WWI Most Deadly Sniper
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- Äas pĆidĂĄn 10. 12. 2020
- Check out todays epic video about the most deadly sniper of WWI with 378 confirmed kills. Who is Francis Pegamagabow and how much did he affect the outcome of the war? You won't want to miss our new video about one of the most deadly men of World War I.
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Francis pegahmagabow is true badass. Anyone that can run into the line of fire to help his comrades deserves respect. Rip soldier you are truly remembered.
As a Canadian i really appreciate you sharing this mans story, i had heard of him but not in depth like this thank you
You should check out the story Leo Major eh...
Under, fire, the gas had them pinned, Pegahmagabow invoked the spirits of the wind!
Under fire a ghost that roams the battlefields!
Move between the lines!
A soldier braking the confines!
That guy was legend
I've made a vid on the topic,
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Please watch it
@@DarrensGeneralInfo Ofc Pegahmagabow and Covid 19 are very similar topics youre such a genius Mr. Bot
@@growaplant hey there, I'm not a bot
@@DarrensGeneralInfo Prove it.
@@growaplant how can i prove it?
The Canadian Army refused any First Nation at the time. Finally he was able to join, because he would not stop trying to join.
Who needs history class when your subbed to the infografics show
I would say everyone still needs a history class...
@@lancetennenbaum2509 I still learned so much more from the internet than any history class.
Agreed
@@just_a_turtle_chad That is sad lol. Either you didn't pay attention or your teachers were bad. Infographics is not perfect on their research either. So hearing something from them does not mean it is the historical concenses.
This channel is highly inaccurate at times
I salute and give respect to all the soldiers who fought and died in World War I
I've made a vid on the topic,
*How Does COVID-19 Spread Indoors And Ways To Prevent It?*
Please watch it
@Michaell Alexander I think trying to fight for the country that gave you rights, life, etc deserves some respect.
@Michaell Alexander nice pfp I love that album, and the causes in war don't deserve respect but the soldiers who fought for their country do.
@Michaell Alexander true it kinda deadly and people killed eachother
@Michaell Alexander Its about the fact that they risked and lost their lives so you didn't have to, although ww1 was a hard to understand conflict, imagine what would have happened if our forefathers didn't fight in WW2 and stop the Nazis. Respect is just a way to say thank you to a generation who laid down their lives for their friends and family.
INTO BATTLE THE GAS HAS THEM PINNED,
THEN THIS SOLDIER INVOKES THE SPIRITS OF THE WIND.
Under fire a ghost that roams the battlefield
Move between the lines a soldier breaking the confines
@@elijahtan5489 JUST ANOTHER MAN AND RIFLE, A MARKSMAN AND A SCOUT REVEALED
MAKES HIS WAY FROM TRENCH TO TRENCH ALONE, MOVING UNDETECTED
And on the fields of Passchendaele
A guiding light for reinforcements finding their way
And in the Battle of the Scarpe
Bring ammo over no man's land and fire away
In the battle, the gas had them pinned
Pegahmagabow invoked the spirits of the wind
Under fire, a ghost that roams the battlefield
Move between the lines, a soldier breaking the confines
Just another man and rifle, a marksman and a scout revealed
Makes his way from trench to trench alone, moving undetected
Sabaton noises intensifies
The greatest off Warriors/Soldiers are Usually the craziest and most daring of all of them all
yes
The Objibwe are no joke. A family friend of ours said that after the wounded knee standoff in 1973, dennis banks hid out on the reservation on Objibwee grounds. He said that the FBI would not dare set foot on the rez, because they new it would be a fight to the last man.
Important correction: no french or English troops were in that 16k casualties in the final attack on pashendael itself. All Canadian troops.
Sabaton, Simple History, the Infographics Show and Extra History. I canât thank these guys enough for showing us what most of my history classes couldnât. A great thanks to all of you, especially you Infographics. đ
I learned about him from Sabaton. How can a man like this not be taught about in history class?
U actually just put me on with 2 new ones Sabaton and Extra History although I may have heard of that one before but still thanks đ
@@Justinb1TV the sabaton song title to this is, ghost in the trenchea
@@insertcoolnamehere6293 The amount of true heroes from history that are not taught about in school is just ridiculous. Like, I know schools in specific countries teach propaganda, but at least hearing about the person can spark an interest to do your own research. The only 1 Iâve ever heard of was The Red Baron. But no details about him really that made me intrigued. Not until I started listening to Sabaton and learned so much through their songs and in their 2nd channel âSabaton Historyâ
@@traceurs619 yh ik, I saw a picture of manfred von richtgoven on the wall in my history class. We never went over him. It's sad. Like I wonder did they just hung a picture there with out knowing who he is or smth .
