Waltzing Matilda but you're going over the top at Gallipoli
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- The Battle of Lone Pine (also known as the Battle of Kanlı Sırt) was fought between Australian and New Zealand Army Corps (ANZAC) and Ottoman Empire during the Gallipoli Campaign of the First World War. The fighting was "some of the fiercest" the Australians experienced during the campaign to that point. The ground captured during the battle amounted to a total of about 150 metres across a 300-metre front. Amidst scenes of considerable devastation, the Australian divisional commander, Walker, believed the result "disastrous". As a result of the battle's significance to the Australians, Lone Pine is the site of the annual Australian Anzac Day dawn service at Gallipoli.
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“Those heroes that shed their blood and lost their lives …You are now lying in the soil of a friendly country. Therefore rest in peace. There is no difference between the Johnnies and the Mehmets to us where they lie side by side in this country of ours. You, the mothers, who sent their sons from far away countries, wipe away your tears. Your sons are now lying in our bosom and are in peace. After having lost their lives on this land they have become our sons as well.” - Mustafa Kemal Atatürk
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Nice quote, shame he never said it.
@@BTechUnited hes say it, there is a statue of Atatürk with that lyrics in australia
@@BTechUnited You can literally google it.
@@BTechUnited 🤦♂️
@@BTechUnited Yes.... you foreigners know a lot about our history, don't you? you accept as true and adore the things you shake out of your ass. You read a few sentences about Turkish History and think you are a historian, "You are generous"
As a New Zealander, this is also close to me as my great great grandfather was at Gallipoli. He also went to WW2 and survived.
God bless
damn he is a true soldier he is very brave
The old anzacs were a diffrent breed of tough there blood still runs through us no matter matter side of the tasman your on
such a man could survive 2 great wars..i hope he is at peace now.
God Bless Your Grandfather, And I Thank Him For His Service Truly❤️🫡 .
My grand grandfather fought against Anzacs during the Battle of Gallipoli. Respect all the heroes that fought during “The Last Gentlemen’s War”
my great great grandfather's uncle fought in the korean war but he got injured by a grenade by the leg and got home before the wars end btw he once said that he saw a kid in one of his friends friend's arms once (the ayla irl) but unfortunaly he died bc of cancer ...
My Great grandfather was an ANZAC (Australian) in Gallipoli. I think it was my great grandfather might have been great great but yeah I feel ya brother.
Gentlemen’s war is an unknown concept
Apparently it was called "'The Last Gentlemen’s War'' because a Turkish soldier saw an Australian injured in the middle of all the fighting and pulled out a white flag and both sides stoped shooting within a few seconds, Then the Turkish soldier ran out of the trench, Out of safty and treated the wounds of the Australian soldier. I believe that is why it is called "'The Last Gentlemen’s War'' Because not a single case of that happening on such a scale has even happened since
Australians here in Australia have huge respect for the Turkish soldiers bravery and courage and for the way you care for our soldiers who never came home. Peace be upon you
As a Australian this is very important to me.
Lest we forget
Lest we forget
@@flabby2142 ?
@@gandalfthegreat6882 My bad spelling mate 😂
@@flabby2142 yeah it’s ok 👌
lest we forget
"should I stay or should I go" but you're a British soldier being ambushed in Londonderry (or Derry)
"Run trough the jungle" but you're running to the evac site
"La victoire est a nous" but the Prussian have arrived at Waterloo
You stubborn bastard...Take my upvote
You can't say this guy isnt dedicated
"I wanna be in the cavalry (reprise)"but you're an American Volunteer in Ukraine
"Peşmerge me" but you're advancing on Mosul in 2016
bloody sunday would be a good additioin
im a Turk, my great grandpa was a surviving gallipoli veteran.i have visited both anzac and turkish graves there. This video hit home. Rest in peace, boys of Gallipoli.
