A little girl walked up to an Old British Veteran, who had served from Dunkirk, 1940 to Holland, 1945, she asked him if he had to fight in the war again, would he do it? The Old Veteran smiled and replied in a gentle voice; “For you? Always.” You can’t make this stuff up, we truly were blessed to have such beautiful souls guide our world through such dark and uncertain times.
My Great Grandfather fought his way through the war in the British army, from 1939-1945, I never met him but from what I have heard he was a hell of a guy.
when you respawn, but the match is over, players go out from the server, and the only thing that remains is a peaceful's map, the memories of your team mates
Allways remember, never forget those who died for their country. Their beliefs. Soldiers...soldiers are still humans. There is still humanity in them. There will always be humanity.
I wrote about that poem in 8th grade. The year was 2018, 100 years after the battles of the Great war, and I wrote an essay. It will always be the essay I am most proud of. It was on that poem (The Solider), In Flanders Fields, and Dulce et Decorum est. Lest we forget the horrors of that war.
The very landscape here in Flanders had been scared by the war, you can still see the impact craters of shells in the rare places that were left untouched since then. Bunkers have also been left in place.
Captin- Crane332 To add on, we must remember how long it took for the scar to heal; we must know what pain and torment the scar brought in order to prevent even more.
I did a little digging to find out who was singing near the end. Initially, I thought it was a girl, but it was actually done by a boy by the name of Lucas Rebato. He deserves more recognition.
Might be my favourite monument ever, truly embodies the pointless sacrifices made by the brave men and boys in the 1910s. If only they could have stopped it sooner. The war to end all war, that ended nothing. Rest in peace to all who served.
Beneath this stone rests the body Of a British warrior Unknown by name or rank Brought from France to lie among The most illustrious of the land And buried here on Armistice Day 11 Nov: 1920, in the presence of His Majesty King George V His Ministers of State The Chiefs of his forces And a vast concourse of the nation Thus are commemorated the many Multitudes who during the Great War of 1914 - 1918 gave the most that Man can give life itself For God For King and country For loved ones home and empire For the sacred cause of justice and The freedom of the world They buried him among the kings because he Had done good toward God and toward His house -Tomb of the Unknown Warrior, London.
(Flute) I vow to thee, my country, all earthly things above, Entire and whole and perfect, the service of my love; The love that asks no question, the love that stands the test, That lays upon the altar the dearest and the best; The love that never falters, the love that pays the price, The love that makes undaunted the final sacrifice. (Vocal) And there's another country, I've heard of long ago, Most dear to them that love her, most great to them that know; _We may not count her armies, we may not see her King;_ _Her fortress is a faithful heart, her pride is suffering;_ And soul by soul and silently her shining bounds increase, _And her ways are ways of gentleness, and all her paths are peace._
The first line the undying love the love of God. And the sacrifice of Jesus. The 2nd line is the story of heaven and how some may not get to see our holy king. But when we get there we shall know true peace. Amen
_"They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old:_ _Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn._ _At the going down of the sun and in the morning_ _We will remember them."_ _-Laurence Binyon_
My great grandfather fought in ww2 in the german Wehrmacht in many battles including Stalingrad. He, his wife and son were hiding a jewish woman inside their House for the entirety of the war. He was shattered by a grenade on the frontline and half his body was penetrated by Grenade fragments. Even tho he survived I never got the Chance to talk to him as he died before I was born.
The soldier stood and faced God, Which must always come to pass. He hoped his shoes were shining, Just as brightly as his brass. "Step forward now, you soldier, How shall I deal with you? Have you always turned the other cheek? To my Church have you been true?" The soldier squared his shoulders and said, "No, Lord, I guess I ain't. Because those of us who carry guns, Can't always be a saint. I've had to work most Sundays, And at times my talk was tough. And sometimes I've been violent, Because the world is awfully rough. But, I never took a penny, That wasn't mine to keep... Though I worked a lot of overtime, When the bills just got too steep. And I never passed a cry for help, Though at times I shook with fear. And sometimes, God, forgive me, I've wept unmanly tears. I know I don't deserve a place, Among the people here. They never wanted me around, Except to calm their fears. If you've a place for me here, Lord, It needn't be so grand. I never expected or had too much, But if you don't, I'll understand." There was a silence all around the throne, Where the saints had often trod. As the soldier waited quietly, For the judgement of his God. "Step forward now, you soldier, You've borne your burdens well. Walk peacefully on Heaven's streets, You've done your time in Hell” “The Final Inspection” -Unknown Author
I had a great great grandfather who served in the U.S. Army during world war 2. Based off what my grandma told me, he was the sole reason why her and the rest of my family was able to come to America from the Philippines. He was deployed to the beaches of Normandy. He was supposedly killed there as they found his dog tag around the beach, but his body was never identified. He was declared M.I.A. The only way I remember him now is a picture of him and his dog tag in a frame. He was a fighting Filipino. They will always fight for freedom.
Those who say that about WW2/WW1 Vietnam ect. are for degenerated psychopath its like poo on everyone that gave their life for their country. Obiously they didn't said that about war movies because they are movies.
Merely people who do not understand the impact of videogames. Though to answer your question accurately you must answer the question of exactly what art is.
For 2 years I had hopenin BF5, even thru the hell the game went through, and now half of World War 2 is now never going to get to be seen by DICE (referring to the Eastern, Western, Italian, Winter war, and Fall of Berlin) God rest this game, hope BF6 learns a lesson from bf5
As a Canadian I've always thought of my own homeland when listening to this song but the verse that starts with "and theres another country I've heard of long ago" makes me think of the UK.
@Empire Entertainment I disagree, I love this country and will give my life for it, however my loyalties don't and will never lie with a monarch. My loyalties are to this soil and it's people, thus making God save the Queen redundant. I vow to thee is much more fitting for our national anthem and have been thinking about campaigning to get it changed to so.
Rest In Peace, brave people. For all those soldiers and civilians who fought for their countries in one of the worst conflicts. 🇺🇸🇬🇷🇦🇺🇯🇵🇬🇧🇳🇿🇨🇳🇨🇦🇨🇿🇸🇮🇦🇹🇫🇷🇷🇸🇺🇦🇧🇾🇵🇱🇮🇹🇩🇪🇷🇴🇭🇷🇷🇺🇧🇬🇧🇦🇳🇴 and many more countries...
@@thomasjackson6971 Yeah, that is basically the definition of war. Don't be that disrespectful to my fatherland because of this. The allied countries fight offensive wars in their history too. Be aware of the fact that i hate the Nationalsocialists for what they did to Europe but I don't hate my country because of that period in our history. That would be short minded.
This is a British patriotic song. Lyrics to the parts that were sung: And there's another country, I've heard of long ago, Most dear to them that love her, most great to them that know; We may not count her armies, we may not see her King; Her fortress is a faithful heart, her pride is suffering; And soul by soul and silently her shining bounds increase, And her ways are ways of gentleness and all her paths are peace. The "country" refers to Heaven, the "King" refers to God. This song fits perfectly. As the soldiers fighting in the war died, they went the Heaven, hence the part about "soul by soul and silently her shining bounds increase". Beautiful song.
