I think these sounds are calming because it has the reverse psychological effect. Meaning if you can hear it in the distance it means that you are safe and away from danger hence the reduction in anxiety
Imagine getting lost in the French woods, away from your platoon mates and you sit down by a tree to take a rest and these are the sound you hear in the distance.
Go out into a field, like PheonixS117 said. Sit in a tree, or dig a foxhole, wear full combat gear, get a few friends who have the same mindset, set this up to multiple stereo systems through the woods and wire strobes to go off during the high end 105 barrages. Welcome to Bastogne, boys.
"Phil, doesn't this kinda remind you of Bastogne?" "Yeah, now that you mention it.... except, there's no snow, we got warm grub in our bellies, and the trees aren't fuckin explodin from kraut artillery, but yeah, Frank, other than that it's a lot like Bastogne." "Right?" "Bull, smack him for me will ya?"
Sick, isn't it? The closer you are to danger, the happier you are. It's the endless procession of "normal" days where you're waiting for the shoe that never drops, that drives you up the wall.
Yeah. Its especially irritating when I am at school. I sit waiting, waiting and planning, planning on how to evac and treat (one of the reasons i came CPR certified/first aid/ AED/). Its really bad having all that Adrenalin run through and nothing happen.
You'll have fun until that one marine corps vet kicks down the front door with an M1 garand and a sharp bayonet and proceeds to charge you with his ptsd induced fury.
@William Atamanchuk exactly, Donetsk has declared independence rightly from a NATO backed borderline nazi governement whose troops openly worship stephan bandera. Azov Battalion regularly hospitalises gypsies or outright murders them. The Crimea and Donbass are just sick of the Ukraine's BS
You are not alone brother. In the peaceful feminized Western world the longing for war and the chance to prove ourselves are now so desperate and overwhelming that listening to (essentially disgusting) war sounds like this makes perfect sense.
Now I have PTSD No for real my grandpa was a Wehrmacht soldier in the second world war. He died in 1992 (I am 1996) , so I wasn't able to speak with him. I really have some kind of trauma because of that.
My great grandpa was a Canadian soldier in WW2, he was in the Netherlands and helped rebuild homes. He died in 1988, my parents and friends say I look a lot like him. I feel like I have a close connection with him
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Imagine, you were set up as a cargo convoy driver, your bud is sitting next to you in the cabin, it's the middle of the night and you are delivering basic rations and supplies to a damaged town near the frontlines. You can start to see the spotlights light the sky as you get closer, and the sound of artillery fire is gradually getting louder and louder. You pull up to town, parking next to what was a bakery, but was refurbished into a makeshift med camp. You unload your supplies with the aid of others, and while you do it, a large armoured convoy passes you, going to where the gunfire is emitting. By the time you have finished unloading, the amount of gunshots drastically increase, and you simply suppose that it was from the convoy. You then leave the broken town, going back to the nearest OK town so you can rest somewhere that doesn't have a gaping hole in the side of it.
Average Alien Lmao i did(I'm aware of how edgy that sounded). I didn't wake up either there was our third drive by that month i was watching my girlfriend sleep so she'd feel safe (anxiety problems). So i had stayed up late. It was 12:40 something i went to bed and slept at 1 o clock the people came to our neighbors house and walked up to their front door and shot the shit out of it. One guy was in that living room was half asleep on his couch and got up and got shot on his right bicep and fell back down. The next day we woke up my mom told me about all the shooting saying it lasted a long time and it was so loud then after awhile she heard police sirens but they had already left. And yeah im going to sound like a jackass for saying it but the first few drivebys weren't scary either just stressful. I remember when i saw our first one it sounded like fireworks to me even though i shoot guns a lot for fun. I look out the window and a guy is covering himself behind a car. And they drive fast away and another man came out his name was ejay. And he hipfired a rifle at the car. I was like mom there shooting people, they're shooting people and i walk to my room and tell the police what happend. The 2nd time they had shot up our house but they were lucky i wasn't home. I mean we were lucky 😆. It was my moms birthday and we had gone to chilis same day they had a credit card hack or something with there restaurant. The car was shot, the windows were shot the walls were shot. One bullet had gone through 1 wall 1 wooden piller and stopped in the secound wooden piller. The third time did creep me out because they could've killed me and i was completely vulnerable. They eventually got caught by police though.
