Stormtroopers in pop culture: Space Cannon Fodder than can't hit a thing... Stormtroopers in Real Life: One of the Legendary German Units of WW1 that gave birth to warfare and tactics that led to the development of Modern Warfare...
In the lore of Star Wars they are much more like the WW1 stormtroopers, they are supposed to be elite, aldough the movies may not convey this. Actually feel like Solo showed this pretty well in the Battle of Mimban which is basically just the western front.
idk man in 40k they are elite human spec ops ...... granted they still die like flies but that's more do to the insane shit they have to fight on a regular basis as opposed to them being incompetent in any notable way ....
@@mrchocolatebean8878 It wasn't plot armour. If people bothered to pay attention to the film, Vader told the Stormtroopers not to kill them because he wanted to see where Leia and her rescuers were going.
@@Dany94256 somme was diring the same time frame as verdun the somme offensive by the british started to distract the germans and try and draw forces from verdun
"Everything would depend on initiative, boldness, flexibility, and the ability to adapt to whatever developed. The main rule was that the old rules no longer applied." - World Undone
That was the German Way of War going all the way back to the Great Elector. Stormtrooper tactics were the realization of that philosophy after years of floundering in the mud of the trenches of the Western Front.
One badass detail about the stormtroopers is that some had bright skulls with crossed grenades painted on their helmets, imagine how terrifying it must of been seeing screaming soldiers charging at you with that image.
Less screaming, more suddenly your trench is literally exploding and/or on fire, and there's a bunch of scary looking dudes with trench clubs, entrenching tools, bayonets, and pistols running amok and throwing grenades everywhere - killing people, breaking shit, taking prisoners, seizing intel, et cetera. Then they just leave. And a good number of them have been doing this since 1915 when the spades first struck the earth, so they've gotten frighteningly good at this. And they're probably doing all this more or less in silence, besides the occasional report or bark of orders, since more noise means the enemy can figure out what's going on fairly quickly. Actual Stormtroopers didn't (usually) charge openly across no-man's land, trench raids were much more successful when they were sudden and violent - doubly so when you intend to actually take ground. Especially when they happen at dusk, dawn, or in the middle of the night, a response is far slower when the enemy isn't entirely sure what's going on - hearing people yell in German would just make it easier on them.
@@mattaffenit9898 Have you read Storm of Steel? Its a WW1 memoir of basically the exact kind of person you described and its the greatest war books fiction or non fiction, I have ever read
It’s still crazy to believe that this shit happened almost 110 years ago. Most of the men in this video were probably no older than 25 if that. It’s very humbling to think about
@@tyvernoverlord5363 16 in some countries, and a lot of people faked their age to enlist. So you could in theory see someone as young as 14-15 enlisting. Which is... kinda fucked. It's also exactly what my grandfather on mom's side did during the sequel.
Love the inclusion of Ernst Junger at 1:12, anyone interested in reading the first hand account of a Stormtrooper who was at the tip of the spear during the Kaiserschlact should read his books "Storm of Steel" and "Fire and Blood".
Glad to find someone referencing him! I discovered his books through The Great War Channel. I was familiar with Nothing New on the Western Front, but Storm of Steel was something else. In a weird way, Storm of Steel taught me something about the power of resolve and to persevere.
@@Dany94256 I'd definitely also recommend reading his other book "War as an Inner Experience" then, for more insight into his warrior mentality and the meaning of life. Very motivating and inspiring.
thats incredible how usually the 2 world wars are considered boring by a lot of people, especially how they are teached in shools, but when you enter in this world, maybe just for curiosity , you fall into a trap and you will never get out, these two wars changed the human history and the whole world. there is so much stuff to study and know about it, is an awesome journey trough these years.. my respect to everyone who fought, died, lived in these two wars.
In many ways, I find WW 1 more interesting than WW 2. It's just that shift from the "old" world to the "new". These young men had heard stories from their fathers, that fought in stuff like the Boer War, that was full of adventure and glory through lush African plains and jungle and then when they got to France, it was a muddy trench, that got bombarded constantly and machine gun fire all the time, and if they looked over the trench, it was a muddy gassy hellscape, it must have been truly terrifying. What I really like to study, is everything that led up to WW 1, especially the weapons, their development and their tactical development, and how that war completely changed everything about how wars was fought, and how the entire power balance of the World changed. And one weapon, that truly changed how everything was done until the tank, was the machine gun, never before had there been such a cost-effective weapon to hold large parts of land with minimal crew, of course all the other weapons and vehicles where also new, but the sheer impact on infantry tactics the machine gun had, was truly remarkable. But all the other things invented, such as the tank, the plane, ships and submarines where also insane, and never before had a war costed so much material and men.
