in our minds as heroes.' There are very few real heroes left in this world today, they are all being forgotten. I say, Thank You Sabaton for keeping their memories alive.
Diverted an entire German division and weakened enemy lines. Absolute badasses.
Listening to this song on the 100th Anniversary of the end of WW1 brings tears to my eyes. Let us never forget all who lost their lives in this world-changing conflict. And normally you’d say also to honor the living, but as this song says, they Argonne.
It was inspiring and serious......
Until the Argonne pary
Lest we forget
It's Ya Boi LD ya well my ancestors lost during WWI and WWII they were German solders
that pun though
Heroes get remembered, but legends never die. - Sandlot
RIP Cher Ami, you did well like any other soldier.
I like the germans there battling
@FerretMaster24 yes she survive taking 4 bullets missing a leg and eye
When a unit gets encircled in HOI IV
Dat Fishe Boi And then you micromanage 20 different divisions just to make sure they don't die.
When france is conquered and you join the war as Switzerland on the side of the allies
I played this in ravenfield because it fit the situation I was in
hoi4 units surrender instantly sadly
@@benaskalinskas4154 Keep in mind that this happened in 7 days.
Хочу сказать спасибо, вам мужики, за то что, поёте исторические песни, главное помнить историю мира, а не ту что нам навязывают
"1918 the war rages on, our battalion is lost in Vietnam."
This is what happens when you give the Lt the fucking map
Argonne*
@@legionx4046 "the Argonne" just sounds like "Vietnam" , I'm sure they are aware it's not.
@@legionx4046 r/whoosh
"Sir I think that we are lost......"
Lt:"SHUT THE FUCK UP IM THINKING"
@@contra1124 yeah it sounds kinda weird, the first time i listened to the song i thought it was verdun
Holy crap someone is making music in 2016 that I don't hate!
DGneoseeker1 this wasn't made in 2016
Collin Thompson
Well, perhaps I should have said "in this decade"? It's not that old right?
Nevermind. I'm a dumbass.
This was released 2016 though
I already said I was a dumbass, you don't need to further drive that point home.
My favorite Sabaton songs:
All their songs.
i couldnt say it better myself, i tottaly agree
Sabaton on Memorial day is great. Raise one for those who have fallen and those who returned home. Pray our sons and daughters never need to face such loss.
to see them live is such a bliss
Agree! Seen Sabaton live 5 times now!
i saw them for the first time not long ago and it was magical
+Ramsay Bolton and his pork sasuage Saw em on 8th of March on there heroes tour there concerts are mental
They definatly are
lucky I live in merica can't find a live convert anywhere
Oh MAN the new album is going to kick all kinds of ass. :D
I can hardly wait! Sabaton doesn't know how to make bad music!
if this albums music is just as good, this could bring them onto radio in US. never heard them in boston, but if I do I will literally flip my fanboy shit
Correction, they once sang a song with the line "Come suck my metal machine" but even at that it was an awesome song.
Are you kidding? That line was great! XD Just the whole "fuck you, this is Metal" vibe going on made it fit.
Maddog3060 true, even their stupid songs are awesome. Pope music can suck his Metal Machine
+Player 2 It's barking at the moon xD
I first discovered these guys in 2013 because they were opening for Iron Maiden. We got there during the middle of the set. When we got to their seats I was blown away from how badass they were. The next day I put on Primo Victoria and fell in love. I recently just saw them again a few months ago at Ozzfest Meets Knotfest, this time being a fan and knowing their songs. They kicked ass. I looked around during Sparta and almost everyone had their fist up. It was beautiful.
Later that night Amon Amarth played too so I got to see two Swedish bands in one day.
Me when I'm fighting my brother for the last piece of tenderloin:
_IT'S SURRENDER OR DIE AND THE STEAKS ARE HIGH_
You and your brother with a fork and knife:
WEAPON IN HAND AS THEY MADE THEIR STAND
Sounds to me like a dad joke.
I love this comment
"WE ARE ALONG THE ROAD PARALELL 276.4. OUR ARTILLERY IS DROPPING A BARRAGE DIRECTLY ON US. FOR HEAVENS SAKE STOP IT" was the message carried by little Cher Ami. She's still preserved in Fort Monmouth, in New Jersey.
Colonel RPG nice copy paste skills
Colonel RPG brave bird who was determined af
does it really matter? normal people do not care
Holy shit dude, didn't expect to see you here.
Colonel RPG dude on top said the same thing but that little thing at the bottom was helpful
I've learned more history from Sabaton than i have in school. Thanks American school system!
