war/military

@@eriksimca9409 war is pretty much related to military :)

And Sabaton is extreamly good band :D

Heavy Metal*

@@keipthount1380 it's both

I keep seeing this in the comments but does anyone have any corroboration for it?

@@EnDSchultz1 This is from the surviving history forum: Bernhard Heuer, the last surviving crewmember of the infamous German battleship, the Bismarck passed away Thursday 8 March 2018 at the age of 95. Heuer was the last living member of 114 Kriegsmarine sailors to survive the sinking of the Bismarck and its last living crewmember. He was an 18 year old Matrose (Sailor) at the time of the sinking of the ship and was rescue by crewmembers of the British warship HMS Dorsetshire. Following the Battle of Denmark Strait, the Royal Navy closed in on the Bismarck and opened fire on the Bismarck. By 1000 Bismarcks guns were silenced. Nearly 3,000 shells were fired at Bismarck during the fight. Most of Bismarcks crew were trapped inside as the battleship rolled over. 400 German sailors would make it off the Bismarck. The Dorsetshire would rescue 85 men, HMS Maori rescued 25 more before rescue operations were abandoned when lookouts spotted what they believed was a German U-Boat. A U-Boat did later venture upon the scene and rescue three and a trawler rescued two more. Of the original 2,200 man crew, 400 made it into the water and only 114 survived.

@@Sarge80 that is not a 95 year old man. that dude was in his sixties at max. more likely 40s.

@@toomanyaccounts Ive been looking into that, sofar im guessing its his son playing his father, or he looks awesome for a 95 year old and i got the surname wrong its Heuer not Leuer.

What about Comiterm or Greater eat Asian alliance?

Very good song choices! However, I believe an inclusion of the Winged Huzzars is in order!

I agree with you on the attack of the dead men.

yeeeeesss!

The makers of warship game helped

Smoking Snakes

honestly between iron maiden, sabaton and the civil war historical metal should be its own genre.

mainstream radio dos not like any metal period so its good we have other places to find it

@@giantmess4335 No. Fucking no. Learn the metal genres...

Mainstream radio, heck, mainstream anything, dont like anything that real people like. They only peddle what fake people like.

Why listen to radio if you want specific music? Most mainstream cater to recognizability, familiarity and reliability. For everything else, there's streaming. Hell, even CDs do the job.

well it was also named after Chancellor Bismarck, which could have been a factor as well

@Thatshow ED jesus christ, if you tried to he cringe as fuck you certainly succeeded

This was the only ship EVER to be referred to as 'him'. The sister ship was the Turpiz. I'm glad you liked it. I recommend EVERYTHING from Sabaton. (Sab-uh-ton) I saw them in Tampa last October. They were EPIC!

@@tinachandler3091 no Leningrad was also referred to as he ik surprising also Stalingrad I think tho but Leningrad the Soviet destroyer definitely

@@lordredlead2336 I've never heard of the Leningrad

The Bismark was a German man-o-war(12 gun battleship). Met its demise in the north Atlantic to the HMS Hood and HMS Prince of Wales.

@@ML-fu5my Actually the Bismarck sank the HMS Hood...

@@ML-fu5my not really he sunk the Hood and criticaly damaged the Prince of Wales

@@ML-fu5my Literally everything in that was wrong, you are a very clever troll

Well, the video was sponsored by Wargaming for world of Warships..

This bid is one of the best they play 40:1 a song z about the polish Spartans you can feel the polish national pride pouring from the crowd epic

We might need to eeeaaasseeee him in a little bit. I vote Great War first then 40:1.

I love watching people react to Sabaton songs from that show. The size of the crowd breaks their brains

@@ianjardine7324 At that concert, at the end of the song, the crowd belted out the Polish National Anthem with no prompting. A truly Patriot people.

They are battle metal.

Largest most Dangerous of WW2? Did we forget about the IOWA, MISSOURI and YAMATO?

Bismarck was WW1 bub and as far as size it was the second largest the Yamato was the largest, U.S.S. Missouri followed closely in 3rd

Alfred F. Jones you were right on the WW2 part sorry I got my dates mixed up construction on the ship started shortly after WW1.

