NUTS! This episode is about the Sabaton Song Screaming Eagles. We would like to thank all of you who are loyally watching, liking and commenting on our videos. We are extra grateful for those who support us financially on Patreon, as they are the driving force behind this channel. I hope you all are well and manage to keep your heads cool! Stay hydrated! If you would like to gain early access to our Sabaton History episodes and actively support this awesome project that we are so passionate about, you can do so by joining our Patreon community. There are some pretty cool perks when you become part of the Patreon family. Find out more and join here 👉 www.patreon.com/sabatonhistory
I didn't like Pacific. Band of Brothers was great. Even though they took some _artistic liberties_ with a number of characters. I heard they're making one about air force thought. "Masters of the Air"
My Grandfather, Charles Otis Griswold, was a Screaming Eagle during this conflict. I have had my mother in tears listening to this. She is and has been blown away by how great this has been done. I have been a Sabaton fan for ten years, but this has connected me with my mother. Thank you. My Grandfather might not have been a fan of the style of music, but as a warrior, he would loved it.
Typical answer from warriors Philip of Macedon sent a message to Sparta saying, "You are advised to submit without further delay, for if I bring my army on your land, I will destroy your farms, slay your people and raze your city." Sparta replied "If". Neither Philip nor Alexander the Great ever attacked Sparta
I was never a "Metal" fan growing up. I'm in my 60s and try to have eclectic tastes in music but metal didn't do it for me. Until SABATON! Your inclusion of military history into your songs is so inspiring. BISMARCK was my introduction to you and this channel is just frosting on the cake. I look forward to all your songs and history explanations. Thank you for your work. And in the words of my generation, YOU GUYS ROCK!
My grandfather fought in the Battle of the Bulge in the US Army. When the war ended in 1945, he was 21 years-old. He was also the only one in his entire unit who could speak French. He used to say that he went into the army with high school-level French and by the time the war was over, he was fluent. In fact, he spent so much time speaking French that he actually forgot words in English. He died in 2018 at the age of 94. My grandmother, who's three years younger than my grandfather, is still alive and completely mentally intact. In fact, she's become very interested in computers and it's funny to hear this 94 year-old woman (as of 2021) talk about computer components and actually understand what she's saying.
I actually visted Bastogne about 8 or so years ago with my Great grandfather. He fought in the battle as a foward artillery observer. It was a extremely emotional trip for him to go back but he was glad he got to go back before he died
I had a copy of that message to the troops which included the surrender request and his answer as primary research on my term paper for American History 101. My family history from leaving Europe in 1886 to the present.
"Sir, they are asking for us to surrender." " tell the germans they gotta be fuckin' nuts to think we would surrender." "Uhhh..." *only types NUTS, sends* German response: "da fuq is this shit?!"
I love your Screaming Eagle at the end, I haven't laughed that hard in years. Also want to thank you for mentioning the Glider Infantry. My Uncle Jimmy was killed with the 17th Airborne on January 7th, and this is the first time I have heard his outfit mentioned in public. Period. Just found Sabaton, and listen to Bismarck at least once a day. I don't know the draw, but it pumps me up.
My Great Grandfather was a machine gunner in the 75th Infantry and served at the Bulge. I don't know a lot on what happened but I'm glad to see a video on the battle.
both of my grandfathers were in pattons army during the battle of the bulge. one was a combat medic they other in the was a mechanic. neither would ever speak of the battle. so its crazy to hear this story. thanks sabaton
My great grandparents both served in the war, (Grandma as a nurse) Grandpa in this division. None of us really knew until very recently when he opened up while we were visiting, and then I made the connection later while listening to the song. It's cool to learn about it since he doesn't like to talk about it very much, Thank you!
You should do attack of the dead man next week. That story is amazing. Have you ever thought of a creating a poll so we could vote on what we wanna see next week
My grandfather was at Bastonge, and we only found that out at his funeral. So this one is a personal favorite of mine. Thanks again for everything you do.
I personally was friends with a veteran of Item Company, 506th parachute infantry regiment, 101st Airborne Division. He sadly has passed on, but told me of his experiences from the jump into Holland through to the end of the war. He told me that he went into Bastogne without a weapon or ammunition. Staff Sergeant Harley Dingman, from Watertown, New York, was awarded the Silver Star for heroism at Foy, Belgium, where he and 14 remaining members of his platoon covered Item Company’s fall back to Bastogne against a company of German infantry. He was the platoon leader, as all senior officers and non-coms had been killed or wounded.