Fellow American, I can confirm.
Its the same here in Australia.
Pretty much the same in Europe, in fact it's getting lamer and lamer in France, they tend to insist on negative aspects of our history. Before, Louis XIV had over 100 pages of lessons in a Secondary School history book. Now it's four pages explaining how he got the Kingdom broke. How are children supposed to feel proud of our country history. I don't really know about USA, but I guess it's generally American-centered, that would be the reason why it doesn't go back to medieval times.
PS: By the way, I only knew the name of the 30 years war before listening "A Lifetime of War" ;)
Oh, and Europa Universalis 4 brought me to Sabaton.
yup
RayleihJ in america, its centered around the building of the country. It barely touches on the wars. If it does, its about some major plan that won us the war, or just the general outcome of it. We're barely given names or specifics like I get from these guys
I don't think there can be other band singing these stories better than Sabaton. Heroes salute you Sabaton!
GX DarcY true
Iron Maiden are making kinda good history songs like Paschendale or Longest Day
My Grandfather (yes, Grandfather, not Great Grandfather), was in the lost battalion. He was one of the surviving wounded. Shot in the leg, took shrapnel in one of his arms, and had part of his mustache shot off. Pvt. J C Phelps. Company K, 307th Infantry.
He received his purple heart 58 years late.
F's for his mustache
@@HisRoyalMajestyKingofWeedshire F
F
no...not the stache... please no more
F
ERROR 404: 77th DIVISION NOT FOUND
THEY *ARGONNE*
Error 404... neee, Terror 88 heißt das in dem Fall. ;)
They Argonne?
@@liammckenna7122 Argonne, like "Are gone".
Its 77th Battalion, but good comment, mate
When the song is about WW1 but the footage in the background is WW2.
Perhaps they should hire you so they get it right x3
Missed chance to use a Battlefield 1 picture. :P
+Johan Dale
I hadn't thought of that!
w00dmii5t3r All aboard the steam train ! Don't miss the hype.
same thoughts here ^^
History class is much more fun when you make such an amazing song out of every chapter in your book
My Grandfather fought in this battle. It took a long time for his involvement to be proven, the records are shabby, much lost in a fire. Robert Laplander, the #1 historian to this battle, found the proof for me, and now my grandfather is listed in his published photo album book "Faces of the Lost Battalion". I am so thankful to Sabaton for this wonderful song, that always brings tears to my eyes.
''Where is the lost battalion!?''
They Argonne ;)
Omg :d
i hate you for this but i cant help but laugh
why just why
God damn it!
Words can not express how bad that was....... xD
Damn, can't believe it took me this long to find out about this band. Sabaton kicks so much ass
Just one more time before bed....
Shit its' 0:42
Maybe five more times...
i usually go to sleep at 3:45
No need to fap or sleep when you can rape the replay button! :D
Olli Roininen xD
Olli Roininen True that :D
This is one of the best Sabaton songs of all time, slow pace but you can literally feel everything going on with the music.
Hearts of Iron IV released on Monday and now (Friday) this, well, June 2016 for sure kicks ass!
not as much as August will :P
Will you made series from HOI IV?
maybe, my new video, which I am editing right now and will be released in a few hours, already has a comment on the division designer and historical accuracy and also a funny reference.
What do you think about the fact they removed spies all together? That the AI is utter rubbish? That the division designer is stupidly simplified? And that you can't make planes take place in specific battles? And of course a whole bunch of other shit decisions by paradox.
well, the spy system was always quite lacking. I assume they will figure out a proper system and add it with a patch/dlc as they do with EU IV all the time. I played HOI 1 early on, you could basically declare war on everyone as Italy and the Allies didn't care... untitl it was patched later on. The AI is so far is fine, I am not really happy with the front system too, because 4 armies on the same front and they all will put divisions on the same spot and leave others, also the front should be able to be put up without an enemy border. The garrison mission also fails in preventing invasions. The air force, well, the losses are WAY TOO HIGH, about the battles, not enough experience, but the allocation system is extremely counter-intuitive.
I think the direction is the correct one, I didn't like HOI3 at first but with Black Ice I loved it, the problem is HOI 4 is in the complete other direction, hence it feels way more off. But sometimes it felt like a little slaugtherfest similar to a War Thunder furball in arcade. Hence, I am not really happy, but it is way too early to tell.