@@isaiasmiguel4526 WW1 would have happened almost no matter what, the tensions between the countries and all the new tech would inevitably lead to a grand war.
WW1 was absolutely horrific. Many of my ancestors fought in that war. I can look at the most gruesome war footage out there but WW1 footage disturbs me. I believe in past down traumas. We will never see anything more horrific on this earth ever again. Rest in peace all the brave men who fell
Humans are the most cruel beings on this planet, as much as I agree that WW1 was horrific, we will eventually make some bio weapon thats even worse than both world wars combined
To me it reminds me so much of the Calvary Brigade the Death Korps of Krieg uses during the Seige of Vraks. Honestly you can use this exact same footage and it would go so well with that battle. Eirie, spooky and an overall horror vibe that you get just like when you first watch the "documentary" of war of the world's which was set in ww1
Also where does he get the historical footage from? I never seen that footage (if its real) of the horses with riders using Pikes. Its really terrifying in a way
"Trench Fighting is the Bloodiest, wildest, and most brutal... of all the wars exciting moments, none is so powerful as the meeting of two Sturmtruppen leaders between narrow trench walls. There is no mercy, there no going back, the blood speaks from a shrill cry of recognition that tears itself from one breast like a nightmare." -Ernst Jünger, Storm of Steel.
An excellent quote from a man who had a front row seat to the operations of a highly underrated infantry unit, the Sturmtruppen were fantastic, and deserve to be placed on the same level as todays “elite” special forces units.
@@usauk3605 Yes, I believe or read U.S military schools and others still teach some forms of Sturmtruppen doctrine. Legend has it, at the Argonne front; a German American found the Sturmtruppen tactics and translated them.
@D.I.D Krippledich That is a cool fact, and I could totally see that happening. I always get a little annoyed when everyone looks at modern special forces and says “These guys are the toughest soldiers ever” even though the men on both sides in WW1 endured months of horrible conditions in the trenches, and fought like devils when they needed too. Like you said, a lot of tactics still in use today saw their birth in the trenches of WW1. Nice to find someone else who appreciates that.
@@usauk3605 I know what you mean, but Sturmtruppen tactics aka"Offensive Close Combat" even Kaiser visited Sturmtruppen demonstrations where the founder or at least a notable Sturmtrupper by the name Willy Rohr was there. A Walter Bloem said: "It is a day for the young. Even the commander gave off a youthful aura. All subordinates were young, the men themselves almost children or at least youthful, between 19-21 years of age. The modern “Sturmangriff” requires hard bodies and rock steady nerves, best found in the men of this age…" -Walter Bloem, who accompanied Wilhelm. Willy Rohr said this himself "They come, they see, they conquer... then leave." Armed to the teeth with Grenades, a spade shovel, Bayonet with rifle.
@D.I.D Krippledich Wow, 19 to 21, and yet look at how effective they were. Kind of like the Canadians at Vinny Ridge, not trying to say they are the same, but they were in a lot of ways. Even Canada’s Allie’s didn’t expect much of them, but they ended up being some of the best troops Britain put in the field. Though I have to admit, Sturmtruppen is the coolest name to come out of the war.
It's true, Germany lost both world wars but let's think about it. In the ww1 the French Army after Joffre was on the collapse. For this reason Pétain said to his troops "Let's wait for the Americans and their tanks". Without the US France would have been conquered, not because frenchies were weak, but not strong as the Germans. In ww2 they carried all their shitty allies and almost took the whole Europe. It's not political or something but the Germans knew how to fight and were superior. Greetings from Italy.
The French took the Brunt of the German attack, sustained it for four years and ultimately, repelled the invasion. The Americans joined at the last moment, lost some 100,000 men and acted like they won the war. They tipped the scale after Russia was out, but claiming the French to be "weak" utterly disregards the 3 1/2 years of fighting where they held the ground.