Gotta love sabaton history tho. Indy is great at explaining history
Move between the lines, a soldier breaking the confines
A force deployed from overseas
A war in foreign land await the eager recruits
And in their midst, among the men
A soldier with a different past return to his roots
into battle the gas has them pinned then this soldier invoke the spirits of the wind
*Move beetween the lines a soldier breaking the confines just another man and rifle a marksman and a scout revealed!*
YEEESSSSS!
YOU FINALLY DID A SPECIAL ON THIS AMAZING MAN FROM WW1!
Next do nurse Edith Cavel from WW1 please! The Nurses and Doctors deserve to be remembered too.
Sabaton fans: "Hippity Hoppity, this is now my property."
"Ghost In The Trenches" is my favourite Sabaton song!
HAHA HAHA HAHA HAHA HAHA HAHA HAHA
@@saraal-ghamdi9627 weird bots
Pegahmagabow was running the scavenger and flat jacket perk, smart move.
*laughs in COD*
MOVE BETWEEN THE LINES,
A SOLDIER BREAKING THE CONFINES
JUST ANOTHER MAN AND RIFLE, A MARKSMAN AND A SCOUT REVEALED
Makes his way from trench to trench alone, moving undetected!
You have 3 popular comments on this video
@@DarwinskiYT how dare you respond to a comment like this with something that isnt a the next part of the lyrics
Canadians never die. We always remember they gave us are life. đšđŠ
Narrator: it never hurts to have the gods on your side
Kratos: *ragingly stares
Kratos well since almost all of them are dead what the point
Tun turrr run tun
He protecc
He attacc
But most importantly
He's got his batallion's back
*bacc*
Iâm pretty sure the Canadians are the most underrated army in the Great War
Yet also carried the allies so much.
And Leo Major our favourite pirate
The Australians did well too.
Iâm fairly certain that the UK just colonised the places that nobody else would to breed hardened soldiers.
Seems legit
And a loyal Allie that has fought beside the us in every conflict and war the us and stumbled into.
@Prasanth Thomas UNDERRATED COMMENT
Should be blasting "ghost in the trenches" by sabaton
yessir
Into battle the gas had them pinned
Then this soldier invoked the spirits of the wind
Under fire, a ghost that runs the battlefield
Move between the lines, a soldier breaking the confined
Just another man and rifle, a marksman and a scout revealed
Makes his way from trench to trench alone
Moving undetected
Francis fought throughout the war
Made his way until the end, Alive
Sabaton - Ghost in the Trenches, perfect tribute for this Canadian Hero.
A SOLDIER WITH A DIFFERENT PAST
RETURNS TO HIS ROOTS!
UNDER FIRE A GHOST THAT ROAMS THE BATTLE FIELD
MOVES BETWEEN THE LINES A SOLDIER BREAKING THE CONFINS
JUST ANOTHER MAN AND RIFLE! A MARKSMAN AND A SCOUT REVEALED!
Makes his way from trench to trench alone, moving undetected!
@@jettinaevonjaeger7072 Francis stayed and fought through out the war,makes his way until the end Alive
BAPTISED IN FIRE FORTY TO ONE
Infographics show : "Pegahmagabow.."
Sabaton :"Invokes the spirit of the wind !"
He butchered our beliefs
I would recommend Sabaton to anyone, they made a great song about Francis Pegahmagabow called A Ghost In The Trenches
Sabaton fans: "Hippity Hoppity, this is now my property."
7:17 first time I've ever heard the characters say words.
Theyâve talked before just not alot
@@SOMEONE-pr8qp Yeah but in all the other episodes they spoke GIBERISH.
The 2nd battle of Ypres, the battle of the somme, the battle at passchendaele... i mean if someone has been deployed at these battles successively and he managed to outdo his duty while still living on to fight another day, then it obviously shows the prowess of the man
The saddest thing about trench warfare is that people were so mentally fatigued seeing an ally drop in front of you is normal but when they see the 2nd person drop they know now itâs direct fire. Or In the line of Fire
i libe in canada but we call that a canadian legend đšđŠđšđŠđšđŠ
Move between the lines, a soldier breaking the confines
A force deployed from overseas
A war in foreign land await the eager recruits
And in their midst, among the men
A soldier with a different past return to his roots
Into battle, the gas has them pinned
Then this soldier invoke the spirits of the wind
Under fire, a ghost that roams the battlefield
Move between the lines, a soldier breaking the confines
Just another man and rifle, a marksman and a scout revealed
Makes his way from trench to trench alone, moving undetected
And on the fields of Passchendaele
A guiding light for reinforcements finding their way
And in the Battle of the Scarpe
Bring ammo over no man's land and fire away
In the battle, the gas had them pinned
Pegahmagabow invoked the spirits of the wind
Under fire, a ghost that roams the battlefield
Move between the lines, a soldier breaking the confines
Just another man and rifle, a marksman and a scout revealed
Makes his way from trench to trench alone, moving undetected
Under fire, a ghost that...