My great grandfather was with the 104th Infantry during the battle of the bulge. His unit helped encircle the Ruhr pocket while supporting the 3rd Armored Division.
Hey, I’m under thirty years old and I just watched this episode of Band of Brothers a few days ago, not knowing that this would be the topic of this week’s episode, of course. Watched the whole series completely a few months ago. It is as timeless as your music. Keep rolling it out.
My brother went into the Army right out of high school ..was in for 40 1/2 years...was with the 101 Airborne...Screaming Eagles ..was in the Gulf War...came home unharmed.... he's my hero for staying in that long
My father was drafted in January 1941 in the first draft for one year. On December 6th he was on a ship going out from California to somewhere. They came back the next day. His signal corp unit was sent to Iceland for two years. There was a rumor that since they were overseas for two years they would be sent home. When they were releaved, the rumor was that they would go to Scotland and take the Queen Mary home. When they got to Scotland, there was the Queen Mary. A while later there was a formation and everyone expected to hear that they were going home. They all cheered when told that they were getting a pay bonus each month. No one cheered when told the money was for being in gliders. The glider pilots were the ones who flunked out of bomber school. He didn't make any combat glider landings but his unit was on standby on D Day. He was with the 101 st at Bastogne.
My uncle Wilhoit, who I unfortunately never got to meet, fought in the battle of the bulge and later became a guard at the Nuremberg trials due to his rather large frame. Grandson of Prussian immigrants funny enough; my grandmother always made that clear to me that her family wasn't just German but Prussian. Also, I'm from Texas as well so greetings from the Lone Star State Sabaton History!
My Grandfather (nicknamed the old man, he was like 33 or so when he joined) was in the 101st airborne in the Ardennes in the winter of '44 (I'm not sure if it was Easy Company or not). He was injured from a grenade or a mortar and got shrapnel in his arm and took a bullet in the shoulder. He never spoke much about his service, but he did give an extra pair of boots to a Frenchman and some chocolate to a young child. I love hearing more about this part of the war to see what he went through to allow me to be here today.
The sounds Indy made were actually pretty acurate and they really soundes like an eagle lol. Just love your videos. Big respect to the whole team behind this project 💪🏻🤘🏻
Damn. This one I heard two years ago on Graspop. This is good. I went to Bastogne when you guys brought out the album (I didn't know of you guys then) and my dad took me to the Museum. We were there after Christmas. Damn, that was cold. So I could have an idea how the Soldiers felt. Good thing you release it now. Right on time to see before I leave for Wacken in a couple of hours.
I just realized that the 101st and the 82nd were very close to each other both having amazing backgrounds the 101st for the defense of Bastogne and the 82nd for Sergeant York pretty cool if you ask me.
My grandfather actually fought in the battle of bulge (for the U.S) Apparently he disappeared during the battle and reappeared sometime later with his MIA report already sent home. It’s a funny story I love to hear about
@@voyteee they've previosly told that they don't release their vids based on historical anniversaries. The videos take a long time to make and are usually made in advance (according to Indy, about a month) since everybody lives in different places and there is editing and research etc. They would really struggle to get videos on precise dates. I hope i haven't gotten anything wrong.
Robin de Roos I think that has to do with how the pacific in general was a more brutal theater to fight in than Europe. In Europe, for the most part, civilians were removed from the fighting as best as they could be. Meanwhile the Japanese had no problem using the islands’ natives as traps and completely disregarded the rules of war.
You should write a song about the marines in the Pacific! E.B. Sledge wrote an amazing book about his experiences called With the Old Breed. He’s also one of the people portrayed in the miniseries!
I'm 21 and I remember watching band of Brothers constantly. If it came on TV I would always watch even if it was mid episode. Ha I probably have watch that series hundred times by now haha
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NUTS! This episode is about the Sabaton Song Screaming Eagles. We would like to thank all of you who are loyally watching, liking and commenting on our videos. We are extra grateful for those who support us financially on Patreon, as they are the driving force behind this channel. I hope you all are well and manage to keep your heads cool! Stay hydrated!
