Yep, the Kiwis are our brothers and except from when they're kicking our arses at rugby (which is often) I'm all in favour of the bastards. I'd like to think that if you pick a fight with one of us you pick a fight with both of us, that's how I feel about it anyway.
So much so that during the Battle of Elanda River (August 4th - August 16th, 1900) when Colonel Charles Hore received a request from the Boer general Koo de la Ray for his forces to surrender, Hore replied "Even if I wished to surrender, and I don’t, I am commanding Australians who would cut my throat if I accepted your terms."
Rommel really is the world's greatest general. And he was a pretty good guy as well. He fought for his country out of patriotism, not because he was a Nazi.
I'm an American Marine, from 1st MarDiv - this is our song as well. And I've worked with the Australian Army, and have to say that they are professional soldiers, wonderful men to drink with, and I'm glad they're on our side. Australia, if the need ever arises, I'll come a-waltzing Matilda with you, anytime.
That’s good to know and your always welcome here. 1st Marine Div is a part of Australia’s history during ww2 and still a connection with MRFD rotational force Darwin the southern cross in your insignia shows the connection between Australia and U.S. respect from Down under👍.
lazyis hardwork: look into the history of why they use the song on the first place you shit brained prick. www.1stmardiv.marines.mil/Units/1ST-DIV-BAND/History/WW2/
No matter how tough you are, hearing the footsteps of the marching soldiers and hearing how much pride is in their voices singing this song will always hit right in the deepest part of your soul and bring out the Australian pride
@Kelsi Grayson i hope you now know that all of us australians now have a deep respect for the turkish folks, they were under commanders orders, they were just fighting for there country and more just like us aussies, heck we even got to know them, we sometimes through goods and canned food over to them, they did the same to us
American Navy Veteran Here!! Love Having Our Australian Cousins As Allies!! Steadfast, Loyal, Courageous, And Honorable!! The Epitome Of An Outstanding Ally!!
My father a,ways sang it when I was young…..he served in Ww2 and fought in the Bulge. They sang this when they marched. We are American but he had great respect for all our allies. Thank you for posting this. Who cou,d have dry eyes while watching? I have also learned the song “and the band played waltzing Mathilda” and watched several performers do wonderful versions of it. Cried for every version.
A great-uncle was part of an armored car crew in WWII, and told of the time their vehicle was disabled by a German tank. They were hiding, sure they would die, and heard this song as an Australian troop came to their rescue. He always had a fond memory of the tune.
As a proud Aussie I want everyone to remember the Kiwis gave as much and are everything we are to the ANZAC legend. I only say that because perhaps overseas people don’t always realise.
Thank You Nick I was Victor 5, an RNZIR Company that when in Vietnam we officially formed into an integrated ANZAC Battalion known as V5 - 2RAR/NZ(ANZAC) BN. In Vietnam, the only Au RAR that form part of this unique fighting Bn were the 2nd, then 4th, and the 6th RAR. True ANZAC brothers fighting side by side in Vietnam. The RNZIR companies from the 1st Royal New Zealand Infantry Regiment were Victor 1 hen followed by V2, V3 V4 V5, and V6 and the other KIWI companies were Whiskey 1 followed by W2, and W3.- NOTE -All NZ defence personnel on T.O.D (Vietnam) were Regular Force Soldiers in other words not conscripted by the ballot box to service in South Vietnam but by sworn oath to go protect our Country's interests when needed and after final approval of our Commander in Chief. Her Royal Highness Queen Elizabeth 2nd (England and the British Commonwealth) - Finally ANZAC Battalions soldiers of Vietnam "Kia Ora, Kia kaha or "How you doing today stay strong Mate, - Now you cheap Charleys your bloody shout and don't water the piss down- Thank you for your service mates from the KIWI bro's and cousins across the ditch.
They never fought with us at the same time. They were just shared the name Anzac with us because NZ didn't really have any forces and need Australia to take them to and from the war and battlefields. Being so small, but still fought on their own. A much as I like NZ I am kind of tired we have to always point this out that Anzac has NZ in it. Believe it or not but we didnt forget that as we always play their national anthem on Anzac Day and Remembrance Day. They rest of the world knows this to a point. Let Australia be recognised for themselves and what they achieved on their own merits.
