I remember the sirens well. I was 8 years old living in Riyadh during this time. The intercepts would send shockwaves that shook everything violently - had to Duck Tape windows as they were prone to shattering. Interesting memories - thanks for sharing.
Same here.. I remember being woken up out of bed with the sirens (for the first few days) and having to run into my parents room to put on my gas mask whilst my father duct taped the door we just walked through.. try to prevent ingress of any gas. They stopped the sirens in our compound because the local people living outside our compounds didnt have gas masks and it terrified them... I still have the gas mask.. bloody scary stuff.. can't believe my parents didn't have us evacuated sooner...
War is horrific. I can't even imagine living in fear every day that you could just be dead from a missile attack one second. I pray for everyone who had to experience this.
@@jadalomer1295 nahhhh, syrian air defenses are old, some of them, but they are making a really good job against Israel and nato missiles! I just don't understand why putin dont let the Syrians use s300!
the gulf war is from Iraqi in 1991 they launched missiles to them IDK why but people started to evacuate they wear gas masks because of the radiation after the radiation stopped everyone is safe
@@nuclearsulaimanplayz42069 gas masks do not protect against radiation but from toxic or harmful gases. radiation hits us all the time, but usually that radiation (from the sun) is non-harmful. Radiation from a missile however can go right through normal clothing, skin, bone, and can kill you.
@@nuclearsulaimanplayz42069 They launched the scuds at Israel to provoke Israel joining the war against Iraq, weakening the Coalition forces sixd majority of them are arab and hates Israel. That did not happen though
i was in Dharan with the Army while this was going on. Those were literally being intercepted over top of us, the Patriot missile batteries were about 1/2 behind us. So close when they launched and went overhead, we could feel and hear them. Some nights no alarms warned us before the first launch. I still think of it to this day.
Thank-you for the reply. I too was in the Dhahran area with the Army and downrange from the local Patriot battery - I was with the 11th Signal Brigade (this tape was given to me by members of our unit who had been working in Riyadh). There were a great many SCUD attacks in the port area too. Like yourself I have many notable and lasting memories of these events: the civil defense sirens, the clang of the chemical attack bell our unit set up and rang during some of the early SCUD attacks (we actually had a fair number of chemical alarms go off at various times, but were never confirmed by secondary tests), the momentary panic and fear I witnessed in otherwise strong brave soldiers, local police slowly rolling through civilian neighborhoods making announcements/issuing warnings over an intercom in the middle of the night (all while the civil defense sirens wale - I often wondered how frightened the civilians must have been while all this was happening). The hardest memory was being jarred awake, I had overslept the start of my night shift, by the SCUD that impacted within 5km of our unit and killed 27 soldiers in the 475th Quartermaster Group - the typical Patriot/Scud flyby or intercept resulted in a boom that would shake a building from the top - this impact rocked the building from ground. Fwiw, I do not know of anyone making recordings of the SCUD attacks in the Dhahran area.
William Bowen I too was with the 67th Sig Bn. The night the 475th QM got hit I was on guard duty in a tower above the motor pool. The whole thing scared the shit out of me; from the patriot launch to the intercept to the warhead impact. It lit up up real red and the shock wave was massive. After seeing that I just slept through the sirens and avoided the bunkers, if we got hit my mask wasn't going to help much.
Was that the tower in the back corner - built onto the building? The one where you had to walk across the floor boards that felt like they were about to break through at any moment to reach the position? Or was it the stand alone tower?
@@bmghjdful Not always. Many times I would be asleep at 2-4 am and we would be woken up by the Patriots behind us launching or the Scuds being hit over top of us (Port of Dammam, across the bay from Riyadh). Since then I haven't gotten restful sleep and take prescription sleep meds to sleep at all.
I was sleeping at that night . Suddenly the siren is started . I wake up and started to call my pearents . I got scared by the siren . I saw at sky by window then I saw some red light . I played the radio and listened it . On that night i can't sleep . Siren war very creepy. My heartbeat are going to stop.
I was 10 years old and living in Riyadh at this time, I had to move to another country while this was happening. A missile almost hit our car and we were very scared. I was screaming, crying, asking my parents why this was happening, she said “A missile hit our city.” I started crying even louder and said “What country launched it?” She said, “Iraq.” After like 10 or 11 hours, we arrived in Jiddah. Now I have been living in Jiddah since this happened.