To all those soilders that fought for our freedom may you rest in peace we will never forget your sacrifice 🇦🇺🇬🇧🇫🇷🇮🇳🇳🇿🇷🇺🇺🇸🇨🇦 And to those on the other side may you rest in peace as well.🇯🇵🇩🇪🇮🇹
My great grandfather was a radioman in the Pacific Theater, fighting the Imperial Japan in our homeland, Philippines, and it was not easy having a 17 kg radio pack at his back which was very unpleasant for him, but he kept going on. He also fought in the Korean War as well, and been promoted to 2nd Lieutenant. He passed away due to old age by 2005..
My great-grandfather was a Japanese soldier during World War II. When he demobilized from China,my grandfather was initially unaware that he was a father. My great-grandfather was drafted shortly after he was born. The feelings of my great-grandfather who fought on the battlefield with his son left would have been very painful.
_"In the streets and in the pubs, drunk off their minds, they would mock each other until they were blue in the face. But on the field of battle they were brothers in arms. Sons of England, Wales, Scotland and Ireland resting in the mud as heroes"_ No one famous said this, it was the words of an unsung hero who you've never heard of. He was no one significant, he was just another man. Another lad who saw the glimmer and glory in fighting for his nation. I found the writing fading on an old crumbling tombstone in a graveyard in a rural England village while exploring the countryside. The simple yet poetic words of a heroic man from the heart of England. Rest in peace Will J. Owensmith (the name of the soldier on the tombstone). 1923 - 1944.
“I have glimpsed another world. A world where humanity shines brightly. Rising from the ashes of these dark times Burning with hope. It illuminates a path through this wreckage. A path to somewhere better.”
My grandpa used to always tell me stories about WW2, life growing up, how very little he had as a kid. He used to walk 15 miles just to go see my grandma when they were young, and how he was in a pilot episode for a western tv show that never took off. I miss him, and my grandma dearly, and I miss listening to his stories. He was a great story teller.
For some odd reason, this is what comes to my head. *Perspective on RAF fighters engaged with the German Luftwaffe, British comms* "Gentlemen, once more into the skies. Once more into the fields, once more do we find ourselves fighting for our right to exist as a nation. Alas, the war to end all wars has passed, but do not let that distract you from what it is at the door. Men in France have gone before us and none have come home the same way they left, and the lucky ones faded in the battlefield. But now is not the time to mourn these men, as those who did come home, come to deliver a simple message. Let the message beat into your hearts as I say, "They come in the skies, they come for our home, and they come for the beloved crown. Defend the homeland, please." Defend the land we must, and we shall. We will defend for God, King, and Country *Have this in the mindset of a briefing situation or an intense air battle that you would see in a movie* Sorry if it sounds cringy lol. Edit: Fixed God, *King*, and Country. I had Queen instead of King.
@@issadahdal513 To be honest this would be good but i can imagine, British Soldier's and German Soldier's suddenly stop fighting once they stare at something like the picture in the video. They stare at the landscape seeing the beauty of the land and decide to stop fighting.
From Portugal. I salute every nation and soldier who fought in this war. May our countries be forever free and independent, friendly and prosperous. I salute you all.
In memory to my grand father who fought in WW2 as part of the 101st airborne. He was one of the men trapped in Bastone during the Battle if the Bulge. Sadly, he passed away when in 2000 when I was only a toddler.
I don't care what people say..this game is a good game. Not only that but the music...is really good...this song in particular made me almost cry. It really brings the emotion out. Edit: Wow 179 likes, didn't expect this to happen but i had to say what i had to say.
@George Adept I can imagine like a movie in my head, imagine if your a soldier, fighting for your country and not knowing if your gonna see your family again, i think that's why they put this kinda of songs, in BF1 the soldiers look like badasses, this BF5 is more like how they feel when they we're going to the war
I realised that this piece brings tears to my eyes not only because I am so proud of my country Britain and the sacrifices of our glorious dead, but also because it almost a melancholic and longing nod to a past where Britons had a right to feel proud, patriotic and emotional without fear of condemnation in this modern and judgemental time. Back when the Union Jack wasn't "a far-right symbol". Back when there was a real sense of what you were defending and fighting for, as you sat there in the trench. Respect to them all. God Save the Queen, long live all our Commonwealth brothers who stayed tied with us. We'll always have your back!
My family fought in both world wars, my great grandfather fought and died in france 1916, my grandfather fought in the second and lived he was a sergeant major, I'll Always remember their sacrifices.
@@leej4523 "They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old: Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn. At the going down of the sun and in the morning We will remember them." Lest we forget
Folks , gather for a final salute to Battlefield V . Even though it had problems , it was a game which had potential and was enjoyable much at times . I think we should for now at this moment , appreciate the game for what it is and not hate it for what was not . From Iwo Jima to Devastation , from Operation Underground to Narvik we shall cherish the moments we had . Although the game's support is ending , the player base , even if lesser in numbers , will continue to PTFO . See you all on the Battlefield !
I still remember Flight Of The Pigeon, Lacrimosa, Dawn Of A New Time, Battlefield One, Avanti Savoia, and so many others from the BF1 ost, now coming to bf 5, it feels good to remember this ost
This is the song I think about when I have the time to take a minute away from my military life, especially getting a letter from home. It reminds you of the value of peace and why I fight for it.
Rest now, Queen Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom. One can only hope to achieve half the dedication you showed through a life of service to your people.
The German soldiers were just following orders, protecting their country. Most had nothing to do with the Nazis. Rommel even tried to kill Hitler. Don't blame the Werhmacht for the high officials
dice does a lot that we dont appreciate enough. and that is why battlefield has such a great community. because its core is the type of players who stay loyal specifically because we do appreciate stuff like this song.
When I hear this song, I imagine my medic on the UK side, after a battle, sitting in a heap of used bandages with other used items strewn about the floor, and just humming this song sort of like a half dead zombie. Yeah it sounds cringy but if you put yourself in those shoes, you feel like you’re there, and it’s really eye opening to know that that’s how a lot of medical personal had to have felt after fighting for a person’s life.
They were brave, and did their duty well...I've read on their service here in Australia...and a lot of nations thought for a country and conflict not their own...but they stood up anyways, and played their part well
I agree it was sad that your country was rarely mentioned but you're not the only one I'm mexican my country was never mentioned as well but I remember them as always
@@ghostcreeper243 We will remember your Expeditionary Air Force who are under US Command, whom flew to liberate the Philippines, who fought for all might be free. We are in great debt of gratitude to your nation and the pilots who flew the planes. They shall not grow old, we will remember them.
I met a 88 year old man at a military show who used to be a corpsman (somewhat of a frontline medic) in the pacific in lansing MI, I talked to him for around 15 minutes asking questions. very nice and totally fine with answering anything. one question i asked him “what’s the number 1 thing that stuck with you after the war” his response “all of the ones i tried save, i was the last person they ever saw” These men were legends and always will be!
There’s just something about this that just brings me to tears. Especially in the prologue and Epilogue. It just makes you feel something. Truly astonishing.
I'm 14 years old, i dont can think how it happenend in the WW1 as WW2, but with this Music/Song it come everything to me and it make me sad... I've lost my grandpa in the ww2, so R.I.P Grandpa !❤️
Hey i'm actually 14 too, my great uncle who was very close to my family fought in WW2. He survived. But he was around my age. He lied that he was 18. He was just a teenager from Scotland yet he survived what many died from.