Do you know what a true blue was? It was a name given to the 1917 reinforcements who went to the western front even after the horrific casualty figures were known.
Gave me goosebumps! Aussies were first rate soldiers one and all, especially in the jungles from SE Asia to the south pacific islands. Thanks for their service and RIP all who didn't make it back home.
Don’t forget the 2nd battalion Argyll and Sutherland highlanders and Gurkha fine jungle fighters too,they provided the rear guard all the way to Singapore, the Argylls were playing highland laddie whilst crossing the cause way.
Sons of the empire, Britain loves and respects everything you have done. We wouldn't still be here if it wasn't for your valiant efforts and self sacrifice. God bless Australia and New Zealand and let's not forget Canada. From a grateful Englishman.
why is this video being censored????!??? there were once copies of this video with millions of views???? I had to search for 10 minutes to find this copy.
"They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old; Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn. At the going down of the sun and in the morning We will remember them." Lest We Forget.
These soldiers unknowingly threw away their countries by destroying the countries that tried to save us all. Yes, Japan was enemy. Germany shouldn't have been.
My grandfather was in the USAAF during World War II and worked alongside the Australians in Egypt. My uncle was a U. S. Marine and fought alongside them in Korea. Both of them admired and respected the Australians as soldiers and fighters; some of the biggest badasses on the field of battle.
I am Irish American and the song was always sung at our family gatherings! It's brought tears to my eyes, my family is gone that lived this beautiful song! God bless our Australian family! So brave!
It's got nothing to do with the Irish. Unlike the yanks, the vast majority of Aussies acknowledge their shared genetic heritage with the motherland, i.e. Britain. I don't know what it is with your lot, but even if someone has has one Irish Great-Great Grandparent they will automatically state that they're Irish and refuse to acknowledge any other heritage. The vast majority of your country are of British descent, a census in the early 80s confirmed it and the only reason British is down to third since then is because people are allowed to just put "American" nowadays. Don't believe me? Look it up, you plastic paddy.
Aussie, that’s so interesting. Why would a song, from a very different time and from halfway around the world be song be sung at your family gathering?
garge7676 actually, ANZAC soldiers very rarely were deployed in Africa, they were most commonly deployed in the Pacific/Asia and on the Western Front as well as a few middle eastern locations.
Shout out to my first therapist! A 72 year old Australian woman that moved to the US. She introduced me to this song when I asked her about the picture of her father she had on her desk. Wonderful therapist.
Had the opportunity once to talk with an old ANZAC Viet-Nam vet, the things he told me made me very glad the Diggers and Kiwis are in our corner. Respect and thanks from an American immigrant.
@@stevenflynntheghost4845 I think there was a referendum or something in the 70s. I believe the contenders were God Save the Queen, Advance Australia Fair, Waltzing Matilda and another song
We truly stand on the shoulders of giants. My grandfather was a captain in the Australian Army, and everyday I think of his bravery and sacrifice, but for some weird reason, I think he loved it, because he was patriotic and loved Australia. Skip Dorney was his name, and I will never forget.
I am Australian I was born there I have a Asia background but I call Australia my true home in heart I can only really speak English And I am proud to be a Aussie
There’s a lot in this. It’s like some of them were itching to break and poke their mate in the ribs 😂 the middle guy, half way in. That’s a special feeling. Had good voices too, more formal.
I always hear from our elders about Australia is the one who has come to the North Borneo for helping us in WW2.we even have SANZAC MEMORIAL here in Labuan.thank you very much.may our friendship last forever
Grew up a Yankee in an ANZAC expat community. Proud to have known a proud few of these men and their incredible children they raised. For America and the Commonwealth!
Gives you the chills as it has a haunting beauty but also exudes a great sense of sadness as many of those incredible men never went back to the dominion alive as many of those brave sons of the relatively young dominion lie in cemeteries in several continents and lest we never forget their sacrifices.
Over the seas, over the fences, over treches and over the air. with strong arms we hold our pride and our allies, striking fear in all enemy's, australian we are, Australian forever.
