Why didn't you play Hellfighters when you were in NYC? Could have easily replaced Steel Commanders with this. Plus, you could have invited current members of the 369th Sustainment Brigade.

​@@NYMetsNo1Because they create their setlist before they even get here. It didn't make the cut. 🤷🏻‍♀️

It was worth waiting for! It's one of my favorite songs from the album, along with The Valley of Death and Stormtroopers.. and Dreadnought.. and Sarajevo.. Ok, the whole album is just amazing and I can't wait to see the movie! 😊🤘

No no no. Again the sames mistakes about the 15th New York Infantry! The war memory writing by the commanding officer of the first compagnie of this regiment, Arthure W Little (title: "From Harlem to the Rhine") contradict you in somes points: (making anything about this regiment without read this book is a felony). 1) The no playing band when they leave France is a lie: "Upon the afternoon of january 31 st, I led the troops for our embarkation of that day from Camp Pontanezen to and throught the city of Brest, down to the docks where tenders waited to carry us out to the steamer. We marched in silence. Every man had been warned and every man had taken this warning seriously. We might fave been off upon a mission similar to that of the immortalized "Burial of Sir John Moore": "Not a drum was heard - Not a funeral note." .... As our last tender was ready to shove off, the Chief of Staff of the base who stood talking with me, said "Major, I didn't notice before, but you've got your band with ou, haven't you?" "Yes sir," I answered. "Can they play?" "Yes sir." "Well, why don't you give us a tune as you leave?" "I"m sure it would be very welcome to us, sir;" I answered; " but I'm not taking any chance of losing our sailing place. If you so direct, sir, Il will give the order." "Yes, yes, by all means, let us have some music!" "Mr Europe", I addressed the leader, "you may play!" And so our men, once more with the music that they loved so well stirring their hearts, hade farewell to France. This Chief of Staff was a human being. " 2) The Henry Johnson's rifle had no jam. He had empty his rifle and he had no time to reload his rifle. Same book: "The Labelle rifle [in reality it was a Berthier rifle...] carries a magazine clip of but three cartridges. Johnson fired his three shots - the last on almost muzzle to breast of the Boche bearing down upon him. As the German fell, a comrade jumped over his body, pistol in hand, to avenge his death. There was no time for reloading. Johnson swung his rifle round his head, and brought it down with a thrown blow upon the head of the German. " 3) They had some training before embarking for France, and intensive trainingby the french army between mid march and mid may 1918 or your pleasure, an extract of a letter of Colonnel W Hayward (commandig officer to the 15th infantry New Yorkrenamed 369th us infantry) to colonnel Reginald L Foster, 52nd pioneer infantry: "There are no american troops anywhere near us, that i can find out, and we are "les enfants perdu" and glad of it. Our great american, general simply put the black orphan in a basket, set it on the door step of the French, pulled the bell, and went away. I said this to a french colonnel with an "english spoken here" sign on him, and he said: "weelcome leetle black babbie."

And then, a year after the war ended, we had the Battle of Brewery Gultch in Bisbee, Arizona. The police chief there formed a posse to "disarm all the negroes they could find" which for context was the buffalo soldiers of the 10th Cavalry that were in town to march in the Independence Day parade.

how is your comment 3 days older then the video?

@@st1ssl214 I'm one of Sabaton History Channel's Patrons. One of the perks is access to new episodes early.

@@fudgepacker2858 Except that it actually is the only reason. While it's true Pershing created an independent American force for troop morale, casualty accountability, and to give Pres. Wilson a better position for peace talk negotiations, "...Pershing made an exception for the black soldiers of the 369th, reassigning them to the French on March 10. (Pershing’s attitudes toward black troops were complicated; he served with the all-black 10th Cavalry in 1895, from whence he got his nickname “Black Jack,” but wrote in his 1931 memoir that black soldiers needed more training because of “lower capacity and lack of education.”) Hayward, who had lobbied Pershing to let his troops fight, captured the ironies of the general’s decision in a letter. “A fairy tale has materialized,” wrote Hayward. “We are now a combat unit…. Our great American general simply put the black orphan in a basket, set it on the doorstep of the French, pulled the bell, and went away.” Smithsonian Magazine May 14, 2018 And since Col. Hayward was the 369th's CO, and was there, he probably knows best.