Saddam was s butcher, he invaded Kuwait and used chemical weapons on his own population. Not supporting that terrorist dictator does not justify killing civilians deliberately.
I was actually in this patriot missile unit. This is a100% legit video. But it does not actually capture much of the action. 17 patriot missiles were launched in defense of the airspace over kkia. You should see the classified videos documenting this. I wouldnt be commenting today if they didnt do their job. Patriot missiles were developed in the 1960's and this was their first war they were used in. The missile technology has advanced greatly now and patriot missile batteries continue to be sold and used in many countries in the world.
I was working at Security Forces Hospital . It was something , the building shook a few times. I was frightening for sure. I was working in the ER for any sort of patients that had got hurt. One was a Saudi General their building got hit and his pelvis was fractured. I was hard the women in housing compound would scream and make things worse. I had to go yell to them to stay safe and tried to calm them. It was very insane ordeal for all.
I remember this I was 7 years old when the attack happened I was very scared and I was shivering and I was hiding behind the door and crying because I thought my father was dead 😭😭💔
@@fsheheclack dumbass he was 7 didn’t you see he said “he thought his father died” are you f**king blind or what and you don’t know what thought means or what
i hear different signals. Some are Pulse. Some are Steady. Some are Wail. As i know in a certain countries - Pulse Signal can mean ( Danger is approaching or early alert ) Steady Signal means either ( All Clear or Alert ) but wail is the usual ( Danger or Attack )
They used analog whelens not sure what sirens they were but they also did air horn. My guess was they are Analog Whelen WPS-2750s, also I can hear one pulsing that could be the EOWS 1212 in dammam seaport
yep i was 7 and i remember we had to turn the lights off for some reason , if you notice in the end of the video there are not lights in the room , only the tv
The fact that these sirens are going off for an actual attack makes it creepy and unsettling ! Also I can hear a multitude of sirens: a German Pintsch Bamag or Hörmann compressed air siren, a lot of Swedish Kockum Sonics Typhoon "Hesa Fredrik" air horns, a few Whelen sirens, and a faint, distant ACA Cyclone
yeah, so many people said it sounded similar to the swedish sirens, tho we still don't know if it was Saudi made or imported from Sweden. but truly the most terrifying alarm on earth
@@superbrownsheep3777 The Thunderbolt System 7000 sirens were in Kuwait, not in Saudi Arabia. Saudi Arabia purchased mostly ACA sirens (and they never paid for them, which bankrupted ACA)
To those calling this attack fake, it is sad, im sorry, this attack for most civillians living in saudi arabia at the time, were woken up by a sudden loud alarm and red screen on their tvs, most kids would stare at the screen, not knowing anything about war or attacks, but when it got scary, kids would call their parents out of bed, many were scared with the red screen that was stuck in thier brain, siblings and parents were awaken by their children, they inspected the childs room, dad knows whats going on, and orders everyone to the basement as fast as they can, THIS IS NOT A DRILL, its a attack, the goverment expects you to follow, you must, your will die, it is sad to many things were broken during the attack, houses, shops, hotels, apartments, offices, i am not from saudi arabia, but i fell so sad for the events that happend on january 14, 1991, i wish you all luck.
La alarma de Arabia Saudita 1991: sonó cuando había la guerra del Golfo árabe empezó todo el día cuando un misil de Irak apunto toda la capital de Arabia Saudita riad (traducido en inglés por Google) The Saudi Arabian alarm 1991: sounded when there was the Arab Gulf War started all day when a missile from Iraq targeted the entire Saudi Arabian capital Riyadh
That must've been scary... Been in Saudi not too long ago, I heard some old men's stories about the their experiences in the Gulf War when we're on a school research project.
@@Nawa11YT Lived in Al-Khobar, went to Dammam for this project to speak to the observers at that time. I'm in the Philippines now, but it was a remembrance for me talking to them.
@@Niiidil The Pintsch Bamag/Hörmann F71 is that big German "siren tower" that has a very specific sound, the siren goes silent for half a second between each up/down cycle, you can hear it in the video. As for the Cyclone, they have the sound of an 8/12 ports siren and Saudi Arabia has (or had) Cyclones. And they never paid for them, which bankrupted ACA in the early 90's
I live in a house that experienced a lot of things including this. When the rocket was destroyed a piece of shrapnel came down and destroyed a nearby house and the shockwaves blasted one of the doors in our house.