If you would like to gain early access to our Sabaton History episodes and actively support this awesome project that we are so passionate about, you can do so by joining our Patreon community. There are some pretty cool perks when you become part of the Patreon family.
Find out more and join here 👉 www.patreon.com/sabatonhistory
I am a simple man, therefore I click and watch. Can't wait to see you guys at Revolution Live in Ft. Lauderdale! :D
AUGHK!!!
Hey Indy Neidell, the flag on your left shoulder is reversed.
www.usflag.org/flagpatch.html
NUTS!
@AlastrionaCatskill i know it can be found on amazons video service and you can always pick up the VHS/DVDs despite its age its still REALLLY good.
Look! Up in the sky!
It's a bird!
It's a plane!
No! It's Indy! "Aahh Aahh"
TheWe1c0meMatt 😂
No, it's an Exterminatus!
"That's how crows sound in Romania",
Me, today 2019
God, that was hilarious
Lmao screaming indy
Nobody:
Indy: AUGHK AUGHK
Sponsor Eagle is going to be replaced by Indy
I find that eagle imitation rather bad...
Someone clip that.
I already see the memes Comming XD
Auwk auwk? Really? No, that's the sound of a puking buzzard
The moment I reach home , I'll cut the "eagle" and use it as alarm for my phone...
No regrets
I mean I would do that to but I have one like that already.
Indy Neidell but as phone notification.
"Hi! I'm Indy Neidell. And THIS is when you wake up!" *eagle caw*
@@SabatonHistory hell, that sound HAS to go onto the Sabaton History Edition of the album if you ever get around to it!!!
Sabaton History is just Indy's slow descent into madness among Swedish Metalheads
Descent into darkness
Descent into hell
The guy who's after Texas red 303 DAYS BELOW THE SUN
@@zooktheberzooker6156 after texas reeeee eee eeeed. T'was early in the mornin' when he rode into the tooooooooooown.
@@metalismychim6536 He came riding from the southside, slowly looking all arouuuund
10 dislikes are the people Indy scared with his ferocious eagle impression
Probably
Yeah probably
Probably
It scared me so bad I liked the video
This made my laugh for 5 minutes
"We're paratroopers, we're supposed to be surrounded"
Capt. Dick Winters.
NUTS
Not Understanding Terms of Surrender
doesnt get more american acronym than that
@@ltelias4215 dafuq you talking about? It's still just an "S"!
German officer: nuts
American officers : yup nuts deeezs nuts
@@ltelias4215 dunno, FUBAR is pretty american as well
@@robertcrawshaw9978 Fucked Up Beyond All Recogniton/Repair
Surrounded? That means we can fire in all directions!
The 225677th Fragment of the Man-Emperor of Mankind They’ve got us surrounded again the poor bastards.
Surrounded simplifies things.
We have you all surrounded! At least from this side...
*POUNDING BULGE*
but commisar sir, those are slannesh forces, what we are going to do? join them?
"I'm going to Hell"
Well, it's only about 750 km away from Stockholm… There's a place called Hell in Norway.
or you could just go to the Balkans .... the name doesn't fit, but the general mood does
Hell Michigan too
@@Nuka0420 Yeah, but Indy lives in Stockholm, so Norway is closer. :)
how did you comment before this got posted
We got Satan's kingdom in upstate NY
Indy: Son, a cow goes "moo." And eagles go "ghawkhgesgurag cawughbhsyeaigw"
Turtles go "Cowabunga!"
AUGHK AUGHK
AWK AWK!
What does that Fox say
@@couchbear6108 fox is using minecraft fox sound while they staring at you
That feeling when you realize Indy is the kid your mom wouldn't let you hang out with
Imagine the fomo
Hannes from Sabaton and Freddy Mercury did a great job on this one hahaha Also Band of Brothers is great and The Pacific too!!
Thanks!
Wasn't there supposed to be a similar series made about the RAF? I remember hearing something about that a couple of years ago.
@@Sabretoothsquirrel yeah me too, but never came out.
I didn't like Pacific. Band of Brothers was great. Even though they took some _artistic liberties_ with a number of characters. I heard they're making one about air force thought. "Masters of the Air"
@@Sabretoothsquirrelthere was one made for Patton
This episode was really great, both Joakim and Indy were funny as hell!
