Bismarck - Battle of the Atlantic - Sabaton History 012 [Official]
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- Опубликовано: 16 окт 2024
- Despite restrictions that were put on the German navy after the Treaty of Versailles, the Kriegsmarine rebuilt in the 1930s with one goal: to be bigger and better than ever. Two powerful Bismarck-class battleships formed the pinnacle of the German naval warship production. When the British caught wind that the Bismarck was out in the open in May 1941, they in turn formulated a goal of their own: to take it down for once and for all. The Sabaton song 'Bismarck' sings about the chase, the battle in the Atlantic and consequent fate of the Bismarck.
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Another good idea would be to make a song about the Yamato
When will it be on Spotify?
yey!! thanks for the video and song. 1 day was enough to make the video
You need to sing a song about the disaster of the USS Indianapolis
I had been waiting for this the moment I saw you paid tribute on WoW
People need to stop calling their ships “unsinkable”
Never goes well
I never cared much for the word "impregnable". Sounds too much like "unsinkable".
> What's wrong with "unsinkable"?
Oh, nothing... as the iceberg said to the Titanic.
Bismarck was virtually unsinkable though.
The final confrontation lasted over two hours of being constantly shelled and the fucker didn't sink.
Dorsetshire poured a number of torpedos into her. Did not care.
She had to be scuttled by her crew to prevent the ship from being captured by Britain (Not that it was going to. The order "Sink the Bismarck" has 1 operative word.")
It did go well a few times, the HMS Victory, launched in 1765 was considered unsinkable, It is still intact in drydock despite being bombed by the Luftwaffe in 1941, and there is talk of restoring her to seeworthiness. The USS Constitution launched in 1797 was also considered unbeatable (though this one may be an after the fact designation, than an at the time designation) and is still a commisioned warship in the US Nvy.
@@adrastos8401 USS Constitution not HMS
@@ianramage9777 thanks, had HMS on the mind from the Victory
Both sabaton and the Bismarck are:
Metal
Awesome
Powerful
Loud
Vulnerable to RAF bombing
I’m not saying that sabaton is the Bismarck but have you ever seen them in the same room? Didn’t think so
so underrated comment
My eyes have been opened to the light of God's Truth. I have been Illuminated.
You're not wrong.
Less RAF and more FAA (Fleet Air Arm) ;)
@@lavrentivs9891 _Tallboys whistle in the distance_
Did you ever hear the tragedy of Bismarck the battleship?
I thought not, its not a story the Royal Navy would tell you..
Its a german legend, Bismarck was the heaviest battleship in the Kriegsmarine, so armoured and so deadly, he could use his guns to influence the 38 cm shells to burn enemy ships.
He had such an unnecessary amount of armour that he could even keep the ones who crewed him from dying.
The german naval design is a pathway to many abilities some consider to be unnatural.
He became so armoured and heavy, the only thing he was afraid of was destroying his rudder controls and oil tanks, which eventually of course he did.
Ironic, he could save others from damage, but not himself.
lol.
That is fantastic, I salute you sir.
*Is it possible to learn this power?*
Definition of an underrated comment right here
That’s awesome
"There were two main problems that the Germans found."
This, Ladies and gentlemen, is called Foreshadowing.
"...in the business, we call this foreshadowing."
...since hitting the rudder in combat was unlikely... foreshadowing intesifies
Another video about Force Z had something interesting to report. The HMS Prince of Wales was hit by a torpedo that damaged one of the propeller shafts. The out of control oscillations broke seals and the ship began to take on tons of water. The ship also slowed down such that it wasn't able to dodge/comb torpedoes. The battleship admirals of all navies learned (if they didn't already know) that ships without air cover were little more than expensive bathtub toys. The ignominious end of the Yamato at the hands of numerous aircraft in 1945 was "Billy Mitchell's revenge" on battleships.
*PTSD* nein
You can’t just shoot the rudder it’s underwater
Sponge Bob French narrator: a few minutes later
Well the rudder’s gone
@@mertyuip06 In the business, we call this foreshadowing
@@mertyuip06 Brilliant buddy!
Random person:No one can capture the glory of the Bismark.
Sabaton: Challenge accepted.
more like the bismark can not capture the glory of sabaton
@@osmacar5331 On that we are in agreement.
It was an overkill, the song is a bit too much for a ship that sank less than a week into it's maiden voyage.