As a very young woman, she famously said, her whole life whether it be long or short would be devoted to our service. Well, never was a person truer to their word. RIP Queen
2:45 those strings are so innocent and pure, when they fall at 2:52 it sounds like losing a loving child, absolutely heart wrenching... For me I imagined a memory of peaceful innocent times as a child, then brought back with the realization you'll never have that again.
And when he gets to Heaven, to Saint Peter he will tell: "Just another soldier reporting, Sir. I've served my time in Hell." Lest we forget all those who sadly lost their life's during both WW1 and WW2 from all nations, ethnicities and backgrounds on all sides of the war. You fought for your countries, you fought to stop the conflict but most importantly you fought to ensure a greater future for generations to come and you fought to prevent such an atrocity from ever happening again to ensure that your children and your childrens children would never have to go through/be part of such a horrific event in the future, and for that we are all eternally grateful and thankful. Even though you have sadly gone whilst fighting for your country, for your families and for the future of many generations to come, you will all never ever be forgotten for such efforts, and you will all always remain forever in our hearts ❤️❤️ R.I.P. and God bless to all those who we lost during the wars and other conflicts and battles both past and present, and God bless to those who have lost somebody due to war/conflict, remember that you are not on your own, you never will be as those you have lost will always be watching and looking down to help guide you on the path to your dreams, it's up to you whether you follow that path ❤️ God bless everyone ❤️❤️
Whenever I see a soldier in a ww2 film or something similar I never think if they are bad guys or good guys. I think of them as a soldier fighting for their country and you should always respect that
Whether they like it or not, they have no choice but to fight in order to save million lives behind their backs. That's why I always respect veterans and those who are in military service.
R.I.P. Prince Phillip So many of being the Queen's husband, best friend and most loyal subject. So many years of being a beloved father to several amazing children, an a grandfather to their children and so on. But most of all, being an inspiration to all of the Commonwealth. Much love from Australia 🇦🇺🇬🇧
I remember this playing at the festival of remembrance as veterans all came and saluted their fallen comrades followed by a single Dunkirk veteran who Timmy knowledge has now sadly passed away
Back in 7th grade I remember playing a version of this in my orchestra or something very similar. When I heard this is game I recognized it almost instantly
My Grandad's Father. Who was a in command of Australian and British Forces in North Africa. He led charges against Rommel's DAK in the sandy dunes including The Siege of Tobruk and El Alamein. Sadly he lost many great men during the campaign. Close friends to comrades. My Grandad told me that after the War he was never the same and he never talked to him since then. My Grandad had photos of Him and his Dad ever since he was born. Including Photos of him in North Africa. But fortunately when I flew over to England with my Grandad. He took me and my family to his Father's Graveyard. and On his grave were Medals. including a Victoria cross. On his Grave also was his Favorite Books, flowers, a picture of his Wife and finally. A holy bible... My Grandad knelt down and cried. He murmured something I couldn't hear. But as he stood up. I walked up to him and look at the Grave. I said to my Grandad: "I'm sorry." I then turn to the grave. I saluted and said: "God Bless." Alongside me was my Grandad doing the same.
I had a great great grandfather who participated in the second world war, he was a submarine chaser ensuring the supplies reached out to the Frontline escorting the boats across the Atlantic, I make a salute to him by writing this comment and a respectful salute to all of your family members who died or participated in that war protecting our freedom (or on the axis) their country and family, making a harsh sacrifice to ensure we can have a better future, respect to all the service all of your families made and I wish you and your families all peace and happiness, much gratitude and respect, to the sacrifices they made for their countries, their families, our freedom, and the lesson they gave us to remember for the future, may war only remain in the history books and not the future and present so we can learn from their mistakes they made for a better future may we prosper and accept, to all readers of this comment, thank you 🙏
Pvt .joe poucette never saw the snow on the great plains again, this man was my great grandfather who was the only warrior from my reservation to go and fight. This wasn’t our war the elders told him but he didn’t listen, I never understood why he went but one day when the curator takes me home I shall then understand why he went to go and fight in the war in Europe.
This song is so beautiful for a first person shooter. The kid sounds so innocent and when he sings about heaven's army just makes me tear up every time.
I bought Battlefield V and finished the single player part, the story didn't touch me too much, but in the epilogue, when the song was rising, I cried like a baby and I don't know why. It seems like I forget something I loved, but my heart still remember...
The emotion you feel when you first open the game, and you are passing from battle to battle, dying each time, and eventually ending this song as it has quotes and stuff trailing by. It is very emotional.
we all made jokes that she was immortal but we were wrong she may be physically gone but its true her legacy is indeed immortal RIP HM Queen Elizabeth II best wishes to HM King Charles III and the rest of the people of Great Britain
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"The real lasting victories are those of peace, not of war". Even just the damaged pride of a soldier on the losing side in the first war, is what contributed to putting him on the path to starting another one.
My great-great-grandfather died of hunger and cold in Leningrad, blocked by Finno-Nazi forces. This was told to me by my great-grandmother, who survived the war and siege of Leningrad and survived until 2011. She would not want this to happen again. Thanks to all our allies from the grateful peoples of the former Soviet Union for their help in the fight against brown plague. Never forget.
The song is full of promise. Remembering those who fought for peace. But now the youth takes things for granted and insult their origin. It breaks my heart to live through this times.
There's this old museum called March Airforce base I visited once and it was probably the most beautiful thing I've ever seen. Old planes showing of their glory days, uniforms decorated with honor from their time, bomber jackets showing those who came home and those who flew forever. It was dual of somber moment and beauty seeing these planes have been restored and brought here, I even got to see them bring in another war veteran the b-25 Mitchell. Finally shaking the rust off that old bird.
Who knew a FPS game could bring out the humanity in people through a soundtrack? All these people telling their stories of their past ones, or how this touched them, did so because they heard in-game song. DICE has a gift man. And I’ll suppose I’ll join in. My Great Uncle Woody Ivy was a big bearded man, with from what I know the thickest Irish accent you could imagine. I’ve only seen pictures, towering over everyone, from the bartender to his comrades. He died fighting in the First World War, at twenty seven. He‘d married two years prior, and his first son born months before he left. He’d supposedly always say “Aye, ye got one life tah live. Tah hell when it’s over. Make it memorable, cos then it don’t stop livin.” And we’ve got those words exactly printed and framed in our living room. Wish I could’ve met the guy. All I’ve learned from him is to be a genuine, charming person. Not one person disliked him. I find it amazing that this song made me think of him so deeply. Seriously kudos to EA for such a remarkable franchise, and my gratefulness for Great Uncle Woody and those that died on the battlefields.
That story just brought tears to my eyes. And I don't mean this in a sarcastic or mocking way. Absolutely genuine. Thanks for sharing that story. May your Great Uncle rest in peace and watch over all of your family from above.
My great grandfather on my mother’s side was an American Paratrooper. His glider was shot down above France and everyone on board died in the crash except him. When Germans came to check for survivors, he played dead and they overlooked him. Later in the war, he was supposed to clear a building with his company, but it was rigged to explode by the Germans. He figured that out and ran out the back of the building while everyone else ran out the front. When the building exploded his friend didn’t see him come out and he thought he was dead for the rest of the war. After the war his friend came to my great grandfather’s house with flowers to tell his wife that he was killed in an explosion, but my great grandmother replied with “he’s not dead, he’s eating breakfast!” On my father’s side, my great grandfather fought for the German army. I don’t know very much about him, but I know his plane was shot down over the Mediterranean during the African campaign, his plane went down in the sea and they never found him. Sorry this was so long, but if you read the whole thing I appreciate it!