@@Exodon2020 Well, I didn't say the french army was weak but the German army was better. France had an empire and the British empire was with them. Germany had Austria and a cringe empire called Ottoman Empire lol
It's because of units like the Arditi, SturmTruppen, Diabels Bleus, and Marines that shaped modern Infantry tactics. It's super interesting to look back on their tactics and see how ours are the same, just more evolved and thought out.
The only American unit to not have a solider capture or lose any ground to the Germans (and also the first to reach the rine) were the Harlem hell fighters I’m glad sabaton made a song about them too
Bud i read Amerika dont wan a war with Germany . But Germany Lose the battle of Stalingrad that is a Chance for Amerika Germany loose his best army the 6 Army and now attack Amerikan Germany so are balls are Growing in this time
2:15 That footage of the guy and his boot walking with water gushing out of it like that, I 've seen it a decade ago and didn't know where to find it feels like a non-voilent reminder that it isn't comfortable to be at war.
Superior Firepower doctrine plus Blitzkrieg tactics work well with the means of heavy fire power and lighting speed of panzer division and mechanize infantry, but true mechanize infantry later in the future would be modified with cybernetic and robotic limbs for speed and power
Fun fact, the german troops often called the canadians stormtroopers for their aggressive and fearless tactics during WW1 Also the canadians took no prisinors
Finally some fucking great action from the knight, hopefully you will re-upload the one from the pacific with love some day, I love that one too much, DO VERSAILLE!
3:44 NGL I'm terrified by that clip of the Calvary units. The way you have that "Great Martian War" vibe with the footage it would go so well with a videogame cutscene about the Death Korps of Krieg during the Siege of Vraks. Fuck. I want to make a first person game based on that siege now 😭
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Stormtroopers in pop culture: Space Cannon Fodder than can't hit a thing...
Stormtroopers in Real Life: One of the Legendary German Units of WW1 that gave birth to warfare and tactics that led to the development of Modern Warfare...
In the lore of Star Wars they are much more like the WW1 stormtroopers, they are supposed to be elite, aldough the movies may not convey this. Actually feel like Solo showed this pretty well in the Battle of Mimban which is basically just the western front.
@@Top_Hat_Walrus don't forget rogue one.
idk man in 40k they are elite human spec ops ...... granted they still die like flies but that's more do to the insane shit they have to fight on a regular basis as opposed to them being incompetent in any notable way ....
Ah the death korps of krieg. God Emperor I love those guys
the death korps of krieg are the best
Started out Napoleonic style, to Trench Warfare, Guerilla warfare, to baby blitzkrieg.
WW1 was truly something else.
It truly was a Glimpse of the Future
@@Cobra-King3 That it was
@@Cobra-King3 the future of warfare
@@vanillaicecream2385 that all had seen, from 1914
Don't forget Creeping Barage - tactic used by Americans during WW2.
Sci-Fi Stormtroopers : Cannot even fuckin' hit a soldier at close range
Actual Stormtroopers : Too fuckin' angry to die
actual stormtroopers weren't fighting against plot armor
@@mrchocolatebean8878 they didnt have laser rifles too
because the movie wouldve been as good as 1minute if they were accurate
@@mrchocolatebean8878 It wasn't plot armour. If people bothered to pay attention to the film, Vader told the Stormtroopers not to kill them because he wanted to see where Leia and her rescuers were going.
@@SkintSNIPER262 Yeah, like people clown on the Stormtroopers but they're actually super effective when actually trying to kill people.
Ghost Division: Who are you?
Stormtruppen: The glimpse of the future, and blitzkrieg is born
Rommel pioneered Stoßtruppen tactics in WW1, he managed to capture 9,000 Italians with just 150 men during the battle of caporetto
@@kaiservon2936 Rommel you magnificent bastard! I read your book!
@@1994chocolatemilk Love that movie!
Erwin rommel in command
Sturmtruppen (sorry if I misspelled it): You, but older
"Only imperial stormtroopers are so precise"
-Obi Wan Kenobi on the Battle of the Somme
Ah, that was nice. Have a thumbs up.
Though, the Stormtroopers had their earliest actions at Verdun, rather than the Somme.