Sabaton: hold my panzer
Anaztasja Wilhelmine von Richthofen Yamato lover?!
You left out the fun part where the first flight of Swordfishes from Ark Royal mistakenly tried to torpedo the Sheffield. The cruiser combed the torpedoes and radioed a rather irate WTF at them to chase them off.
The flight commander is recorded to have radioed back to the carrier, "Right height, right range, right cloud cover, and wrong fucking ship!"
See moments in history like this are funny and lighthearted and can bring light to dark days. Like "nuts!" during the battle of the bulge or "we'll shoot twice and go home"
LOL
@@rycroft2557 "Nuts!"
The general's words echo clear!
"Nuts!" the Nazis shall hear!
Professor Yana's Forsaken Outpost CRACK OF THE LIGHTNING SPLITTING THE GROUND
StarSword C is that the same HMS Sheffield of Falklands notoriety?
"Something bad happened at work, but we're afraid to tell our boss! His temper is scary!"
Wow, he must be like hitler!
"Yeah, he literally is!"
well they deserved the rage there. what a way to throw an asset into the trash
@@Nutellafuerst it could have been so much more devastating, but sometimes it really turns out that the generals and admirals really fucked over hitler from time to time lol.
@@TheBlackfall234 the amount of fucking of hitler to the fucking of his generals kinda evens out. Global conquest is a dog fucks dog game
"We'll let him read about it in the paper." -- the Kreigsmarine
harbl99
Kriegsmarine*
HItler: "Take the ship out to Atlantic", they said.
Hitler: "It'll be fun", they said.
*THATS CALLED FORESHADOWING*
Oof-
KMS Bismark You dun goofed m8.
@@MrPikachuTheMadman T-T
Hitler: "The Bismarck sank" the British said
When your headphones disconnect in the middle of class at 11:15 and then Indy says that
I would run out of the classroom till I'm dead
Sjw will come after you
oh my god
"It seems impossible for the ship to be sunk." Haven't I heard that before.....
Titanic: welcome to the bottom of the sea mothafuckah!
Yeah me neither cough titanic cough
Saying that about your ship is just asking for trouble from some flyi bois and some ici boi.
@@akrybion Fly Bois with james franco is my fav movie
Winterman and suddenly the Yamato appeared
This song made sabaton history
No, this History made Sabaton song.
No, this Sabaton made history song.
@@indyjons321 Which is it?????
Answer: Yes.
And in Poland 40:1
Indy : “Bismarck was the biggest battleship ever built”
Yamato: *crying in 72000 tonnes*
Up until that moment of the war..
Was looking for this comment thank you sir
@Jure Herman His way of saying it was vague, it was more guided towards suggesting that the Bismarck was the largest battleship, by saying first "Germany's Bismarck" and then adding the part about it being the biggest
Nobody knew Yamato or Musashi existed until well after Bismarck sank. "The United States' Office of Naval Intelligence only became aware of Yamato and Musashi by name in late 1942."
Everyone posts this...to which unfortunately nobody ever checks the commissioning dates and regions.
Bismarck was the biggest Battleship:
A: Ever build at the time it was in operation.
B: Ever build in Europe.
So the sentiment can still stand, even if Yamato was redonculous thicc boi.
Yamato and Musashi WERE larger, but were put into service at the END of 1941, when Bismarck was already sunk. They also got laid down quite a bit later, so for a while, Bismarck and Tirpitz were indeed the largest battleships ever...
German Naval Command: "Hitting the rudder during combat is nearly impossible. No need to worry about it."
Swordfish Biplanes: "Challenge accepted, Herr Bismarck."
Anyone have any solid idea, why it couldn’t have been sabotaged? I mean, it’s kinda like hitting a needle in a haystack.
*laughs in torpedo*
"You can't hit the rudder in combat"
Random Torpedo "Observe"
"hitting the rudder in combat is near impossible"
Yea, well, so was hitting that small, thermal exhaust port...
well, copilot of the particular swordfish that hit the rudder literally hung himself from the side of the plane to tell his pilot when it was the best moment to release the payload.
the pilot literally had the real life equivalent of the force telling him when to release.
@@eugenio5774 I have heard that had happen but I didnt know it was the same torpedo that disabled the Bismarck .could you plead tell where you learned that ?