My Dutch grandparents were young teens when the Germans invaded, and when they were liberated. My grandpa once told me of a fighter flying very low over the streets, he thought it was of the RAF. And my great grandfather was hiding Jews; nearly got killed for that, but miraculously the soldiers who were about to kill him were halted by their officer who knew my great grandfather well. (gets to show that not nearly all Germans were bad) This would bring back memories to my grandparents for sure. Not sure if I want to do that to them though...
My Grandpa got shot down over france..he flew in the RAF. He did hide in a barn, up a ladder when the germans came and looked for him. They pulled out the french family living in the nearby farmhouse and asked them where he is. They said they dont know...even when they clearly saw him and told him where to hide.. One german grabbed the baby of the arms of the lady...threw it in the air and catched the baby with his bajonet..my granddad saw the whole scene trough a crack in the floor...than they left.. With the help of the french resintaance he managed to cross the chanel, got into another plane and kept fighting..day after day.. He never forgot this scene.. He passed away 2003 during work in his garden..cutting his apple tree..his hart stopped and he just fell of the ladder... True story...
Why is this so nice and soothing? Ive never been to war, so reallly the sound is foreign to me. Its still calming. Maybe its because 1the noise is a constant reminder there are people all around me, so i dont have to be alert or scared
It's a strange phenomenon to hear this, on one hand there's something subliminally relaxing about it and on the other hand I know what the twisted horrors of war is, the thoughts of "Today might be the day I die." Or "I may have to take another life away this day", And the fucked up thing is that this helps me sleep, Although for the soldiers who were there in close proximity of combat during the damning sounds of war & thunder, it was enough to keep you awake, paranoid & ready for the hell that's to come ...
this is exactly how new years eve sounds like where i live. because there is one big city to the north and several smaller villages around with our house in the middle of a field we get to hear the sounds from all the fire works in the area and see the lights from them.
despite the fact that these were extremely scary times for everyone back then, this is still very relaxing to me. It almost sounds like listening to fireworks outside while trying to sleep at night when it's around New Year or Forth of July. I also find pictures of WW2 art, battle grounds and buildings to be very fascinating.
My great uncle on my dads side was an Italian soldier during ww2 after the war was over he was only a few miles from home so he left and walked back home after the fighting had stopped
It's good without the small arms fire, implying that the front lines are some distance away. If they were any closer, you'd be a participant instead of experiencing it from afar. I picture it as being holed up in an abandoned farmhouse far from the front, getting a few hours of rest & respite before heading back out.
Anyone remember the "fire a round of three" from the 60? Always the echoes and tracers. For some reason the incoming and outgoing wasn't so bad at night even with flares going. This was of course before "we own the night".
I put this on for my girlfriend just now and she fell asleep so fast. Nothing else was putting her to sleep, just suddenly waking up. Now sound asleep to the bastogne barrage haha.
Oddly enough I listen to this as background noise as I do writing on a military story. It helps remind me of the scene and mood. I have several monitors so I load it up on one of them and write in another HOWEVER, the movement of the video constantly catches my eye and I catch myself watching it and not writing. I like the backdrop to look at as another form of reference but that movement entrances me. I guess I will have to keep it minimized.
Reminds me of my kekistani days. Shadilay. I was a shitposter in the 15th parrallel stationed on the southern front bordering libtardia but... we were inscircled. 8 played dead for god knows how long. I then migrated home hearing this every hour
If I recall correctly they were not "rescuing" them. They went across the river to CAPTURE a couple of German soldiers. However you are correct. It is the river patrol from episode 8 I believe.
I've been UK military. Know of active duty.know. not calming when on stag. But, yeh tis calming when you know nothing of what's been given or had, when your calm in ur disease, n far away from what your brothers have to, release.
> Play Rain Artillery And Gunfire
> Pauses Video
> Still hears gunshots
i love detroit
ShadowSkyhawk Gaming same
ShadowSkyhawk Gaming :D
You fucking stole this comment
One of the funniest things I’ve seen in the TH-cam comment section. Ah, so morbid.
@@sparklydiamondz5464 you should see how I play war thunder
I think these sounds are calming because it has the reverse psychological effect. Meaning if you can hear it in the distance it means that you are safe and away from danger hence the reduction in anxiety
You are safe until you hear the enemy artillery in the distance... then you better take cover... just to guarantee...
@@erwinrommel4210 You don't actually hear the shells coming. That is a myth.
@@petebondurant58 I'm talking about the sound the cannons make when fired.