Under fire, a ghost that roams the battlefield
Move between the lines, a soldier breaking the confines
Just another man and rifle, a marksman and a scout revealed
Makes his way from trench to trench alone, moving undetected
Francis stayed and fought throughout the war, made his way until the end alive
Kool
Title of the song is: ghost in the trenches
I'm Ojibawa and this is the first i heard of this man Francis Pegamagabow ....awesome stuff infographics
As an American I wish this man was taught about in school.
He is an amazing inspiration since he had to fight the enemy....and his own country of Canada sometimes (racists).
He deserves more recognition.
Except he butchered our beliefs
As a Canadian I need to come to CZcams to learn about our heroes like this because they don't teach him in school.
@Garviel Loken
I have done my own research on this guy.
But that's okay.
I agree with you but on this one it's true.
This man did do these things.
Joke of the day:
I don't trust stairs...
*I think they're up to something*
Hey dont be mean their currently down
Ahh noice
I know! Like they need to take it step by step!
Lol
2021 starts
not even 1 day in:
WORLD WAR III
Great timing since I'm learning about WWI rn đ
5:26 - "The bullets are flying, I mean somebody is literally throwing them bullet shells on the battlefield. đ€Ł" Anyway, I had no idea about Pegamagabow until today. Thank you for the update, The Infographics Show..!! :)
We need more WW1 stories since it was probably the most brutal war in human history.
Nah, WW2 is still listed as being more destructive, deadly, longer, and larger in scale.
@@iliadnetfear2586 I believe he meant its brutality by generals and commanders still used 18th and 19th century war tactics against very new technology ie. tanks, machine guns, gas, grenades, better artillery, etc.
@@DaidoujiGaming but that still doesn't make it the most brutal compared to other wars.
Yes, generals trying to adapt to modern weapons and modern tactics can cause confusion among the ranks, and executions by the Allies were probably more frequent in WW1, but France and Britain trying to employ ww1 tactics at the start of ww2 is evident that that kinda confusion is an issue when starting any new war.
Especially compared to going from traditional war to asymmetrical warfare like what we've been fighting since Vietnam.
During the early days of Iraq, there were US forces deployed on bogus scouting missions, with the real objective being to collect data on ambushes directed at such forces.
Bruh WW1 was far worser then WW2, no one would choose to fight in WW1, they would rather choosen WW2. Instead of being artilleryed, gases, having to be in trenches for the whole period of the war, mud, rats, fleas, diseases, dead bodies across no man's land, forest being caught on fire. WW2 only seems worse because of the amount of battles/events happened and losses, but everyone knows WW1 was just to horrible and chaotic and that the life style there was so bad. And the rule such as no retreating leading to friendly fire, and don't forget you'd had to charge into enemy fire against machine bunkers otherwise you'd be shot by your own officer, who doesn't care about, if you die, as long you make it into enemy lines.
Not only that, I don't recall there being human experimentation like what Germany and Japan did.
I came here SO fast. Love your vids!
Indigenous soldiers. We'll always have your 6. We are warriors and we excel in whatever field we are given. It's the idea of "We are fighting for the freedom of others, but we're also found fighting for our own freedom". âđŒ
Itâs crazy how everytime Iâm learning something in school infographics make a video about the same thing we learning
I just got one of the best of notifications in a while and you were one of them obviously
Ive learn more about ww1 in this video than I did in the whole first time and we studied ww1
What you learn from history class: 10%
What you learn from the infographics show: 100,000,000%
I love learning about ww1 and ww2
He is the "Brown Death" compared to the "White Death" Simo HÀyhÀ
Infographics show makes historical so interesting and funđ
True
Sabaton does that too (and better)
There needs to be a movie about this man
Simo HÀyhÀ and Carlos Hathcock: *I LIKE DIS GUY*
meanwhile in ww2
*Simo hayha join the chat*
everybody gangsta until the snow start speaking finnish
Wrong war
Imagine them on the same side
@@thegovermentstolemybaby7631 simo hÀyhÀ fought in ww2
@@onnieemeli4863 I'm not sure about that. He fought in the winter war which was in the same time period but not ww2
My brother is a history teacher for 11th graders I recommended him use this channel to help explain history and it works his class is more into the lessons because his students grades went up substantially because he quizzes them on what the infographic show says in that episode
That's actually a smart way of teaching, as the students need to study.