They have great chemistry
hell yeah they are!
They werent Joakim and Indy
They were Hannes from sabaton and Freddy Mercury
Who are Indy and Joakim? They are Hannes from Sabaton and Freddie Mercury
Joakim has a lot of Freddie Mercury as frontman
“SIR WE’RE SURROUNDED!!!”
“Good!”
“Sir?”
“Now we can fire in all directions!!!”
"Grandpa, were you a Hero in the war?" grandpa said, "No... but I served in a company of heroes"
Dick winters quote
My Grandfather, Charles Otis Griswold, was a Screaming Eagle during this conflict. I have had my mother in tears listening to this. She is and has been blown away by how great this has been done. I have been a Sabaton fan for ten years, but this has connected me with my mother. Thank you. My Grandfather might not have been a fan of the style of music, but as a warrior, he would loved it.
For heroes like him we create songs, Scott.
Freddy looks much healthier than at the end of the movie. So happy he had a full recovery... Waaaaait a minute...
Biology teacher:tell me what you know about eagles
Me: 0:11
Typical answer from warriors
Philip of Macedon sent a message to Sparta saying, "You are advised to submit without further delay, for if I bring my army on your land, I will destroy your farms, slay your people and raze your city."
Sparta replied "If". Neither Philip nor Alexander the Great ever attacked Sparta
Reminder that Sparta was the size of a large village at this point and that the Macedonian kings just couldn't be arsed to conquer them
I love Laconic wit. Marines and soldiers are well versed in the art form.
"Tell him to go to hell."
th-cam.com/video/bvvGSC3zcNs/w-d-xo.html
Wasn't that sent by the persians
Persians just wanted the Spartans to stay out of their way. No one wanted to fight Spartans at their peak
101st: *Surrounded*
Also 101st: "It's Free Real Estate"
I was never a "Metal" fan growing up. I'm in my 60s and try to have eclectic tastes in music but metal didn't do it for me. Until SABATON!
Your inclusion of military history into your songs is so inspiring. BISMARCK was my introduction to you and this channel is just frosting on the cake. I look forward to all your songs and history explanations.
Thank you for your work. And in the words of my generation, YOU GUYS ROCK!
Thanks a lot! I'm glad you like it!
Even me
We're paratroopers! We're supposed to be surrounded...
Ohhh look they simplify our accuracy those poor bastards it's D-Day all over again
We're paratroopers! WE DONT EVEN KNOW WHAT ENCIRCLED MEANS
Who would win, King Tigers or some angry parachute boys.
WPSent
Angry parachute bois because Murica
@@ReformedSooner24 Tigers because bazookas are too heavy to jump with and M1 Carbines don't do shit to 70 tonnes of tank.
@@Tula1940_LB lmao, none of that will matter if your transmission's broken miles behind the front line.
@@CheemsofRegret The King Tiger was much better than the Tiger 1 when it comes to reliablity however functional king tiger vs paratroopers... Eh....
@@Tula1940_LB They weren't airdropped into Bastogne, they went by trucks.
Lost it at Indy's Eagle Squawks. Great work guys!
0:13
My grandfather fought in the Battle of the Bulge in the US Army. When the war ended in 1945, he was 21 years-old. He was also the only one in his entire unit who could speak French. He used to say that he went into the army with high school-level French and by the time the war was over, he was fluent. In fact, he spent so much time speaking French that he actually forgot words in English.
He died in 2018 at the age of 94. My grandmother, who's three years younger than my grandfather, is still alive and completely mentally intact. In fact, she's become very interested in computers and it's funny to hear this 94 year-old woman (as of 2021) talk about computer components and actually understand what she's saying.
I actually visted Bastogne about 8 or so years ago with my Great grandfather. He fought in the battle as a foward artillery observer. It was a extremely emotional trip for him to go back but he was glad he got to go back before he died
It's great that you got to do that with your grandfather. You have every reason to be proud of him
Indy: Eagle Screams and say's hes going to Hell
Me: Well that's *NUTS*
Indy: AUCK AUCK!!
Freddie The Bloody Legend Mercury 2.0: 🤦🏻♂️Nuts
"mmmhhh I don't believe the Germans would attack trou Arddens"
SS.divizions: "hold our beer"
When you're high on PANZERSCHOKOLADE, all kinds of bad ideas suddenly start to sound really, really good!