Anakin is the French who thinks they can beat Germany but underestimates the power of rushing (height in the case for the analogy)
@@Dany94256 ah didn't know that, thank you
@@Alrisa12 Pretty damn right, Anakin's actor is Canadian after all
@@Dany94256 somme was diring the same time frame as verdun the somme offensive by the british started to distract the germans and try and draw forces from verdun
i like how when the song says "A glimpse of the future", we actually see a glimpse of the future
I wonder how few notice.
Tank 2 very much / PzKpfw II says "Zänk yuh" 4 re-Cock-nizing!
Just noticed
But its all ww2 clips at 0:55 ?
@@egementandogan2635 because this is a ww1 song
Ww2 was the future for them
"Everything would depend on initiative, boldness, flexibility, and the ability to adapt to whatever developed. The main rule was that the old rules no longer applied."
- World Undone
That was the German Way of War going all the way back to the Great Elector. Stormtrooper tactics were the realization of that philosophy after years of floundering in the mud of the trenches of the Western Front.
One badass detail about the stormtroopers is that some had bright skulls with crossed grenades painted on their helmets, imagine how terrifying it must of been seeing screaming soldiers charging at you with that image.
Less screaming, more suddenly your trench is literally exploding and/or on fire, and there's a bunch of scary looking dudes with trench clubs, entrenching tools, bayonets, and pistols running amok and throwing grenades everywhere - killing people, breaking shit, taking prisoners, seizing intel, et cetera. Then they just leave. And a good number of them have been doing this since 1915 when the spades first struck the earth, so they've gotten frighteningly good at this. And they're probably doing all this more or less in silence, besides the occasional report or bark of orders, since more noise means the enemy can figure out what's going on fairly quickly.
Actual Stormtroopers didn't (usually) charge openly across no-man's land, trench raids were much more successful when they were sudden and violent - doubly so when you intend to actually take ground. Especially when they happen at dusk, dawn, or in the middle of the night, a response is far slower when the enemy isn't entirely sure what's going on - hearing people yell in German would just make it easier on them.
@@mattaffenit9898 Have you read Storm of Steel? Its a WW1 memoir of basically the exact kind of person you described and its the greatest war books fiction or non fiction, I have ever read
@@leafboy3967
Can't say I have. I'll have to look into it. Thanks.
@@mattaffenit9898 In Stahlgewittern - Ernst Jünger
@@mattaffenit9898 speed, surprise, and violence of action win every time.
It’s still crazy to believe that this shit happened almost 110 years ago. Most of the men in this video were probably no older than 25 if that. It’s very humbling to think about
I think average median age was between 23-25 with the gross mustered soldiery of everyone involved being 18-21 year olds
25 was the age cutoff for the recruitment of the stosstruppen.
@@tyvernoverlord5363
16 in some countries, and a lot of people faked their age to enlist. So you could in theory see someone as young as 14-15 enlisting. Which is... kinda fucked. It's also exactly what my grandfather on mom's side did during the sequel.
Peace time make us weak
my great granddad fought in wwi. he was a shotgunner.
As expected, another masterpiece from the Master.
Agree
Love the inclusion of Ernst Junger at 1:12, anyone interested in reading the first hand account of a Stormtrooper who was at the tip of the spear during the Kaiserschlact should read his books "Storm of Steel" and "Fire and Blood".
Glad to find someone referencing him! I discovered his books through The Great War Channel. I was familiar with Nothing New on the Western Front, but Storm of Steel was something else.
In a weird way, Storm of Steel taught me something about the power of resolve and to persevere.
@@Dany94256 I'd definitely also recommend reading his other book "War as an Inner Experience" then, for more insight into his warrior mentality and the meaning of life. Very motivating and inspiring.
@@dusty7993 Thank you, Dusty! I will look into it for sure!
Was just about to comment this. Storm of steel is by far the most interesting war memoir I've read.
Huh funny when the song said Ernst Junger I thought it was Jager as in the jager pioneer units of light infantry lol silly me .
thats incredible how usually the 2 world wars are considered boring by a lot of people, especially how they are teached in shools, but when you enter in this world, maybe just for curiosity , you fall into a trap and you will never get out, these two wars changed the human history and the whole world. there is so much stuff to study and know about it, is an awesome journey trough these years..
my respect to everyone who fought, died, lived in these two wars.