Oh gosh this was in the middle of the night. Hope everyone’s okay- the sirens were also very creepy and they sound like the Norway sirens. I also hear Cyprus war siren
Yeah dude 30 year old video, a war, it was 2 am, the sirens and amber alerts, low quality vid, a big country like Saudi Arabia like it’s really terrifying
I remember all this..the sirens, the gas mask, the feeling of houses shaking when missiles land ....I was only 8 years old I though this shit was cool not realizing wtf was about to happen
Thank you Mick. Our hq unit was there just across the street. 3/43 Patriot. We got our "vaccinations" and dental care there. I was at Riyadh air base during the shooting show. I had a lot of fun doing the fun runs at kkia
1991 year is when the Saudi national guard, civil defence force and every police men clear every street after 12 am and make sure everyone is safe and have gas masks on is there threat of gas attack
My dad was in there is saudi But saudi Language Is saying tagalog So My dad survive there he wasnt came back for years, so its 2022, and his still alive. I love you dad🙂
I never existed that time but my family were, they saw everything, at the moment they heard the missile incoming there were in a complete fear, my family were so scared that traveled from baquyq to Jeddah 12 hours straight, they heard one of the missile will hit there city, till this day, my family will never forget this horrifying moment they heard and saw
My mother was in dahran she was bit scared she told us a story it was in 1991 she said it was very scary she saw the missile and she knew it was suddam hussein because she heard the soldiers saying
@@beefsalan It sounds close to a Hörmann ECN siren (sadly don't know the model name). But since the audio quality is bad it might be something else, That's just my guess.
Woah u got some rare footage there , I wasn’t born yet , Uhm 😶 living in saudi now , crazy my mom was like in middle school and she told me how frightened she was back then
Awful. Just awful. War is awful. It's hard to believe a good nation like Saudi Arabia suffers through awful wars like the Gulf War. Saudi Arabia is my number one fave nation in the Middle East. I hope this never happens again. Love from America. 🇸🇦🤝🇺🇸
I was in mecca at that time, after the iraq war in 2018, a few missles hit riyadh and jeddah, which exploded an aramco station, I saw the damage and i cannot express how scared i was. god help us
My mom said: When the Golf War started we went to our farm because it's safer and me and my cousins were climbing the mountains there and before we go outside we should wear gas masks and take the backpack and inside that bag is small medical bag and binoculars. We use the binoculars to see the missiles.
I remember the sirens well. I was 8 years old living in Riyadh during this time. The intercepts would send shockwaves that shook everything violently - had to Duck Tape windows as they were prone to shattering. Interesting memories - thanks for sharing.
Yep, duct tape applications in the shape of an asterisk. I do remember that :)
Same here.. I remember being woken up out of bed with the sirens (for the first few days) and having to run into my parents room to put on my gas mask whilst my father duct taped the door we just walked through.. try to prevent ingress of any gas. They stopped the sirens in our compound because the local people living outside our compounds didnt have gas masks and it terrified them...
I still have the gas mask.. bloody scary stuff.. can't believe my parents didn't have us evacuated sooner...
it’s not over yet! get ready for the iranian missiles!
My grandfather worked there, when the war started, i was surprised he wasn't that scared.
Also there during this time as an 8 yr old. Interesting memories indeed.
War is horrific. I can't even imagine living in fear every day that you could just be dead from a missile attack one second. I pray for everyone who had to experience this.
Not a missile, it's a ballistic missile, away more powerful with 500kg warhead
@محمد الغامدي yeahhhh what about your great air defence failing miserable? You guys are worst than Syrian air de fence guys! Worst!
@@reggietheturtle8155 stfup
@@valliantthepigeon7640 should I be offended because I’m from Syria
@@jadalomer1295 nahhhh, syrian air defenses are old, some of them, but they are making a really good job against Israel and nato missiles! I just don't understand why putin dont let the Syrians use s300!
