Reinforcements have never felt so good.

I feel childish but the Pegasus Bridge Mission was mine and my father's favourite mission, and we alternated playing it, watching eachother trying to survive the final assault, sometimes in the bunker, sometimes near the flak88. Now that my father is dead, listening to this masterpiece makes me cry. Those were really good times.

"Mother, a few days ago we waved the flag of the Motherland over the top of the Reichstag in Berlin. The war, at last, seems to be coming to an end. There is very little fighting left in the enemy. Soon I will be returning to our home. There are German prisoners of war everywhere. Today, I crossed the Elbe River in Germany and shook hands with an American soldier. Although I could not understand anything he said, I felt this man was my brother... and I think he felt the same." - Sgt Alexei Ivanovich Voronin in a letter to his mother after the Soviet victory in Berlin, April 1945.

Best Call Of Duty Ever

These old COD's really did the best at showcasing the significance of sacrifice and heroism.

A memory of what call of duty once represented. A time when things were more simple and better.

kids today will never understand

My 11 year old self, sitting in the bunker waiting for reinforcements in the early hours of the morning after a long night's battle...best childhood memories

Why didn't Call of Duty continue down this road? It started out as a series that honored the sacrifices of those who had fought in WW2, but then it became a series that glorified and normalized this sort of warfare. Now every mission needs to be a Michael Bay movie condensed into 15 minutes. I suppose the money really went to their heads. Sad.

It's impressive how strong feelings such game can create. Damn, I miss this.

Anyone remember these days. I remember storming Red Square as the Russians, Taking the bridge for the British, Holding off against swarms of tanks and infantry in a half destroyed hotel as the Americans... Those where the days, no last min plot twist, no nuclear attack. When you played you fought to the last man and in that brief moment when all hope was lost. All faith had faded, you where saved by allied forces and you would win in one glorious final standoff for your life.

I just graduated and I came straight here!

What happened to this franchise? This is the COD I know.

0:16 ”Tank! Comming in from the North west! Sergeant Evens take it out! Gentlemen! We got friendlys crossing the bridge! Make sure of your targets! watch youre fire!"

i'm crying now, best COD

I still remember that this was one of the most brutal battles in a video game I've ever played. You really got the feeling that you were cut off from everyone and that you just had to stick it out, no sleep, no water, and no more ammo. This was so cool.

Anyone still coming back to this song in 2020? Cant help but reminisce about the old days sometimes

The best part of this mission was capping the last German, then hearing this and realizing "I finally took this damn bridge."

As one legendary U.S. President once said: "Those who have long enjoyed such privileges as we enjoy forget in time that men have died to win them."

i remember when i was young playing CoD Mission: Pegasus Bridge on Veteran, i started to cry when i started to hear 1:24, man health packs were going low as same as ammunition, it was a great success thou

Who else almost if not did cry when they heard this song?

Chills down the spine everytime, I just wanna cry because this reminds me of when I was 4 playing this

One of the best songs ever.

Capt. Price Our Childhood's Hero :D

COD:UO forever in our hearts

i randomly stumbled upon this and while i never played cod, it still gave me feelings of nostalgia, when times were simpler

i remember seeing a solder in united offensive who i thought was named Martin.Martin's the main character in Call of Duty 1 and,he was on low health and later died.Got kinda sad and tried to save him by loading a past save.JUST TO FIND OUT HIS NAME WAS MARMIN!

75 years... Rest in peace to Lance Corporal Fred Greenhalgh and Lieutenant Dan Brotheridge, who died in the Pegasus Bridge operation.

This song just hits me on my heart man

Nowadays CoD intensity is a bunch of buildings crashing around you so often it starts to not matter. But back then, it was holding out with almost no health and barely scraping by while a seemingly sad but masterful song plays while you fight for you're life.

brings me to tears every time the new generation won't ever understand these old games and what their meaning was

It’s a shame that this franchise went from showing respect to the veterans of WW2 to “LmAo GiVe uS $20 FoR a NiKi MiNaJ sKiN.”

