Fun fact: The song that the sabaton made about Brazilian heroes who fought in World War II is still sung by the Brazilian army today. Sabaton is loved in every part of the world.
it reminds me of the how the rangers got their motto of rangers lead the way The motto "Rangers lead the way!" dates from 6 June 1944, during the Normandy Landings on Dog White sector of Omaha Beach. Then Brigadier General Norman Cota (assistant CO of the 29th ID) calmly walked towards Maj. Max Schneider (CO of the 5th Ranger Battalion) while under heavy machine gun fire and asked "What outfit is this?" Someone yelled "5th Rangers!" To this, Cota replied "Well then Goddammit, Rangers! Lead the way!"
5:09 my grandfather was one of the people who checked the sand. He said it was only the fifth scariest part of the war for him, since as a native German speaker he was sent deep into Germany for most of the war as a spy
fyi: Real Engineering has an entire series on the logistics of D day up on Nebula. I really recommend if you're into this kind of stuff. Learned a whole lot for that series. The scope of that operation was insane!
React to Sabaton - Last dying breath. The song was inspired by the speech of Colonel Dragan Gavrilovic, who was in charge of defending Belgrade in 1914 in the First World War.
I visited Normandy in July of 2019 and its beautiful up there. Started the day at Point du Hoc, went to the American cemetery, went to omaha beach, and we ended the day at gold beach by where the old artificial docks are
IIRC "We've been here before, in this kind of War... Crossfire grind in the Sand" is referring to North Africa being a reference to the British having verterans from that campaign also landing. (I seem to recall this is actually referring to a specific unit who's 'moto' was Primo Victoria) "We could do a whole series of video's on..." why yes, please and thank you :) "World of Tanks" btw, the tank they are using is actually "their" tank which was a premium offer and they voiced the crew in the positions they occupy in the video. Again IIRC they actually 'own' that tank and have used it in concerts.
I'm glad you got to this song, it's usually considered the song that put Sabaton on the international map, or at least the general consciousness, great song and great video!
Fun Fact: The very first song I heard from Sabaton was Primo Victoria. A good friend of mine recommended it to me and ever since then I stuck to listening to Sabaton :)
Two songs you should listen to are "1741 the Battle of Cartagena" and "No Grave But the Sea" by Alestorm 1741 is about the Battle of Cartagena de Indias, George Washington's brother was in that battle. No Grave But the Sea is about the Battle of the Saintes also known as the Battle of Dominica. They don't have videos for either of them. Some fan made lyrics videos exist.
You might already know about this, but the Sabaton history channel is a great way to get backstory about the Sabaton songs and the ideas behind their creation. Just a suggestion of something you might like to see in your own time or even on the channel
This video is 1st cooperation of Sabaton and Wargaming (Bismarck is clear show of how much video production of Wargaming improved since.) Armor in Video Sabaton: Primo VIctoria (STRV 81 /aka Swedish Centurion/) ;opfor: LT vz. 38 (Panzerkampfwagen 38(t)), StuG IV and Panzer III auf. H (not sure about version). Also you can see upper front plate of hull has bits of metal to look like Joakim´s vest. (In my opinion gun mantlet cover needs to have aviator shades painted on it).
I wonder if all the brave people who fought on June 6th 1944 (on both sides) had any idea how significant that date would be. One of the most pivotal events of the last century. Certainly for Western culture. It's still kind of crazy how it happened within the last century, in fact. Realistically, this was very recent in terms of human history, and yet it was another world entirely
Would love to see you do Ghost Division or Ghosr in the Trenches! Sabaton is dropping something new on the 14th as well. Not sure what it is yet but still excited for it!