@@CC-2062 oh the Extra History series about the Bismark
Johnny Horton intensifies
“Stop those guns as big as steers, and shells as big as trees”
Grau Wulf Productions we got to sink the Bismarck the world depends on us
"The Hood found the Bismarck and on that fatal day, The Bismarck started firing from 15 miles away."
"We gotta sink the bismarck", was the battle sound,
But when the smoke had cleared away, the might hood went down.
We found the German battleship
That's making such a fuss.
We gotta sink the Bismarck
'Cause the world depends on us.
We'll hit the decks a-runnin'
And we'll spin those guns around!
When we find the Bismarck,
We've gotta put her down.
Hope they do a cover of :battle of New Orleans
“Damaging the rudder in battle was highly unlikely” *laughs in swordfish*
Bismarck: *does anything*
Hitler: *fuhrerious*
I know XD
hardy har har
38 cm guns on Bismarck: "I'm the loudest thing in the world!"
Sabaton performing Bismarck live: "Hold my amplifier!"
"So big it was illegal."
Ever since I first learned of the Bismarck, that tidbit has always stuck with me the most.
sabaton, stop spoiling us.
We just can't help it
Germany in WW2 had something I like to call Mega-itis. The desire to create machines of war that were so ridiculously huge. Bismarck, Gustav gun, Maus tank and in theory the Ratte landship. None of it panned out in the end.
Look up the Friedrich Der Grosse battleship. It was supposed to be an even larger Bismarck.
And I believe that America has had the same condition for a few decades now, at least in the civilian sector. Lets hope they don't follow the same path.
Sabaton is unfortunately criminally underrated.
@jasper426 You almost never see them in any top 10 power metal bands list. I have listened to lot of their songs and other bands such as kamelot and powerwolf and their songs is the ones that I always go back to. They never get old(At least in my opinion) maybe because I like the war and history themed songs but that's just me.
Lord Zander III how
Well yes but it actually makes sense, I dunno if this applies to you but sabaton songs are only appealing if you know the conext. Which only history guys do. So the lyrics make no sense to the average Joe. Don't get me wrong there are many people who got into history coz of sabaton. Underrated af but for a reason. It's a quality band for quality people. Also mainstream just ruins stuff it is great that only people in the know listen to it.
@@car_rar Is and is not, I´ve found Sabaton is way bigger in Europe for logical history reasons and not so much in the US, part of this is because is wrongly labeled as "power metal" wich must definetly isn´t and from that moment on other subgenre enthusiats just look away, you might be right about the thing of lyric context except most of the world do not speak english, if you are in the US obviously yes, but not the rest of the world, however Metallica and Megadeth are far bigger than Sabaton and they speak english, but they are shoved down our throats (thankfully, no complains) by american culture over the world (again, no real complains), while european culture and therefore metal european culture remains "hidden" for the US and the rest of the world, including Sabaton. In my personal experience, people that i have played Sabaton for love the band and get interesed, but here in Guatemala we speak shit of english, yet people fall in love with the band even though they hate when i play them overkill. Even i, wich understand, speak and read english fairly well did not pay attention to Sabaton´s lyricis until way after i got in love with their music. However is just speculation from my part and personal experience.
@@antoniocenteno1483 the problem with the US is too little metal to pick from. Also the school shootings of the late 90's & early 2000's in the US were wrongfully blamed on heavy metal. In addition to the fact that BET now owns MTV rap and r&b are getting shoved down people's throats more than Metallica and Megadeth put together.
I can't even begin to imagine the joy of the pilot, when he realized his torpedo disabled the Bismark! Great video for a great song and videoclip.
Thank you Wargaming for makeing this song possible and supporting Sabaton
🤘🤘
If the battle of the Atlantic went to Wargaming`s conditions, the Bismarck would have won because Carriers are ridiculous! Nerfed into oblivion because of whiners without any skill! Sad!
But supporting Sabaton and making this great song possible is really really great of them!
For the Carriers, one part of the song would fit...slightly adapted: "The terror of the battlefields, the horror for BBs - their planes have gone silent at last!"
@@janmethner A BB got killed by a CL and a CV. Shame :/
Even thought i dont even play any of their games regularly, i respect thr hell out of the company for all the unnecessary secondary projects they take on the keep history alive
Thank you for the epic video and song!
Always getting goosebumps when hearing that powerful riff.