İ'm crying this game is art

the feels, hits me hard

When I was fighting on that bridge, fighting alongside the so few British glider troops who were fighting against the so many German infantry and tanks, I didn't know if we'd make it out alive. I didn't know if we'd live to see the next day. I didn't know if we'd fail, or if we'd succeed. I didn't know if they were going to overrun us easily, or if we'd put up hell of a fight. I didn't know if they'd crush us with their steel panzers, or if we'd open them up like the tin cans they were. I didn't know if any of these men would go back to England, Scotland, Wales, Ireland, wherever they came from. I didn't know if any of these men would go back to see their families again. I didn't know if we were going to hold out when we were pushed across the bridge. I didn't know if we were going to hold out when they came from all directions. I didn't know if we were going to hold out when they had tanks coming from the north, south, east, west, you name it. I didn't know if we were going to hold out when we were forced into such a small defensive space in the bunker. I didn't know if I would be shot by a German, or blown up by a Tiger. But then. Then I heard this music. And I knew. I *KNEW* that we *WERE* going to live to see the next day. I *KNEW* that we *WERE* going to succeed. I *KNEW* that we *WOULD* put up hell of a fight. I *KNEW* that we *WERE* going to open their panzers like the tin cans they were. I *KNEW* that these men *WOULD* go back to England, Scotland, Wales, Ireland, or wherever they came from. I *KNEW* that these men *WOULD* see their families again. I *KNEW* that we *WERE* going to hold out when we were pushed across the bridge. I *KNEW* that we *WERE* going to hold out when they came from all directions. I *KNEW* that we *WERE* going to hold out when they had tanks coming from the north, south, east, west, you name it. I *KNEW* that we *WERE* going to hold out when we were forced into such a small defensive space in the bunker. I *KNEW* that I *WOULDN'T* be shot by a German, or blown up by a Tiger. I *KNEW* that we *WERE* going to make it out alive. Because then. Then reinforcements came. And then they pushed those Germans right back to where they came from. Back over the bridge. Back to the north, south, east, west, you name it. Back from all directions. And we lived. We lived through what seemed like impossible odds. We lived through countless attacks from armor and infantry alike. And what did we have? We had a few glider troops, and that's it. Oh. And a hell of spirit. Can't forget that. We answered when we were called to duty. I guess you could say we answered the call. *The Call of Duty.*

CoD is pretty depressing when you think about it. It used to be good and then I'm not sure what happened and now its been milked ever since. Trapped

When you're on that 88 and the tanks just keep coming at you. The first time you beat it you think, every one of those tanks was just about to kill you. You shot them first by half a second. Hold until relieved...

Goddammit! Everytime I listen to this I remember the good old times. All the fun Multiplayer action where everyone got along, and the actual story driven campaign. I want that time again! The good times, the best times.

Everytime I feel sad and I wanna cry, I just listen to this...and cry...This is the most beautiful music from Call of Duty's history, reminds me of very old days, when I was happy and I didn't realize about it. After listening to this, I feel 1000 times better. Thanks for uploading this.

:/ good old times

today I cross the Elbe river to german and shook hands with an american soldier who I felt this man was my brother and I think he felt the same

This song hit my feelings every time :( I really want time to go back to witness all the warm times I had with Call of Duty :( Sadly less and less people play it But I will always remember it as a really revolutionary game in FPS that brought a lot of good feelings It is sad because The new WW2 CoD game won't make me happy... I want to say that CoD was a really beautiful time in my life and I feel so sad that the time has passed :( R.I.P Call of Duty I hope you will be remembered my friend :(

I swear when I heard this i thought we were meant to lose but I thought to myself "I'm going to take as many of these damn germans with me as I can" I fought so hard that I almost didn't realize we won the battle I just played this game recently and I can easily say it's one of the most heartfelt experiences I've ever seen in a game and easily the best call of duty I've ever played, now on to play 2

14 years ago? it's been 14 years since my best times are over

Most beautiful call of duty soundtrack

I still remember. I putted the last clip in my sten and picked up the last panzerfaust... and I was waiting in the trench... the only survivers were Capt. Price and myself... I heard this song playing. I heard a Tiger coming my way and was ready for the final fight. I blowed up the Tiger and then came reinforcments. My head could rest...

When I finished Vanguard I thought "This campaign is really not that bad", but then I remembered what this COD is, that even in the credits it's just amazing, it makes Vanguard in a bad position, even worse than Ghosts 😞

good times...

Legit brings a tear to my eye

man i remember this cod, this is the best cod ever :'3

The Most dramatic moment in the game

this song makes me happy and I look back at life and just think of every good thing 😀

I wrote my babuška a letter, we saw Elephants, Tigers and Panthers.. She thought we were in the Moscow Zoo.. We were in hell..

1:49 The part that made you cry.

And the nostalgia of this hits you so hard it hurts

Best Cod ever. No, it's not nostalgia talking, it really is that good.

The game of my childhood forever in my heart

If they ever do another WW2 Call of Duty, it would be cool to play as both the Allies and the Axis in the campaign.

Now i am playing mw 2 and when i heard this... ah that good old days...i cried....This is first game on my Computer and I didnt deleted it! I have all cod games but mw2 and this is best of all! LOVE YOU CALL OF DUTY 1..................!