@@toddv7257 I've long thought that the sacrifice of 155 Battery of the R.A. at Sidi Nsir in 1943 has Sabaton written all over it. 24 (155 Battery plus 3 batteries from the 172nd Field Regiment, R.A) 25 pounders holding up two full divisions (13 infantry battalions plus the 501st Heavy Panzer Battalion and 10th Panzer Division with supporting troops) of an entire German army Corps, plus Luftwaffe support (approx 30,000 men in all) for the vital 24 hours needed to act as a "trip-wire" to let Monty and his subordinates know where the attack was coming and organise defences in the right positions. Of 130 Officers and men, only 9 made it back to British lines, 7 of whom were wounded. The last message sent from the battery was "Tanks are upon us" followed by "...-" They were still firing to the last, having been over open sights from the start of the engagement, and were taking on Panzers from down to 10 yards with their last remaining 25lber. But it wasn't in vain - by the time Rommel's troops (under Oberst Rudolf Lang) broke past them, the whole of the following 15 miles to the Hunt's Gap defile had been turned into an ambush and tank kill-zone. None of the Axis objectives were met and the 501st Heavy Panzer division was described as "no longer an effective fighting force" having lost 90% of the tanks used including 19 of its 20 "Tiger" Panzer IV tanks and 52 others (71 out of 77 in all), plus sixty other armoured and semi-armoured vehicles and the whole attack lost half its strength taken prisoner, plus many killed and wounded. Within 10 weeks the Axis front collapsed, and the 230,000 Axis troops in Tunisia surrendered. If that isn't screaming for a Sabaton song, I don't know what is.
@@phillee2814 wow, imagine the resolve, sending "tanks are upon us" folowed by a morse ...- "V" (for victory), while taking casualties that high (almost 95%), one BEEEEP of a sacrifice to stop the axis.
@@najroe The last senior officer reported that even the wounded were cheerful and supportive, singing "Praise the Lord and pass the ammunition" as the remaining ammunition was salvaged from the burning ammunition trucks and hand-carried up the hill to the gun positions. unloading high explosives from a burning truck seems pretty resolute, yes. They'd been hastily reformed after what was colloquially known as " a dip in the Med" after being torpedoed on the transport carrying them to Africa just weeks before, and this was their first action. And remember, as an artilleryman, you are really only expecting to deliver indirect plunging fire, in which you never see the enemy (although you can expect to be countered by return fire) Any time you open the engagement over open sights (i.e. looking along the top of the barrel directly at the enemy), you are already a long way up BEEEEP creek and bereft of anything to paddle with. And they went down firing, fighting to the muzzle. To this day, the site is marked on Google Earth as "tank graveyard". They had some big ones, to be sure. Within the Royal Artillery, they are legends - my father commanded a battery of 25lbers post-war, and the men of 155 Battery are viewed as the unassailable and paramount example of what one battery, with resolve and discipline, can do.
I had to do a google slides presentation on D-Day in English (I know weird, right), and I just listened to Primo Victoria for motivation the entire time. Done in no time.
During DDay in Britain British soldiers use to give away valuable items such as a watch or teddy bear or the like because they knew that it was a one way trip with no return
Have you seen the movie, Tora! Tora! Tora!,? If not i would highly recommend it. Its a highly accurate representation of pearl harbor, with many small details, like Yamamoto missing two fingers! Its made in 1970 so it might not have the greatest special effects, but if im going to be honest its just as good as if with.
My grandfather was there he was a BAR gunner in the 35th infantry division Willard R Yarbrough PFC 134th infantry division HQ battalion 1 he survived through the war on in to the crossing or the Rine and the taking of the remail bridge with patrons armored corps I still have his uniform and gear
Watching this has me wondering if you ever reacted to "Wrong Side of Heaven". It's not exactly historical, not in the same way that Sabaton songs are, but it still deals with an issue that should absolutely be taught in history classes.
Fun fact: "Primo Victoria" isn't just latin, it's wrong latin. Since latin has linguistical genders (like for example German or spanish as well), the Correct way to say "First Victory" would be "prima Victoria". Because the noun Victoria is a female Word, the Adjektive "Prima" has to End on "a".
I'm late to the party, but crossfire you covered well. The sands and having seen it before I think might be a nod to Irwin Rommel who was put in charge after previously being in North Africa. Sand, crossfire. Yeah, we know how the desert fox moves.
The remains of the Mulberry Harbours are still there. You ought to check out Jeremy Clarkson, The Victoria Cross for valour he tells the story of Robert Caine at Arnhem, a bridge too far, plus others.
churchill and roosevelt had a conference in Québec as the first Quebec Conference or codename QUADRANT about the planning of operation overlord. ijsut want more people to know that canada was also part of the planning of the operation not jsut for the soldier during it
Idk if you've done this yet, but if you want to talk about the logistics of WW2 Extra Credits did a series on the resource war. Although I'm hesistant to say this because you might have already done it, but I'm on mobile so I can't really check
Great reaction. Anyway, can i request your reaction to superb band from japan? The band is call "Lovebites" They all The Beautiful Queens metal band right now in the earth. They are really really World class musicians. Phenomenal. And they have a lot diehard fans like me. The fans called Wolfpack. The song is "Winds of Transylvania" Hope you check out, and can enjoy it too. Big thanks🙏
The British had a solution for the problem. British bobbins would lay down a road whilst British AVRE’s destroyed German bunkers whilst crocodile tanks incinerated German pillboxes.