This video is incredibly creepy. It was filmed at night, 30 years ago, the tape is also old, and the situation is terrifying.
the gulf war is from Iraqi in 1991 they launched missiles to them IDK why but people started to evacuate they wear gas masks because of the radiation after the radiation stopped everyone is safe
@@nuclearsulaimanplayz42069 gas masks do not protect against radiation but from toxic or harmful gases. radiation hits us all the time, but usually that radiation (from the sun) is non-harmful. Radiation from a missile however can go right through normal clothing, skin, bone, and can kill you.
@@417Owsy so is there such thing as radiation proof clothing
@@417Owsy it’s also bcuz of the oil rigs that were hit
@@nuclearsulaimanplayz42069 They launched the scuds at Israel to provoke Israel joining the war against Iraq, weakening the Coalition forces sixd majority of them are arab and hates Israel. That did not happen though
i feel sorry for those who got injured. Thankfully most of the people in Riyadh are alive and returned to their normal lifestyle. Love from Oman 🇴🇲
Thank you bro I’m Saudi 2016 legend
Thank you 😊 ❤
Thanks😊
the fact that this happened at 2am makes me feel sorry for all the people that had to experience this. 😭
Imagine a tornado warning happening at 3 am. It will be as spooky as heck.
@@superbrownsheep3777 man tornado warnings at 3 am can catch these hands doe
If you where a Saudi citizen you will always here it cuz it was played in 1991 due to the 2nd Gulf war
@@superbrownsheep3777 it was a missile attack warning from iraq and from the gulf war
@@Sxcpo I clearly know you don’t have to tell me
I was there, so many years ago now, but feels like yesterday, it was terrifying. I won''t ever forget.
@محمد الغامدي ok we get it
Okay so *scud is my favorite*
@محمد الغامدي Thank you for that nice fact!
Yeah Same
Scary, discordant symphony of sirens
i was in Dharan with the Army while this was going on. Those were literally being intercepted over top of us, the Patriot missile batteries were about 1/2 behind us. So close when they launched and went overhead, we could feel and hear them. Some nights no alarms warned us before the first launch. I still think of it to this day.
Thank-you for the reply. I too was in the Dhahran area with the Army and downrange from the local Patriot battery - I was with the 11th Signal Brigade (this tape was given to me by members of our unit who had been working in Riyadh). There were a great many SCUD attacks in the port area too. Like yourself I have many notable and lasting memories of these events: the civil defense sirens, the clang of the chemical attack bell our unit set up and rang during some of the early SCUD attacks (we actually had a fair number of chemical alarms go off at various times, but were never confirmed by secondary tests), the momentary panic and fear I witnessed in otherwise strong brave soldiers, local police slowly rolling through civilian neighborhoods making announcements/issuing warnings over an intercom in the middle of the night (all while the civil defense sirens wale - I often wondered how frightened the civilians must have been while all this was happening). The hardest memory was being jarred awake, I had overslept the start of my night shift, by the SCUD that impacted within 5km of our unit and killed 27 soldiers in the 475th Quartermaster Group - the typical Patriot/Scud flyby or intercept resulted in a boom that would shake a building from the top - this impact rocked the building from ground. Fwiw, I do not know of anyone making recordings of the SCUD attacks in the Dhahran area.
William Bowen
I too was with the 67th Sig Bn. The night the 475th QM got hit I was on guard duty in a tower above the motor pool. The whole thing scared the shit out of me; from the patriot launch to the intercept to the warhead impact. It lit up up real red and the shock wave was massive. After seeing that I just slept through the sirens and avoided the bunkers, if we got hit my mask wasn't going to help much.
Was that the tower in the back corner - built onto the building? The one where you had to walk across the floor boards that felt like they were about to break through at any moment to reach the position? Or was it the stand alone tower?
Was there an alarm????
@@bmghjdful
Not always. Many times I would be asleep at 2-4 am and we would be woken up by the Patriots behind us launching or the Scuds being hit over top of us (Port of Dammam, across the bay from Riyadh).
Since then I haven't gotten restful sleep and take prescription sleep meds to sleep at all.
3:55 analog whelen sirens start air horn tone 5:15 whelen ESC-864 wail
22:56 ACA Cyclone 120Cs start Attack signal
What about 0:10?
@@RafaelVeggi-qt1fxKockums air horn.
4:03
@@RafaelVeggi-qt1fx The rare Hormann ECL
I was sleeping at that night . Suddenly the siren is started . I wake up and started to call my pearents . I got scared by the siren . I saw at sky by window then I saw some red light . I played the radio and listened it . On that night i can't sleep . Siren war very creepy. My heartbeat are going to stop.