The Bismark was Shorter, Didint weigh as much, and had smaller guns than the Iowa class Battleships. Oh yeah, it was slower also.

Lee Ana His knee takes more abuse in one song than a rapist in jail.

Always reminds my of Till Lindermann ha

Mark Carrig yeah, how could I forget him🤦‍♀️

Nate Wallinger not fair 😑

@@leeana6394 I was supposed to see rammstein in Belfast in June, fuck this virus 😭

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Kaiserboos suck really?! I hope they pay me for promoting their game

*They do their research properly to get them ships historically accurate *cough*russiantechtree*cough*

Kekw russian tech tree very real

It also means the Gloryhammer level is in the distance

SANCTIFIED WITH DINAMITE

@@comrade-princesscelestia4907 HAIL HOOTS!

One day lol

Naalive Which means we are right at Brothers of Metal Level

Man Primo Victoria

Dude that's such an amazing performance!

And if people want more info after hearing the song, Sabaton also have a history channel (Sabaton History) where they go into more detail about the event and how it influenced their making of the song.

Swedish pagans in San Francisco 2019

Ghost Division! Holy hell, do not work out to that song. You’ll rip your own arms off.

All song from Sabaton are awesome but Winged Hussars is great as well

Right LOL

He does that in just about any concert, im wondering how long it will take before he injures his knee, stop it Joakim, go punch the lead gitarist or something hahaha

Hell yes! Night Witches, attack of the dead men and Primo Victoria

FROM THE DEPTHS OF HELL IN SILENCE

Spells casted, explosive violence

@@Vaas109 CAST THERE SPELLS, EXPLOSIVE VIOLENCE. I think u know the right words but i had to Correct u sry for that but i had to be done.

Life goals right there 🤘

Alfred F. Jones give him a break dude 😂

SA-BA-TON(pronounced tawn)

@@owenisaac786 he asked if he was pronouncing it right in the video

Its video created for WOW or world of warships game from Wargaming production. I think some scenes are taken from Dunkirk

Yes!!! INK is the best.

🖤

Unfortunately, your comments are full of inaccuracies. I can appreciate the sentiment, though. First, the British did not think the Hood was the best ship to take down the Bismarck, they just didn't have much else to send at the time. The Hood was frighteningly overdue for a refit, as her engines were falling apart and new shell technology had overtaken her armor setup. She was meant to go into refit to update her, but it didn't happen before the Battle of the Denmark Strait. Bismarck the biggest and most terrifying? Eh, possibly. But at the same time, Bismarck was the biggest at the time partially because the Germans were still relearning how to build capital ships after being forbidden doing so after WW1. They needed the extra tonnage to accomplish their goals. So other nations had ships under construction or in final design that were more powerful (16 in. guns vs 15 of the Bismarck), as well protected or better, and as fast or faster. It didn't help that one of those things the German shipbuilders had forgotten is that you need to put your control cables under the armor, because they didn't, so a shell could easily cut fire control cables, etc. Not to mention the Bismarck's own guns would interfere with her radar because of that lack of shielding. To be fair, the British wouldn't have known that at the time. You are correct that the torpedo protection system (aka torpedo bulges) did their jobs very well. She was definitely a tough ship. I feel it should be noted that the Prince of Wales (who was with the Hood when she sank) was actually slightly newer than the Bismarck and was arguably better armored, although not quite as fast as the Bismarck on paper. She had 10 14-inch guns to Bismarck's 8 15-inch guns since the British had built them to comply with naval treaties (which the Germans didn't care about), yet she did damage the Bismark in a way that would seriously affect Bismarck later. At least one hit took out a fuel storage, which limited Bismarck's options after the fight. It didn't help that, as a brand new battleship, the Prince of Wales hadn't even finished finding all the problems in its gun turrets. They actually had technicians from Vickers (the manufacturer of the guns) on board during the battle because they had been trying to fix more problems. That turned out to be a very good thing because the PoW's guns kept malfunctioning. I believe that, at one point in the battle, only 1 of the 6 forward guns was operational. Yikes. A swordfish was not a torpedo, it was the torpedo bomber that launched the torpedo. It didn't strike the propeller (I'm guessing that's what you mean by a rotor), it struck near the back of the hull, which jammed the rudder control (maybe you meant rudder, not rotor?) Please don't take this as anything more than providing accurate details.