I was born in Bedford Virginia, 2003. My elementary school was literally down the hill from the D-Day memorial, I visited it once my whole life and that was the summer of 4th grade, that was the best summer of my life and all I can do is thank the many soldiers who were etched into that memorial, in a be honest, I'm a huge history nerd and if I could go back to any time for even a few seconds, it would be D-Day, just so I could have even the slightest feeling of bravery those men had. P.S. sorry for the book long comment
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A little girl walked up to an Old British Veteran, who had served from Dunkirk, 1940 to Holland, 1945, she asked him if he had to fight in the war again, would he do it? The Old Veteran smiled and replied in a gentle voice; “For you? Always.”
You can’t make this stuff up, we truly were blessed to have such beautiful souls guide our world through such dark and uncertain times.
My Great Grandfather fought his way through the war in the British army, from 1939-1945, I never met him but from what I have heard he was a hell of a guy.
Wowwwwww
NihilisticEntropy u probably thought u were being funny when u wrote that...
NihilisticEntropy get the fuck out of this comment section you unfunny brat
NihilisticEntropy eat shit
when you respawn, but the match is over, players go out from the server, and the only thing that remains is a peaceful's map, the memories of your team mates
no, ı only memories raging team
Memories of your teammates
I don't call it memories
I call it tea bagged corpses killed by mmg campers and boys anti tank rifle campers
My worst memory was my teamates not reviving me or not following my orders
@@rizzzzzzz2580 good soliders follow orders
Plus one thing i rage at is teammates running over fortifications
_"If I should die, think only this of me:_
_That there’s some corner of a foreign field_
_That is for ever England."_
_Rupert Brooke - 1887 - 1915_
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Allways remember, never forget those who died for their country. Their beliefs. Soldiers...soldiers are still humans. There is still humanity in them. There will always be humanity.
Great poem, although Rupert Brooke never experienced the battlefields of the Great War; he did suffer the consequences of it.
Johno he was only 28
I wrote about that poem in 8th grade. The year was 2018, 100 years after the battles of the Great war, and I wrote an essay. It will always be the essay I am most proud of. It was on that poem (The Solider), In Flanders Fields, and Dulce et Decorum est. Lest we forget the horrors of that war.
The wound is healed, but the scar remains intact.
That's the war.
But if the scar fades away, we must remember how we got the scar. To prevent it from happening again
Agreed
What if both side gained new scar from new enemies, did they forget the old scar ?
The very landscape here in Flanders had been scared by the war, you can still see the impact craters of shells in the rare places that were left untouched since then. Bunkers have also been left in place.
Captin- Crane332 To add on, we must remember how long it took for the scar to heal; we must know what pain and torment the scar brought in order to prevent even more.
I did a little digging to find out who was singing near the end. Initially, I thought it was a girl, but it was actually done by a boy by the name of Lucas Rebato. He deserves more recognition.
is he 5
He sound like a middle school girl
Yeah, Anglican churches have some real good choirs
Like tavner’s the lamb
Thanks, detective
My guess is that this song was made for Kids...So that the Younger Generation can join the Military.
"Your name is unknown but your deed is immortal."
-Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, Moscow.
Thats absolutely beautiful
Might be my favourite monument ever, truly embodies the pointless sacrifices made by the brave men and boys in the 1910s. If only they could have stopped it sooner. The war to end all war, that ended nothing. Rest in peace to all who served.
“Here rest in honored glory an American soldier known but to god”
-Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, Arlington
Beneath this stone rests the body
Of a British warrior
Unknown by name or rank
Brought from France to lie among
The most illustrious of the land
And buried here on Armistice Day
11 Nov: 1920, in the presence of
His Majesty King George V
His Ministers of State
The Chiefs of his forces
And a vast concourse of the nation
Thus are commemorated the many
Multitudes who during the Great
War of 1914 - 1918 gave the most that
Man can give life itself
For God
For King and country
For loved ones home and empire
For the sacred cause of justice and
The freedom of the world
They buried him among the kings because he
Had done good toward God and toward
His house
-Tomb of the Unknown Warrior, London.
Well said..
“To be a soldier is to be brave, strong and broken…. All at once”
I still can't forget The Flight Of The Pigeon
Yea this is the the flight of the pigeons of battlefield v
*"GRAB THE PEGEON EDWARDS"*
Uh bf1 ?
Chilli Shaus shut up mcmanus
No one can
(Flute)
I vow to thee, my country, all earthly things above,
Entire and whole and perfect, the service of my love;
The love that asks no question, the love that stands the test,
That lays upon the altar the dearest and the best;
The love that never falters, the love that pays the price,
The love that makes undaunted the final sacrifice.
(Vocal)
And there's another country, I've heard of long ago,
Most dear to them that love her, most great to them that know;
_We may not count her armies, we may not see her King;_
_Her fortress is a faithful heart, her pride is suffering;_
And soul by soul and silently her shining bounds increase,
_And her ways are ways of gentleness, and all her paths are peace._
Thank you!
@@Kvitfrost
Try singing the lyrics within the flute segment...you'll love it
I like that ost,makes me gentle and delighted😀😀😀
The first line the undying love the love of God. And the sacrifice of Jesus.
The 2nd line is the story of heaven and how some may not get to see our holy king. But when we get there we shall know true peace.
Amen
@@rosaria8384 yeah I tried that with my Scooby Doo and Shaggy sounding ass voice...
...didn't really work out
_"They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old:_
_Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn._
_At the going down of the sun and in the morning_
_We will remember them."_
_-Laurence Binyon_
"The Ode" mate well said
My great grandfather fought in ww2 in the german Wehrmacht in many battles including Stalingrad. He, his wife and son were hiding a jewish woman inside their House for the entirety of the war.
He was shattered by a grenade on the frontline and half his body was penetrated by Grenade fragments. Even tho he survived I never got the Chance to talk to him as he died before I was born.
Thomas Jackson how the fuck is any of that funny??
@@thomasjackson6971 you know, you shouldn't be here. Your not mature enough to talk about this.
Your great grand father was an honorable man...I salute him for not ratting out that family,I'm sure he was a good man
he fought in Stalingrad and survived?? OMG respect
That didn't felt good for sure.
The soldier stood and faced God,
Which must always come to pass.
He hoped his shoes were shining,
Just as brightly as his brass.
"Step forward now, you soldier,
How shall I deal with you?
Have you always turned the other cheek?
To my Church have you been true?"
The soldier squared his shoulders and said,
"No, Lord, I guess I ain't.
Because those of us who carry guns,
Can't always be a saint.
I've had to work most Sundays,
And at times my talk was tough.
And sometimes I've been violent,
Because the world is awfully rough.
But, I never took a penny,
That wasn't mine to keep...
Though I worked a lot of overtime,
When the bills just got too steep.
And I never passed a cry for help,
Though at times I shook with fear.
And sometimes, God, forgive me,
I've wept unmanly tears.
I know I don't deserve a place,
Among the people here.
They never wanted me around,
Except to calm their fears.
If you've a place for me here, Lord,
It needn't be so grand.