One wonders how many of these men made it back home and of those that did what they went on to achieve in their own way. External respect and Thank-fullness.🇹🇻🇳🇿🇦🇺🏴☠️.
I love this video, ever since watching it for the first time I've started singing waltzing matilda whenever I walk somewhere and it makes the walk fly by, rest in peace fellas
Crazy to think my grandfather lived through 2 great World Wars, the Spanish Flu, and a Great Depression. I’m definitely spoiled compared to those hardships like being marooned and left for dead fighting the Japanese Empire for 6months after his transport ship was sunk only to be picked up by the marines and tossed into a group of soldiers for the second or third beach landing wave on Okinawa (my grandfather was a sharp shooter in the army before being put in charge of 400 men for the army corp of engineers) . Thank you all who fought so bravely to protect are values and god given civil rights even though it took far to long for sone groups to obtain those rights when coming back home to the USA.
I never wish for a war, but if i must fight, I will march to this song and honour the country and ancestors. This makes me extremely proud, to think they had no clue just how much they would become legends in our countries ❤
it is pretty amazing when you realize that the Blokes that stopped the Japanese onslaught on the Guinea peninsula were what we call Choco's, or reservists, they were called this becuase they would melt under pressure, they most assuredly did not.
Indeed we would fight till are dying breath instead of buckling under the pressure, we will take hordes upon hordes and we shall not tire, no matter how much they bomb and shoot us, we shall persist.
Even for what Australians did in North Africa this song should be anthem of free world. Europe will never pay their doubts for brave men (and women) of Austarlia, that helped us (as volunteers) in the darkest times. Same as New Zealand or Canada.. or India. Thank you all. And I'm not even British.....
Proud that some of wife’s relations and my own people fought at Gallipoli with the Dublin and Munster fusiliers. Always visit Memorial Park in Leichhardt in Sydney when I go to see my granddaughters.
We were the first to match the bravery and skill of the Japanese on land, in that hell that is the tropics. On top of that we were the first to withstand Rommel's hammer in North Africa at Tobruk.
Some of the best songs I ever heard were sung by platoons under the leadership of SFC Clay in Missouri back in '96. He was a drill sgt that just about everyone respected, even when he was chewing our asses.
It's not only just the soldiers react lost it's also one of our very very greatest mates in the legend of this country the other day marks my anniversary of my grandad who have died in 2012 and I'm playing this at the grave in honouring him has been part of the Polish resistance and the Australian Army Lest we forget
I'm from Scotland(UK) this video should never be lost. These men marched into hell. I'm in Ukraine. I've been here nearly 2 years. I've experienced alot through technology. Theses men had nothing other than BALLS. There is no words to describe what they went to. I've experienced some of what they have. War is horrible no words horrible
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Here from across the ditch, Australian brothers, we Kiwi’s are proud to have fought with you and will continue to do so until the end of time. 🇳🇿🇦🇺
Fuck I love you kiwi's
#ANZAC
Yep, the Kiwis are our brothers and except from when they're kicking our arses at rugby (which is often) I'm all in favour of the bastards. I'd like to think that if you pick a fight with one of us you pick a fight with both of us, that's how I feel about it anyway.
Soviet Scum69 as a Australian I am proud to say your country and my country will forever be friends and brothers
dam you kiwis are so nice #ANZAC
The ANZACS are the most dedicated and brave fighting force out of all time
to look at it and realize that not 1 of these men are still alive. Lest we forget
Lest we forget.
We will remember them.
May God bless them all.
Ww 11 probably. Some could still be kicking
Wrong
By God Australia was great then, say what you will about the war but our diggers deserve every ounce of respect.
100% we may not have had the numbers but by fuck did we have the determination
So much so that during the Battle of Elanda River (August 4th - August 16th, 1900) when Colonel Charles Hore received a request from the Boer general Koo de la Ray for his forces to surrender, Hore replied "Even if I wished to surrender, and I don’t, I am commanding Australians who would cut my throat if I accepted your terms."
100% man
@@philipharris3387 yep that's us Aussie's Hahahah
It's not the size of the dog in the fight, but the size of the fight in the dog that counts.