Question to think about. If the normandy would have been as reinforced as denmark (where the wehrmacht expected the invasion), would D-day have gone differently and maybe ended with a loss for the allies? What do y'all think?
In my opinion just based on what happened at the existing beaches like Omaha if the beaches were better defended and the Germans knew they were coming and exactly where they would strike the Allies would have been driven back into the sea. With knowledge the Allies were coming and where exactly that would mean Rommel would not have returned to Germany for his wife's birthday and his Panzer Divisions sitting to the rear during D-Day, and never brought forward until after the Allies had a strong foothold during the actual battle, would have been prepared and in place waiting for the Allies to land strengthening the defenses even more. That alone would have led to a significant problem for the landing troops.
Not to mention the Germans were very meticulous and had everything set up and ranged in a grid formations and much like the game battleship a German observer might say GUN 2 fire at A11 and so they would fire at pre planned positions
Fun fact: The song that the sabaton made about Brazilian heroes who fought in World War II is still sung by the Brazilian army today.
Sabaton is loved in every part of the world.
COBRAS FUMANTES ETERNA É SUA VITÓRIA
what song?
@@MP123-g4o Smoking Snakes
@@rodriguinhoperruci6372 RISE FROM THE BLOOD OF YOUR HEEEEERRRRRROOOOOSSSS! YOU! WERE THE ONES WHO REFUSED TO SURRENDER!
@@MP123-g4o Smoking Snakes. check out the unofficial video made by fans: czcams.com/video/1M7sUCElJK0/video.html
it reminds me of the how the rangers got their motto of rangers lead the way The motto "Rangers lead the way!" dates from 6 June 1944, during the Normandy Landings on Dog White sector of Omaha Beach. Then Brigadier General Norman Cota (assistant CO of the 29th ID) calmly walked towards Maj. Max Schneider (CO of the 5th Ranger Battalion) while under heavy machine gun fire and asked "What outfit is this?" Someone yelled "5th Rangers!" To this, Cota replied "Well then Goddammit, Rangers! Lead the way!"
The legendary song has returned I miss that song
I feel the Sabaton metal crawl to my veins making me powerful and more heavy metal
5:09 my grandfather was one of the people who checked the sand. He said it was only the fifth scariest part of the war for him, since as a native German speaker he was sent deep into Germany for most of the war as a spy
Back to the classics arnt we?
Nothing like restartin the old Series with this banger.
I found this channel through Sabaton reactions and have loved the rest of the content put out, it's always nice to see one of these!
I found Sabaton when CZcams recommended me Bismarck
fyi: Real Engineering has an entire series on the logistics of D day up on Nebula. I really recommend if you're into this kind of stuff. Learned a whole lot for that series. The scope of that operation was insane!
React to Sabaton - Last dying breath. The song was inspired by the speech of Colonel Dragan Gavrilovic, who was in charge of defending Belgrade in 1914 in the First World War.
I visited Normandy in July of 2019 and its beautiful up there. Started the day at Point du Hoc, went to the American cemetery, went to omaha beach, and we ended the day at gold beach by where the old artificial docks are
IIRC "We've been here before, in this kind of War... Crossfire grind in the Sand" is referring to North Africa being a reference to the British having verterans from that campaign also landing. (I seem to recall this is actually referring to a specific unit who's 'moto' was Primo Victoria)
"We could do a whole series of video's on..." why yes, please and thank you :)
"World of Tanks" btw, the tank they are using is actually "their" tank which was a premium offer and they voiced the crew in the positions they occupy in the video. Again IIRC they actually 'own' that tank and have used it in concerts.
Cliffs of Gallipoli is one of my favorite songs by Sabaton. Definitely should give it a listen if you haven't already.
I'm glad you got to this song, it's usually considered the song that put Sabaton on the international map, or at least the general consciousness, great song and great video!
Back with Sabaton!
Yes finally. Been waiting for more Sabaton.