To the German Commander
"Nuts!"
The American Commander
Not Understanding Terms of Surrender
@@ReformedSooner24 I actually never knew it meant that. That's great
@@ReformedSooner24 that's a badass level of american codified message they sent.
Most, if not all American commanders, would disregard such a message brought to them. Anthony McAuliffe was a cut above!
I had a copy of that message to the troops which included the surrender request and his answer as primary research on my term paper for American History 101. My family history from leaving Europe in 1886 to the present.
Judging by the intro, I'm going to assume this was the last video shoot of the day?
It might have been
"Sir, they are asking for us to surrender."
" tell the germans they gotta be fuckin' nuts to think we would surrender."
"Uhhh..." *only types NUTS, sends*
German response: "da fuq is this shit?!"
Considering us Americans, sounds about right
Indy "eagles don't scream, they're more like...gwak gwak"
Nobody on set "stop that man"
No one:
Indy: *screams in eagle*
I feel like neither Indy nor Joakim are taking the intro seriously :)
Who would've thought
Who?
This just shows that you don't understand how history is done Mister ScienceTube. Stay in your lane!!!
Giving the map job to Eastory was such a good decision. These videos are made even better because of him
Totally, we love his work!
"SCREAMING EAGLES!"
Soldier, TF2
"This is my world, you are not wellcome in my world!" Soldier, Team Fortress 2.
"If God had wanted you to live, He would not have created me!" Soldier, Team Fortress 2.
They also have the Market Gardener in TF2 as an item
“Scotland is not a real country, you are an Englishman in a dress.”
Soldier, Tf2
"STARS AND STRIPES BEATS HAMMER AND SICKLE LOOK IT UP"
I remember freshman year I was given this battle to do a project on, and I mentioned this song in the presentation
Awesome!
I love your Screaming Eagle at the end, I haven't laughed that hard in years. Also want to thank you for mentioning the Glider Infantry. My Uncle Jimmy was killed with the 17th Airborne on January 7th, and this is the first time I have heard his outfit mentioned in public. Period. Just found Sabaton, and listen to Bismarck at least once a day. I don't know the draw, but it pumps me up.
Happy to entertain! Joakim couldn't talk for a few minutes he was laughing so hard. And respect to Uncle Jimmy.
My Great Grandfather was a machine gunner in the 75th Infantry and served at the Bulge. I don't know a lot on what happened but I'm glad to see a video on the battle.
*Notices your Bulge*
"ACKGK ACGK WHATS THIS"
Indy absolutly made my day with his screaming eagle imitation.
Hope to see you at the Great War tour Indy.
I can't wait for the Indy Nidelle cover of Down with the Sickness.
Oh AUW AUW
Waaaaait a minute
Is that.. Is that Ian?
When told they’ll be surrounded at Bastone.
“We’re paratroopers son, we’re supposed to be surrounded.” MAJ Dick Winters
My great uncle was a member of the 101st, so you can imagine how excited I was to see this.
Each episode with Indie and Joakim is progressively getting more and more hilarious.
both of my grandfathers were in pattons army during the battle of the bulge. one was a combat medic they other in the was a mechanic. neither would ever speak of the battle. so its crazy to hear this story. thanks sabaton
Nobody:
Joakim: that was a good dream
Also Joakim: F*** THIS S*** [flips bed]
Between Sabaton History & Mark Felton Productions, you can get ALL your military history needs!!
Drachenfel for navel needs
My great grandparents both served in the war, (Grandma as a nurse) Grandpa in this division. None of us really knew until very recently when he opened up while we were visiting, and then I made the connection later while listening to the song. It's cool to learn about it since he doesn't like to talk about it very much, Thank you!
Be proud of them, they must have endured a lot.
You should do attack of the dead man next week. That story is amazing. Have you ever thought of a creating a poll so we could vote on what we wanna see next week
@@indiananeidell9186 nuts
@@indiananeidell9186 also love the great war and sabaton history. I think you do great work
I think Indy has already covered that story on his Great War channel
Osowiec then and again
Attack of the dead, hundred men
Facing the dead, hundred men
Charge again, shot again, die again
@@mikep3180 Nope. He did it elsewhere.
Love that this one came out while I'm watching Band of Brothers.