If I had to take hell, I would use the Australians to take it and the New Zealanders to hold it.
Erwin Rommel
Rommel really is the world's greatest general. And he was a pretty good guy as well. He fought for his country out of patriotism, not because he was a Nazi.
Richard Daniels I thought that was the Scottish? I could be wrong? (British Tommy’s and German officers and I will give you the world. Erwin Rommel.)
Richard Daniels Nonsense, he never said that . Idiot Aussies in pubs made that up
@@AN-xs4mw
Actually he did
ƬΣПZΣП DΛӨ Nop, Never said it. No evidence for it other than sourceless internet pages
I'm an American Marine, from 1st MarDiv - this is our song as well. And I've worked with the Australian Army, and have to say that they are professional soldiers, wonderful men to drink with, and I'm glad they're on our side.
Australia, if the need ever arises, I'll come a-waltzing Matilda with you, anytime.
Wow! As an Australian living in the United States, that somehow deeply connects. Thank you for your service en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1st_Marine_Division
That’s good to know and your always welcome here. 1st Marine Div is a part of Australia’s history during ww2 and still a connection with MRFD rotational force Darwin the southern cross in your insignia shows the connection between Australia and U.S. respect from Down under👍.
it's not your song you seppo fuck
Considering the history, you sickcunts deserve our song. Good on ya boys
lazyis hardwork: look into the history of why they use the song on the first place you shit brained prick.
www.1stmardiv.marines.mil/Units/1ST-DIV-BAND/History/WW2/
No matter how tough you are, hearing the footsteps of the marching soldiers and hearing how much pride is in their voices singing this song will always hit right in the deepest part of your soul and bring out the Australian pride
So true 🫡
The military pride. It is international
Amen
Teacher: ok class, we're going on a hike
The Class: aight
The one Aussie:
This would so be me
Charlotte Gray and me
@Kelsi Grayson i hope you now know that all of us australians now have a deep respect for the turkish folks, they were under commanders orders, they were just fighting for there country and more just like us aussies, heck we even got to know them, we sometimes through goods and canned food over to them, they did the same to us
Definitely me
Is this real?
American Navy Veteran Here!! Love Having Our Australian Cousins As Allies!! Steadfast, Loyal, Courageous, And Honorable!! The Epitome Of An Outstanding Ally!!
We Tongans are thankful to have fought alongside with you in the Isle of Solomon
Yeah bruv as indigenous aussie
Your boys are bloody good to be next to ,too!
Waltzing Matilda is the only song you could walk for miles and never get bored humming it.
Pretty much
My father a,ways sang it when I was young…..he served in Ww2 and fought in the Bulge. They sang this when they marched. We are American but he had great respect for all our allies. Thank you for posting this. Who cou,d have dry eyes while watching? I have also learned the song “and the band played waltzing Mathilda” and watched several performers do wonderful versions of it. Cried for every version.
Very fine marching song, indeed. But in my case it's "Erika" 😎
true!
I march to work listening to this video and the orchestral versions.
A great-uncle was part of an armored car crew in WWII, and told of the time their vehicle was disabled by a German tank. They were hiding, sure they would die, and heard this song as an Australian troop came to their rescue. He always had a fond memory of the tune.
Thanks for that great story.👍🇦🇺
That is so good
When the English speaking World was bound by Blood.
Did he tell you what year was it? Which campaign?
Watching this on ANZAC Day 2020 - who stood in their driveway at dawn?
Lit it up like lone pine had a forest
Down the street, there was 5 other families. The rest were couples and singles.
Hell yes I did
@Mia Fraser that's so awesome man
I did
As a proud Aussie I want everyone to remember the Kiwis gave as much and are everything we are to the ANZAC legend. I only say that because perhaps overseas people don’t always realise.