The man who sang this song is Slim Dusty, Australia's most well known country singer who made absolute bangers about Australian history, people and the landscape from the 1940s until the 2000s. He literally spawned the modern Australian country singer, and any Australian country singer even slightly famous cite Slim Dusty as a major influence
i thought so...I have a bunch of Slim Dusty songs on my phone: Mad Cook, The Man from Iron Bark, Big John and Rusty's last goodbye
I love this song, it was my unit anthem in 1st Marines. We adopted it from our time in Australia prior to Guadalcanal. I'll finish this off with a reminder of my previous suggestion of Jungle Work by Warren Zevon set over an 80s night raid into Panama during Operation Just Cause.
Same bro, I remember every Friday back in Pendleton, they would play the first part of this song during colors. Brings back nostalgic memories. “Get Some!”
You devil dogs adopted it, if I recall correctly, because the people of my city sung it from the footpaths while the marines marched through the streets.
Great grandfather was tasmanian, very proud to be Australian
Tasmanian myself here, our based little island is proud to have your pop
Tasmania forever!
I love Slim Dusty's version of this song, it really has that feeling of a grandfather telling a tale around the fire. It's a very interesting and strange feeling to hear it paired with the sounds of combat, another good one HistoryFeels!
It would be perfect
I know what you mean. My grandad is as true blue as they come, he is literally the stereotype Aussie bushman. He spent his life working in the bush and knows so much about Australian history, about indigenous history, and even about the flora and fauna of Australia as well, to this day he never leaves home without his akubra hat. Slim Dusty is his favourite musician. I love Slim because it takes me back to being a little kid, sitting in the passenger seat of grandad's truck while we passed through little towns in central Victoria and up in the Mallee, while he told me stories about all the places we passed while we listened to Slim Dusty tape cassettes lol.
Thank You so much for this, as an Aussie learning about this in school I get so proud of our ANZAC’s. Thank you so very much, you legend!
Same for us Kiwis
British officer to ANZAC soldier in Gallipoli under heavy ottoman machinegun fire:
British officer: Boy, did you come here to die?
Anzac soldier: No mate!, i came here yesterday.
As a world war one history junkie, I approve of this message
Video idea: “The last stand” but your a Swiss guard valiantly defending the Teutonic cemetery from foreign invaders.
I don't think they were foreign invaders they were mercenaries who didn't get payed
I’m learning about the ANZACs currently and they were just bad ass. British officers present exclaimed at their ferocity. One said that their rifles did not have charged magazines in them so they rushed the ottomans with cold steel like chads. Gallipoli is so remembered in Australia because it birthed the ‘ANZAC legend.’ 7 Victoria crosses were given out at the battle of lone pine alone.
We've had a few more Imperial VCs than that; 6 in the Boer War, 64 in WWI, 2 in the Russian Civil War, 20 in WWII and 4 in Vietnam.
Then there's the 5 Victoria Cross for Australia medals awarded since we got our own in 1991.
@@atomicmillenial9728 shit well I feel like an idiot now
also the sniper voice lines and death sound at the end made my day LOL
If sniper was there at gallipoli then those turks wouldn't stand a chance
@@javelinf61 especially those stupid bot snipers
“wanker!”
"Flower Of Scotland" but you're a Scot in the Battle of Culloden
"Auld Lang Syne" but you're a British soldier during the handover of Hong Kong
"Leave Her Johnny" but you're a pirate whose ship has just been boarded
"British Grenadiers" but you're storming the palisade of an enemy fort
"Nearer, My God, To Thee" but you're on the Titanic as it is about to sink
"All Along The Watchtower" but your platoon has just been ambushed by the Viet Cong
"Have You Ever Seen The Rain?" but you're watching the Air Force drop napalm on the enemy in front of you
Two of my great great grandads fought in WW1 against the Turks. One was English and fought at Gallipoli and Syria Palestine and one was Australian in the light horse and fought in Syria and Palestine too. God bless all the souls who were lost in the war 🇹🇷🇩🇪🇬🇧🇳🇿🇦🇺
Thanks for the Australian representation.
@Hazreti Yunus do you realise how many Turks died compared to Australians on Gallipoli? 8700 Australians compared to 87,000 ottomans. Australia also pulled off one of the greatest retreats ever, with the drip rifle trick. Pull your head in, and grow up. I will never get why you Turks are so nationalistic. Turkey is now closely related with Australia and welcomes hundreds of people over to Gallipoli every year to celebrate ANZAC day.