Keep up the great content guys! Always the highlight of my week ❤
Will do! Thanks!
SIR WE'RE SURROUNDED!
WE'RE AIRBORNE PRIVATE! WE'RE SUPPOSED TO BE SURROUNDED!
My grandfather was at Bastonge, and we only found that out at his funeral. So this one is a personal favorite of mine. Thanks again for everything you do.
damn you Indy, can't stop laughing for that eagle "imitation"
I personally was friends with a veteran of Item Company, 506th parachute infantry regiment, 101st Airborne Division. He sadly has passed on, but told me of his experiences from the jump into Holland through to the end of the war. He told me that he went into Bastogne without a weapon or ammunition. Staff Sergeant Harley Dingman, from Watertown, New York, was awarded the Silver Star for heroism at Foy, Belgium, where he and 14 remaining members of his platoon covered Item Company’s fall back to Bastogne against a company of German infantry. He was the platoon leader, as all senior officers and non-coms had been killed or wounded.
My great grandfather was with the 104th Infantry during the battle of the bulge. His unit helped encircle the Ruhr pocket while supporting the 3rd Armored Division.
Thanks for sharing!
Hey, I’m under thirty years old and I just watched this episode of Band of Brothers a few days ago, not knowing that this would be the topic of this week’s episode, of course. Watched the whole series completely a few months ago. It is as timeless as your music. Keep rolling it out.
It is a great series! I'm glad to see some cultured young men here!
Joakim: "And I'm Freddie Mercury."
Me: 😎🍺
Hi dead, I am Theodore.
My brother went into the Army right out of high school ..was in for 40 1/2 years...was with the 101 Airborne...Screaming Eagles ..was in the Gulf War...came home unharmed.... he's my hero for staying in that long
Never
Under
This
Situation
awesome song, my grandfather was enlisted in the 28th American infantry Division in the Battle of the Bulge...
the sarcasm at 4:20 made me spit out my coffee.
This has to be my favorite sabaton history episode I’ve seen! Hilarious, educational and fast paced! Just like the song!
You know, everybody's talking about Indy's eagle impression, but nobody's gonna talk about his "Bottle of the barrel" statement?
Perfect timing for this release as I just rewatched Band of Brothers - Bastogne last night. Can't wait to see you guys November 1st!
Same, Nov 3rd. It’ll be awesome
Can you make Winged Hussars next? I love the sound and the relation to my homecountry Austria.
I was born in Bastogne and living in small village near the forest where the fox holes are, I've to say thanks Sabaton for this awesome music !
My father was drafted in January 1941 in the first draft for one year. On December 6th he was on a ship going out from California to somewhere. They came back the next day. His signal corp unit was sent to Iceland for two years.
There was a rumor that since they were overseas for two years they would be sent home. When they were releaved, the rumor was that they would go to Scotland and take the Queen Mary home. When they got to Scotland, there was the Queen Mary.
A while later there was a formation and everyone expected to hear that they were going home. They all cheered when told that they were getting a pay bonus each month. No one cheered when told the money was for being in gliders. The glider pilots were the ones who flunked out of bomber school. He didn't make any combat glider landings but his unit was on standby on D Day.
He was with the 101 st at Bastogne.
I have band of brothers and I watch it about 3 times every year
I really love Band of Brothers, one of the best shows out there aswell as The Pacific.
My uncle Wilhoit, who I unfortunately never got to meet, fought in the battle of the bulge and later became a guard at the Nuremberg trials due to his rather large frame. Grandson of Prussian immigrants funny enough; my grandmother always made that clear to me that her family wasn't just German but Prussian. Also, I'm from Texas as well so greetings from the Lone Star State Sabaton History!
Is Indy doing backup vocals on the next album? He's got a perfect eagle voice!
My Grandfather (nicknamed the old man, he was like 33 or so when he joined) was in the 101st airborne in the Ardennes in the winter of '44 (I'm not sure if it was Easy Company or not). He was injured from a grenade or a mortar and got shrapnel in his arm and took a bullet in the shoulder. He never spoke much about his service, but he did give an extra pair of boots to a Frenchman and some chocolate to a young child. I love hearing more about this part of the war to see what he went through to allow me to be here today.
we're paratroopers we're supposed to be surrounded
The sounds Indy made were actually pretty acurate and they really soundes like an eagle lol. Just love your videos. Big respect to the whole team behind this project 💪🏻🤘🏻
Thanks a lot!! AWGKG
I appreciated The Pacific waaaaay more after reading Eugene Sledge's book "With the old breed"
Its a fantastic read, if i am thinking of the same book. I will never think of corals the same way
Such a good book.