Thank You Nick I was Victor 5, an RNZIR Company that when in Vietnam we officially formed into an integrated ANZAC Battalion known as V5 - 2RAR/NZ(ANZAC) BN. In Vietnam, the only Au RAR that form part of this unique fighting Bn were the 2nd, then 4th, and the 6th RAR. True ANZAC brothers fighting side by side in Vietnam. The RNZIR companies from the 1st Royal New Zealand Infantry Regiment were Victor 1 hen followed by V2, V3 V4 V5, and V6 and the other KIWI companies were Whiskey 1 followed by W2, and W3.- NOTE -All NZ defence personnel on T.O.D (Vietnam) were Regular Force Soldiers in other words not conscripted by the ballot box to service in South Vietnam but by sworn oath to go protect our Country's interests when needed and after final approval of our Commander in Chief. Her Royal Highness Queen Elizabeth 2nd (England and the British Commonwealth) - Finally ANZAC Battalions soldiers of Vietnam "Kia Ora, Kia kaha or "How you doing today stay strong Mate, - Now you cheap Charleys your bloody shout and don't water the piss down- Thank you for your service mates from the KIWI bro's and cousins across the ditch.
They never fought with us at the same time. They were just shared the name Anzac with us because NZ didn't really have any forces and need Australia to take them to and from the war and battlefields. Being so small, but still fought on their own. A much as I like NZ I am kind of tired we have to always point this out that Anzac has NZ in it. Believe it or not but we didnt forget that as we always play their national anthem on Anzac Day and Remembrance Day. They rest of the world knows this to a point. Let Australia be recognised for themselves and what they achieved on their own merits.
The world may forget about the Kiwis, but we Aussies wont
@@alexbattaglia8297 Brothers in Arms
I agree they did give as much to the Anzac legend although if what your trying to say is they contributed the same troops that’s incorrect
A United States Marine here... Respect for our AUNZ allies.... Love ya folks.
Now these lot are Aussies. And the only true blues.
Rest in pease, lads.
Lest we forget.
Do you know what a true blue was?
It was a name given to the 1917 reinforcements who went to the western front even after the horrific casualty figures were known.
amen
Gave me goosebumps! Aussies were first rate soldiers one and all, especially in the jungles from SE Asia to the south pacific islands. Thanks for their service and RIP all who didn't make it back home.
Don’t forget the 2nd battalion Argyll and Sutherland highlanders and Gurkha fine jungle fighters too,they provided the rear guard all the way to Singapore, the Argylls were playing highland laddie whilst crossing the cause way.
@@reijvillelagrotbotannija2960 Your right, thanks for bringing them up too!
Pop was Z force and participated in op jaywick ...lads held in high regard from SASR like gods
Hats off to you gentlemen. From an American.
Much respect from Australia :D
Fucken right ya bloody bute of a yank
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Sons of the empire, Britain loves and respects everything you have done. We wouldn't still be here if it wasn't for your valiant efforts and self sacrifice.
God bless Australia and New Zealand and let's not forget Canada.
From a grateful Englishman.
why is this video being censored????!??? there were once copies of this video with millions of views???? I had to search for 10 minutes to find this copy.
roflcopterkklol Anything associated with patriotism is a no-no in the eyes of the globalists
Because few people care about WW2 footage.
Maybe that's more likely than your conspiracies?
ᚦᛁᚢᚦᚠᛁᛚᛐᛁᚦ ᛁᛌᛚᛆᚿᛐ its not a conspiracy that youtube/facebook etc is globalist and censor patriotism like this, you wanker
ᚦᛁᚢᚦᚠᛁᛚᛐᛁᚦ ᛁᛌᛚᛆᚿᛐ that makes no sense
because youtube.
Have a grand ANZAC day lads from the UK to all you Aussies and Kiwis thank yous
Lets not forget the Canadians while we are at it
Again
"They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old;
Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn.
At the going down of the sun and in the morning
We will remember them." Lest We Forget.
Lest we forget
Lest We Forget.
As a Chinese, I am very grateful to the brave soldiers who fought side by side with us during World War II against fascism!
These soldiers unknowingly threw away their countries by destroying the countries that tried to save us all.
Yes, Japan was enemy. Germany shouldn't have been.
And now Chinese are invading Australia once again, along with all sorts of mongrel mixes of people, but at least we aren't speaking German, right
My grandfather was in the USAAF during World War II and worked alongside the Australians in Egypt. My uncle was a U. S. Marine and fought alongside them in Korea. Both of them admired and respected the Australians as soldiers and fighters; some of the biggest badasses on the field of battle.