WE GOTTA SINK THE BISMARCK CAUSE THE WORLD DEP- wait wrong song about hunting the Bismarck
Now I want to see them do a cover of that.
friend:kriegsmarine was only about wolfpacks and u-boots
me: *opens sabaton bismarck
Admiral Günther Lütjens *Cries in Swordfish byplanes*
"hitting the ruder under combat conditions seems highly unlikely" ... the crew of the Bismarck facepalms.
Me:looks at a picture of the Bismarck
*Me:that's a THICC BOI!*
Chef Mussolini Yamoto:
@@jakublesko4847 Yes he is!
Yes he is!
DAMN BOI DAMN BOI HE A THICC ASS BOI
what on gods earth are you doing here Mr kitchen failure?
When I saw the video clip I was wondering how it was made - I was really missing the "making of". As I was thinking no matter how many effects were added, the guys had to be freezing cold! Well - happy to know now that I wasnt far from the truth :D. Great ship, great song, great band.
X2
@Zachary Durocher # viking blood in vains 🤘
@@alexandrah9824 That song was about the Norwegians though...
@@GorinRedspear Ja I know and love ,, Saboteurs “. 🤘
Favourite song when commanding a ship in WoW, and favourite song when sailing! KEEP IT UP FIRE POWER FIRE FIGHT - A BEAST MADE OF STEEL
THE TERROR OF THE SEAS, THE BISMARK AND THE KRIEGSMARINE
keep it up indy, Sparty, Astrid and all the others!, and you rock Sabaton!
First time I’ve seen WoW mean something other then World of Warcraft
I love putting this song in a loop whenever I'm in WoW too!
I grew up with first hand tellings of this battle since my grandfather served on board of the Prinz Eugene at that point and he would talked about his time in the Kriegsmarine often. It has had a big influence on the person I have become, so this song is very special to me
Not sure if you heard about this; but from what I understand, Tovey and the Admiralty actually considered the Bismarck using the Denmark Strait as being a low probability, which was why Hood and Prince of Wales were dispatched to guard that area; Hood was by that point in desperate need of a major refit, and Prince of Wales was rushed into service to escort Hood; she still had men from the Cammell Laird dockyards working on her when she sailed, and was also still suffering problems with the main weakness of the King George V-class battleships; the A and X turrets constantly malfunctioned due to having to mount four guns in them.
Worse, they had nearly 24 hours warning, as station X identified nearly a dozen radio transmitters transmitting in naval code (not yet broken at this point), and advised military intell that a large operation was underway, most likely in the D.S, and to advise ships in the area. It was decided that there was not sufficient evidence, so the warning was not transmitted.
0 dislikes, perfectly balance like all things should be
Indeed
*Sees five dislikes*
everyday we stray further from god...
7 sjw dislike
11
20 now.....
Who would win:
The pride of the German fleet
Or
One outdated flying boi
But HE WAS BUILT TO RULE THE WAVES ACROSS THE SEVEN SEAS!
I love all of these comments
Actually on the wreck it seems like it was blown from inside and there are testimonies about germans destroying Bismarck themselves.
more like 1 lonly Bismarck vs all the British Atlantic fleet
I know the story of the Bismarck and how it was actually destroyed but i just find it funny how a swordfish crippled a German battleship
Now I'm curious if they are willing to do a cover of Sink The Bismarck.
In May of 1941, the war had just begun
Yes
@@AragornRespecter the Germans had the biggest ship, they had the biggest guns!
The War started the 3rd of September 1939.
@@earendilthemariner5546
The Bismarck was the fastest ship
That ever sailed the seas!
I have no words to describe the awesomeness of linking the history of warfare with metal music
Oh, and btw: It's great to see Indy Neidell on board with this one. I loved "The great war" Series
HMS Hood: *Exists *
Bismarck: It's free real estate
Also Bismarck: also exists
Entire British navy: *_IT'S FREE REAL ESTATE_*
KaiserKrieger
USN:It’s free protection
HMS Hood: *exists *
Bismarck: It is what it is
The entire royal navy: *IT IS WHAT IT IS*
"Bismarck" could've fit on The Last Stand perfectly, since that was the Bismarck's Last Stand. Do a Re-Armed Edition of TLS and you can fit "Bismarck" in easily! 🤘😁🤘
they aren't going to make a re armed version of that now.
Operation Heaven One could also fit
Exactly what i thought
They could also write a song for the fall of Constantinople.
CEREAL KILLER and Long Tan pls
What i like about the Battleship Bismarck is by the end of his faith he just refused to be sink until his belt armor starts to glow red as British Warships continuously fire their available armaments towards him.