Thanks for the tip!
Screaming Eagles is hands down my favorite Sabaton song. I've watched the music video more times than I can count. It's totally awesome.
Damn. This one I heard two years ago on Graspop. This is good. I went to Bastogne when you guys brought out the album (I didn't know of you guys then) and my dad took me to the Museum. We were there after Christmas. Damn, that was cold. So I could have an idea how the Soldiers felt. Good thing you release it now. Right on time to see before I leave for Wacken in a couple of hours.
Enjoy Wacken!
@@SabatonHistory And I'll enjoy you guys there.
I just realized that the 101st and the 82nd were very close to each other both having amazing backgrounds the 101st for the defense of Bastogne and the 82nd for Sergeant York pretty cool if you ask me.
14:00 kind of reminds me of "down with the sickness"
My grandfather actually fought in the battle of bulge (for the U.S) Apparently he disappeared during the battle and reappeared sometime later with his MIA report already sent home. It’s a funny story I love to hear about
What will happen to Indy if another eagle "screams" back? :D
They will have a conversation, of course.
Neighbors: *Are sleeping*
Joakim at 2 am: "CRACK OF THE LIGHTNING SPLITTING THE GROUND"
This comment isn't about video
Just want to remind about 75th Warsaw uprising anniversary
We remember, RIP heroes (*)
i was kinda expecting epsiode about that
Me too but they wanted to do something different we have to respect that. Btw it's still a very good video isn't it?
@@voyteee they've previosly told that they don't release their vids based on historical anniversaries. The videos take a long time to make and are usually made in advance (according to Indy, about a month) since everybody lives in different places and there is editing and research etc. They would really struggle to get videos on precise dates. I hope i haven't gotten anything wrong.
I believe they will do!!!
My greatest Respekt for all civil and soldiers.
LG Alex🤘
They have a song for that too.
My grandfather was part of Patton's third, an lived through this. He had nightmares till he passed..Thank you the greatest generation.
Thank you for sharing it with us Patrick
You need to run Indy's scream through autotune. NUTS!
Love the song! Proud to have worn the patch with the 1st Battalion 327th Infantry "Bastogne Bulldogs".
Oh great different hosts this time!! Hannes and good ol' Freddy Mercury!!
Band of Brothers is great, The Pacific is great. Indy’s impersonation of an Eagle, priceless.
Another great video and history, only dwarfed by Indy's eagle...🤣🤣🤘🤘🤘
101st: gets surrounded
Also 101st: now we don't need to worry where we aim
Sabaton should have its own metal genre: MILITARY METAL or HISTORY METAL!
nope because a shit ton historical metal bands exist in a bunch of genes just some are bolt thrower, sodom, 1914,...
Panzer Metal
@@tucadjmondracy3126 that works too!
Actually they really created new MILITARY genre with their using weapons sounds as drums and stuff, i think
My great grandfather on my mother’s side actually served in that battle. He never liked talking about it though.
"The pacific" is harder to watch the 1st time because it depicts a much more grim reality than BoB IMO, but it's at least as important.
Yes i think from a soldiers perspective the pacific is more realistic, where band of brothers is more gloryfied...
Robin de Roos I think that has to do with how the pacific in general was a more brutal theater to fight in than Europe. In Europe, for the most part, civilians were removed from the fighting as best as they could be. Meanwhile the Japanese had no problem using the islands’ natives as traps and completely disregarded the rules of war.
The Eastern theaters of the War is more brutal as a whole.
Nobody bothered with civilians and everyone is a prime target.
0:13 put it on loop and you have a new ringtone
You should write a song about the marines in the Pacific! E.B. Sledge wrote an amazing book about his experiences called With the Old Breed. He’s also one of the people portrayed in the miniseries!
Yes... just yes
I'm 21 and I remember watching band of Brothers constantly. If it came on TV I would always watch even if it was mid episode. Ha I probably have watch that series hundred times by now haha