And the fun part where it sound louder slowly as if the danger getting closer to you
@@petebondurant58 If the shell is subsonic, you can hear it clearly
Imagine getting lost in the French woods, away from your platoon mates and you sit down by a tree to take a rest and these are the sound you hear in the distance.
Oh for a second I thought the tree started speaking German
While having a cigarette
You sure it wasn't in Vietnam?
and say Thank god i am save
Honestly that sounds rather peaceful.
Go out into a field, like PheonixS117 said. Sit in a tree, or dig a foxhole, wear full combat gear, get a few friends who have the same mindset, set this up to multiple stereo systems through the woods and wire strobes to go off during the high end 105 barrages.
Welcome to Bastogne, boys.
Major Mcgee I
Major Mcgee I suggest do it in snowy condition
"Phil, doesn't this kinda remind you of Bastogne?"
"Yeah, now that you mention it.... except, there's no snow, we got warm grub in our bellies, and the trees aren't fuckin explodin from kraut artillery, but yeah, Frank, other than that it's a lot like Bastogne."
"Right?"
"Bull, smack him for me will ya?"
@@louisryan5815 Beat me to it.
Settle down Nintendo generation...
The lack of MP-40 firing or other sub-machine guns firing makes this 9/10
it's ww1 dude
Victor Matheson well but, it would still be nice if there gunshots in the background
Victor Matheson it literally says WWII in the title, not WWI
Idk if you can hear a 7mm machine and 0.9mm sub machine at a long distance
Random Cat On The Internet not sure though, but I’m sure I had my earphones in so, welp
I showed this to my grandpa who was a german soldier, he loved it bcs when he heard this sounds so far away, he knew he is safe.
What a cool grandpa
I thank him for his service
Bullshit
@@TheWassupppp is your Life really that sad Dude?
Wehrmacht-Heer or Waffen-SS? If you don't mind me asking. :3
@@user-dz7np8xn2c shut up Malfoy or I’ll knock u off ur broom
It's weird that this doesn't mess with my ptsd, my therapist even suggested this type of stuff to calm me down.
It's called "Exposure Therapy"
Just remember that you're a hero
Strong Minds, My Brother !!
Sick, isn't it? The closer you are to danger, the happier you are. It's the endless procession of "normal" days where you're waiting for the shoe that never drops, that drives you up the wall.
Yeah. Its especially irritating when I am at school. I sit waiting, waiting and planning, planning on how to evac and treat (one of the reasons i came CPR certified/first aid/ AED/). Its really bad having all that Adrenalin run through and nothing happen.
Play this on a loud speaker outside the elderly estate
You'll have fun until that one marine corps vet kicks down the front door with an M1 garand and a sharp bayonet and proceeds to charge you with his ptsd induced fury.
LUL
@@HandleMyBallsTH-cam any people who were issued one of those are either passed away or too old to charge like they used to
INSANE_BANANA it’s a joke my guy
I put this on a loud speaker and put it in my woods, damn, does it sound real...
PheonixS117
I wanna do that!!
PheonixS117 what speaker?
Watch out for Bigfoot
PheonixS117 I doubt you’ll get any trespassers
police comin expecting to find a fire fight in the woods
why this is so soothing to me, I don't know
Lee watson I never been to battle, but for some fuckin reason i really love the sound of war, especially at night.
Hehahah... Simple: unpredictable echos in the distance that you refer to as detailed events. That's something your brain can 'lean on'.
its because we have evolved to find comfort in being isolated from the dangerous wilderness.
Lee watson Epicness
I think because it signifies safety. Meaning you are far away from danger
Ever since I've come back from Ukraine the distant sound of battle is soothing
Ukraine will need some help staying independent from Russia.
Fuck the Ukraine
@William Atamanchuk exactly, Donetsk has declared independence rightly from a NATO backed borderline nazi governement whose troops openly worship stephan bandera. Azov Battalion regularly hospitalises gypsies or outright murders them. The Crimea and Donbass are just sick of the Ukraine's BS
Owen Stevens Ukraine run by a corrupt government who are unable to protect there own country and become a puppet state to the western powers
@William Atamanchuk Says the guy who has never experienced combat. Stfu lol, you don't get to tell a veteran what is and isn't a real war.
anyone else fall asleep listening to it?
Me, I'm joining the Seal Development program in the navy. People call me crazy for falling asleep to things like these
I do, kinda weird how we can sleep to what are essentially the sounds of death and destruction and how strangely relaxing they are.