Literally a Ship to angry to die.
Gotta say man, your pronunciation of German names is absolutely perfect. Well done. Not many can do it and get it right at the consistency that you do. Great job.
He has years of experience pronouncing all kinds of Russian, Polish German and French names and he has mastered it quite well by now, but we're still happy to hear that he's nailing it! :)
Every german battleship ever:
*The entire royal navy: Panicking noise*
@yeoldebiggetee *but they were horribly terrified by the tirpitz wich was very very harmless*
@yeoldebiggetee OK but forget the firepower take it for what the german used it for. They didn't use it they just made it anti torpedo nets around the ship, smoke screen to hide it from RAF bombers and everyone including the british knew that the tirpitz was never going in any battle but wasted more and more bombs and planes
My great grandfather served on the Hood, thankfully he was on shore leave at the time of its sinking, but it's meant Bismarck has always held my fascination. An incredible ship and a fucking awesome song from you guys.
And that music video... Wow
Weird how that works. I'm glad for your great grandpa that he got to live.
And yet another great Sabaton song. The combination of interesting historical topics and great lyrics/vocals/instruments makes Sabaton a one of a kind band, it's amazing!
The song is freaking amazing. Although you have to be carefull, it will make your head and neck hurt from the sheer amount of headbanging you will do while listening to it.
When i first listened to the song, I was amazed at it, then when I saw the Bismarck in the fog I was like, the Spirit of the Bismarck still lives on. Great work with this episode and also the video, so happy you did a song on it.
I've been a Sabaton fan for at least 2-3 years now, and Bismarck was the first song I ever listened to.
It's a great song to start with our music!
@@SabatonHistory Your reply made my day! I just got a heart from Hulkoff too, in one of their posts! Today is metal heaven for me!
Why wouldn't we answer?😎
@@SabatonHistory Can I say I love you? My girlfriend is so jealous of you guys.
It's a different kind of love 😎
When I saw the Bismarck song for the first time:
Uhhhhhhhhhh new sabaton song! Awesome!
Uhhhhhhhhhh it's about bismarck! Awesome!
Oh it's about the ship...
AWESOME!
Wargaming, Indy, and Sabaton?
MOST AMBITIOUS ANIME CROSSOVER TIME!!!
THIS TIMELINE IS LIT
Take THAT, infinity war!
And thats a crossover
Azur Lane
Who would win?
The Terror of the Seas, or
some old fly bois?
@Jure Herman If the Swordfish hadn´t hit the Bismarck´s rudder, those battleships and cruisers wouldn´t have catched her
It was just luck that the torp hit where it did same with the shell that sealed HOOD's fate. And in the last battle Bismarck already sufered damege to the rudder the radar and all the water he took in + he was alone and attacked from multiple directions, the other were combat ready.
Jure Herman I don‘t doubt that, but saying the battleships alone defeated the Bismarck is just incorrect.
Jure Herman That‘s not what i said. I said the Swordfishes enabled the fleet to catch the Bismarck. They had no hope of doing so without the jammed rudder.
@Jure Herman the original comment was just a joke, a meme. Relax, man.
I commented on the original music video too, but I applaud the accuracy of the song and video. I love that Sabaton makes songs about warfare without glorifying either side while also remaining as accurate as it can get with the songs! Thanks for being an awesome band! Of course, also thanks to Indy Neidell!
Thanks!!
Just discovered this channel. It’s awesome to learn more about the history behind the lyrics. Especially for this battle as my great grandad was killed on the HMS Hood
Glad to have you here and learning about your history!
Indi- "Germany's Bismark was the largest battleship over built"
Yamato- "Am I a joke to you?"
Bismarck:Yes you are
Bismarck: How many ships did you sink?
Hey ihr lieben Jungs von Sabaton & Indy 🤘Dankeschön for that amazing song & Video & the Weltkrieg 2 history dazu!!! I have great respekt for all brave soldiers who fight& die in this terrible war. LG Alexandra to my great soldiers of metal🤘.I love that song&rock on👍😘🤘
Blown away yet again 😀 awesome job guys
Thanks!:)
@@SabatonHistory you should have said Tanks
Already did that too much on the Panzerkampf episode
@@SabatonHistory never enough tanks!
Indy: Bismarck was the largest ship in the world
Yamato: Am I a joke to you?