Proud to be an Aussie. By God, each Australian digger deserves his spot in paradise. Incredible.
amen
These are the brave men of Australia. They really show the world how a March should be. Rest in peace Aussie brothers.
The strength of these men. Marching to their fate with heads held high and singing with glee.
I am Irish American and the song was always sung at our family gatherings! It's brought tears to my eyes, my family is gone that lived this beautiful song! God bless our Australian family! So brave!
It's got nothing to do with the Irish. Unlike the yanks, the vast majority of Aussies acknowledge their shared genetic heritage with the motherland, i.e. Britain.
I don't know what it is with your lot, but even if someone has has one Irish Great-Great Grandparent they will automatically state that they're Irish and refuse to acknowledge any other heritage.
The vast majority of your country are of British descent, a census in the early 80s confirmed it and the only reason British is down to third since then is because people are allowed to just put "American" nowadays.
Don't believe me? Look it up, you plastic paddy.
Aussie, that’s so interesting. Why would a song, from a very different time and from halfway around the world be song be sung at your family gathering?
@@daryld4457bit harsh
@daryld4457 we acknowledge our British roots but a lot of us also descend from the Irish and other celtic peoples
Teacher: Okay, class! We're going to North Africa!
Girls: Ew, it's so hot and dusty there!
Boys:
garge7676 actually, ANZAC soldiers very rarely were deployed in Africa, they were most commonly deployed in the Pacific/Asia and on the Western Front as well as a few middle eastern locations.
CJ191 Crap.. I feel a fool now.
garge7676 not all us girls are like that
CJ191 yes ty
Africa? This is Aussie but still 😂
Shout out to my first therapist! A 72 year old Australian woman that moved to the US. She introduced me to this song when I asked her about the picture of her father she had on her desk. Wonderful therapist.
wow
God bless Australia.
God bless you for saying something so nice about my country
B.L.L it’s everybody’s country, god bless my fellow mate.
@@asianguy1700 Not everybody's
amen
Had the opportunity once to talk with an old ANZAC Viet-Nam vet, the things he told me made me very glad the Diggers and Kiwis are in our corner. Respect and thanks from an American immigrant.
this should be Australia's national anthem.
Fucking oath of should be
it almost was
@@Pericombobulation1789 Waite really I'm an Australian and I never knew that
@@stevenflynntheghost4845 I think there was a referendum or something in the 70s. I believe the contenders were God Save the Queen, Advance Australia Fair, Waltzing Matilda and another song
@@sp948 oh wow
This song makes me cry. I'm so grateful to be in this country 🇨🇦🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺
We had to learn the song and the meaning of the strange words in junior school when I was 7 or 8. I have never forgotten. Love from the Isle of Man.
Aussie 60years old bearded , tattooed always thought i was tough , Tears streaming down ! Feel so proud yet so small !
American here TOTAL respect for Aussie troops frickin hard as nails brothers arms!!
We truly stand on the shoulders of giants.
My grandfather was a captain in the Australian Army, and everyday I think of his bravery and sacrifice, but for some weird reason, I think he loved it, because he was patriotic and loved Australia.
Skip Dorney was his name, and I will never forget.
Much love and respect to you Aussies and Kiwis from your American allies. Y’all diggers are great warriors with a great history and culture. 🇺🇸🤝🇦🇺🇳🇿
It’s hard to not feel the slightest bit emotional listening and watching this. 🥺
Me: "Hey Siri, define good poetry"
Siri: "Banjo Paterson"
this and erika have to be the most iconic marching songs
auf der heide blutes ein kleines bloooooooooomelein
Scotland the brave is probably the most iconic marching song
Brings tears to my eyes Australia’s fineness.your grandfather is in there somewhere.
Lest We Forget.
I’m proud to be an Australian and proud to know that these men are my ancestors
Well bloody said. They carried a long history of brave warriors into the battlefield.
Puts a tear to my eye. I’m so proud to be an Aussie 🇦🇺
Dislikes = people who don’t like Australia and the song.
Likes = people who like Australia and the song AND have respect for the army.