Hmm. I guess theres a time traveling Tiger II and Su-85
and ISU-152
No problem
Always good to have Some time travellers around! 😂
xxNoobTubezz there's a matilda too bruv
+42nd_shark
hes right... the rounded turret, track covers, and commander cupola mark it as a Matilda... valentine turret was more squared and lacked the cupola and track covers
there is russian su-85 or su-100 and there is definitely Tiger II Henschel. These machines were only in WWII!
when sabaton is more realistic than battlefield 5
FeministField 5
Genderfield 5
unterfield
ok guys i played the beta and it was pretty good its just i dont like the cyborg women cosmetics if they were goin to have woman in bf5 make it only Russian and french factions i liked the beta tho so from a game play prospective im ok just nextime put people in the right areas of time
its more like battlefield 1 since it is World War I
I started using Sabaton's songs on my playlist for biking and I lost a lot of weight. Thanks from Canada. You guys rock.
It would be nice if they do a lyric video for each song.
money? I can literally throw a video out in a day if I felt like it and not cost me a cent
Makin animations like the video of To Hell And Back,Lifetime of War,Smoking Snakes and this one is what cost money,so they let Piscator make the lyrics video xD
+Jorx Molina nice xD
+draconas rayne No you couldnt because of copyright :)).
Krypton who said it had to be music?
"There's no way they can get a message through"
But I thought they sent a homing pigeon back to HQ with a message for help??
they did that pigeon practically saved the whole battalion look it up
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cher_Ami The most heroic pigeon of all War!
Discovered to be a Lady Pigeon only after her heroic rescue of the Battalion after being wounded flying the message back!
They mean a message as in on foot. Which was generally more reliable.
Bigdcd Ah oke.
The pigeon they sent back, said this "WE'RE ALONG THE ROAD PARALELL 276.4. OUR ARTILLERY IS DROPPING A BARRAGE DIRECTLY ON US. FOR HEAVENS SAKE STOP IT."
Old English teachers grandfather was a part of them. Teach didn't say much but he mentioned he had something wrong with his foot, mentioned how bad it was, and that he made it home.
Thought you meant he was a part of Sabaton. Lol.
Nine-Toed Sloth he was a part of the lost battalion
Sadly that is probably true
+pred6 How fucking old is your teacher? I call bullshit. r/thathappened
Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man My grandfather was born right before WWI and I’m young, if it’s an English teachers it is entirely plausible, just depends on the age of your parents.
GIRLS LOCKER ROOM: I hate PE :(
BOYS LOCKER ROOM: 0:51
Wars of the towel whacking.
Lmao 10/10 this is how my friends think when it’s the three of us and the entire other team is still there
Thats me everyday in school
Low-key spent a whole minute trying to get the exact time
When your the last one left in dodgeball
Sees 1918 then sees tiger tank totally legit
(I've edited it.)
then sees a d-day scene still legit
STILL TOTALLY LEGIT
YEP
It's just a Lyrical Video. It has nothing to do with the rest of the song. Amon Amarth has done the same thing. ruclips.net/video/LpZiuh0MlpM/видео.html
Don't forget the Jagdpanther/Jagdpanzer IV's
I don’t think a band or singer has ever made me have as much chills go up my spine as often as Sabaton has.
this song hits home for me, my great grandpa was in the 82nd airborne and he fought in Vietnam and Korea, two silver stars. when I was a kid (too young to remember, my dad told me about it) he told me "I fought in those wars so people like you won't have to."
This is the first song i heard from Sabaton and right now, 4~ years later I'm a gigantic fan of them. Thanks for introducing me to them Dad! Love you
Song? ww1
Video? ww2
Singer? Swedish
Me? Norwegian
Hotel? Trivago
The Guy who likes this comment? Finnish
@@amazing_tea98 The guy who likes both of these comments? English
@@smackedinthejaw who like all of these comments german
@@akulas_child3503 the guy that likes both of these comments? Indonesian
The ultimate guy who laughs at all your comments? Brazilian
My great grandfather on my mom's side fought in the Meuse-Argonne campaign during World War I as part of the US 42nd Infantry "Rainbow" division. He lived to return home, and I have his Army of the Occupation of Germany medal.
DJ Bonebraker did he fight in world war 2?
DJ Bonebraker / My paternal grandfather Henry Spivey fought as an infantryman in the Army in WW1. My maternal grandfather fought as an ambulance driver with the YMCA in WW2. AND if I see you taking a knee before you play your game I will personally come down there and switch your backside with my cane! You hear me, Colin Kickapecker?
My great grandfather fought in world War 1 he came back as a different man
My great-grandpa Doc was in the lost battalion as a medic and survived. Anyone else have a grandpa that was in the lost battalion?
