This is what Sabaton does, they take a good story and makes badass music about it while instilling pride to whoever is listening. They are masters of their craft!
I'm from Sweden and this is one of my favorite Sabaton songs, it's so fast paced and in your face and pumps you full of energy. If you want another good one you ought to check out "82:nd all the way", about Alvin York, also a fantastic song.
So happy you did this one! In case you didn't know, there is a Sabaton History Channel. I think you would like it and there is an episode on The Devil Dogs: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-lzstj5yZEUA.html OORAH! Great reaction by the way!
I thought you would like this video! I think now it's time for you to watch a live concert video. Might I suggest "en livstid i krig". This is sung in Swedish so you will need the subtitles on. This one is about the 30-year war in the 1600's. This video will show you how popular, and how powerful this band is.
Honestly mate There’s nothing wrong with puffing your chest out and being a bit proud of yourself and your unit and your units history, whilst I’m unfortunately not and never was a serving member of the British military outside of sea cadets, to you the term devil dog is to us how we feel about our colors or banners, where it’s a point of reference and a marker of our pride and history of the achievements and accomplishments that that unit has earned and fought for and again whilst I’m not in the military itself, I have had a long time love for the military and the sort of military sub cultures that are born within different units, down to individual squads, be it a shared belief or squad history and so forth
Sabaton rules! They pay tribute to the warriors of every country, not the country itself. Dan introduced me to Sabaton via his covers of The Last Stand and Smoking Snakes. I haven't pulled myself away from either Dan nor Sabaton, since. Wait til you hear The Winged Hussars and Night Witches and si many more fantastic hero warriors like the Unkillable Soldier. From Sabaton, I learn real history. I learned about how on the last day of the war, the Germans and the Americans joined together to rescue the French POW's from the Nazi's. I learned how Audie Murphy locked himself into a motel room for 10 days to overcome PTSD & the drugs he'd been taking in order to fend it off. If their song don't cover enough details,, their Sabaton History channel does. Great reaction! I hope you get a chance to hear more of their songs!
My grand father was a Navy sailor, he was in the bay of pigs and the first years of Vietnam. My uncle was a Marine in the first gulf war. His son and step son were sailors in the second Gulf war. I was an EMT who went to a USMC/USN military school.
leather neck i think is the oldest term for the marines from the barbary wars to protect from pirate sword cuts the marines wore leather collars to protect their necks
What a good reaction! I could see that he was so proud that his pride was oozing from my screen! Well, I can guess how smug he was when he presented this "Exhibit A" to his father to settle this discussion for good.
The algorithm taketh away, the algorithm giveth, hoping I'm about to stumble upon about a weekend's worth of Sabaton videos to warm my heart like this one did
Excellent reaction. I highly recommend you watch the Sabaton History Channel episode that covers the story behind this song. Sabaton is touring the US this year with Judas Priest, maybe you can go and see them live, their live shows are fantastic.
I LOVE this song. As a patriotic American and someone who wanted to serve but was unable i wanted to be a marine. When brother wanted to join but was unsure what branch, i kind of convinced him to become the best of the best, and he was and always will be, a marine. I couldn't be more proud 😁😁
You so need to do a reaction video to the Sabaton History Channel's on this song . just have a snack pack of crayons handy lol Sorry old Army Grunt here
To add to the Marine involvement in the Battle of Belleau Wood, Allied lines at this point had faltered and the Germans were advancing towards Paris. Had the Germans done so, they'd have had a second chance in this war. Unfortunately, the only thing in their way were the "Teufelshunde". To put it simply, the Germans did not get their second chance.
Just for the sake of interest, the video clip from Sabaton has subtitles in the Czech language. I look at the response in English and then notice my native language. So damn good job😃
Yeah its a great tribute song to u devil dogs... its a great song... Hm... could u soon react to Sabaton - Royal Guard? In english with video xD so u can see their tribute to sweden's royal guard.. they made it for their 500 year anniversary
I have a question, why is it called marines, in Sweden the marine are ships of war and if I am correct you dont serve on ships? The closest thing we have is coast hunters, specially hard trained soldiers, who are very good trained soldiers who are doing the hardest missions like under water and blowing things up behind enemy lines. Greetings from a old Swedish soldier.
So the Marines were formed as a department of the U.S Navy. They were first placed on naval ships as sharpshooters in the ships rigging. They were also the ones that would go to shore from the ships during raids. Same in WW2 when the Mike boats who were operated by naval petty officers would be bringing Marines to shore. We fight our countries battles in the air, on land, and sea!
First of all I have the deepest respect for all military Veterans from whatever country that they come from like yourself. But there is just a weird obsession with people who come from the United States that makes us British and the rest of our European friends scratch their head and makes us laugh at American's, why do American's put English subtitles on at a video with the words of the song already on the video plus why put English subtitles on at someone who is singing or speaking in clear English that us British, Irish and other European's from other countries who speak English and understand what the person is singing or saying. I am a Sabaton fan from England and I understand everything that Joakim from Sabaton is singing or speaking without subtitles. I have been to Sweden and other European countries where citizens of those countries who speak English I can understand completely what they say. The only time I have trouble is when they speak there own language, like if Joakim is speaking Swedish then I put on subtitles but apart from that I understand everything that any one from any country speaks English apart from American's especially young Black people who have their own language that has absolutely nothing to do with English then I need subtitles come to think of it that goes for all young Americans of any ethnicity including White. BRITISH SABATON FAN 💂♂️💂♂️💂♂️💂♂️🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🏴🏴🏴🏴🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪💙💛🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦
Worst song on the album by far. If I'd start to pick songs from sabaton about my country...well talvisota is not that good. White death is ok and soldier of 3 armies is one of their best by music. And yea, veteran here too or what ever that means. Every man or let's say 90% here goes to army bc it's mandatory. Nobody comes to say "thanks for your service". If you have combat experience I'm sorry for you. Must have been terrible. Especially when you have no idea why you are doing that or if you are that brainwashed that it somehow helps murica...no. Maybe companies who steal resources from that country but that doesn't really help your country. It helps already rich. Yea, bit of a rant but i really skip this song always. Only 1 on that album. Great album about great war...
I appreciate your view. While I have my own reasons for volunteering to serve my country and I'm very proud to say I did, I understand that not everyone shares that feeling with me. Make no mistake I don't think America is perfect in any way but I am proud to be an American. I have been in other countries with men and women who had mandatory service and understood that not all of them wanted to be there. I am a Devil Dog and I appreciate Sabaton looking beyond their own home to write and perform songs about different cultures. I can also understand that this song may not resonate with everyone, but it is special to me. Thanks again for the thoughts and opinions!! Stay Good!!