Good homework 👍👍🤘

French soldiers can't refuse the front or they were condamned to death penalty. They were just not enough because all of them were wounded or dead. Thank you.

Woodrow Wilson had a lot to do with that racism.

but not for their freedom cringe

​@@gamiastisgitoniasBecause black community want to proof them self no matter colour your are no matter your different we all love our country our family our friends and freedom we all the same.

@@918Mitchell true that. Wilson was awful.

@@gamiastisgitonias They fought and died to prove themselves equal. Show some respect, you fucking child.

Hellfighters, Night Witches, Devil Dogs... yep.

At first, I thought this was going to be a sad comment. But then I realized it was going to be a happy-sad comment.

@@Springtrap11556The Hellfighters deserved so much better. They should’ve been treated as heroes, not outsiders.

​@@Powerranger-le4up damn straight

I’m glad we learned about these warriors when I was a sophomore in high school

I always wondered why he was called that!

Absolutely true. Other officers used to call him "N-word jack" since he served with the Buffalo Soldiers and treated them fairly, until Pershing got promoted to General and then it became Blackjack.

@@brianhuss9184 cant be seen insulting a general it seems

@@jasonml3508 Would be bad for one's career. If lucky you were demoted/relegated to the states, at worst you were ordered to lead from the front in the worst fighting.

Truth!

the Haitians killed the French and the Poles. France sent you to ur death. Poles never saw black people until the U.S brought them into Europe during Marshal law at the end of the war. Hellfighters is more B.s of a story. The hoax of black victimization is never ending. Do not let them in Poland, your women will be raped and you crime will sky rocket.

I thought that was the Irish. The british say the same thing about the Irish. I'm Irish and Polish. 🤣 Polska Go Bragh 🇵🇱☘️ Polska forever.

whats this song called?

@@dripmaestrolxix4228it’s original. The commenter just came up with it to hopefully have sabaton make a song of it for the Black Death.

​@@Smithy1991Just got reminded of Don't Tread on Me (Harlem Hellfighters), by 1914.

@@bobolobocus333 thats a great song

@@Smithy1991 damn i didnt know that. thats pretty dope

Thanks for sharing it! 🤘

briliant xD Joakim needs to sing this live someday xD

Its genius man, I'll do a parody of Never gonna give you up with your lyrics one day lol

Did we just get Henry-rolled?

A part of me knows this is a parody but another part of me wants this to me legit

Now we got White, Red, and Black. All we need now is green, blue, orange, purple, yellow, and grey.

His family was led to believe he was buried in a pauper’s grave. It turned out that the military had actually buried him with full military honors in Arlington National Cemetery.

"Shades of Death" sounds much better.

How many colors of death do we have right now? I've got White Death, Lady Death (Russia), and Black Death . All we need now is green, blue, orange, purple, pink, yellow, and grey.

That was a pretty epic thing to do 🤘

It would surely be something worth watching!

Thank you once more Margrit for watching, we're happy you enjoyed it 😉

They were primarily black, but there were other races in the group like Puerto Ricans.

Thanks a lot! We're so glad you enjoy our content 🤘

@@SabatonHistory Of course! Your content is always entertaining 😁

We want to see that! 😎

How

@@GlorytotheAutomatons cause it's good

@@generalgrievousgaming416 have you actually listened to any of their other songs yk spread out

@@GlorytotheAutomatons yes I just like this one the most, what the problem with that?

@@generalgrievousgaming416 nothing I’m just shitting with you

Sabaton allows to suggest ideas on their website.

they cleaned toilets.

His grave can be visited in Washington DC. It was originally thought that he was buried in a pauper’s grave, but the US military had buried him in Arlington National Cemetery with full military honors.

Well We can’t rightly call them Dixie because it wasn’t just the southern states. Unfortunately it was a horrible thing that had been going on in New York ,Indiana Maine, and other Northern states as well. Do primarily to Misconcepted race science which was terrible and of course the obvious Ku Klux Klan but lesser known Know nothing party influences which that ideology was still around up that way at that time If I’m not mistaken.

You do know that Harlem is in the NORTH, right? You might want to try THINKING next time.

And we know what Kathleen Kennedy would do with it: turn them all into gay chicks.

Those aren't tears! Those are tiny water soldiers marching down my face into battle!