Great uncle died there, sorta I guess
You should probably talk to some of the other guys in this comments section; they commented after you- I think one had a great-grandfather called Kaufman?
Nice to hear a band sing about an American battalion “lost” during the Argonne Offensive during WW1. Not many Americans know or study about WW1 or of our involvement in it.
1918. Hmm... I love the WWII Königstiger at 1:19 :D
Yeah some where it looks like an su something like a russian tank destroyer and I'm like this is ww1 though
Like all those isu 152s as well
Demonkiller123 _SvK lol no, they did support HoI4, but the screenshots are from Mowas:2
Az egyik kedvenc külföldi bandám a Sabaton :D
nekem is az egyik kedvence.. :D
I dont need drugs i have sabaton instead
Music does release dopamine like drugs do...
Dont do drugs, do sabaton
Combine them and you are become ghandi
- snorts sabaton -
Metal is a drug
"The supplies they were dropped upon their foe" noob supports
Nah the noob would drop the supply's on the friendly soldiers head and kill him
Then check how Soviets supplies drop looked in Warsaw xd
Please nerf German Intelligence!
more like canadian warfare.
+gunmunz xD
"They were finally saved" by a pigeon. "Dear Friend" is right.
On this day, 8 October 1918, the Lost Battalion returned to friendly lines after their relief broke through the blockade. They had been found.
I do not know what prompted Sabaton to make songs about historical wars, but I am so glad they did.
Me: how much more than my history teacher are you going to teach me?
Sabaton: yes
meanwhile my HOI4 divisions: "OuR oRGaNizaTioN Is lOSt wE MUst sUrReNDEr"
I swear, organization is going to be the death of most my divisions in hearts or iron
Never happens to me, even if my poor bastards have been stuck surrounded for like a month
Then again I rely upon radio support
God this is true
What realistically happened in like 90% of encirclements
Im going to recommend sabaton to my history teacher. Also. I love the memes that come with sabaton. Like the guys in medieval armor working out.
What I like about Sabaton is that not only is their music catchy, their songs are also educational teaching you about the World Wars.
"They would never comply, they would rather die" American history summed up in one sentence.
Japan surrendered in WW2.
@@SchizoGarcia yeah after two nuclear explosions
@@GHOSTOFONYX10 They still surrendered. So long for "they will never comply, they would rather die."
@@chloemuhardjo8525 It's besides the point
@@GHOSTOFONYX10 Did they Die or did they Comply Mobi?
*"1918, the Great War rages on"*
*shows T-34 and soviet tank destroyers*
also panther, valentines bruh
Don't forget the Tiger 2
I think they are models from any of the Men of War games.
jajaja true
Where are the lost battalion?
They Argonne
Commander Appo nigga stop
Commander Appo
Fuck me that’s a good pun
Das stimmt wohl.^^
Commander Appo, that's why rex will always be better than you.
a pun that actually made me laugh. well played lmfao.
omg it's a fantastic song. this is the first song i hear for this band and if all songs has the same style, then it's absolutely going to join the favorite list
hadi s oh yeah this is just one of their awesome songs.
100 years ago today the guns fell silent. Lest we forget 🇺🇸
🇷🇺
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@BRUTE Hardwick ?
🇨🇿
"Chose not to surrender, they chose victory or defeat / fallen brothers resting by their feet" - this lines make me want to cry
The chorus has a 'Hearts of Iron' vibe to it.
Glad I'm not the only one to notice
It works tho... I fucking love Hearts of Iron
Funny that I was thinking more whermaht .... Love that song .... Actually I just love this band...
I got the same idea. It really sounds similar at some parts.
Same with "Cliffs Of Gallipoli" and "Rise of Evil"
Anyone else notice that the background is WW2 stuff, but the song is about World War 1? lol. Still great song.
because background is for all album, not only this song
Oh, ok I guess that makes sense. Just thought it was strange to see SU/King tiger tanks in a song for WW1..... Imagine what WW1 would have been like if both sides had the weaponry of WW2...
like World war 2?
+Alexbuildit Productions you can do that in HOI4
+Jonas not really even with better equipment it was a time where tactics for how to use it were still being formed
1918.
2018 birthday of poland finland and other countries.
HAPPY 100th
Poland is more than 1000 years old...
he ment a repuplic not kingdom
@@boku5192 Changing the type of government doesn't mean it's a new country...
In 1918 Poland regain it's independence, he wanted to Say that. And on 11th November 2k18 it'll be 100 aniversary so something like bday
On 1 december it’s the 100 year anniversary of Romania
0:51 when you and your friend are the only two left on your team in middle school dodgeball