@@daynecee683 they not turks there just Muslim Greeks
@@daynecee683 What an incredible stupid way to ignore the British and French losses in the vain pursuit of some nationalistic point scoring. You twat, of course the Ottoman losses are going to be worse if you simply don't count that a lot of the fighting and dying was done by the British and French too lol.
@Hazreti Yunus and my ancestors killed yours but we are still brothers in arms nonetheless
@@daynecee683 I’m fine with Turks being nationalistic, but fuck me dead, some of the cunts act like their country never did wrong.
“Trust us lads, we’ll just rush the Dardanelles with our older warships and blow our element of surprise to intimidate those ottomans into surrendering. We’ll be in Constantinople in no time”
-Some British commander, probably
Winston Churchill most likely
Churchill: “You did fucking *what.* “
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The commander with said stupid idea was probably Churchill.
It honestly wasn't the worst plan ever to start. It was supposed to be a purely naval operation, leveraging a bunch of old pre-dreadnaughts that were basically useless for anything other than shore bombardment or bullying destroyers. The idea was to blast the Ottoman forts into submission-maybe land some Royal Marines to knock off a particularly stubborn gun or two-roll up to Istanbul, and have the Ottoman capital under the guns of the most powerful fleet that had ever put to sea. Had everything gone like it had been in Churchill's head, the assault could have worked. The piling on of real-world factors like the minefields-then the inability to clear the minefields because the sweepers were being sunk by the coastal guns the capital ships couldn't hit because of the minefields-created the need for ground troops, but no sufficient force existed just in case, meaning one had to be scrounged up. This caused the Entente to lose surprise and gave the Turks several weeks to dig in, causing the disaster we still criticize Churchill for today, and rightly so I feel. For as important an operation as he felt this was, one would think he'd have earmarked some shock troops to have around just in case they had to actually _take_ the city, or some other edge case (like invading Turkey, I guess).
@@PhoenixT70 nothing is a bad idea until the, but then...
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.
(Love the tf2 sniper voice lines too lmao)
Love the Sniper TF2 voicelines
Would have loved to hear "That helmet's gonna make a nice bowl for ya brains!"
Idea:
"Ich bin Soldat" but you're a German soldier retreating across the Aisne river after losing the 2nd Battle of Marne.
May all the strong and just aussies and kiwis who gave their life for their country rest in peace. For their memory shall never be forgotten, i had a great grandfather who fought in the ANZAC corps, dont know much about him other than he liked his drinks :)
As a new zealander this hits close to home just the thought of generations of our men were gone from one battle. 10/10 vid
im from gallipoli.. i went to the battle site
it gives me the chills
1:02 didnt know Sniper fought in the battle of Gallipoli
If he did they would’ve won.
And needed to add a few new rules to the Geneva convention.
Especially the 1:44 part is very good, it is really realistic when you listen to the last sound with headphones.
I've been to Gallipoli multiple times as it's pretty close to where i used to live, the areas where the battle happened remained relatively untouched so when you go there in the summer it looks a lot like the photos of the battle, I have a keychain of a bullet that was found in the beaches many years after the battle took place, respect to those who bravely traveled to distant lands to risk their lives and to those who bravely defended their country from invaders.
1:03 Didn't know Sniper from TF2 attacked Baby 700
It’s a good day when history feels uploads after a long day
RIP the diggers. Anyone willing to die for his country honourably, for an honourable goal, shall have my full respect.
lest we forget
We’re gonna hang out the washing on the siegfried line but you are a British soldier getting pinned down by a mg-42
Love this song. It's one of our most well known songs. Something about this brings me imense pride.
Lili Marleen but your (Australian) platoon is pinned down in Tobruk
White cliffs of Dover but you're getting evacuated at Dunkirk
Thanks for doing Australian videos! (You should do waltzing matilda but your retreating during Villers-Bretonneux
Tf2 sniper was in gallipoli as heard in this video. I will not be convinced otherwise.
Who cares if he was born after it.
As an Aussie kid who’s interested in Military History, I find this fascinating 🇦🇺🪖🎖️
As a Turk, I can only say well done. Your videos are great my friend, keep up the good work.