You are not alone brother. In the peaceful feminized Western world the longing for war and the chance to prove ourselves are now so desperate and overwhelming that listening to (essentially disgusting) war sounds like this makes perfect sense.
Close, i fall asleep to the rain artillery and gunfire one. But i could fall asleep to this one two.
Why does it sound so awesome?
Now I have PTSD
No for real my grandpa was a Wehrmacht soldier in the second world war.
He died in 1992 (I am 1996) , so I wasn't able to speak with him.
I really have some kind of trauma because of that.
You may be the reincarnation of him then. You may need to heal the trauma of your past life
My great grandpa was a Canadian soldier in WW2, he was in the Netherlands and helped rebuild homes. He died in 1988, my parents and friends say I look a lot like him. I feel like I have a close connection with him
Nothing but respect for the brave man who went to Detroit to record this audio.
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Imagine, you were set up as a cargo convoy driver, your bud is sitting next to you in the cabin, it's the middle of the night and you are delivering basic rations and supplies to a damaged town near the frontlines. You can start to see the spotlights light the sky as you get closer, and the sound of artillery fire is gradually getting louder and louder. You pull up to town, parking next to what was a bakery, but was refurbished into a makeshift med camp. You unload your supplies with the aid of others, and while you do it, a large armoured convoy passes you, going to where the gunfire is emitting. By the time you have finished unloading, the amount of gunshots drastically increase, and you simply suppose that it was from the convoy. You then leave the broken town, going back to the nearest OK town so you can rest somewhere that doesn't have a gaping hole in the side of it.
Best sleep I had in months
because you know it isn't real, you wouldn't sleep so good if these were in real life
Average Alien Lmao i did(I'm aware of how edgy that sounded). I didn't wake up either there was our third drive by that month i was watching my girlfriend sleep so she'd feel safe (anxiety problems). So i had stayed up late. It was 12:40 something i went to bed and slept at 1 o clock the people came to our neighbors house and walked up to their front door and shot the shit out of it. One guy was in that living room was half asleep on his couch and got up and got shot on his right bicep and fell back down. The next day we woke up my mom told me about all the shooting saying it lasted a long time and it was so loud then after awhile she heard police sirens but they had already left. And yeah im going to sound like a jackass for saying it but the first few drivebys weren't scary either just stressful. I remember when i saw our first one it sounded like fireworks to me even though i shoot guns a lot for fun. I look out the window and a guy is covering himself behind a car. And they drive fast away and another man came out his name was ejay. And he hipfired a rifle at the car. I was like mom there shooting people, they're shooting people and i walk to my room and tell the police what happend. The 2nd time they had shot up our house but they were lucky i wasn't home. I mean we were lucky 😆. It was my moms birthday and we had gone to chilis same day they had a credit card hack or something with there restaurant. The car was shot, the windows were shot the walls were shot. One bullet had gone through 1 wall 1 wooden piller and stopped in the secound wooden piller. The third time did creep me out because they could've killed me and i was completely vulnerable. They eventually got caught by police though.
Average Alien exactly
My Dutch grandparents were young teens when the Germans invaded, and when they were liberated.
My grandpa once told me of a fighter flying very low over the streets, he thought it was of the RAF.
And my great grandfather was hiding Jews; nearly got killed for that, but miraculously the soldiers who were about to kill him were halted by their officer who knew my great grandfather well. (gets to show that not nearly all Germans were bad)
This would bring back memories to my grandparents for sure. Not sure if I want to do that to them though...
Tell your grandparents that, as a Jew, I thank them. Thats an amazing story. Wow.
@@miriamciss9001 I'm afraid that is a bit complicated at the moment. But I humbly take your thanks Miriam!
Shalom!
Powerful, man. Unfortunately my grandpa was killed at the supreme national tribune for being the butcher of Warsaw.
@@twiztidkreation are u srlsy? your grandpa was the butcher of warsaw?
My Grandpa got shot down over france..he flew in the RAF. He did hide in a barn, up a ladder when the germans came and looked for him. They pulled out the french family living in the nearby farmhouse and asked them where he is. They said they dont know...even when they clearly saw him and told him where to hide..
One german grabbed the baby of the arms of the lady...threw it in the air and catched the baby with his bajonet..my granddad saw the whole scene trough a crack in the floor...than they left..
