HELLLLLLL FKN YAAAA LETS GO SCOTT SCOTT DAD THE REAL G.O.A.T. They just don't make em like they use to brother. God bless to your father and thank him on heaven for me his service brother. God speed!
I was in Kyiv on February 24th when the Russians invaded, and in Zhytomyr Oblast, Rivne and Lviv on the following three days before I was able to exit the country on foot into Poland on the 27th. All of the cities I was in received missile strikes on military instillations while I was there. You could see the peculiar streaks in the sky and clearly hear the rumbles of the missile strikes amidst the air sirens. This leaves one rather jumpy for weeks afterwards and even today I become alarmed at a sudden loud bang. I can only imagine the psychological effect of actually being in the line of fire of artillery and the lasting consequences.
Interesting that out on the battlefield, whilst launching an artillery barrage, they sometimes provided music for the artillerymen. What a greart morale builder!
My father was a heavy artillery expert in Normandy. They had sectors to bombard - sectors as directed, several miles out. The horrific carnage of men & material must have been a sight to behold!
Spent some time at the front back in the 90s falling asleep to mortar and artillery fire amongst others. I fall asleep to these sounds easier than in complete silence.
Ever notice how every gun and explosion sounds alike? Well that's because these isn't the original audio and it's simply dubbed. Also, when you "see" the shell exploding in the distance, it would be several seconds before you "heard" it; the ones you see are synced.
My father was in in the 3rd Army, 4th Armored, 126th ordnance. He told me of a night they were so tired that they bedded down at the bottom of a hill with 155mm long Tom's firing all night. Slept like babies.
You need to set these up as like old timey advertisements for your other videos! Let alone try making ones of different types like infantry and tanks. Always enjoy watching these keep it up Mark.
Mark Felton should consider making a Artillery Alarm Clock for the public wherein they can choose their artillery alarm sounds from 30 Minutes of Ultra Violence.
Hey mark, do you have any videos on the desert rats in WW2? My great grandfather fought in the north african campaign and would love to learn more about them.
We're talking out in the field today. Hi, what's your name? "My name's Bob Fliber!" Bob, what do you do? "I'm in artillery!" Thank you, Bob. Can we play anything for you? "Anything! Just play it loud! Okay?" Good Morning Vietnam
Holy crap, those Poms retrieving a tank under direct artillery fire in Libya is just mental. This also explains why everyone's grand parents are deaf as balls. If you've not served in the military, you gotta believe me when I say that artillery is painfully loud. Brutally so.
"Let's a build a couple of guns so big, they need their own railway" ... Those things are frightening. Also, I guess you were more or less guaranteed to be deaf after an afternoon of firing in any of those formations.
People then: That is the sound of literal hell. 5 of my buddies were obliterated by a shell and I lost my arm and leg because of it... I would never want to hear that again. People now: Nice! Artillery goes Brrrrrrr for 30 minutes straight.
Humans. Destroying each other with whatever they can get their hands on since.... Side question: I wonder how many members of those crews ever wore hearing protection.
Nothing was able to beat Artillery until air power (Drones included now) and missiles came along, still to this day short range artillery still rules as the best way to support advances based on amount of ire available. Every other weapon today except nukes might become obsolete one day but Artillery will remain most likely..
I don't always listen to 30 minutes of Mark Felton Artillery Action, but when I do, so do my neighbors
That comment makes me chuckle.
If they're not hiding under their furniture, it's not loud enough.😂
Yup, nice easy listening for a Sunday.
@@AdmiralBonetoPick Me too😂
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My dad was a radio man for the US Army in the Battle of the Bulge. He directed a lot of artillery.
HELLLLLLL FKN YAAAA LETS GO SCOTT SCOTT DAD THE REAL G.O.A.T.
They just don't make em like they use to brother. God bless to your father and thank him on heaven for me his service brother. God speed!
@@BS-qg4ep Hey dad appreciates that and he's def in heaven.
My grandfather was an plane bomber in ww2 with 300 confirmed kills
My Dad was a machine gunner at the Bulge. They could have met (?).
My grandpappy killed 8000 jerries with his bear hands!
I was in Kyiv on February 24th when the Russians invaded, and in Zhytomyr Oblast, Rivne and Lviv on the following three days before I was able to exit the country on foot into Poland on the 27th. All of the cities I was in received missile strikes on military instillations while I was there. You could see the peculiar streaks in the sky and clearly hear the rumbles of the missile strikes amidst the air sirens. This leaves one rather jumpy for weeks afterwards and even today I become alarmed at a sudden loud bang. I can only imagine the psychological effect of actually being in the line of fire of artillery and the lasting consequences.