I never expected or had too much,
But if you don't, I'll understand."
There was a silence all around the throne,
Where the saints had often trod.
As the soldier waited quietly,
For the judgement of his God.
"Step forward now, you soldier,
You've borne your burdens well.
Walk peacefully on Heaven's streets,
You've done your time in Hell”
“The Final Inspection”
-Unknown Author
Holy crap dude....this is beautiful.
Simply beautiful.... and so true.
this is beautiful and emotional
I was expecting Angry webbs saying God isn’t real Nice work
I almost cried reading this while the song played in the back ground.
I had a great great grandfather who served in the U.S. Army during world war 2. Based off what my grandma told me, he was the sole reason why her and the rest of my family was able to come to America from the Philippines. He was deployed to the beaches of Normandy. He was supposedly killed there as they found his dog tag around the beach, but his body was never identified. He was declared M.I.A. The only way I remember him now is a picture of him and his dog tag in a frame.
He was a fighting Filipino. They will always fight for freedom.
Never forget.
Saludo ako sainyong lolo
May God Bless And Protect the Noble People of The Philippines. That Majestic Continent of Islands in the Southwest Pacific Ocean.
May he rest in peace and eat some Pancit and white rice in heaven.🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭
God bless him
Heard several versions of this. Might be the best one. Who says video games aren't art?
Magister Damask
Old people
Magister Damask the original is Jupiter by Gustav Holst 😐
Those who say that about WW2/WW1 Vietnam ect. are for degenerated psychopath
its like poo on everyone that gave their life for their country. Obiously they didn't said that about war movies because they are movies.
Merely people who do not understand the impact of videogames.
Though to answer your question accurately you must answer the question of exactly what art is.
👍
BFV's funeral song after DICE just killed it officially.
R.I.P. Battlefield V.
You never stood a chance.
For 2 years I had hopenin BF5, even thru the hell the game went through, and now half of World War 2 is now never going to get to be seen by DICE (referring to the Eastern, Western, Italian, Winter war, and Fall of Berlin)
God rest this game, hope BF6 learns a lesson from bf5
@@Major_Bomber187 maybe after bf6,DICE got a chance to fix the mess they had made(of course it's just a wish)
Whether you love or hate bf5
We have to admit.
Bf5 sucks
@@rafasya2247 Indeed.
@@rafasya2247 but it's soundtrack is good
She may be gone... but forever in heart... Many vowed to her country.
God bless and may the Queen's soul rest in peace.
*God save the Queen.*
God bless the Queen
Amen
the queen will probably be in hell by now lol
lol
Bout time she kicked the bucket.
The 'real' national anthem of the UK.
If we leave it to politicians to decide ... they'll ultimately outlaw it ... and any other "offensive" music.
True with Jeruselem
As a Canadian I've always thought of my own homeland when listening to this song but the verse that starts with "and theres another country I've heard of long ago" makes me think of the UK.
@Empire Entertainment I disagree, I love this country and will give my life for it, however my loyalties don't and will never lie with a monarch. My loyalties are to this soil and it's people, thus making God save the Queen redundant. I vow to thee is much more fitting for our national anthem and have been thinking about campaigning to get it changed to so.
@Empire Entertainment I vow to thee my country should be the commonwealth anthem
Frodo:I can't do this Sam.
Sam:I know! It's all wrong, by rights we shouldn't even be here! But we are.
Miller Thomas HANS! BRING ZE FLAMMENWERFER!
*WE HAVE MIDGETS*
😂
@King Lurch One is not simply prepared for this.
I literally just watched fellowship of the ring
I was think the same exact thing
Rest In Peace, brave people. For all those soldiers and civilians who fought for their countries in one of the worst conflicts. 🇺🇸🇬🇷🇦🇺🇯🇵🇬🇧🇳🇿🇨🇳🇨🇦🇨🇿🇸🇮🇦🇹🇫🇷🇷🇸🇺🇦🇧🇾🇵🇱🇮🇹🇩🇪🇷🇴🇭🇷🇷🇺🇧🇬🇧🇦🇳🇴 and many more countries...
Thomas Jackson Jesus Christ, they were fighting to protect their homeland like so many others, what makes them different apart from the Nazi party
not all Germans fighting were Nazis.
@@thomasjackson6971 Yeah, that is basically the definition of war.
Don't be that disrespectful to my fatherland because of this.
The allied countries fight offensive wars in their history too.
Be aware of the fact that i hate the Nationalsocialists for what they did to Europe but I don't hate my country because of that period in our history. That would be short minded.
Where is Brasil?
You forgot India- 1 million+ deaths
This is a British patriotic song. Lyrics to the parts that were sung:
And there's another country, I've heard of long ago,
Most dear to them that love her, most great to them that know;
We may not count her armies, we may not see her King;
Her fortress is a faithful heart, her pride is suffering;
And soul by soul and silently her shining bounds increase,
And her ways are ways of gentleness and all her paths are peace.
The "country" refers to Heaven, the "King" refers to God. This song fits perfectly. As the soldiers fighting in the war died, they went the Heaven, hence the part about "soul by soul and silently her shining bounds increase". Beautiful song.
Thanks for explaining, bud.
From your brother across the pond 🇬🇧🇨🇦
Thomas Jackson it's a poem about Britain. But it also isn't a song it's a hymn.
🗿
Also the original melody comes from Gustav Holst's the Planets Jupiter Movement before he dedicated it to his country a few days after World War 1
Brandon Dang Canada is part of the british empire🇬🇧
To all those soilders that fought for our freedom may you rest in peace we will never forget your sacrifice 🇦🇺🇬🇧🇫🇷🇮🇳🇳🇿🇷🇺🇺🇸🇨🇦
And to those on the other side may you rest in peace as well.🇯🇵🇩🇪🇮🇹
My great grandfather was a radioman in the Pacific Theater, fighting the Imperial Japan in our homeland, Philippines, and it was not easy having a 17 kg radio pack at his back which was very unpleasant for him, but he kept going on. He also fought in the Korean War as well, and been promoted to 2nd Lieutenant. He passed away due to old age by 2005..
I am really sorry for your grand father
Respect to him and may he rest in peace
@@bustyblackboy2029 AYOO STFU
@@rizzzzzzz2580 Don't be pissed at him, he's tryna get attention, the best thing to do is to not give it.
I was born in 2005, wild.
"Man's unworthiest creation. What lead it back to us?"
Mothers and fathers Brothers and sisters we have no world without them
My great-grandfather was a Japanese soldier during World War II.
When he demobilized from China,my grandfather was initially unaware that he was a father. My great-grandfather was drafted shortly after he was born. The feelings of my great-grandfather who fought on the battlefield with his son left would have been very painful.
Such a beautiful track that fits WWII perfectly. RIP to the men who fought and died during this tragedy. Regardless of ideology or nationality.
Her majesty has passed
Good
Good
Good
Good
Finally
_"In the streets and in the pubs, drunk off their minds, they would mock each other until they were blue in the face. But on the field of battle they were brothers in arms. Sons of England, Wales, Scotland and Ireland resting in the mud as heroes"_
No one famous said this, it was the words of an unsung hero who you've never heard of. He was no one significant, he was just another man. Another lad who saw the glimmer and glory in fighting for his nation. I found the writing fading on an old crumbling tombstone in a graveyard in a rural England village while exploring the countryside. The simple yet poetic words of a heroic man from the heart of England. Rest in peace Will J. Owensmith (the name of the soldier on the tombstone). 1923 - 1944.