With the help of the french resintaance he managed to cross the chanel, got into another plane and kept fighting..day after day..
He never forgot this scene..
He passed away 2003 during work in his garden..cutting his apple tree..his hart stopped and he just fell of the ladder...
True story...
Good, calming sound to listen to while working on your 1/35 scale WWII diorama or armor kit.
This is actually really good for reading WWII memoirs, I'm reading a book about a sniper on the eastern front and this really immerses you
Why is this so nice and soothing? Ive never been to war, so reallly the sound is foreign to me. Its still calming. Maybe its because 1the noise is a constant reminder there are people all around me, so i dont have to be alert or scared
Sound´s like the gun fire of the Company Of Heroes 2 Main Menu :)
you´re right ;-)
Just imagine that sound like back in 1940s?
Reminds me of Detroit
MAN THE ARTILLERY!!!
No voices, just distant fighting..
Takes away the shitty memories and helps me sleep. I can't sleep in silence..
Every time it’s like 1 am or something TH-cam always suggests one of these help you sleep videos it was wale sounds on Friday
>listens this
>mute the sound
>nothing changes
adoro vivir en sinaloa (i love live in sinaloa)
Joseph Medina is there a lot of gunfire
Fierro xd
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It's a strange phenomenon to hear this, on one hand there's something subliminally relaxing about it and on the other hand I know what the twisted horrors of war is, the thoughts of "Today might be the day I die." Or "I may have to take another life away this day", And the fucked up thing is that this helps me sleep, Although for the soldiers who were there in close proximity of combat during the damning sounds of war & thunder, it was enough to keep you awake, paranoid & ready for the hell that's to come ...
I Liston to this every morning to get ready for school.
I fell asleep to this last night. I actually dreamt I was in a foxhole.
wtf 😲 😳
what was it like in there?
Dirty
Damn same thing
I want that dream
thats basically the swiss version of ww1+ww2
Reminds me of home, San Diego, San Ysidro, Mexican border.
I don't have PTSD or anything like that thankfully but I just really enjoy falling asleep to this for some reason. Thanks!
This is relaxing it's like listening to rain when a storm comes over and your in your bed and you fall asleep.
Playing this over rain is weirdly relaxing
Ayyy it's Band of Brothers! Love it!
the footage yes, the sounds not 😉
plays gunfire and artillery
Pauses video
Still hears gunshots and screams and helicopters
GOOD MORNIN VIETNAM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
this is exactly how new years eve sounds like where i live. because there is one big city to the north and several smaller villages around with our house in the middle of a field we get to hear the sounds from all the fire works in the area and see the lights from them.
Sounds like the opening day Michigan deer season to me. The first 10 minutes everyone is shooting into the air to celebrate.
This takes asmr to another level
I listen to this to prepare myself for what it will be like to fall asleep to and I'm not even enlisted
It's like you're waiting for the next one to drop on you. I just can't imagine how those people felt.
only 30s and 40s kids will remember this
😂
despite the fact that these were extremely scary times for everyone back then, this is still very relaxing to me. It almost sounds like listening to fireworks outside while trying to sleep at night when it's around New Year or Forth of July.
I also find pictures of WW2 art, battle grounds and buildings to be very fascinating.
It's real peaceful when you can at least hear the danger and know it's far enough away your safe for now.
Your still a mile away and stray rounds come zipping by.............
It makes me fall asleep. I feel more cozy and comfortable in my bed with this. Cant understand why..
Nothing says a good nights sleep like war sounds from WWII
My great uncle on my dads side was an Italian soldier during ww2 after the war was over he was only a few miles from home so he left and walked back home after the fighting had stopped
Possibly add some Air Raid Sirens and Bomber Engines?
Wow. This actually helps me to sleep and lessens nightmares from multiple deployments
Why is this so comfy?
probably because i grew up watching band of brothers and saving private ryan
Where's my fellow Americans? Where we enjoy the calming sounds of senseless gun violence and warfare.
I recall that moment perfectly...... the river crossing.....
It's soothing because there aren't anyone screaming in agony and pain cuz their limbs got shot off
It's good without the small arms fire, implying that the front lines are some distance away.
If they were any closer, you'd be a participant instead of experiencing it from afar.
I picture it as being holed up in an abandoned farmhouse far from the front, getting a few hours of rest & respite before heading back out.
Set this up on a boombox at the airsoft place I go to and that would be truly epic
@Randy Bingham wtf, chillax man. if you care so much about that, you have bigger problems than him doing whatever the fuck he please.