@I have a Bismarck profile picture
Yamato: *angry space battleship noises*
Stares in Taffy 3
I love the guitar work especially in this song. Almost as if the guitars are wailing in grief over the lives of the men lost on the Bismarck.
Interesting fact: Sabaton is the second band to have a song about the Bismarck, cuz in 1960 through Columbia Records Johnny Horton wrote and sung the original version of sink the Bismarck.
One detail about the Bismarck I enjoy is that Star Wars Clone Wars actually had a story arc that mirrors it. The Confederacy dreadnaught Malevolent was a shadowy nightmare ship. It was chased by a group of torpedo bomber Y-Wings. Crippled, it was chased down by a task force and eventually destroyed.
I didn’t notice that until now. Thank you.
When is Sabaton camo for the Bismarck coming in WowS?! It would be so damn badass.
Rear Admiral Gunther Lütjens: *commences Operation Rheinbung*
Royal Navy Air Arm on HMS Ark Royal and Task Force H: "I'm about to end this whole man's career."
I listened to the song a while ago I didn't listen to this till now. I know the story by a book and the Bismarck is my favorite battleship.
"it seemed impossible that this ship could be sunk"
*Laughs in swordfish*
7:50 "The Hood had more guns than the Bismarck"
They both had 8, 380mm (15in) guns.
The Prince of Wales was the one that had more guns. With 10, 360mm (14in) guns
Bismarck had 64 guns (8 heavy, 12 secondary, 44 AA), HMS Hood had 66 guns (8 heavy, 58 AA), plus torpedoes and some shitty rockets.
@@ultru3525no warship before 1950 had rockets
pham minh duc Look up “Unrotated Projectile,” the Brits had rockets but they were rather ineffective, ergo shitty rockets.
@@ultru3525 It's AA rocket
@@ultru3525 and I mean ''anti ship rocket"
This is probably my favourite Sabaton song now. Shame its not on an album or on spotify.
The sound is awesome and the lyrical theme is awesome too
Finally after a month video from Sabaton which is not teaser.
Awesome as always! Sabaton and Indy you can't ask for better history teachers! Also congratulations on the success of the Bismarck music video! 1,8 Million views already! Well deserved Music and video is top notch!
Thanks a lot!
00:11 “Was the largest battleship ever built”
Worldwide - Yamato:???
KMS - Tirpitz:???
Turn them guns around, we found the bloody Bismark, now we gotta put'er down.
This became my second favorite song about the Battle of the Atlantic after Wolfpack. Will you guys do a song of the super battleship Yamato in the future? 💪🤘
Uhh, the normal Yamato or the space battleship Yamato?
@@Kingsquad2011
The one sunk off Okinawa
Before or after the warp drive and wave motion gun refit?
@@Kingsquad2011
What do you think? 😠
Not necessarily Yamato, but the battle of Leyte Gulf would be amazing.
NICE,SABATON WE ADORE YOU EVEN FROM THE PHILIPPINES! KEEP IT UP PLEASE YOU NEVER DISAPPOINT US HERE IN PH!😀
Sidenote:I like how you honnored the statement of it's captain that she was too powerful to be a "she" so he said he was a "HE" you teased me for 3 days and I survived please keep doing it!
Hi po!
@@my_boi55 hello I can't belive were that many
Woah?! I thought I was the only one?!
I love these videos! “Bismarck” is my all time favorite by them! As a person who loves everything and anything related to war and Heavy Metal, this is my shit! I actually discovered Sabaton via a recommendation from an online friend this year around April, and I’m in love with their music!
*SABATON EVIGT!!* 🇸🇪🤘💀🤘🇸🇪
Happy birthday Bismarck!
Feb14th 2021
"Germany's Bismark was the largest battleship ever buid""
Indy, ever heard of the IJN Yamato and IJN Musashi?
well the bismarck was built then sunk before the yamato class was finished. so it was the largest operational battleship.
No I'm sure he hasn't. It's not like he's a military historian or anything.
So literally everything that could go wrong, DID go wrong...
Have you ever heard the legend of Darth Murphy the Law?
Germans are lucky when they manage to get on the boat without drowning.
Pär: We do have the song Midway about naval warfare....
*cries in Wolfpack*
Everything about this song is just awesome. The sonar pings, the rhythm, the video, the ensuing battle and of course the Kriegsmarine.