Im glad we fought with you (Coming from New Zealand) Were glad your still one of our allies and its great to have a good allie.
bloody hell, i love this song, beign sung by these true blues honestly makes my heart melt. good on you, all of you.
To all of our Australian allies, enjoy our song 🇦🇺🇺🇸🇳🇿🇨🇦
You forgot 🇬🇧
@@PurpleSeahorse no. 🇦🇺🇳🇿🇺🇲🇨🇦
@@perfectplatypus1794 are 🇬🇧 not allies of 🇦🇺 ?
@@PurpleSeahorse no. 🇦🇺🇳🇿🇺🇲🇨🇦
@@perfectplatypus1794 why not? Please explain, or can you only say ‘no’?
Us Aussies will stand by our allies no matter what. When the time calls, we will push on until the end
I sang this song first in Kenya 🇰🇪 as a kid and then as a grown man in Australia 🇦🇺.. Love it.
Makes me wish i was an Australian
I mean, who doesn't?
Agree though I'm already Australian (born here and have citizenship) I have Asian background. I love Australia and am proud to be an Australian.
@@dimsim8161 I do agree dude. Australia is an amazing country.
Im australian and love it amazing community no background pure australian!
I am Australian I was born there I have a Asia background but I call Australia my true home in heart I can only really speak English And I am proud to be a Aussie
I dont have to mate🇦🇺
There’s a lot in this. It’s like some of them were itching to break and poke their mate in the ribs 😂 the middle guy, half way in.
That’s a special feeling.
Had good voices too, more formal.
Not going to lie... this song is amazing and love to the Australians during the World Wars from across the Pacific!
I always hear from our elders about Australia is the one who has come to the North Borneo for helping us in WW2.we even have SANZAC MEMORIAL here in Labuan.thank you very much.may our friendship last forever
Respect for my ANZAC brothers from the USA. Lest We Forget
As a yank I got love for all our Aussie brothers who fought, and died on tge same dirt for sure, yall are a bit of alright in my eyes
Grew up a Yankee in an ANZAC expat community. Proud to have known a proud few of these men and their incredible children they raised. For America and the Commonwealth!
I'm so proud to share the history and family with people like this.
it has hurt .but my mob are still staunch
I had a tear in my eye listening to this
These soldiers did so much for us and looks at what our generation is doing for them.
Gives you the chills as it has a haunting beauty but also exudes a great sense of sadness as many of those incredible men never went back to the dominion alive as many of those brave sons of the relatively young dominion lie in cemeteries in several continents and lest we never forget their sacrifices.
My brave heroes. Deepest respect from the Netherlands.
I’m proud to be an Aussie and I have all my respect for each and one of those men and women that fought for the country
Wow a stunning video. Love and respect from UK
Over the seas, over the fences, over treches and over the air. with strong arms we hold our pride and our allies, striking fear in all enemy's, australian we are, Australian forever.
The Aussies sure know how to make songs.
God Bless Australia and her people.
I have never seen this video before but love it. What fabulous voices they all had. Great pride in Australia. God Bless all our Aussie Diggers.
Waltz on brothers.....I spent many years working with Aussies on cruise ships...hands down they threw the best parties
One wonders how many of these men made it back home and of those that did what they went on to achieve in their own way. External respect and Thank-fullness.🇹🇻🇳🇿🇦🇺🏴☠️.
I love this video, ever since watching it for the first time I've started singing waltzing matilda whenever I walk somewhere and it makes the walk fly by, rest in peace fellas
Lest we forget. God bless you all. Proud to be an aussie.
Crazy to think my grandfather lived through 2 great World Wars, the Spanish Flu, and a Great Depression.
I’m definitely spoiled compared to those hardships like being marooned and left for dead fighting the Japanese Empire for 6months after his transport ship was sunk only to be picked up by the marines and tossed into a group of soldiers for the second or third beach landing wave on Okinawa (my grandfather was a sharp shooter in the army before being put in charge of 400 men for the army corp of engineers) .
Thank you all who fought so bravely to protect are values and god given civil rights even though it took far to long for sone groups to obtain those rights when coming back home to the USA.