They just need to watch the video again.
Mad respect â
Everybody gangsta till Francis Pegahmagabow be raiding yo trench stealing yo ammo and your medals while you sleep and kills over 350 of you
I dont really like history that much but I love these videos since the inforgraphic choose really interesting topics/people
This is the comet when the video was poses 2 minutes ago. Also I've learned a lot from this show so to the people who post video of the infographic show thank you
Goosebumps! Great story.
Love the channel and all your videos
Keep em coming
Infographic is such a great channel
This guy was truly something.
How did the narrator flawlessly pronounce this guys name so many times!? Def started sounding like gibberish to me after the 4rth - 5th time and this guy nailed it over 30 times at least. Give this man a medal đ
No way!!! We have his statue in my town!! Heâs from parry sound Ontario !! We are very proud of everything he did. Truly a great warrior.
imagine your commander asking you to call for the spirits and it works!
I donât NEED a History teacher cuz the Infographics show is here
I also am fascinated by WWl & WWll
Awesome channel. Greetings from la Gran TenochtitlĂĄn
This man lived a remarkable life!
"A Ghost in the Trenches" by Sabaton is about him, and it SLAPS
Top ten best hunters of all time
I remember this guy from your top ten best snipers,but I still like Lady Death and Simo HĂ€yha.
Hitcha â€ïž meguetch for this awesome video awesome to see our heroes stories
Extraordinary!
thank you from Canada
Twig is MAGICAL đ§ââïž
Woods of Ypres is an amazing band named after the battle in Ypres. They are a Canadian band, thus the name.
Incredible!
I remembered the time that I first met this Channel
Moral of the story: Canada produces the best snipers.
This video was so helpful because I am doing a research project on Francis Pegahmagabow
Just donât listen to anything he said about Ojibwa culture he butchered it
In the second Battle of Ypres, to be precise, on 22 April 1915 at 6 oâclock in the evening, the Germans deployed chlorine gas for the first time and NOT mustard gas! In addition, the chlorine gas was used that night not against Canadian soldiers, but against French and Algerian soldiers. The Canadians moved later to close the giant gap in the front line, which arised, after 1300 French and Algerians died from the chlorine gas and the rest of the trenchâs crews to flee. Mustard gas was not used until 1917. Mustard gas was deployed in the night of 12 to 13 July 1917 by the Germans, again near Ypres, against british troops.
thank you
Correction: Ypres is pronounced âeepâ
@@DarrensGeneralInfo nah it's boring
@@DarrensGeneralInfo i checked it out! Itâs interesting!
@@DarrensGeneralInfo r u promoting ur own channel in the comments?
Its actually pris but ok
@@DarrensGeneralInfo the vid say nothing about ypres though...
âSupernaturalâ LOL!!!
ive learned more on this channel than i have in school
Peghamagabow invoke the spirits of the wind.
Proudly Canadian đ
Early gang whatâs happening!!đ love your content man
WAZZZZZZZUP 2 minutes early yaaa boi
huh
Beautiful History đ
If there hasn't been a movie based off of this guy there should be, if there is one than great!
You should listen to the song "A Ghost in the Trenches" from Sabaton.
Pegahmagabow invoke the spirits of the wind
*Infographic makes any video about history
*Sabaton fans "our battle will be legendary!!"
I am Canadian and am JUST NOW learning about this.
He was an amazing shot
I learn more history from this videos than in school
Can you please do a video on the WW2 Army 333RD Field Artillery Battalion who were key forces in the battle of the Ardennes and the Battle of the Bulge. My father served in this battalion and barely escaped capture by the Germans. He along with the remainder of his unit was grouped with another Field Artillery Unit and fought in the Historic Battle of the Bulge but never received recognition for it. It would be wonderful if you were to include them in your content.
Can u pls do more on Australia
My man
Then this soldier Invokes the spirits Of the wind!
It's cool knowing me and him are Ojibwe
sabaton fans when Francis pegamagabow invoked the spirit of the winds:
any movie recommendation with him?