*cralls up into a ball and starts crying while thinking of the old days of FPS's*

I don't care what the series has become, all I know is this is one of the most beautiful soundtracks I have ever heard from a game.

I wish i could go back to the time you uploaded this video in 2008 there's so much i can change in my life.

Que nostalgia, y que nudo en la garganta me da esta banda sonora.

The best call of duty, it disgust me what the franchise turned

Been so much years since this game.....the music.....the gameplay......the enjoyment of a truly good FPS WW2 single player campaign , Thank you Infinity Ward and good bye as well. This was my childhood , my first time touching FPS games , I shall never forget the moments. 2019/4/29.

"I finally took this damn bridge"

OMFG, I miss the old Call of Duty. I spent hundreds of hours playing this campaign and multiplayer. The game series has definitely evolved for sure... It has come a long way =). This is a great piece, I will never forget this part of the game.

Got tears in my eyes...thank you! :-)

"Mother, a few days ago, we waved the flag of the motherland over the top of the Reichstag in Berlin. The war, at last, seems to be coming to an end. There is very little fighting left in the enemy, soon I will be returning to our home. There are German prisoners of war, everywhere. Today, I crossed the Elbe river in Germany, and shook hands with an American soldier. Although I could not understand anything he said, I felt this man was my brother, and I think he felt the same." Call of Duty is one of the greatest FPS games I have ever played, even after playing nearly every other game in the series (Every game after this except CoD 3). Makes me sad that not many people talk about it nowadays :(

This is the thing that bought me to tears... tears of joy... This year, the OG fans will be happy too... ACTIVISION SWITCHED BACK TO WW2!!

I played this game yesterday again after so many years passed... It reminded me of the times when CoD games were worth my time.

I allways cry when i hear that song :( wonderful time in my life ... hOr@cY

This was best game at that time and still it is.

So many years have passed and there're still German troops in the house.

This really does show the lack of hope and despair that you face on this mission but it also accurately conveys the relief when you're told reinforcements are arriving. This song is really really great.

I love hearing this theme during the defense objectives as all hope seems lost until reinforcements arrive.

; _ ; memories back

The best. Honour to the man, composing this music.

This has too many memories that will never be replaced. I don't know why did CoD1 series put such a effect on me

So true. It so much felt like "Ok, my character is going to die soon, scripted death" and then...when it's over and you still live, you're amazed at the games directors skill to make you feel like before and it feels like you've won a small war.

Aunque no pude entender nada lo que dijo sentí que este hombre era mi hermano y creo que el sintió lo mismo 💔😭

First Call of Duty game after Medal of Honor

I just began playing Call of Duty games recently, starting with COD1. I have finished all the games on Steam up to Black Ops 2 (except the expansion packs), and as much as I like the HD games from COD4 Modern Warfare, I still think the original games are seriously underrated masterpieces. The worst part is that most COD players nowadays may have forgotten, or perhaps don't even know, that Call of Duty was originally made to remember those who fought and died in WWII.

...one of the best songs Ive ever heard.....amazing!!

Best Call of Duty ever created! Hands down to the most dramatic and emotional cod created

Прекрасная песня... Ностальгия до мурашек..

A Vibe that can never be forgotten..................

I want this music played at my funeral. There is a sadness here, but there's something even more powerful, a hope that lasts beyond the grave.

And holy shit! This music actually made me cry! So many good old memories came up at the same time! Hail cod 1 and united offensive!

please fucking play this at my funeral for gods sake

it is really a great piece of music when the long-anticipated reinforcement comes in Pegasus Bridge and the Chateau

This is still the best game in history! I really miss the good old day’s playing this... this game made me think about what happend in that war, this game made me give so much respect to all the people who died in that war and this game made me feel how it was back then... no game could ever give me that feeling like this game does..If I could I would really turn back time back when this game is popular! I enjoyed EVERY second playing this game. This is the only game with a perfect storyline and is fun to play! God i miss this game... I will never forget this game and will be in my heart forever.

who else played this online? awsome memories

I love this music and the game itself the music makes us think of those heroes who saved us who sacrificed their lives for their country and their world ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Most epic and emotional music ever long live call of duty franchise and may it never die...

Tears on my eyes .....

CoD 1 and UO are work of art! I love them for being more historical rather than pseudo-political modernity

Still better than vanguard

Oh god.... nostalgia... the feeling of relief when the reinforcements came..... and.... this is the first time i've heard it in 7 years...... I remember.

I first heard this in the cinematic intro for Finest Hour.