I mean i slept before i was like wtf and i said ehhh fuk it and i slept but dont worry turn on the quarn allah can support you :D
Its fun fact saudi arabia has patriot misslile
When the missle landed emp will be launced no calll no signal of tv
Creepy...
@@isu1523 the patriot missles came from a us base
I was 10 years old and living in Riyadh at this time, I had to move to another country while this was happening. A missile almost hit our car and we were very scared. I was screaming, crying, asking my parents why this was happening, she said “A missile hit our city.” I started crying even louder and said “What country launched it?” She said, “Iraq.”
After like 10 or 11 hours, we arrived in Jiddah. Now I have been living in Jiddah since this happened.
Jeddah is my city (lots of people spell it “Jiddah”)
oh my god I didn’t know saddam did this at all
@The Alpha Pill oh
@@warofmeow Saudi brong it on themselfs, instead of supporting saddam they turned on him
Saddam was s butcher, he invaded Kuwait and used chemical weapons on his own population. Not supporting that terrorist dictator does not justify killing civilians deliberately.
Thankyou to everyone that helped us during those times
The TV broadcast was the scariest thing I've ever seen in my whole life
That's good Me and My family didn't live here during this time.
May Allah (Our God) save us from the attacks.
Wow ur Muslim?
I Muslim too
Not alah its god
@@isu1523 Allah means "God" in Arabic.
@@isu1523depends on religion, muslims call God "Allah"
Missiles and sirens are frightening no matter where you live. Great testimonial video.
I was actually in this patriot missile unit. This is a100% legit video. But it does not actually capture much of the action. 17 patriot missiles were launched in defense of the airspace over kkia. You should see the classified videos documenting this. I wouldnt be commenting today if they didnt do their job. Patriot missiles were developed in the 1960's and this was their first war they were used in. The missile technology has advanced greatly now and patriot missile batteries continue to be sold and used in many countries in the world.
I thank you for your service, sir.
cool
Thanks a lot for your service ❤️
@@captainbroady thank you 😊
@@hollysaga thank you 😊
My late father was in Saudi Arabia during the gulf war. It was so scary that he didn't sleep for more than 48 hours.
I was working at Security Forces Hospital . It was something , the building shook a few times. I was frightening for sure. I was working in the ER for any sort of patients that had got hurt. One was a Saudi General their building got hit and his pelvis was fractured. I was hard the women in housing compound would scream and make things worse. I had to go yell to them to stay safe and tried to calm them. It was very insane ordeal for all.
I was so cold 🥶 all time
Scared to death from the sound of sirens 😭
It must have givien you the willies when they wailed off, especially when it's at night time.
Yup I remember these days and dam if it didn't impact us
@@mishvlogs2056 the tv said dont panic i mean my dad wasnt panicing before
Which siren did you hear the screaming one or the loud one
@@aliciadowney9675 both are frightened 😵💫 but the loud is more
I remember this I was 7 years old when the attack happened I was very scared and I was shivering and I was hiding behind the door and crying because I thought my father was dead 😭😭💔
Then why did you think that your father died
????
@@fsheheclack He was 7 at the time
@@barackputin OK its soviet time
@@fsheheclack dumbass he was 7 didn’t you see he said “he thought his father died” are you f**king blind or what and you don’t know what thought means or what
i hear different signals.
Some are Pulse.
Some are Steady.
Some are Wail.
As i know in a certain countries - Pulse Signal can mean ( Danger is approaching or early alert ) Steady Signal means either ( All Clear or Alert ) but wail is the usual ( Danger or Attack )
I think I also hear horns?
Also I believe Saudi Arabia had somr ACA sirens at the time because aca was one of their suppliers through the late 70s to early 90s
So Saudi Arabia’s EAS is a Wail Alert
They used analog whelens not sure what sirens they were but they also did air horn. My guess was they are Analog Whelen WPS-2750s, also I can hear one pulsing that could be the EOWS 1212 in dammam seaport
@@jadalomer1295 it's just wail/attack with the ACA cyclones and the Hormann speaker sirens but there's horns too
Cameraman never dies
Fr
Creepy sirens, and a static red warning on your tv set.
