Does it for me an' all mate , really hits the spot . I know it was about a furious , & a bit desperate high - speed horse charge in a desert war to turn the course of history , & all credit to these blokes for having the b***s to do it , even if they were under orders , but it,s still got the unstoppable flavour & positivity of Australia about it . Nice one Mr Kernaghan . Thanks mate .
You know, there is a lot significance about the charge of the Light Horsemen at Beersheba, the first, is that it saved the British forces from military disaster, if the charge failed, the Ottomans would have likely received reinforcements, but a successful charge, would turn the tide of the war effort against the Ottomans and would give their allies the much needed supply of water. That charge at the end of the day, saved the lives of a lot of men.
michael worsley They took Beersheeba because of the surprise they sprung. Neither German or Turk expected such a gallant charge. But the Australians risked everything, and won. THANKYOU FOR YOUR SERVICE MICHAEL WORSLEY.
Yes 800 Lighthorsemen, with their bayonets, enter into History under the command of Lt Col Murray Bourchier."Captain Davies" was Jack Rupert Cyril Davies, M.C., V.D.
wow no conocía el origen de mi nombre hasta que se lo pregunte a mi madre y de allí encontré esta canción que me dio 100 años mas de vida pongo este comentario en los 3 idiomas mas conocidos del mundo por si acaso(ﾉ◕ヮ◕)ﾉ*:･ﾟ✧ wow i didn't know the origin of my name until i asked my mother and from there i found this song that gave me 100 years more of life I put this commentary in the 3 most known languages of the world just in case(ﾉ◕ヮ◕)ﾉ*:･ﾟ✧ 哇，我不知道我名字的由来，直到我问了我的母亲，从那里我发现了这首歌，让我多活了100年。 我把这篇评论用世界上最著名的三种语言写成，以备不时之需。(ﾉ◕ヮ◕)ﾉ*:･ﾟ✧
corey as a modern light horseman , you and your mates have a FUCKING TOUGH job holding to the level of these men , thank you for your service to our country ,
"There’s no water between this side of Beersheba and Esani. Use your bayonets as swords. I wish you the best of luck". Is what was said according to the Australian War Memorial page
Not sure if any one else did, but every time i hear the first chorus, i get goosebumps....
yeah
me to
on cue ;)
Not going to lie,not just goosebumps,what I feel is Pride.Lighthorse-legends.
Sabaton brought me here. And I am grateful! Great song of a battle too few people know about!
Does it for me an' all mate , really hits the spot . I know it was about a furious , & a bit desperate high - speed horse charge in a desert war to turn the course of history , & all credit to these blokes for having the b***s to do it , even if they were under orders , but it,s still got the unstoppable flavour & positivity of Australia about it . Nice one Mr Kernaghan . Thanks mate .
Those men rode into ledgend that day less we forget
You know, there is a lot significance about the charge of the Light Horsemen at Beersheba, the first, is that it saved the British forces from military disaster, if the charge failed, the Ottomans would have likely received reinforcements, but a successful charge, would turn the tide of the war effort against the Ottomans and would give their allies the much needed supply of water. That charge at the end of the day, saved the lives of a lot of men.
My grand father Thomas joesph canny was a Australian light horseman in beersheba Palestine with the 9th alh 3bge
100 years today. Lest we forget.
This does the light horse proud.
This song really gets the pulse racing. Well done the diggers
On this Anniversary...Lest We Forget.
hair raising ear gear! Just the best.
My great grandfather Thomas Joseph canny was Australian light horseman in beersheba Palestine 1917
60000 men could'nt take Beersheba in 12 hours the 800 men of the Australian Lighthorse took the town in 1 hour
michael worsley They took Beersheeba because of the surprise they sprung.
Neither German or Turk expected such a gallant charge.
But the Australians risked everything, and won.
THANKYOU FOR YOUR SERVICE MICHAEL WORSLEY.
Dam proud to be an Aussie because of these blokes.
@@brucedonnellan5564 they took it because they had no choice they needed the town to water the horses and men not just ours but the poms as well
New favourite song
BaÏonnettes au clair !!!!!! chargez !!!!!!!!!!!!!! Beersheba est à nous !!!!!!
Beersheba the last great cavalry charge in history , fought not by cavalry but Australian light horsemen (mounted infantry)
Yes 800 Lighthorsemen, with their bayonets, enter into History under the command of Lt Col Murray Bourchier."Captain Davies" was Jack Rupert Cyril Davies, M.C., V.D.
michael walis whales is that how u spall it?
wow no conocía el origen de mi nombre hasta que se lo pregunte a mi madre y de allí encontré esta canción que me dio 100 años mas de vida
pongo este comentario en los 3 idiomas mas conocidos del mundo por si acaso(ﾉ◕ヮ◕)ﾉ*:･ﾟ✧
wow i didn't know the origin of my name until i asked my mother and from there i found this song that gave me 100 years more of life
I put this commentary in the 3 most known languages of the world just in case(ﾉ◕ヮ◕)ﾉ*:･ﾟ✧
哇，我不知道我名字的由来，直到我问了我的母亲，从那里我发现了这首歌，让我多活了100年。
我把这篇评论用世界上最著名的三种语言写成，以备不时之需。(ﾉ◕ヮ◕)ﾉ*:･ﾟ✧
As a modern light horseman this gets me hard
corey as a modern light horseman , you and your mates have a FUCKING TOUGH job holding to the level of these men , thank you for your service to our country ,
800 Australians told to take a place called Beer...... do that in an hour mate...
Remember alot of Australians did not return
Badkiller 18 only 37 but still tragic killed hundreds of Turks and even more prisoner though
באר שבע
Men were going In
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What is the bloke at the beginning saying? I can't make him out.
+Ernst Backer Pretty sure its 'Men saddle up, we're going in. I wish you the best of luck'
+Jax Dorvek I believe thats what he is saying Im not 100% sure
"There’s no water between this side of Beersheba and Esani. Use your bayonets as swords. I wish you the best of luck". Is what was said according to the Australian War Memorial page
jason hunt I have the cd with the lyrics so I could double check if u like :)
We wish you the best of luck
l like it mat 😁😁
us aussies are badasses
THE SAD PART WAS THAT THE HORSES WERE ALL SHOT OR ABANDONED BEFORE THE TROOPS SAILED HOME. READ A B "BANJO" PATERSON"S POEM " THE LAST PARADE.
Eat a horse d
search the song by eric bogle "as if he knows"
l like it mat 😁😁