“The battle of the Somme” but you’re going over the top in the 2nd battle of the Somme.
2nd attempt:
"Marcha do Soldado Português" but your base is being attacked by a group of FRELIMO soldiers
This was inspired by grandpa, who fought in Mozambique (1965-1974) in the Portuguese Marine Corps, and this still his favorite song to this day.
such a great video, my great great grandfather went to Gallipoli and survived but was sadly killed in action in the battle of Messines.
Damn good, the juxtaposition of the happy sounding waltzing Matilda and the screams and gunfire feels straight out of a very dark war movie. Also, khe San but your an Aussie APC gunner at the battle of long tan.
To be fair, the song itself seems quite dark, despite its upbeat tone- about a homeless man stealing a sheep and killing himself by drowning rather than living the rest of his life in prison
@@cernunnos8917 yeah but the sound is happy, and that’s what gets it. With the screams and gunfire you don’t hear the lyrics
As a New Zealander who has ancestors that fought on both sides of Gallipoli, Thank you.
Dont worry aussie brothers we knew you were not the real enemy but carried to blood madness. Your ancestors will always rest in peace and harmony. We will protect the monument symbolizing the war as long as last turkish soul fades away.
And for last never forget that we're the brothers of peace
An Ottoman version would be awesome too!
What song for it tho
@@yeslol9303 some Ottoman military songs like Eski Ordu Marşı maybe
@@ilkerthehun that would be good
@@Mehmet_Ergin güzel olmuş 💪🏻
I was not expecting to hear Sniper, great job man
My Great Grandfather served in WW1 with the ANZACs and him and his mates would sing waltzing matilda at least once a day.
2:25 “I think this mate saw me”
This sounds both calming and terrifying at the same time
"Praise the Lord and Pass the ammunition" but your ship is being targeted by Japanese dive bombers during the attack on Pearl Harbor
He already did Pearl Harbor. Maybe save that song for...I dunno...Wake Island.
thats a good one
Recently went back to play Battlefield 1. What timing. Great stuff as usual.
“Rock banging the dirt a few times” but you’re discovering fire
I'm usually never proud of being Australian, but when songs remind me of our valiant efforts in both wars, I feel extremely proud to share a bit history of Australia.
“Heroes who shed their blood on the lands of this country! Here you are in the soil of a friendly homeland. Sleep in peace and tranquility. You, side by side with the Mehmetçik, are sheep and goats. The mothers who sent their sons from far away land! Soothe your tears. Your children are in our bosom. They are at peace and will sleep peacefully. After they gave their lives on this land, they became our children now.” Mustafa Kemal Atatürk Çanakkale geçilmez!!!!!!!
Great timing, I just watched Gallipoli the other day. What a waste of life WWI was.
Now we need a New Zealand version of this. Possibly "Poi E" but you are fighting at El Alamein or something along those lines. I just need something to represent my country tbh.
I second this
It should be a battle were the majority of solders were new Zealanders
@@KaiserClone El Alamein was one of the most crucial battles for New Zealanders ever. In fact, the command for the battle was headed by New Zealander General Freyberg and the Maori Battalions went down in history forever after their ferocious fighting. I like the idea of El Alamein to be honest.
“Soldiers of the King” but you’ve just broken the Hindenburg Line and you know the war is won.
0:42 The very out of mood "WANKER!"
Man, I can't imagine having to fight the ottomans 😱
@Diggerthey fought Against 3 nations, also I was talking about 18th century ottoman empire
Finally. But we need the Turkish version as well
Oh hell yeah! always glad to see a new history feel video, keep it up!
Fuck yeah requested this one a couple vids back, thanks for putting it together 👌
It's 1932. Your Sopwith just crash-landed in the Outback, all you have is the Lewis gun, and the emus are closing in.
My great grandfather was a light houseman for the AIF and was at Gallipoli.