Tough as nails those generations before us.👍🇦🇺🇺🇸🏴🏴🏴🇳🇿🇨🇦
Proud of my Australian and New Zealand brothers who have served along side the UK. God bless our countries and God Save the Queen🇦🇺🇬🇧🇳🇿
British Monarchist God Save the Queen, God Defend New Zealand, God bless the USA and thanks God for Australia
Stfu u Poms. Everyone in Australia hates England and the royal family
@@monsterlgm4428 not true
@@hewie1238 it’s true In most states. We despise poms. But ur probably from england
@@monsterlgm4428 nah Scotland 🏴
I never wish for a war, but if i must fight, I will march to this song and honour the country and ancestors.
This makes me extremely proud, to think they had no clue just how much they would become legends in our countries ❤
This is my dream video. Amazing footage. Thank you.
Watch it some time every year or so…sends shivers up me spine very time,,,
I'm A Canadian Historian Want A Be And This Made Me Cry Every Time I Listen To This.
Marched out of kapooka last Friday. Off to singo tomorrow greats aussie song. To all our brothers your legacy we will continue.
it is pretty amazing when you realize that the Blokes that stopped the Japanese onslaught on the Guinea peninsula were what we call Choco's, or reservists, they were called this becuase they would melt under pressure, they most assuredly did not.
Indeed we would fight till are dying breath instead of buckling under the pressure, we will take hordes upon hordes and we shall not tire, no matter how much they bomb and shoot us, we shall persist.
As an American, we would happily fight and die side by side with the very classy Aussie Military.
Who would dislike this it’s disrespectful my family has had people die in service love you Australia 🇦🇺❤️
I’m aussie
Even for what Australians did in North Africa this song should be anthem of free world.
Europe will never pay their doubts for brave men (and women) of Austarlia, that helped us (as volunteers) in the darkest times. Same as New Zealand or Canada.. or India. Thank you all.
And I'm not even British.....
Thank you mate as an aussie who had a grandfather who fought in ww2 reading that put a smile on my face😊
From Brazil thanks for help us in Dakar campaign,the only but more strongest Latin America boy
proud to have served in the Australian Army
Saw this on the news for the 75th anniversary of the end of ww2 this is an iconic moment for Australia 🇦🇺 military
Those boys deserve every once of respect
Proud that some of wife’s relations and my own people fought at Gallipoli with the Dublin and Munster fusiliers. Always visit Memorial Park in Leichhardt in Sydney when I go to see my granddaughters.
They look like they could bloody well kick ANYONES ass!!!
My mother was a war bride,she loved this song
Fuck me im proud to be an Australian. Lest we forget
Last year we marched out of Kapooka to Waltzing Matilda
Love it, respect to the aussies from 🏴🇬🇧
We need this footage to remind us why we are free today Their stories must be told so we never forget our history
Lest we forget
Lest we forget
We aren't free tyrannical Governments have created a take pandemic and are trying to inject everyone with an experimental vaccine.
We were the first to match the bravery and skill of the Japanese on land, in that hell that is the tropics.
On top of that we were the first to withstand Rommel's hammer in North Africa at Tobruk.
Teacher:class make sure to grab ur desert gear when we go to the desert
Girls:Ugh it’s dusty and sweaty and even boiling there!
Bois:
As a Brit with an Aussie mother, i'm glad to have those old penal boys still in the empire.
Rest In Peace, lads.
Lest we forget
Some of the best songs I ever heard were sung by platoons under the leadership of SFC Clay in Missouri back in '96.
He was a drill sgt that just about everyone respected, even when he was chewing our asses.
It's not only just the soldiers react lost it's also one of our very very greatest mates in the legend of this country the other day marks my anniversary of my grandad who have died in 2012 and I'm playing this at the grave in honouring him has been part of the Polish resistance and the Australian Army
Lest we forget
Lest We Forget ❤️
I'm from Scotland(UK) this video should never be lost. These men marched into hell. I'm in Ukraine. I've been here nearly 2 years. I've experienced alot through technology. Theses men had nothing other than BALLS. There is no words to describe what they went to. I've experienced some of what they have. War is horrible no words horrible