That's more than enough to scare you to bits.
yep i was 7 and i remember we had to turn the lights off for some reason , if you notice in the end of the video there are not lights in the room , only the tv
@@khaledShar man that feels like you are in a eerie horror movie
@@khaledShar and tape the doors and windows because of the gas
The fact that these sirens are going off for an actual attack makes it creepy and unsettling ! Also I can hear a multitude of sirens: a German Pintsch Bamag or Hörmann compressed air siren, a lot of Swedish Kockum Sonics Typhoon "Hesa Fredrik" air horns, a few Whelen sirens, and a faint, distant ACA Cyclone
H o w. D o. U. K n o w ? ?
@@Niiidil The sounds, they all have their own sound
yeah, so many people said it sounded similar to the swedish sirens, tho we still don't know if it was Saudi made or imported from Sweden. but truly the most terrifying alarm on earth
Apparently Thunderbolt sirens were used in Saudi Arabi during this time along with a possible 2001 siren
@@superbrownsheep3777 The Thunderbolt System 7000 sirens were in Kuwait, not in Saudi Arabia. Saudi Arabia purchased mostly ACA sirens (and they never paid for them, which bankrupted ACA)
Thank you
You're welcome. Be well.
i still cant believe some of these cold hearted people are claiming that its a skit and it's fake
as a native arabian, this is %100 real
To those calling this attack fake, it is sad, im sorry, this attack for most civillians living in saudi arabia at the time, were woken up by a sudden loud alarm and red screen on their tvs, most kids would stare at the screen, not knowing anything about war or attacks, but when it got scary, kids would call their parents out of bed, many were scared with the red screen that was stuck in thier brain, siblings and parents were awaken by their children, they inspected the childs room, dad knows whats going on, and orders everyone to the basement as fast as they can, THIS IS NOT A DRILL, its a attack, the goverment expects you to follow, you must, your will die, it is sad to many things were broken during the attack, houses, shops, hotels, apartments, offices, i am not from saudi arabia, but i fell so sad for the events that happend on january 14, 1991, i wish you all luck.
Get a brain pls and if u have to say nothing nice why don't u stfu?
@@shekharadhikari8416 you're not being nice either though
@@Chickenbarbeque iam saying to the guy called point recall;-;
Oh wait, I'm stupid. I was gonna reply about you lying about your blocked comment 😂
Edit: Because I didn't double check 😐
Oof... I uhh... I am sorry for all the Saudi Arabians here. I hope it never happens again. You deserve respect. I just can’t believe it.
And I always pronounced it sordi
❤
أتذكر أن هذا كان رعبًا لعائلتي عندما كان عمري 4 سنوات ولم أفهم المعنى الكامل لشيء إنذار التلفزيون ولكنه كان مخيفًا
And also i had to evacuate
And i think i remember there was gas
صوت الانذار يخوف الحمدللله على الامن والامان 🇸🇦💛
الحمدلله على نعمة الأمن 😌
if theres ever a missile attack, we need this guy hes just so calm about missiles attacking
La alarma de Arabia Saudita 1991: sonó cuando había la guerra del Golfo árabe empezó todo el día cuando un misil de Irak apunto toda la capital de Arabia Saudita riad (traducido en inglés por Google) The Saudi Arabian alarm 1991: sounded when there was the Arab Gulf War started all day when a missile from Iraq targeted the entire Saudi Arabian capital Riyadh
That must've been scary... Been in Saudi not too long ago, I heard some old men's stories about the their experiences in the Gulf War when we're on a school research project.
Oh cool. Where are you from?
@@Nawa11YT Lived in Al-Khobar, went to Dammam for this project to speak to the observers at that time. I'm in the Philippines now, but it was a remembrance for me talking to them.
Saudi Arabia apparently had ACA Cyclone 125s and ACA Banshee 115s
And also small non directional sirens so I'm assuming Screamer S2s
Would you know which one is at 9:20?
@@lordmephisto6654 I can hear a close Hörmann F71 or Pintsch Bamag siren, and a distant ACA Cyclone a few seconds later
@@imaginox9 where do u know this?!