That's bloody beautiful. I'll admit, I teared up a little reading that. God rest their souls.
“I have glimpsed another world. A world where humanity shines brightly.
Rising from the ashes of these dark times Burning with hope. It illuminates a path through this wreckage.
A path to somewhere better.”
My grandpa used to always tell me stories about WW2, life growing up, how very little he had as a kid. He used to walk 15 miles just to go see my grandma when they were young, and how he was in a pilot episode for a western tv show that never took off. I miss him, and my grandma dearly, and I miss listening to his stories. He was a great story teller.
I love how you can hear the flute player take breaths
honestly that's the one part of the song I hate. It is so beautiful, but the damn flute breaths take me out of the zone.
I never noticed until I read this comment 😂, now I'll always hear it
For some odd reason, this is what comes to my head. *Perspective on RAF fighters engaged with the German Luftwaffe, British comms* "Gentlemen, once more into the skies. Once more into the fields, once more do we find ourselves fighting for our right to exist as a nation. Alas, the war to end all wars has passed, but do not let that distract you from what it is at the door. Men in France have gone before us and none have come home the same way they left, and the lucky ones faded in the battlefield. But now is not the time to mourn these men, as those who did come home, come to deliver a simple message. Let the message beat into your hearts as I say, "They come in the skies, they come for our home, and they come for the beloved crown. Defend the homeland, please." Defend the land we must, and we shall. We will defend for God, King, and Country *Have this in the mindset of a briefing situation or an intense air battle that you would see in a movie* Sorry if it sounds cringy lol.
Edit: Fixed God, *King*, and Country. I had Queen instead of King.
King
No, this isn't cringey, this is beautiful!
@@FranciscoFuica Thanks mate I will make that correction. I'm so used to hearing Queen that it got stuck.
@@DanielHernandez-ni7ed Thank you! Honestly, that was the first thing I could imagine given the situation they were facing at the time.
@@issadahdal513 To be honest this would be good but i can imagine, British Soldier's and German Soldier's suddenly stop fighting once they stare at something like the picture in the video. They stare at the landscape seeing the beauty of the land and decide to stop fighting.
In memory of all those from all nations who fought in the Second World War, no matter which side they were on. 🇬🇧🇫🇷🇨🇦🇦🇺🇳🇿🇷🇺🇺🇸🇩🇪🇯🇵🇮🇹
They were all fighting for a better world in their eyes and hearts
@NONAME123359 he missed a lot of countries:) such as mine, Romania. Its not a problem
@NONAME123359 I'm well aware I missed a lot of nations, that's why I said ALL nations. Those are just a few examples I put down.
There is no finland flak... winter war 1939-1940 continual war 1941-1944 lapland war 1944-1945..
@@petriL21 Including Finland 🇫🇮
my name is unknown, but my sacrifice will always be remembered
- Indonesian soldier, August 17th 1945
From Portugal. I salute every nation and soldier who fought in this war. May our countries be forever free and independent, friendly and prosperous. I salute you all.
In memory to my grand father who fought in WW2 as part of the 101st airborne. He was one of the men trapped in Bastone during the Battle if the Bulge. Sadly, he passed away when in 2000 when I was only a toddler.
bit late but which regiment was he in?
Honor to him and the 101st. They fought valiantly to deter the Germans at the Bulge
Battlefield 5, battlefield 1, and battlefield 1942 had the best soundtracks.
4 was dope also
Bad Company too
What about Battlefield 3 and bad company 1 and 2
I don't care what people say..this game is a good game. Not only that but the music...is really good...this song in particular made me almost cry. It really brings the emotion out.
Edit: Wow 179 likes, didn't expect this to happen but i had to say what i had to say.
@George Adept that is true.....but its still good
What do you mean the game has nothing to do with world war 2?
@George Adept I can imagine like a movie in my head, imagine if your a soldier, fighting for your country and not knowing if your gonna see your family again, i think that's why they put this kinda of songs, in BF1 the soldiers look like badasses, this BF5 is more like how they feel when they we're going to the war
Music is the only good thing. Proud I decided not to buy this sjw crap game
George Adept its ww2 themed not based directly from it, just look at the customization.
Rest in peace Queen Elizabeth II. You will never, ever be forgotten.
🇬🇧
I realised that this piece brings tears to my eyes not only because I am so proud of my country Britain and the sacrifices of our glorious dead, but also because it almost a melancholic and longing nod to a past where Britons had a right to feel proud, patriotic and emotional without fear of condemnation in this modern and judgemental time. Back when the Union Jack wasn't "a far-right symbol". Back when there was a real sense of what you were defending and fighting for, as you sat there in the trench. Respect to them all. God Save the Queen, long live all our Commonwealth brothers who stayed tied with us. We'll always have your back!
My family fought in both world wars, my great grandfather fought and died in france 1916, my grandfather fought in the second and lived he was a sergeant major, I'll Always remember their sacrifices.
❤
@@leej4523 "They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old:
Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn.
At the going down of the sun and in the morning
We will remember them."
Lest we forget
Folks , gather for a final salute to Battlefield V . Even though it had problems , it was a game which had potential and was enjoyable much at times . I think we should for now at this moment , appreciate the game for what it is and not hate it for what was not . From Iwo Jima to Devastation , from Operation Underground to Narvik we shall cherish the moments we had . Although the game's support is ending , the player base , even if lesser in numbers , will continue to PTFO . See you all on the Battlefield !
You made me cry I salute you (*-*)7
Well said mate, enjoy the battlefield and play the objective !
PTFO brother 💪🏻
PRESENT ARMS...READY...AIM...FIRE
READY...AIM...FIRE
READY...AIM...FIRE
ORDER ARMS.
This song is for real battle, not a shitty game.
I still remember Flight Of The Pigeon, Lacrimosa, Dawn Of A New Time, Battlefield One, Avanti Savoia, and so many others from the BF1 ost, now coming to bf 5, it feels good to remember this ost
we should never forget the heroes that died in wars not just WW2 but also the great war , they made the biggest sacrifice for us.
LEST WE FORGET
The first verse can be unlocked for $4.99.
Bruh
This is the comedic relief we need here to remind us who these men fought and died for.
*Listens to other videos on RUclips and gets arrested for piracy*
Lolll
@@jimboonie9885 what a grandstand you've made master Kenobi what was that about absolutes only the sith deal in them
A Theme For Kjell, Flight of the Messenger Pigeon, and I Vow to Thee My Country. Battlefield never ceases to impress with its emotional soundtracks
i vow to thee my country is a british military hymn not a battlefield original
Rip Queen Elizabeth II. You have been reunited with your husband thank you for a lifetime of service. Rest easy Your Majesty ❤
My grandfather cried when he heard this song; he was in the USMC.
I salute him for his service to our nation
your dad is a British patriot?
@@captainbonkerang United States Marine Corps
He doesn't need to be British to listen to this wonderful piece
Austin Black but was he a British patriot?
Bless him for serving his country. I'm not from America, but I thank him from the bottom of my heart
I haven't already played BFV and now I can't wait anymore just to listen to this song!
@Bro Down Fuck you dude.