In many ways, I find WW 1 more interesting than WW 2. It's just that shift from the "old" world to the "new". These young men had heard stories from their fathers, that fought in stuff like the Boer War, that was full of adventure and glory through lush African plains and jungle and then when they got to France, it was a muddy trench, that got bombarded constantly and machine gun fire all the time, and if they looked over the trench, it was a muddy gassy hellscape, it must have been truly terrifying.
What I really like to study, is everything that led up to WW 1, especially the weapons, their development and their tactical development, and how that war completely changed everything about how wars was fought, and how the entire power balance of the World changed. And one weapon, that truly changed how everything was done until the tank, was the machine gun, never before had there been such a cost-effective weapon to hold large parts of land with minimal crew, of course all the other weapons and vehicles where also new, but the sheer impact on infantry tactics the machine gun had, was truly remarkable. But all the other things invented, such as the tank, the plane, ships and submarines where also insane, and never before had a war costed so much material and men.
@@DuckAllMighty exactly, I completely agree
@@DuckAllMighty They're both interesting in their own ways, but both really can't be compared. They were two completely different wars.
Sad to think that ww2 only existed because of ww1...
@@isaiasmiguel4526 WW1 would have happened almost no matter what, the tensions between the countries and all the new tech would inevitably lead to a grand war.
Dude Sabaton needs to hire you. You make the best music videos I've ever seen.
I wish, the fan made sabaton videos are often better than the official ones xd
No way, do you even realise how much would they need to pay to get permission to use the scene from all those movies?
@@notniko6914 true
@@notniko6914 even the historical ones?
@@isaiasmiguel4526 yed
You know it’s good when RUclips warns you about gruesome visuals
Me: *Opens a bag of chips*
The entire class 0.001 seconds later: 0:06
Needless to say, Sabaton's new album kicks ass!
Für mich mit einer der besten Titel vom neuem Album ⬛️⬜️🟥
Ja. 🖤🤍❤
Richtig so
Seid ihr Kaiserreich fanatiker/ Nazis oder so oder warum schreibt ihr die keiserreich Flagge in Herzen?!
Cameraman never dies 🙂
3:11 very sad 😟
And lets hope humanity will treasure the valor of these men and their sacrifice and not let the world succumb into this madness ever again.
WW1 was absolutely horrific. Many of my ancestors fought in that war. I can look at the most gruesome war footage out there but WW1 footage disturbs me. I believe in past down traumas. We will never see anything more horrific on this earth ever again. Rest in peace all the brave men who fell
Wait for nuclear warfare. Never say never ( worst ) again. We apes are devils,and devils are us.
Humans are the most cruel beings on this planet, as much as I agree that WW1 was horrific, we will eventually make some bio weapon thats even worse than both world wars combined
01:23 wow. The range of that thing.
It’s a flameTHROWER after all
Videogames and movies don't do the flamethrower justice. You need to see the footage of ww1 flamethrower. Its fucking terrifying
Hail to the Heroes!
I can't remember clicking on a notification so fast! Knight SGC is back!
The king returns
A true masterpiece yet again!
I love playing this song while I play BF1, makes me go god mode
When the (sabaton music) kicks in
the most badass part of this vid is at 3:45, goes so well with the stormtroopers on horses.
To me it reminds me so much of the Calvary Brigade the Death Korps of Krieg uses during the Seige of Vraks.
Honestly you can use this exact same footage and it would go so well with that battle. Eirie, spooky and an overall horror vibe that you get just like when you first watch the "documentary" of war of the world's which was set in ww1
Also where does he get the historical footage from? I never seen that footage (if its real) of the horses with riders using Pikes. Its really terrifying in a way
@@chloeholmes4641 It kinda reminds me of the Russian Cossacks
"Trench Fighting is the Bloodiest, wildest, and most brutal... of all the wars exciting moments, none is so powerful as the meeting of two Sturmtruppen leaders between narrow trench walls. There is no mercy, there no going back, the blood speaks from a shrill cry of recognition that tears itself from one breast like a nightmare."
-Ernst Jünger, Storm of Steel.
An excellent quote from a man who had a front row seat to the operations of a highly underrated infantry unit, the Sturmtruppen were fantastic, and deserve to be placed on the same level as todays “elite” special forces units.