You not tempted to stand your ground and fight?
@@olivere5497 You assume that he is Ukrainian and not just someone visiting. His name suggests they are Canadian, just a tourist.
@@olivere5497 I was an English teacher in Kyiv.
@@murmenaattori6 he was living there. He wrote it in the other comment.
@@olivere5497 His name is Brian in canada lol what ukranian has that name. Besides its his right to get away from danger
Interesting that out on the battlefield, whilst launching an artillery barrage, they sometimes provided music for the artillerymen. What a greart morale builder!
My father was a heavy artillery expert in Normandy. They had sectors to bombard - sectors as directed, several miles out.
The horrific carnage of men & material must have been a sight to behold!
30 minutes of absolute destruction on a scale unlike any other. Beautiful, but devastatingly frightening.
I've been described in a similar way
@@pissiole5654 30 minutes of absolute destruction? is that all you can manage, thats not even a lunch break of destruction never mind a full shift.
We need 10 hours of this
The immense variety of sizes, styles, mobility and lethality is both impressive and depressing
Very depressing, imagine trying to sleep with that racket going on, all the corpses stinking the place up too.
Thanks so much for this. Reminds me of watching war films from the 60's. 70's and 80's.
I'm excited to see the artillerist's that came before me getting much deserved Love and the recognition they deserved.
Accuracy by volume.
First time I have seen a Scammell Tank Transporter in action and under artillery fire as well. What a brave recovery crew.
I can imagine the Headache after 30 minutes of live fire from the guns. The noise and concussion from the rounds. Thanks For the video DR Felton .
that 30 minutes has given a fresh insight into "Shell Shock!"
This isn't just a little of the old ultra violence, it's quite a bit indeed!
The most fire mixtape of all time 🔥
You had me at Ultra Violence
Spent some time at the front back in the 90s falling asleep to mortar and artillery fire amongst others. I fall asleep to these sounds easier than in complete silence.
Ah perfect to fall asleep to. I feel at home already.
Right lol
The world powers ultimately knew what they were doing: bringing the future generations hope, courage, and ASMR to study to.
The sweet soothing sounds of artillery 🙂
Ever notice how every gun and explosion sounds alike? Well that's because these isn't the original audio and it's simply dubbed. Also, when you "see" the shell exploding in the distance, it would be several seconds before you "heard" it; the ones you see are synced.
I commented the same. Maybe Mark is trolling us a day after April Fool's Day.
I wish the DoD still produced war footage with orchestral background music
My father was in in the 3rd Army, 4th Armored, 126th ordnance. He told me of a night they were so tired that they bedded down at the bottom of a hill with 155mm long Tom's firing all night. Slept like babies.
It's sad how much human brain power and energy is putting into hurting each other
but its entertaining
Amazing how many lives are lost daily to drug overdose.
Wow absolutely amazing... Every time I watch one of your videos, I see a new picture or film that I have not seen before.
You need to set these up as like old timey advertisements for your other videos! Let alone try making ones of different types like infantry and tanks. Always enjoy watching these keep it up Mark.
As a ex gunner pure arty filth 💥👌🏻
My neighbours are enjoying it so much they've just put my window out so they can hear it better.
Mark Felton should consider making a Artillery Alarm Clock for the public wherein they can choose their artillery alarm sounds from 30 Minutes of Ultra Violence.
If you need more of this, watch the opening battle scene from A Bridge Too Far. It's some of the best use of artillery in any movie
Hey mark, do you have any videos on the desert rats in WW2? My great grandfather fought in the north african campaign and would love to learn more about them.
I've never eaten a rat for dessert, but to each his own I guess 😯
@@SerenityMae11 ahahaha I must of misspelled it lol
@@SerenityMae11 You haven,t lived then.....Dessert Rat, or a Chocolate Moose is a perfect finish for any meal.
I usually use white noise like a waterfall to put my baby to sleep, this is perfect replacement now she's a toddler, thanks! :))
And yet no display of targets being hit. All those shots and none landed. Truly Startrooper level aiming.
Thanks, the inner HIMARS gunner needed this today.