Well.. germany seams to have mixed fealings for a lot of there songs.
@@matsv201 don't give a shit
Fun Fact: The very first song I heard from Sabaton was Primo Victoria. A good friend of mine recommended it to me and ever since then I stuck to listening to Sabaton :)
Definetly should listen to Angel's calling.
The production for every Sabaton video is a masterpiece..history class rocks..
Ayy finally this one, it's one of my favorites. Thanks for posting!
Two songs you should listen to are "1741 the Battle of Cartagena" and "No Grave But the Sea" by Alestorm
1741 is about the Battle of Cartagena de Indias, George Washington's brother was in that battle.
No Grave But the Sea is about the Battle of the Saintes also known as the Battle of Dominica.
They don't have videos for either of them. Some fan made lyrics videos exist.
You might already know about this, but the Sabaton history channel is a great way to get backstory about the Sabaton songs and the ideas behind their creation. Just a suggestion of something you might like to see in your own time or even on the channel
I mean, he already did many reaction to Sabaton History
You're right, I didn't see them up already
I have discovered you recently and been watching your videos a lot. I am both surprised and happy to see you react to Sabaton.
It's been a while since you've last done one of these. Glad they're back
The idea of the song came from Sabaton watching the movie Saving Private Ryan
My great grandfather was in the 82 airborne during D day
You have to react: to hell and back!
Very nice song and story.
Always here for these sabaton reactions, hope this video does really well so you keep doing them
thanks for the content :) didn't notice you did sabaton vids when i first subbed but these are amazing! keep em coming chris!
This video is 1st cooperation of Sabaton and Wargaming (Bismarck is clear show of how much video production of Wargaming improved since.) Armor in Video Sabaton: Primo VIctoria (STRV 81 /aka Swedish Centurion/) ;opfor: LT vz. 38 (Panzerkampfwagen 38(t)), StuG IV and Panzer III auf. H (not sure about version). Also you can see upper front plate of hull has bits of metal to look like Joakim´s vest. (In my opinion gun mantlet cover needs to have aviator shades painted on it).
There is also a new Sabaton song called Defense of Moscow. Think you would very much enjoy it
He’s already reacted to that one
he did reaction to that song already
Damn, how did I miss it. Thanks a lot for the message
I wonder if all the brave people who fought on June 6th 1944 (on both sides) had any idea how significant that date would be. One of the most pivotal events of the last century. Certainly for Western culture. It's still kind of crazy how it happened within the last century, in fact. Realistically, this was very recent in terms of human history, and yet it was another world entirely
Would love to see you do Ghost Division or Ghosr in the Trenches!
Sabaton is dropping something new on the 14th as well. Not sure what it is yet but still excited for it!
They need to do a song about El Alamein
@@toddv7257 I've long thought that the sacrifice of 155 Battery of the R.A. at Sidi Nsir in 1943 has Sabaton written all over it.
24 (155 Battery plus 3 batteries from the 172nd Field Regiment, R.A) 25 pounders holding up two full divisions (13 infantry battalions plus the 501st Heavy Panzer Battalion and 10th Panzer Division with supporting troops) of an entire German army Corps, plus Luftwaffe support (approx 30,000 men in all) for the vital 24 hours needed to act as a "trip-wire" to let Monty and his subordinates know where the attack was coming and organise defences in the right positions. Of 130 Officers and men, only 9 made it back to British lines, 7 of whom were wounded. The last message sent from the battery was "Tanks are upon us" followed by "...-" They were still firing to the last, having been over open sights from the start of the engagement, and were taking on Panzers from down to 10 yards with their last remaining 25lber.
But it wasn't in vain - by the time Rommel's troops (under Oberst Rudolf Lang) broke past them, the whole of the following 15 miles to the Hunt's Gap defile had been turned into an ambush and tank kill-zone. None of the Axis objectives were met and the 501st Heavy Panzer division was described as "no longer an effective fighting force" having lost 90% of the tanks used including 19 of its 20 "Tiger" Panzer IV tanks and 52 others (71 out of 77 in all), plus sixty other armoured and semi-armoured vehicles and the whole attack lost half its strength taken prisoner, plus many killed and wounded. Within 10 weeks the Axis front collapsed, and the 230,000 Axis troops in Tunisia surrendered.
If that isn't screaming for a Sabaton song, I don't know what is.