@@Niiidil The Pintsch Bamag/Hörmann F71 is that big German "siren tower" that has a very specific sound, the siren goes silent for half a second between each up/down cycle, you can hear it in the video. As for the Cyclone, they have the sound of an 8/12 ports siren and Saudi Arabia has (or had) Cyclones. And they never paid for them, which bankrupted ACA in the early 90's
I live in a house that experienced a lot of things including this. When the rocket was destroyed a piece of shrapnel came down and destroyed a nearby house and the shockwaves blasted one of the doors in our house.
This is terrifying and so many ways I could describe this with every single scary word in the world I'm sorry for the people who got injured
Let's not forget the fact that this was 30 years ago makes it even more horrifying than it actually is
_The most horrifying part in my opinion is __24:18__ bc the letters in english are ALL. CAP. LETTERS._
The fact that the time is between 12:00 PM and 6:00 AM fits with the music
This also had me having nightmares because of the siren. And the worst pat is that you hear this at 2 in the morning at 1991.
scary, God bless all those people who were during this experience 😥
Oh gosh this was in the middle of the night. Hope everyone’s okay- the sirens were also very creepy and they sound like the Norway sirens. I also hear Cyprus war siren
I was a kid I was 9 years old
_24:19__ the fact that its all cap letters and its low quality [for the whole video] makes it very SCARY._
How Did You Type In Titled Letters? Lol
@@DAJTheRUclipsr_2007 youll need _ for that...
For example...: __american samoa__
Of course it’s low quality it was 1991
_oh_
_what the fuck_
might be one of the scariest videos on yt
Yeah dude 30 year old video, a war, it was 2 am, the sirens and amber alerts, low quality vid, a big country like Saudi Arabia like it’s really terrifying
Oh yeah try playing this at night with the lights off at 3:00 am
Thank god I was born after that. Can't imagine how scary it was to many people
Speechless
Holy shit hopefully your okay i feel really bad for evey one there during this :(
I was there, and i saw the explosion front of my bare eyes
25:04 EAS says: LETS TURN BLUE
That was when the attack was over
So they are ok
Those sirens made me terrified for life still love the EAS alarms
That is absolutely terrifying.
I remember all this..the sirens, the gas mask, the feeling of houses shaking when missiles land ....I was only 8 years old I though this shit was cool not realizing wtf was about to happen
I hope you can tell and spread your message to your next of kin. To make them know that war is for fools.
GAS MISSLES WERE USED!?
@@superbrownsheep3777 yep, they even tried bio weapons
3:55 holy crap is that analog whelen airhorn?
I think its the swedish air raid siren called "hesa fredrik"
@@UazGamingYT710it’s a analog Whelen, I looked into it
imagine waking up to find out what happened while you slept
1:05 Scud Missile Alert
24:19 also
It’s way worst than the USA’s it’s terrifying
Eternal 85 I know
reminds me of ghostbusters
and i though Canada's alert system was terrifying
30 years ago, February 25, 1991 or February 26, 1991 the day when the missile hits Riyadh Saudi Arabia.
Everyone found this footage. The Gulf War, where allies declared war on Iraq. This was recorded in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.
Sveiki. Meile is lietuvos, tikiuosi, kad visi Saudo nesužeisti.. butu tragedija.... Vėl nuoširdi meilė iš Lietuvos. 😢😭
Imagine hearing this will give you goosebumps
i was there at king khalid international airport, part of the medical corp
Thank you Mick. Our hq unit was there just across the street. 3/43 Patriot. We got our "vaccinations" and dental care there. I was at Riyadh air base during the shooting show. I had a lot of fun doing the fun runs at kkia
my dad was 23 at that time he says it was rlly scary and sadly his dad died he was in the army and now my dad joined the army and so am i
He was in riyadh?
Wow this is scary I can’t imagine how my parents felt during this
This is why Saudi arabia's alarm (1991) scary
1.This Alarm Is Old
2. The camera has The voice is not clear that's why it's scary
Mustve been scary back in the day, But didnt know saudi arabia had those sweden air raid siren horns.
May Allah protect my home country, Saudi Arabia, and this will never happen again.
Yes
i was 9 years old and I was shocked and i was crying for help and i was screaming like "HELP ME" but then at dawn i stopped crying so pray for me 😔
1991 year is when the Saudi national guard, civil defence force and every police men clear every street after 12 am and make sure everyone is safe and have gas masks on is there threat of gas attack
Do you have a other video to show what happens after this
My dad was in there is saudi But saudi Language Is saying tagalog So My dad survive there he wasnt came back for years, so its 2022, and his still alive.