Lest we forget those who never saw the faces of the family’s and friends again and those who saw not the sun of the new day.
i love how there's the TF2 sniper voiceline fitting in Gallipoli
As an Australian this is sad lest we forget
Good film. Idea "Going forth carrying a weapon" (Egyptian war song) but you are crossing Suez Canal 1973.
the ocational "wanker!" had me 💀
As a Aussie this hits different
As an American, I’d just like to say we all have a great deal of respect and love for our Australian brothers. Born of the same mother, and have fought together side by side for more than a century now. You are truly our greatest ally (not that “other one”), and we are and always will be proud to fight side by side with you. 🇦🇺❤️🇺🇸
I’m an American, but my teacher in elementary school taught us this
Oh I knew this one was going to hurt but I wasn't ready
I absolutely love the BF1 pre operation speech at the beginning.
My great uncle fought in Gallipoli, lost hearing In one ear, then when World War Two came around, bluffed his way around the medical checks in order to serve in Africa
I just heard The Sniper from tf2 and i can't unhear it
"Chattanooga Choo Choo" but you're on the USS Arizona in late 1941
"Rule Britannia" but you're charging with the light brigade
"Goodbye Liza Jane" but you're at Little Bighorn
My great great grandfather was one of the brave men at Gallipoli to all the brave New Zealanders and Australian soldiers who died there
"I Wanna Be In The Cavalry" but Col. Custer looks nervous
"Thunderstruck" but you're a pilot in an attack helicopter providing fire support during the Battle of Mogadishu (Black Hawk Down)
I appreciate the recognition. Cheers mate.
"yakety sax" but you're losing the emu war
they shall not grow old.
I recognize that "Get to it!" Lol
DID HE SERIOUSLY JUST USE A TF2 SNIPER VOICELINE
my great-grandad fought at Gallipoli, he survived till 1989. (new zealand)
“Let them come boys, 'till they show above the scrub; I’ll give the word, then five rounds rapid. Yell like hell and into them with the bayonet.” - Col Arthur Bauchop, Otago Mounted Rifles.
“The Colonel patrolled the hill top all night encouraging the men and getting us to cheer like dervishes at intervals. We made enough noise for a hundred men.”
As dawn broke on 7 August, with the position still secure, Bauchop led his men in a final cheer:
He only got as far as ‘Hip, Hip’, when there was a flash from a patch of scrub sixty or seventy yards away on a little spur on the left front. The Colonel staggered and fell. Several of us picked him up and carried him to a little depression near the summit. When asked by the Otago officer if he was hard hit, he answered, 'Yes, I'm done, but don't worry about me, carry on'.
Bauchop was mortally wounded. The commander of the New Zealand Expeditionary Force, Major-General Sir Alexander Godley spoke to him shortly after he had been shot and later wrote "Though he was hardly conscious all he said was 'I hope we did what you wanted' and 'it was glorious while it lasted' ".
Bauchop died on a hospital ship three days later. His men were devastated. “We get more men and good men, but can we get as good a Colonel again?” wrote one.
God Bless Australia!
"Etrangère au Paradis" but you're a French Foreign Legionnaire at Dien Bien Phu
had to listen to this song in grade 6 it was for a gold rush
Those heroes that shed their blood and lost their lives ... You are now lying in the soil of a friendly country. Therefore rest in peace. There is no difference between the Johnnies and the Mehmets to us where they lie side by side here in this country of ours ... You, the mothers who sent their sons from faraway countries, wipe away your tears; your sons are now lying in our bosom and are in peace. After having lost their lives on this land they have become our sons as well.
M. Kemal Atatürk
This is perfect as always!
“Wo Alle Strasse Enden” but you’re a Sturmtruppen launching the Kaiserschlacht
Going to ANZAC cove this spring break 🙏
Lest we forgot
Idea: “Dengang jeg drog afsted” but you’re counterattacking the Prussians at Dybbøl
This is an amazing mixture
Thank you been waiting for this
The Gurkas capturing Gurka bluff on such a narrow bit of land only going up getting smoked by maxim guns. Yet they captured it
Gurkas are near superhuman
I personally think videos from older conflicts could possibly be cool. For example, "Ashokan Farewell", "John Brown's Body", "Battle Hymn of the Republic" or "When Johnny Comes Marching Home" but you're marching across Miller's Cornfield towards General Lee's troops, would be cool. However, I understand that you get many requests for each video, and understand that many of these requests would make better videos. Nonetheless, have a good day and thank you for the video.