My cat slept well on the barrage of Dr. Felton. 😸
Great asmr! Perfect for studying while something is deleted explosively!
Napoleon would love to see this
To be honest, I would love to listen to artillery IRL.
Yes, on the "sending" end of it.........
You know what's missing from modern news reporting on wars?
Big Bands blaring dramatic music
HOLY MOTHER YEAH BASED MARK BASED MARK BASED MARK! ARTILLERY ACTION BRRR!
Railways artillery was truely terrifying
I can appreciate why my grandfather was as deaf as he was, Canadian Artillery at Ypres.
At 3:24 you can follow the shell from the artillery piece to the building.
Artillery ASMR, for a relaxing night's sleep
Long I have waited for something like this , raw footage compilation.
We're talking out in the field today. Hi, what's your name?
"My name's Bob Fliber!"
Bob, what do you do?
"I'm in artillery!"
Thank you, Bob. Can we play anything for you?
"Anything! Just play it loud! Okay?"
Good Morning Vietnam
Excellent video amazing sound and comments .
A really fine collection
As an old infantry vet during the late unpleasantness, I approve this message.
I listen to this while studying to develop PTSD so i will always remember what i studied
Really enjoyed this .
Everyone is silent when Arty speaks.
I fully intend to play this through my old bands Pa system at some point in the wee hours 😂 😂 😂 😂
I came here for the BOOM!, I was not disappointed.
17:14 that one really resonated with me.
After listening to this, I have just built an Anderson Shelter in the garden.
Artillery:
QUEEN OF THE BATTLE FIELD!!!!!!!!
It was a concerto for me!!!!!!!!
Best enjoyed at full volume.
Crazy the amount of used shells being loaded on to that ship.
Holy crap, those Poms retrieving a tank under direct artillery fire in Libya is just mental. This also explains why everyone's grand parents are deaf as balls. If you've not served in the military, you gotta believe me when I say that artillery is painfully loud. Brutally so.
I love the sound of artillery in the morning. Sounds like… Victory.
Now thus is some authentic audio footage ww2 artillery
I'm making this my ringtone!
Just what I needed to help me sleep
Amazing footage
"Let's a build a couple of guns so big, they need their own railway" ... Those things are frightening. Also, I guess you were more or less guaranteed to be deaf after an afternoon of firing in any of those formations.
Oddly enough there's channels that feature 24 hour WW2 combat sounds to sleep to.
Those huge WW1 era siege guns are so fascinating
Just put this on head phones, amazing, recommend head phones
People then: That is the sound of literal hell. 5 of my buddies were obliterated by a shell and I lost my arm and leg because of it... I would never want to hear that again.
People now: Nice! Artillery goes Brrrrrrr for 30 minutes straight.
26:04 Gunners wearing his hat Pirate Style!
Came here for Katyusha rockets, was not disappointed! Awesome
Playing this for my next dinner party think it’ll compliment the oven roasted chicken well 😂
I'm pretty sure the normal kind of artillery is more lethal and more precise but that sound at 16:00 is by far scarier than any artillery gun.
I do believe a 10hr loop is obligatory.
This is art.
Me watching this at like 2 am while laying down hahaha
Great for the job,
This is a new kind of ASMR.
1:56, looks like a cartoon canyon; maybe the Coyote is using it to catch the Road Runner.
TY 🙏🙏
"Ultra Violence" The real life DOOM
Waiting for next videos, 30 minutes of air combat, naval combat and tank combat.
Humans. Destroying each other with whatever they can get their hands on since....
Side question: I wonder how many members of those crews ever wore hearing protection.
Being an ex Gunner..... music to my ears !
Yes please and thankyou 👏
Mark all the sound of these guns was added later right???
Symphony of destruction
I'm missing 8 seconds of ultra violence.
Nothing was able to beat Artillery until air power (Drones included now) and missiles came along, still to this day short range artillery still rules as the best way to support advances based on amount of ire available. Every other weapon today except nukes might become obsolete one day but Artillery will remain most likely..
Enjoyable but hard going with the headphones!
You made math homework fun!
every ww2 documentary has atleast 3 mintues of this kind of footage playing
That's a whole lotta Krupp showing.
I think this video should come with a flash warning.
THAT is ASMR, my friends!
One can never have too many explosions.
Excellent title
3:53 except the core of the Maginot line never fell during combat...
I spent thirty minutes flat on the floor under my bed…
8 seconds short. I feel robbed.