@@aethyr6776 thank you for the clean up on my information

Kriegsmarine = German navy. And Bismarcks sistership was Tirpitz and she was stationed in Norway, nowhere close to where Bismarck was.

Their cover of Stan Ridgeway's "Camouflage" is pretty awesome too.

"Valhalla - deliverance Why've you ever forgotten me."

Noooo wat happened

@@garrettriddlealucardllewel6798 Cause of death is still unknown bur Ronnie gave a statement on Instagram

@@R3pr99 just looked it up I gotta assume it was suicide or drug overdose due to his wife's passing

@@garrettriddlealucardllewel6798 Thats a bit rude of an assumption… Even though it is a possibility but still, you dont say something like that >_>

@@dominiquekaasbaas8152 ... if you say so if I lost my wife I'd be in a really rough place it would probably be the way I went I'm sad as can be I've been a fan of ronnie and derek since day one and it is a huge loss in music it's not rude to be realistic

Rammstein and Sabaton are doing the best shows

Ohhhhh I loooovd oli

Yeaah

I prefer Future of Warfare to Ghost in the Trenches, personally.

not even gonna cap, a ghost in the trenches is the best song on their new album

Didn't they use HMS Vanguard to film the bridge scenes on the Bismarck for the movie, or am I thinking of something else?

It's not from movie. It is a own video which was made for this song from Wargaming which is a company which make games like World of Warships and World of Tanks. So they have much experience with Animation and film.

@@pelz_gaming0438 he said that there is a movie from 1960. Read the comment again, and maybe it will clear up this little misunderstanding.

@@pelz_gaming0438 I was not talking about the music video I was referring to the fact that there is a movie based on the sinking of the Bismarck.

the german battleship Bismarck who was the second biggest and powerful warship ever create

@@unionofsovietsocialistrepu4561 The german Bismarck-class battleship was the 3rd largest with Bismarck and Tirpitz coming in at 251 meters and 50 000 tonns, Tirpitz beeing the biggest of the two. The american Iowa-class with 4 ships was 2nd largest with 271 meters and 61 000 tonns. The japanese Yamato-class with to ships was the biggest with 263 meters and 73 000 tonns, so in total 7 battleships was bigger than the Bismarck. But at the time he was sunk it was the biggest the Bismarck-class ships was the biggest ever made since the Yamato was not commissioned until late 1941.

Quite corect tho spoting of Bismarck was quite a lucky 1 tho. Also note that Ship did recive trmendous ponding and German crew still fought back and it was not sink by Allyes but by satchel charges to be blown up to not get into British hands. Bismarck was a power to be reckoned with even tho it had its flaws but I get sad to hear such a beast got sunk in war.

Nope... it's actually Sabaton. Sahh-ba-ton. Was even stated by the band because it relates to the armor piece called "Sabatons" which are iron clad shoes.

Bismark is a "he" man

@@revan_alva2077 Nah that ship is a German woman. Lol

Who told u that, Kraigsmarine Battleship especially KMS Bismarck is a he ...... As he was named after Otto von Bismarck and/or he was too powerful to be called a she(bizzare ik but hey it's Nazi Germany man)

@@revan_alva2077 personal preference on the genderization of the ship and a bit of the 🖕 to kraigsmarine of 1940's

@@sephuris5555 that's not right even if u hate nazis show respect to men who died for country yes they did fight on the wrong side and yes Hitler is an asshole but not all men who fought on the German side were monsters

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Actually Wargaming created the CGI for this Video

They didnt sink Bismarck cuz it sank HOOD lol they were pissing their pants beacuse of this ship. They couldnt let him get to Atlantic. Also there was a TIrpitz which is just a show how terified RN was by these 2 ships. Notablly they did all they can to sink them some ridiculous plans as well

Bismarck weighed 51 000 tonns fully loaded and only sank one ship, the HMS Hood. This caused the entire British Home Fleet to hunt him down eventually catching up and sank him. This after only 9 days of active service for the german Kriegsmarine. But yes, a lot of sailors died on board the HMS Hood and the Bismarck was indeed a might battleship.