I love you dad🙂
Anyone know the horns and sirens that were used in these videos (Ie name, manufacture, model number)
Thank you Will! Did you like your residence in the Kingdom? You are always welcome anytime soon
Thank you for your service
That is crazy how a man recorder this on a camcorder! This is a VERY rare footage!
this has successfully made me terrified
the worst of the siren wasnt even heard, 🥁👁🗨
Thank you William Bowen
You're welcome. Be well.
Hey@@Pillbowen, do you remember seeing anything on the TV about the attacks, or did you just heard the siren from outside?
@@ZeroClki often would hear a siren or the Patriot battery - never had time to watch tv
Oh okay@@Pillbowen.
Even the sirens are more scarier than the missiles
Holy shit i feel bad for the people that were killed by the attack but that siren is creepy i think i going to have nightmares....
have u ever seen the channel Horror Stories? I've seen some shit
Those sirens sound like the ones in Sweden
Except those are real attacks
Those sirens sound like they are from norway
The siren be like: OOOOOOOOOOooooooooooOOOOOOOOOOOooooooooo AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAQAAAAAAAAAAAAQAAAAAAAAAAaAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
23:44
OH MY GOD!!
SIRENS CREEPY,CREEPY WARNINGS ON TV,RADIO!!1!!!
GOD!
Ok i don't remember this because i was born in Scotland but Holy shit this is scary
Yep
I never existed that time but my family were, they saw everything, at the moment they heard the missile incoming there were in a complete fear, my family were so scared that traveled from baquyq to Jeddah 12 hours straight, they heard one of the missile will hit there city, till this day, my family will never forget this horrifying moment they heard and saw
I was 3 years old and barely can remember this horrible event
What camera was this recorded with?
That's an old one
Its Unknown, sorry...
VHS camera.
كان عمري ٤ وقتها كان رعبب💔💔
Was this your video
My mother was in dahran she was bit scared she told us a story it was in 1991 she said it was very scary she saw the missile and she knew it was suddam hussein because she heard the soldiers saying
What is the name of that wailing siren? Please I need to know
That’s Hesa Fredrik
That's a ACA screamer S2
@@mishplayz1288 No the one around 1:50
@@beefsalan It sounds close to a Hörmann ECN siren (sadly don't know the model name). But since the audio quality is bad it might be something else, That's just my guess.
Emc 864
my dad was working in the iranian war in 1991 aka the gulf war
Woah u got some rare footage there , I wasn’t born yet , Uhm 😶 living in saudi now , crazy my mom was like in middle school and she told me how frightened she was back then
1:04 24:20 Saudi Arabia Emergency Alert System.
Awful. Just awful. War is awful. It's hard to believe a good nation like Saudi Arabia suffers through awful wars like the Gulf War. Saudi Arabia is my number one fave nation in the Middle East. I hope this never happens again. Love from America.
🇸🇦🤝🇺🇸
😊🤝
“Whoa! Fireworks!” Got me! Lol
I was in mecca at that time, after the iraq war in 2018, a few missles hit riyadh and jeddah, which exploded an aramco station, I saw the damage and i cannot express how scared i was. god help us
Just wondering, what sirens were used to alert?
If you where a Saudi citizen you will always here it cuz it was played in 1991 due to the 2nd Gulf war
There is no such thing as The Second Gulf war in 1991. It was just called Gulf War.
My mom said: When the Golf War started we went to our farm because it's safer and me and my cousins were climbing the mountains there and before we go outside we should wear gas masks and take the backpack and inside that bag is small medical bag and binoculars. We use the binoculars to see the missiles.
It happened in an urban city mister.
Are we not gonna talk about how terrified the people would be that they here this alarm at 2 am
That is terrifiying man 😰
I remember i was aged 7
Not A Demon It's A Siren
The Saudi Arabian 1991 siren it's scary
i can adlib to that arabic warning. used to come when scud attacks happend in riyadh. i was there. i still remember
As i russian, i am scared of the video and it made me soo sad for the peoples who didn’t survived
That was so scary
Btw who launched the bomb
not гей Iraq back in '91
That was so scary
@@Legomakkah lol no
@@1llr it was a scud missile launched by Iraq during the gulf war.