i love collecting real military COLT 1911 from 1912 to 1919 because they were used in both great world wars. a real early colt 1911 is a must for a collector or veteran why 1. its militaria 2. its rich history 3. its collectible 4. its a gun lol 5. its got value 6. can be used even to this day 7. its extremely beautifull 8. fits in anybodies hand 9. big lethal bullet 10. reliable 11. plenty of parts available 12. longest serving usa firearm ever like 80 plus years can go on but most wayching this video already know that. keep up the great videos.
They are fine weapons no doubt, and great conversation pieces, but with today’s technology you can buy four really well made 1911’s that will not jam for the price of one original 1911. I think they should give immediate family of ww1&2 veterans first opportunity of hand picked 1911 colts, and charge us half price. I don’t think that’s such a crazy idea. Thankfully my grandfather brought back a Colt, Remington Rand, and a singer. He was very good with his hands. 😂
It is extremely powerful to hear the guns going quite from such a deadly war. I remember being a kid and seeing ww1 veterans. I wish i could go back in time and talk to them.
I was at the national ww1 museum on 11-11-2018 they had a huge gathering there. I remember a first heard this recording at around 11:05 when that bird started singing it was a very emotional moment
I would have loved to have been at that Museum on that day. The first time i heard this recording. i to got very emotional when i heard the bird as well.
This is an amazing video. When the artillery stops and the bird starts chirping, it’s so poignant. It’s always astounded me how or why they kept fighting up to the final minute. It just seams so pointless looking at it through today’s eyes. Thanks so much for sharing this.
@@snappers_antique_firearms yes absolutely, I’m currently reading a book called Passchendaele the Sacrifical Ground. It’s very good, the authors took actual diary entries from WW1 soldiers and blended it into a continuous story. It flows incredibly well and really gives a taste of what it must have been like. Once I finish, I might do one of my book review videos that no one watches. LOL
Yes so much of how the world is today is because of WW1. WW2 was a result of what happened in World War I. The amount of death is unfathomable in todays world.
The recording is from seismic instruments they were using to see if people were digging tunnels. they used a computer to transport it into an audio file. It is a real recording they just didnt use a microphone.
@@snappers_antique_firearms This is a RECREATION using explosion sound effects recorded during the war, it's not an actual recording of the end of the war.
@@spartan963300 thats not what this is. They had seismic equipment Underground they use for digging tunnels. and to see if the enemy was tunneling under them. They used the seismic activity and used a computer program that turns seismic activity into audible noise. This is the same program that they used to listen to what the center of the earth sounds like. that is what your hearing. So they use the seismic activity and played it like a record.
I have always wanted to make a video on the audio recording of the ceasefire. Very interesting how the recording even happen.
You're a fake and a fraud. This isn't a real recording. I've already flagged and reported this.
Could you make a video talking about how it was recorded?
@@lahavmorris9919 yeah i find how it was recorded very interesting in its own right
You can hear the birds rejoicing after it’s finished. So surprising that they’d be anywhere around really.
Absolutely insane how we even have film on the war
Wow TH-cam once again i just got a notification of this comment
My grandfather was born on June of 1918, just after the end of ww1.his father and and uncle's were in the middle of ww1.
i love collecting real military COLT 1911 from 1912 to 1919 because they were used in both great world wars. a real early colt 1911 is a must for a collector or veteran
why
1. its militaria
2. its rich history
3. its collectible
4. its a gun lol
5. its got value
6. can be used even to this day
7. its extremely beautifull
8. fits in anybodies hand
9. big lethal bullet
10. reliable
11. plenty of parts available
12. longest serving usa firearm ever like 80 plus years
can go on but most wayching this video already know that. keep up the great videos.
Agreed. How are you doing msgt
They are fine weapons no doubt, and great conversation pieces, but with today’s technology you can buy four really well made 1911’s that will not jam for the price of one original 1911. I think they should give immediate family of ww1&2 veterans first opportunity of hand picked 1911 colts, and charge us half price. I don’t think that’s such a crazy idea. Thankfully my grandfather brought back a Colt, Remington Rand, and a singer. He was very good with his hands. 😂
I love how quickly the sound of birds returned. This was very powerful. Thank you.
It is extremely powerful to hear the guns going quite from such a deadly war. I remember being a kid and seeing ww1 veterans. I wish i could go back in time and talk to them.
You weren’t kidding about those birds I smiled hearing them and felt a sense of peace.
I was at the national ww1 museum on 11-11-2018 they had a huge gathering there. I remember a first heard this recording at around 11:05 when that bird started singing it was a very emotional moment
I would have loved to have been at that Museum on that day. The first time i heard this recording. i to got very emotional when i heard the bird as well.
yes, heck of a thing. Cheers cobber.
The first time i ever heard the audio of the guns going silent. It really moved me. And i have always wanted to do a video on it.
This is an amazing video. When the artillery stops and the bird starts chirping, it’s so poignant. It’s always astounded me how or why they kept fighting up to the final minute. It just seams so pointless looking at it through today’s eyes. Thanks so much for sharing this.
I agree with you a very sad wast of life. for the men in the trenches it must have felt like it was a race against the clock.
@@snappers_antique_firearms yes absolutely, I’m currently reading a book called Passchendaele the Sacrifical Ground. It’s very good, the authors took actual diary entries from WW1 soldiers and blended it into a continuous story. It flows incredibly well and really gives a taste of what it must have been like. Once I finish, I might do one of my book review videos that no one watches. LOL
@@firearmsaddictloveguns i would love to see that book review.
@@snappers_antique_firearms thanks, hopefully I’ll get through the last of it in the net couple weeks.
@@firearmsaddictloveguns looking forward to seeing it. I will share it as well when you get it up.
It is very important to preserve history like this. How many people understand how horrific WWI was>
Yes so much of how the world is today is because of WW1. WW2 was a result of what happened in World War I. The amount of death is unfathomable in todays world.
You all know this isn't a real recording, right?
The recording is from seismic instruments they were using to see if people were digging tunnels. they used a computer to transport it into an audio file. It is a real recording they just didnt use a microphone.
@@snappers_antique_firearms liar. Reported.
@@Christendom88. idiot reported. for someone like you. So i am guessing you think its just Magic
@@snappers_antique_firearms This is a RECREATION using explosion sound effects recorded during the war, it's not an actual recording of the end of the war.
@@spartan963300 thats not what this is. They had seismic equipment Underground they use for digging tunnels. and to see if the enemy was tunneling under them. They used the seismic activity and used a computer program that turns seismic activity into audible noise. This is the same program that they used to listen to what the center of the earth sounds like. that is what your hearing. So they use the seismic activity and played it like a record.
duas unica en puncta mortalis est. Ave Imperitur ti moritori salutatum!
Hail to the dead