You're spitting on the graves of our forefathers by showing disrespect towards a hommage to a tragedy.
@Bro Down BF1 and all war movies does that too you dumbass it isnt new
@@ceoofbooba678 alot of people dont realise that
This is the song I think about when I have the time to take a minute away from my military life, especially getting a letter from home. It reminds you of the value of peace and why I fight for it.
God bless you soldier!
Also have respect for England because It’s a english patriot song
Rest In Peace, one of my favorite shooters of the decade.
- 2018 -- 2020 -
Battlefield V, you will be missed, yet not forgotten.
Single player sucked but multiplayer was good
@@gwuba3689 single player didnt suck at all lol thats ur opinion buddy
Rest now, Queen Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom. One can only hope to achieve half the dedication you showed through a life of service to your people.
Rest in peace for all of the eighty million soldiers and civilians that lost they're lives in World War Two, you will always be remembered 🙏
The German soldiers were just following orders, protecting their country. Most had nothing to do with the Nazis. Rommel even tried to kill Hitler. Don't blame the Werhmacht for the high officials
@Alexis Versa no the SS conscripted a lot of members
@Alexis Versa My bad
8 Million just died on german side... The Soviets lost more that 20 Million people during WWII
Daniel Provin because they used their soldiers like cannon fodder. The lack of respect for human life was especially apparent to the Russians.
dice does a lot that we dont appreciate enough. and that is why battlefield has such a great community. because its core is the type of players who stay loyal specifically because we do appreciate stuff like this song.
When I hear this song, I imagine my medic on the UK side, after a battle, sitting in a heap of used bandages with other used items strewn about the floor, and just humming this song sort of like a half dead zombie. Yeah it sounds cringy but if you put yourself in those shoes, you feel like you’re there, and it’s really eye opening to know that that’s how a lot of medical personal had to have felt after fighting for a person’s life.
This hits diffrent when the queen died
Never thought I'd find myself getting patriotic about a country I was not born into.
When reading these comments, all of them, i find myself getting a patriot for humanity.
In the memory for those Indian brothers and Sisters who died during ww2 fighting for the British Indian army 🇮🇳🇬🇧
They were brave, and did their duty well...I've read on their service here in Australia...and a lot of nations thought for a country and conflict not their own...but they stood up anyways, and played their part well
Enver Pasha Shut up you weasel
I agree it was sad that your country was rarely mentioned but you're not the only one I'm mexican my country was never mentioned as well but I remember them as always
@@ghostcreeper243 We will remember your Expeditionary Air Force who are under US Command, whom flew to liberate the Philippines, who fought for all might be free.
We are in great debt of gratitude to your nation and the pilots who flew the planes.
They shall not grow old, we will remember them.
Indeed. They deserve to be remembered with their British counterparts.
It's amazing that such an incredible song should come from a Battlefield game.
it’s a british military hymn
Battlefield did not invent this. It was a patriotic British hymn made in 1921.
@@clover4522 That's true. I meant this version of the song.
Even a grown man or soldier from any country will feel emotional and shed a tear on this rendition of I Vow To Thee My Country.
I met a 88 year old man at a military show who used to be a corpsman (somewhat of a frontline medic) in the pacific in lansing MI, I talked to him for around 15 minutes asking questions. very nice and totally fine with answering anything.
one question i asked him “what’s the number 1 thing that stuck with you after the war” his response “all of the ones i tried save, i was the last person they ever saw” These men were legends and always will be!
The true hero's are the ones who didn't come home
There’s just something about this that just brings me to tears. Especially in the prologue and Epilogue. It just makes you feel something. Truly astonishing.
I'm 14 years old, i dont can think how it happenend in the WW1 as WW2, but with this Music/Song it come everything to me and it make me sad...
I've lost my grandpa in the ww2, so R.I.P Grandpa !❤️
This was at a time when men and women were noble. Unlike many today who are diabolical.
❤️
Hey i'm actually 14 too, my great uncle who was very close to my family fought in WW2. He survived. But he was around my age. He lied that he was 18. He was just a teenager from Scotland yet he survived what many died from.
I am the same, my uncle and great grandfather fought the Germans in WW2, and I had a great grandfather in the Great War.
Your ways were of peace, Rest in Peace, Your Majesty. 😥
God Save the Queen!
As a very young woman, she famously said, her whole life whether it be long or short would be devoted to our service. Well, never was a person truer to their word.
RIP Queen
2:45 those strings are so innocent and pure, when they fall at 2:52 it sounds like losing a loving child, absolutely heart wrenching... For me I imagined a memory of peaceful innocent times as a child, then brought back with the realization you'll never have that again.
this song reminds me of my childhood as well.
And when he gets to Heaven,
to Saint Peter he will tell:
"Just another soldier reporting, Sir.
I've served my time in Hell."
Lest we forget all those who sadly lost their life's during both WW1 and WW2 from all nations, ethnicities and backgrounds on all sides of the war.
You fought for your countries, you fought to stop the conflict but most importantly you fought to ensure a greater future for generations to come and you fought to prevent such an atrocity from ever happening again to ensure that your children and your childrens children would never have to go through/be part of such a horrific event in the future, and for that we are all eternally grateful and thankful. Even though you have sadly gone whilst fighting for your country, for your families and for the future of many generations to come, you will all never ever be forgotten for such efforts, and you will all always remain forever in our hearts ❤️❤️
R.I.P. and God bless to all those who we lost during the wars and other conflicts and battles both past and present, and God bless to those who have lost somebody due to war/conflict, remember that you are not on your own, you never will be as those you have lost will always be watching and looking down to help guide you on the path to your dreams, it's up to you whether you follow that path ❤️
God bless everyone ❤️❤️
And Saint Peter said with a sad voice, "Next please....."
This is such a beautiful quote❤️
"The first thing that must be removed from the recruit's mind when becoming a soldier is wanting to go home."
"...but this is my home..."
Beautiful patriotic song for the UK. It was an honor to serve by your side in war. May we remain friends until the very end
So emotional I nearly cried and it made me want to salute in memory of the fallen
“Through the smoke and hell of war, there is still light”
Whenever I see a soldier in a ww2 film or something similar I never think if they are bad guys or good guys. I think of them as a soldier fighting for their country and you should always respect that
Whether they like it or not, they have no choice but to fight in order to save million lives behind their backs. That's why I always respect veterans and those who are in military service.
exactly
@@Altair_Ibn_La_Ahad the waffen ss were voulenter so their soles remain in hell whether the know the full extent to what they did
Listening to this on the day of the death of Queen Elizabeth ll
Rest In Peace
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this made me cry, it reminded me of me grandson, who fought for the UNSC against the Covenant. May he rest in peace
Werner Spielmann Let me guess? He was traded his assault rifle for a plasma pistol? Yeah... same with my brother. RIP.
@@riotctrl9703 :( Right here brother, happens to the best of them
Mine met the master chief he was an odst during odst
R.I.P. Prince Phillip
So many of being the Queen's husband, best friend and most loyal subject. So many years of being a beloved father to several amazing children, an a grandfather to their children and so on.
But most of all, being an inspiration to all of the Commonwealth.