@@phillee2814 wow, imagine the resolve, sending "tanks are upon us" folowed by a morse ...- "V" (for victory), while taking casualties that high (almost 95%), one BEEEEP of a sacrifice to stop the axis.
@@najroe The last senior officer reported that even the wounded were cheerful and supportive, singing "Praise the Lord and pass the ammunition" as the remaining ammunition was salvaged from the burning ammunition trucks and hand-carried up the hill to the gun positions.
unloading high explosives from a burning truck seems pretty resolute, yes.
They'd been hastily reformed after what was colloquially known as " a dip in the Med" after being torpedoed on the transport carrying them to Africa just weeks before, and this was their first action.
And remember, as an artilleryman, you are really only expecting to deliver indirect plunging fire, in which you never see the enemy (although you can expect to be countered by return fire) Any time you open the engagement over open sights (i.e. looking along the top of the barrel directly at the enemy), you are already a long way up BEEEEP creek and bereft of anything to paddle with. And they went down firing, fighting to the muzzle.
To this day, the site is marked on Google Earth as "tank graveyard".
They had some big ones, to be sure.
Within the Royal Artillery, they are legends - my father commanded a battery of 25lbers post-war, and the men of 155 Battery are viewed as the unassailable and paramount example of what one battery, with resolve and discipline, can do.
I had to do a google slides presentation on D-Day in English (I know weird, right), and I just listened to Primo Victoria for motivation the entire time. Done in no time.
Talking about logistics. One of the things that impressed me, was learning about a part of the Overlord, called Operation Pluto. Heard about that?
During DDay in Britain British soldiers use to give away valuable items such as a watch or teddy bear or the like because they knew that it was a one way trip with no return
As Tom Hanks said before the ramp dropped: “Move fast and clear out those murder holes!”
Fastest fucking click to a YT video ever lmao
same here
Really looking forward to the Vicksburg coverage. It’s overshadowed by Gettysburg, but no less important a victory. Thank you!
A good song that I've recently found is Carolus Rex (the english version), it's just amazing
Have you seen the movie, Tora! Tora! Tora!,?
If not i would highly recommend it.
Its a highly accurate representation of pearl harbor, with many small details, like Yamamoto missing two fingers!
Its made in 1970 so it might not have the greatest special effects, but if im going to be honest its just as good as if with.
And the fighting an explosion sceenes are REALLY good for no CGI
Smoking snakes is a great song with a great history
If you’re gonna do another Sabaton reaction the song “Ghost In The Trenches” is really good
Was just up in your area last week. Went to the HOF game in Canton and went up to Cleveland for R&R HOF. From NC.
My grandfather was there he was a BAR gunner in the 35th infantry division Willard R Yarbrough PFC 134th infantry division HQ battalion 1 he survived through the war on in to the crossing or the Rine and the taking of the remail bridge with patrons armored corps I still have his uniform and gear
Watching this has me wondering if you ever reacted to "Wrong Side of Heaven". It's not exactly historical, not in the same way that Sabaton songs are, but it still deals with an issue that should absolutely be taught in history classes.
Now we need inmate 4859 reaction
React to useful charts "is everyone descended from royalty?"
Fun fact: "Primo Victoria" isn't just latin, it's wrong latin. Since latin has linguistical genders (like for example German or spanish as well), the Correct way to say "First Victory" would be "prima Victoria". Because the noun Victoria is a female Word, the Adjektive "Prima" has to End on "a".
I'm late to the party, but crossfire you covered well. The sands and having seen it before I think might be a nod to Irwin Rommel who was put in charge after previously being in North Africa. Sand, crossfire. Yeah, we know how the desert fox moves.
Ghost division next, their best song for sure
The remains of the Mulberry Harbours are still there. You ought to check out Jeremy Clarkson, The Victoria Cross for valour he tells the story of Robert Caine at Arnhem, a bridge too far, plus others.
Well there is one Sabaton song I love, Midway, because it is fast paced, hard hitting, and full of historical allusions.
Hmm, a Panzer III, Panzer 38(T) and a Stug III vs a Centurion. And that Centurion is available in World of Tanks as the Primo Victoria.
Was expecting this on June 6 but better late than never
Imagine having a centurion vs panzer III's and panzer 38's
There's a video that puts this over the omaha scene from saving private ryan. Match made in heaven (gates of hell?)