@@usauk3605 Yes, I believe or read U.S military schools and others still teach some forms of Sturmtruppen doctrine. Legend has it, at the Argonne front; a German American found the Sturmtruppen tactics and translated them.
@D.I.D Krippledich That is a cool fact, and I could totally see that happening. I always get a little annoyed when everyone looks at modern special forces and says “These guys are the toughest soldiers ever” even though the men on both sides in WW1 endured months of horrible conditions in the trenches, and fought like devils when they needed too. Like you said, a lot of tactics still in use today saw their birth in the trenches of WW1. Nice to find someone else who appreciates that.
@@usauk3605 I know what you mean, but Sturmtruppen tactics aka"Offensive Close Combat" even Kaiser visited Sturmtruppen demonstrations where the founder or at least a notable Sturmtrupper by the name Willy Rohr was there. A Walter Bloem said: "It is a day for the young. Even the commander gave off a youthful aura. All subordinates were young, the men themselves almost children or at least youthful, between 19-21 years of age. The modern “Sturmangriff” requires hard bodies and rock steady nerves, best found in the men of this age…"
-Walter Bloem, who accompanied Wilhelm.
Willy Rohr said this himself "They come, they see, they conquer... then leave." Armed to the teeth with Grenades, a spade shovel, Bayonet with rifle.
@D.I.D Krippledich Wow, 19 to 21, and yet look at how effective they were. Kind of like the Canadians at Vinny Ridge, not trying to say they are the same, but they were in a lot of ways. Even Canada’s Allie’s didn’t expect much of them, but they ended up being some of the best troops Britain put in the field. Though I have to admit, Sturmtruppen is the coolest name to come out of the war.
Oh hell yes, this is what i wanted, great job with the video again!
hello, remember me?
@@kingtigertheheavy2708 So, we shall meet again, Le
@@JV-bj4kx *cough cough*
@@kingtigertheheavy2708 Uhh, yeah what were we arguing about?
@@JV-bj4kx If the allies or the axis were worse
Respekt an unsere Deutschen Soldaten RIP
My favorite song on the album + MV of knight = perfection
It's true, Germany lost both world wars but let's think about it. In the ww1 the French Army after Joffre was on the collapse. For this reason Pétain said to his troops "Let's wait for the Americans and their tanks". Without the US France would have been conquered, not because frenchies were weak, but not strong as the Germans. In ww2 they carried all their shitty allies and almost took the whole Europe. It's not political or something but the Germans knew how to fight and were superior. Greetings from Italy.
The French took the Brunt of the German attack, sustained it for four years and ultimately, repelled the invasion. The Americans joined at the last moment, lost some 100,000 men and acted like they won the war. They tipped the scale after Russia was out, but claiming the French to be "weak" utterly disregards the 3 1/2 years of fighting where they held the ground.
@@Exodon2020 Well, I didn't say the french army was weak but the German army was better. France had an empire and the British empire was with them. Germany had Austria and a cringe empire called Ottoman Empire lol
hello italian friend, thank you for changing sides in ww2 so we lost…… no im just kidding my friend hahaha
greetings from germany ✌🏻
@@Marco187Polo I think that Italy wasn't that stront to help Germany but yeah I never agreed in changing sides, sad
*Erika in background*
Sorry to say this but yeah, don't ally with Italy ever during that time.
Also lack IQ of the mustache guy.
It's because of units like the Arditi, SturmTruppen, Diabels Bleus, and Marines that shaped modern Infantry tactics. It's super interesting to look back on their tactics and see how ours are the same, just more evolved and thought out.
The road to baghdad in '03, and 6th Corps' thunder charge in '91 are the 2 closet examples of how the tactics ultimately were refined.
Who are the Diabels Bleus?
@@namelessking4146 The French special forces, like the marines
you: *step in the wrong class*
The class: 0:06
Just what I needed after my Spartan race! Awesome work here
The whole class when that one kid asks for homework 0:17
Same xd
Hah, you added those scenes from The King's Man, nice! Great to see more stuff from you again.
Incredible job my man!
As always of course
Another great video from the best.
This is my favorite song right now. Can’t stop listening.
Your editing skills are second to none
Zaebist!
Thank you my friend!
Our Boy Is Back!