Much love from Australia 🇦🇺🇬🇧
"Never in the field of human conflict was so much owed by so many to so few." - Winston Churchill
I remember this playing at the festival of remembrance as veterans all came and saluted their fallen comrades followed by a single Dunkirk veteran who Timmy knowledge has now sadly passed away
Imagine if this was our national anthem instead of God save the Queen.
wozza12341 we have so many good traditional songs and we choose the worst one for our anthem
I wouldn't mind that one bit, at least this has better lyrical structure.
@Sqq da dude It's a British song though...
The the uk's history wpuld have been much different i bet, or the world would have had a different history
Besides this lovely song, you guys also had Rule Britannia, what the hell where you guys thinking @@lynxyt_194
Back in 7th grade I remember playing a version of this in my orchestra or something very similar. When I heard this is game I recognized it almost instantly
My Grandad's Father. Who was a in command of Australian and British Forces in North Africa. He led charges against Rommel's DAK in the sandy dunes including The Siege of Tobruk and El Alamein. Sadly he lost many great men during the campaign. Close friends to comrades. My Grandad told me that after the War he was never the same and he never talked to him since then.
My Grandad had photos of Him and his Dad ever since he was born. Including Photos of him in North Africa.
But fortunately when I flew over to England with my Grandad. He took me and my family to his Father's Graveyard. and On his grave were Medals. including a Victoria cross. On his Grave also was his Favorite Books, flowers, a picture of his Wife and finally. A holy bible...
My Grandad knelt down and cried. He murmured something I couldn't hear. But as he stood up. I walked up to him and look at the Grave. I said to my Grandad: "I'm sorry." I then turn to the grave. I saluted and said: "God Bless." Alongside me was my Grandad doing the same.
I had a great great grandfather who participated in the second world war, he was a submarine chaser ensuring the supplies reached out to the Frontline escorting the boats across the Atlantic, I make a salute to him by writing this comment and a respectful salute to all of your family members who died or participated in that war protecting our freedom (or on the axis) their country and family, making a harsh sacrifice to ensure we can have a better future, respect to all the service all of your families made and I wish you and your families all peace and happiness, much gratitude and respect, to the sacrifices they made for their countries, their families, our freedom, and the lesson they gave us to remember for the future, may war only remain in the history books and not the future and present so we can learn from their mistakes they made for a better future may we prosper and accept, to all readers of this comment, thank you 🙏
Pvt .joe poucette never saw the snow on the great plains again, this man was my great grandfather who was the only warrior from my reservation to go and fight. This wasn’t our war the elders told him but he didn’t listen, I never understood why he went but one day when the curator takes me home I shall then understand why he went to go and fight in the war in Europe.
Amazing rendition of my favourite hymn.
This song is so beautiful for a first person shooter. The kid sounds so innocent and when he sings about heaven's army just makes me tear up every time.
Rest In Peace Queen Elizabeth....
Close your eyes and let this melody carry you. An amazing experience
I've been waiting for this for so long that I can't thank you enough mate!
I bought Battlefield V and finished the single player part, the story didn't touch me too much, but in the epilogue, when the song was rising, I cried like a baby and I don't know why. It seems like I forget something I loved, but my heart still remember...
The emotion you feel when you first open the game, and you are passing from battle to battle, dying each time, and eventually ending this song as it has quotes and stuff trailing by. It is very emotional.
we all made jokes that she was immortal but we were wrong she may be physically gone but its true her legacy is indeed immortal RIP HM Queen Elizabeth II best wishes to HM King Charles III and the rest of the people of Great Britain
"The real lasting victories are those of peace, not of war".
Even just the damaged pride of a soldier on the losing side in the first war, is what contributed to putting him on the path to starting another one.
My great-great-grandfather died of hunger and cold in Leningrad, blocked by Finno-Nazi forces. This was told to me by my great-grandmother, who survived the war and siege of Leningrad and survived until 2011. She would not want this to happen again.
Thanks to all our allies from the grateful peoples of the former Soviet Union for their help in the fight against brown plague. Never forget.
UK patriotic songs are the best. Greetings from Australia to all british mates.
“If history only remembers one In a thousand of us, then the future will be filled with stories of who we were and what we did.”
May ‘flights of angels sing thee to thy rest’.
God bless the Queen, God save the King.
The song is full of promise. Remembering those who fought for peace. But now the youth takes things for granted and insult their origin. It breaks my heart to live through this times.
There's this old museum called March Airforce base I visited once and it was probably the most beautiful thing I've ever seen. Old planes showing of their glory days, uniforms decorated with honor from their time, bomber jackets showing those who came home and those who flew forever.
It was dual of somber moment and beauty seeing these planes have been restored and brought here, I even got to see them bring in another war veteran the b-25 Mitchell. Finally shaking the rust off that old bird.
God bless her majesty. God save the King.
Who knew a FPS game could bring out the humanity in people through a soundtrack?
All these people telling their stories of their past ones, or how this touched them, did so because they heard in-game song.
DICE has a gift man.
And I’ll suppose I’ll join in.
My Great Uncle Woody Ivy was a big bearded man, with from what I know the thickest Irish accent you could imagine. I’ve only seen pictures, towering over everyone, from the bartender to his comrades. He died fighting in the First World War, at twenty seven. He‘d married two years prior, and his first son born months before he left.
He’d supposedly always say
“Aye, ye got one life tah live. Tah hell when it’s over. Make it memorable, cos then it don’t stop livin.”
And we’ve got those words exactly printed and framed in our living room.
Wish I could’ve met the guy. All I’ve learned from him is to be a genuine, charming person. Not one person disliked him.
I find it amazing that this song made me think of him so deeply. Seriously kudos to EA for such a remarkable franchise, and my gratefulness for Great Uncle Woody and those that died on the battlefields.
That story just brought tears to my eyes. And I don't mean this in a sarcastic or mocking way. Absolutely genuine. Thanks for sharing that story. May your Great Uncle rest in peace and watch over all of your family from above.
My great grandfather on my mother’s side was an American Paratrooper. His glider was shot down above France and everyone on board died in the crash except him. When Germans came to check for survivors, he played dead and they overlooked him. Later in the war, he was supposed to clear a building with his company, but it was rigged to explode by the Germans. He figured that out and ran out the back of the building while everyone else ran out the front. When the building exploded his friend didn’t see him come out and he thought he was dead for the rest of the war. After the war his friend came to my great grandfather’s house with flowers to tell his wife that he was killed in an explosion, but my great grandmother replied with “he’s not dead, he’s eating breakfast!”
On my father’s side, my great grandfather fought for the German army. I don’t know very much about him, but I know his plane was shot down over the Mediterranean during the African campaign, his plane went down in the sea and they never found him.
Sorry this was so long, but if you read the whole thing I appreciate it!
SteveSaysBye / Pearl Hurlbutt May he rest in peace and I thank him and all his friends and comrades for their services
I was born in Bedford Virginia, 2003. My elementary school was literally down the hill from the D-Day memorial, I visited it once my whole life and that was the summer of 4th grade, that was the best summer of my life and all I can do is thank the many soldiers who were etched into that memorial, in a be honest, I'm a huge history nerd and if I could go back to any time for even a few seconds, it would be D-Day, just so I could have even the slightest feeling of bravery those men had. P.S. sorry for the book long comment
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RIP
BATTLEFIELD 5
2019-2020
IN MEMORIAL
FOR PACIFIC AND BRITISH MEDIC NOISES
'Calm, I'll fix you'