React to "Sominkg Sankes" by Sabaton too. Really good story and music!!💛💚
Training for years....
Us divisions 2 years
Canadian 3rd ID...stares off awkwardly..... 4 years...
The not so subtle World of Tanks sponsorship in that video
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there as yt video by "Real Engineering" called "the logistics of D-Day". You could react to that as well
world of tanks has a sabton primo Victoria tank in game
You should react to Hearts Of Iron it shows humanity to the Germans
churchill and roosevelt had a conference in Québec as the first Quebec Conference or codename QUADRANT about the planning of operation overlord. ijsut want more people to know that canada was also part of the planning of the operation not jsut for the soldier during it
Idk if you've done this yet, but if you want to talk about the logistics of WW2 Extra Credits did a series on the resource war. Although I'm hesistant to say this because you might have already done it, but I'm on mobile so I can't really check
Finallyyyyyyyyyy
8:36 fun fact, the logo on the walls are from world of tanks.....did they sponcored Sabaton?
This song was sponsored by WoT
Fun Fact: "Primo Victoria" is bad latin. It should be "Prima Victoria". Yes, Sabaton knows and has acknowledged the mistake.
Great reaction. Anyway, can i request your reaction to superb band from japan?
The band is call "Lovebites"
They all The Beautiful Queens metal band right now in the earth. They are really really World class musicians. Phenomenal.
And they have a lot diehard fans like me. The fans called Wolfpack.
The song is "Winds of Transylvania"
Hope you check out, and can enjoy it too. Big thanks🙏
i would like to see your reaction to "Aces in exile"
You should do a reaction to Resist and Bite at some point
I wish sabaton would do a song about the canadians on vimmy ridge
Old school.
I'm going to see them play with Judas Priest in Dallas this October.
You still miss coat of Arms. Its a BANGER and about an interesting part of ww2.
Iced Earth have metal music that correlates to history as well, Gettysburg is a fantastic album.
About f*cking time lol
The British had a solution for the problem. British bobbins would lay down a road whilst British AVRE’s destroyed German bunkers whilst crocodile tanks incinerated German pillboxes.
this is from game World of tanks. Wargaming.net made them their own tank
On Omaha, of the 16 amphibious tanks sent out, only 3 made it
Small correction: Primo Victoria is "Foremost, Victory" in Latin
I played this song while I was driving to my college finals.
React to rise of evil by sabaton. Probably their best song musically
Ghost Division when?
you should do Attero Dominatus
Do Attero Dominatus pls
Will you react to saboteurs as well? Would be nice, in my oppinion the most underrated song
Uhm, never formally studied Latin but I think even I can do this, Primo Victoria =Above all else, Victory.
Duplex Drive Shermans :D
2:45
Me:82nd ALL THE WAY
The tank cgi made by WarGaming and their World of Tanks division.
Question to think about. If the normandy would have been as reinforced as denmark (where the wehrmacht expected the invasion), would D-day have gone differently and maybe ended with a loss for the allies? What do y'all think?
In my opinion just based on what happened at the existing beaches like Omaha if the beaches were better defended and the Germans knew they were coming and exactly where they would strike the Allies would have been driven back into the sea.
With knowledge the Allies were coming and where exactly that would mean Rommel would not have returned to Germany for his wife's birthday and his Panzer Divisions sitting to the rear during D-Day, and never brought forward until after the Allies had a strong foothold during the actual battle, would have been prepared and in place waiting for the Allies to land strengthening the defenses even more. That alone would have led to a significant problem for the landing troops.
Please do Price Of A Mile Next please!
Now is time for Sabaton Defence of Moscow
I did that one just forgot to put the link in description. czcams.com/video/AcewOl320lM/video.html
@@VloggingThroughHistory thank you I completely miss it
Not to mention the Germans were very meticulous and had everything set up and ranged in a grid formations and much like the game battleship a German observer might say
GUN 2 fire at A11 and so they would fire at pre planned positions
That's... kind of a standard thing to do with fixed defensive artillery positions?
Comment for the algorithm.
i believe on omaha 12 tanks i think were sent out with the floatation devices 10 sank and two made it ashore
Please do the ghost division next
I was expecting hitites to ataturk last part but oh well :3
Aaah.. sabatons second best song
What is the best in your opinion?
@@toddv7257 Attero dominatus.. or maybe i´m just a "god old days" ashole ;)