Can you make another one please and add some distant arty ?
This actualy sounds like new year in the Netherlands, no joke
What? How its this possible?
@@Awikenano1 fireworks
Yes, more war to soothe my nerves and give me good dreams, thank you so much!
Good night from California 🌙 🌟
This really seems to help me sleep
Awesome. Been looking for something as peaceful as this to listen too as I sleep.
This audio is from the main menu of Company Of Heroes. A PC ww2 game made by Relic. Your welcome lol
i sure do love ptsd
Then you dont know PTSD
We listened to the Set from: Band of Brothers, Episode 8. "Haguenau"
over lap this with the following
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and
th-cam.com/video/Mte1MZpF5Ig/w-d-xo.html
it sounds like a true battle
You're so right
Ugh I realise how bad I wrote this. Time to correct it.
Sounds more like a Clusterfuck with 10000 men fighting on a Call of Duty map...
Das Institut true that XD
Holy fuck, you just said the exact same thing i was thinking when listening, das.
I combined those 3 audio backgrounds into here along with a few other sound effects. th-cam.com/video/LybPNj4tW-M/w-d-xo.html
IMO, some pauses would be good.
Haaaaa... what is more relaxing than the noise of dying people? =) Love it.
Out here thinking some day we'll hear that
I can't sleep without sounds of war. Glad im not alone
This reminds me a lot of brothers in arms, anyone eles?
Or John wick on drugs
Anyone remember the "fire a round of three" from the 60? Always the echoes and tracers. For some reason the incoming and outgoing wasn't so bad at night even with flares going. This was of course before "we own the night".
this is superb.
this was my alarm clock in Marja Afghanistan. Good/bad times.
thats ASMR for me
It's the sound of the Red Army approaching to Berlin. Hitler committed suicide because this sound got closer and closer to his bunker.
Hagenau from Band of Brothers?
ja genau
nerdnow i played paintball in hagenau 2 years ago
When you pause the video but the sounds dont stop
I PLAYED THIS WHEN MY GRAND FATHER WAS SLEEPING 😴, HE JUMPED AND HIT THE FLOOR,😂😂😂😂 JUST KIDDING
Ah, the sound of Sweden 2019.
I played this with Silent Night and fell asleep to it. Bliss.
Arty exploding miles away from you is different from the whizzing and cracking of rounds going by your head.
I put this on for my girlfriend just now and she fell asleep so fast. Nothing else was putting her to sleep, just suddenly waking up. Now sound asleep to the bastogne barrage haha.
Oddly enough I listen to this as background noise as I do writing on a military story. It helps remind me of the scene and mood. I have several monitors so I load it up on one of them and write in another HOWEVER, the movement of the video constantly catches my eye and I catch myself watching it and not writing. I like the backdrop to look at as another form of reference but that movement entrances me. I guess I will have to keep it minimized.
I use this because it makes me think about what I’ve done
I had a bad head day today...feeling better now...crazy
Reminds me of my kekistani days. Shadilay. I was a shitposter in the 15th parrallel stationed on the southern front bordering libtardia but... we were inscircled. 8 played dead for god knows how long. I then migrated home hearing this every hour
Shadilay.
I'm not evening being sarcastic, this is very soothing
I think its calming because you know its no you thats getting shot at
Time to fall asleep to this beautiful noise!
Oh hey, it’s the Conpany of Heroes ambience
This is kinda relaxing to fall asleep to
Where’s the screaming from the dying
And wounded???
I don’t know why but war sounds are the most relaxing
Is the footage from Band of Brothers?
3rdOfficerTaylor yes 😉
yes
Yep, when they go to rescue the prisoners on the other side at Bastogne.
If I recall correctly they were not "rescuing" them. They went across the river to CAPTURE a couple of German soldiers. However you are correct. It is the river patrol from episode 8 I believe.
+Campo202 _ That's Hagenau on the French-German border, not Bastogne...
What a Soilder Hears when They Got shot and About to Pass Out:
Anyone else reading their ww2 books and get curious? Lol TH-cam has everything!
Chaos has never sounded so soothing.
Heard gunfire and screaming in the distance man does this put me to sleep
I've been UK military. Know of active duty.know. not calming when on stag. But, yeh tis calming when you know nothing of what's been given or had, when your calm in ur disease, n far away from what your brothers have to, release.