This is the best sabaton music video I’ve ever seen. The parts with the fast drums with the quick change of the shots was awsome
Top units of the very best army in 20th century, or even all modern era
I would not call it the best Army of the 20th century, the Imperial German army was a good army but others I would say are better.
As i expected...
This is masterpiece...
10/10 👍
Thank you
2:03 gives me goosebumps
And he’s back!
You wonder how they weren't slowed down by the weight of their balls of steel
STORMTROOPERS RISE!!!
🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤
🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
German physics were even a mystery to Einstein 😏😉⚫⚪🔴
very well done one of the best so far!!!! 10 out of ten!
Every damn sequence of the video fits perfectly with the music. What a great job
This truly is one of THE best clips I've ever seen.
What a well-edited video; I keep coming back to it.
Nothing better than actual combat footage and All Quiet on the Western Front.
This editing is absolutely amazing.
Amazing work as always, Knight
Great video, keep going you deserve to hit millions of views and likes.
The first one of many more to come , as as always what An amazing work whit the video!
Bro hit me with 2 warnings 💀
What a masterpiece to my new favorite Sabaton song
I love thaht you used kingsman's clips, great video!
Love your Sabaton Videos 💪👍🏻
That was a very well put together vid. well done
Hail to the king! Another masterpiece, great work.
Man I never realized you came back! This is sick!
Great Sabaton video as always Knight.
Amazing job! Love this song
Perfect as always.
Well thank you, I was yesterday searching for this in your channel.
Damn it's been 2 years
Best Sabaton banger ever, period. First time was crazy and I knew it was gonna be as I read the song name
Breathtaking video, well done.
Sabaton has fulfilled its purpose.
That beat with the mg at 1:40. Very good.
Great job, one hell of a video
I like that Otto Dix art thrown in there for that one frame. Had to study him for an art project.
Grate video.
One of the most coolest animation for this song 👍🖤
This is awesome. thanks bro.
This is what sabaton music videos should be! This is so awesome
The only American unit to not have a solider capture or lose any ground to the Germans (and also the first to reach the rine) were the Harlem hell fighters I’m glad sabaton made a song about them too
Bud i read Amerika dont wan a war with Germany . But Germany Lose the battle of Stalingrad that is a Chance for Amerika Germany loose his best army the 6 Army and now attack Amerikan Germany so are balls are Growing in this time
Has returned, with greatness!
outstanding as usual
bravo just no words gorgeous video!
EASILY the BEST clip, I mean seriously, send this to Sabaton already, make it official. Period.
2:15
That footage of the guy and his boot walking with water gushing out of it like that, I 've seen it a decade ago and didn't know where to find it feels like a non-voilent reminder that it isn't comfortable to be at war.
Yes and? Who cares, we want to kill our enemies nothing else, nobody went to war thinking it would be comfortable
@@alexmag342 true.
Superior Firepower doctrine plus Blitzkrieg tactics work well with the means of heavy fire power and lighting speed of panzer division and mechanize infantry, but true mechanize infantry later in the future would be modified with cybernetic and robotic limbs for speed and power
brilliant editing dude!
That was excellent!
Of all the times to miss a Knight video...
Other soldier tactics : attack and defend with normal and slow speed.
Stormtrooper tactics : same as the normal soldier but with S P E E D
Great editing!
Fun fact, the german troops often called the canadians stormtroopers for their aggressive and fearless tactics during WW1
Also the canadians took no prisinors
Wake up mother, Knight SGC is chad posting
now its my favorite song from Sabaton
Wonderful! I was waiting for this one! Heres hoping you'll give dreadnought the same treatment!
Очень качественно выполненный видео ряд, молодец что сделал эту видео работу
Finally some fucking great action from the knight, hopefully you will re-upload the one from the pacific with love some day, I love that one too much, DO VERSAILLE!
Epic again
Thaks for sharing!
You're getting too good at making these
very well cut, awesome
Awesome video. Everytime I hear this song I think Death Korps of Krieg from Warhammer 40,000
3:44 NGL I'm terrified by that clip of the Calvary units. The way you have that "Great Martian War" vibe with the footage it would go so well with a videogame cutscene about the Death Korps of Krieg during the Siege of Vraks.
Fuck. I want to make a first person game based on that siege now 😭