Tack för historie lektionen, Bismarck är utan tvekan ett imponerande skepp.
“Biggest battleship.”
-Yamato laughs with Musashi
"ever build to that time"
Indy: "Germany's Bismarck was the largest battleship ever built!"
Yamato and Iowa: "Am I a joke to you?!?"
Indy is very used to presenting his narrative as if it happens in the present. In May 1941, the Bismarck WAS the biggest battleship ever built.
@@SabatonHistory Thx for the clarification!
On a sidenote: Omg! You guys actually replied!
Imagine getting sunk by a bloody biplane
This post made by Swordfish gang
They actually didn't sunk the ship.
It was probably sunk by it's own crew after it got a torpedo hit at the rudder and got enclosed by British ships.
@sman7290 Prince George? Isn't it King George the V? Or are you referring to Prince of Wales? Because I don't recall the royal navy at that time that was named Prince George
imagine beeing normie such as you are...
The same Swordfish Pilot that crippled the Bizmark also attacked the Tirpitz during the Channel Dash and this time was shot down and killed.
You mean like the Akagi, the Amagi, the USS Arizona, the USS Bismark Sea, the Chitose, the Conte di Cavour, the Haruna, the HMS Hermes, the Hiei, the Hiyō, the Hyūga, the Impero, the Ise, the Jean Bart, the Kilkis, the Lemnos, the Musashi, the Nisshin, the USS Oklahoma, the HMS Prince of Wales, the HMS Repulse, the Roma, the Ryūjō, the Shōhō, the USS St. Lo, the Tirpitz, the USS Utah, the Yamato, and the Zuikaku?
It feels good to hear the story of the good old Bismarck once more and the battle all around it. Sabaton and Wargaming did some great teamwork together to bring this story back alive. There should be more bands doing this and Sabaton is an good example to that !
The music video, the full story about this beast of a ship...... I can’t find enough positive adjectives to do this justice! You guys are EPIC!! 🤘🏻😁🤘🏻
Thanks! 🤘🏻
"Bismarck was always refered to as he."
Azurlane: *HOW BOUT I DO, ANYWAY*
Kkkkkkk
Bismarck be girl in dat game...
And she pretty sexy there tbh
actually, in Boats in german are by default by Gender Neutral. there is nothing wrong with refering to Bismarck as a Girl. Bismarck's gender was something of a civil war among the Kriegsmarine
My man Joakim sitting sleeveless surrounded ice cold water while Pär...well...the whole band...could barely move
I can't imagine how sick he got
Horner viking blood
@@zaxxxppe #vikings 🤘
Horner # vikings🤘
Therefore the hammer blows. He was just trying to keep warm. :)
@@stamasd8500 # Yes🤘
Par - "We have the song Midway covering naval warfare."
Me: *cries in Wolfpack*
the things you learn on this channel, never knew radar could literally smell.
I love that this band and this channel are both things. Thank you.
We gotta sink the Bismarck, that's been making such a fuss. We gotta sink the Bismarck cause the world depends on us.
I'm so glad they brought Indy to help host the show. One of my favourite youtubers with one of my favourite music groups speaking about history
Amen! 🤘
Hearts of Iron 4: Alternative history =
My Bismarck and Tirpitz survived and I sent them into the black sea, together with some lighter cruisers they took out 4 Battleships and 2 Battlecruisers
*RULE, DEUTCHLAND, DEUTCHLAND RULES THE WAVES*
You truely showed the pride and power of the Bismarck in your video (song) and this video gave a nice background to his history thanks again for doing such great work
LOve it so much!!!! Keep on going guys!
Thanks!
1st Special Service Brigade they were called the Black Devils and the Devils Brigade made up of Canadian and American elite soliders they inspired Inglorious Basterds.
Where's their song??
My new favorite song when playing World of Warships
and Azur Lane
Hell yea brother
One of us, ONE OF US!
Sabaton x Azur lane collab
Ah I see you are a shikkan of culture as well
@@sovietmiko That'd be nice. But let's not push our luck yet.
Imagine if they spent all that steel and effort on more panzer 4s. :thinking:
Wouldn't have made a difference, they would have had more tanks and as a result they would have ran out of fuel quicker
This song is what got me into Sabaton. I was obsessed with the Bismarck as a preteen, watching every single documentary I possibly could on the subject.
Thank you Indy and Sabaton :) Sink the Bismark! is a great movie...
You're welcome!