Sabaton - Midway (Music video)
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- Опубліковано 2 кві 2020
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Song: Midway
Author: Sabaton
Movies: Midway (2019), Midway (1976), Eternal Zero (2013), Pearl Harbor (2001)
Lyrics for "Midway"
Send them over the waves our sentinels
They report in the news
Position of our foes
This battlefield's been chosen tactically in advance
Time to alert our fighters
We're soon in range
Midway
We'll meet at midway, Naval war
Calling all men to deck, got to be airborne
Head out into the sun
Descending on our foes
This is a crucial moment in the heat of the war
To fly and hit our targets
Down in the waves
Midway (Display their mind, ordering carriers, admirals at war)
We'll meet at midway (To win the fight, tactics are crucial) Naval war
Far from shore, a Pacific war
Bombs are falling from the skies
It's a bomb-run day, it's the naval way
A blood-red sun is on the rise
Far from shore, a Pacific war
Bombs are falling from the skies
It's a bomb-run day, it's the naval way
A blood-red sun is on the rise
Midway (Display their mind, ordering carriers, admirals at war)
We'll meet at midway (To win the fight, tactics are crucial) Naval war
Midway (Display their mind, ordering carriers, admirals at war)
We'll meet at midway (To win the fight, tactics are crucial) Naval war
Midway
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As I heard once in a comment section somewhere:
"Yamamoto wanted a decisive battle at Midway, and Yamamoto *got* a decisive battle at Midway."
Someone said in another comment section
"Yamamoto wanted his Trafalgar, He got it, and He played France"
Yamamoto has commonly been quoted as saying "I can run wild for six months ... after that, I have no expectation of success" nearly 6 month after Pear Harbour, Midway happen and the very carrier used were gone.
Yeah he did get a decisive battle but it didn't go as he wanted
@@roncyrebello6407 That's exactly what I said.
Unlike many in the Japanese high command he knew that the Americans could fight and fight hard.
Sabaton featured this on their social media. Kudos to you.
Which social media app
Комиссар thanks
@Комиссар can you put the link here
@@TacticalGaming_ I've searched through all of Sabaton twitter until 28.08.2020, but they doesn't mentioned this video 😢
"We meet at Midway"
Sends chills down my spine
"Naval War!!!"
"A blood red sun is on the rise" is my favourite line that gives me chills
same
Solo 🎸
Far from shorr, a pacific war does that 4 me
Always annoys me how so many people seem to just ignore or forget the entire Pacific Theatre of WW2.
Ikr, a japanese front rts in the early 2000s would have been great. But yea movie wise to there rare
Because it is an example of military power and that we were attacked first and doesnt promote American imperialism so leftists tend to forget or or keep others from knowing it. That's what the left is doing to America
@@quickhistory8637 i mean. Neither dose the european front
They also tend to ignore or forget that the European Theatre was practically won on the Eastern Front. It's as if the whole war started with D-Day.
@@csabaszep8162 Yeah let's just go and have over half a million men that died in the west be forgotten and minimize the fact that they took up German resources, squeezing them and putting pressure on both sides.
Enterprise, through ragged breath after Pearl Harbor: "You... sh..."
The four most powerful carriers in the IJN: "What?"
Enterprise, at Midway: "You should've gone for the head."
Probably the point. If the Japanese had been able to get the carriers who knows when the US would have been able to get going into the Pacific.
Yorktown would be more appropriate
@@s9drifto501 Ah... wrong? She wasn't there during the main bulk of the attack, but her planes reached the harbor toward the end of the fighting.
She WOULD have been there had a squall not forced her escorts to have to batten down and stop.
Very true old chap
@@s9drifto501 Enterprise Technically was at Pearl Harbor
Her Fighters fought at Pearl Harbor and lost their lives
She was one of the first to have casualties during the war
USA: Japan call an ambulance...
*but not for me*
En resumen jajajaja
Hola
Yo te conozco
Haahahahah😂😂😂
Aaaa pero en las ardenas , africa y montecassino
USA: AIUDAAAA!
*Americans discover where Japanese fleet is headed*
Japanese: "Why do we hear boss music?"
🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂😂
Hahaha
Enterprise, Hornet, and Yorktown : what’s up bit***. Surprise!!!!
The IJN carriers : NANI????!!!!
@@tylernettles9567 They had Akagi, Kaga, Hiryu/ and Soryu, if you didn't know.
@@wolflives4316i understand the ijn had 4 f of there fleet carriers at midway
fuck america
"Though he conceived and directed the raid on Pearl Harbor, Yamamoto had misgivings about a war with the United States, whose strength he knew well from his studies at Harvard and two stints as a naval attaché in Washington. “I shall run wild for the first six months or a year,” he remarked after Pearl Harbor, “but I have utterly no confidence for the second and third years of the fighting.”
Isn't Yamamoto the one who didn't want to bomb Pearl Harbor?
@@GetDougDimmadomed Yes and no, the Japanese command pretty much all agreed at the time that starting a war with the US was the "best" worst option. Something that people forget is that the US was seen as unwilling to fight despite it's industrial capacity that allowed it to basically print out material after 1942. This view when combined with the only other option really being to give up their war in China (which was a big no no), resulted in the Japanese commanders agreeing that in order for them to continue in China, they would have to attack the US and hope for a quick war. This is part of why the Midway plan was done, in hopes of knocking the US out of the war quickly after the US had proved at the Coral Sea that Pearl Harbor didn't make them roll over like the Japanese had hoped. Even the carriers not being in harbor at the time didn't really bother them as much as people say until later in the war since no one knew just how deciding in naval warfare carriers would become in 1941.
Yamamato predicted how the course of war will go for the Japanese
The Battle of Midway, exactly 6 months after Pearl Harbour, turned the tide to the Americans
And six months later the Battle of Midway would happen, a moment that would be seen as a reckoning for the Empire of Japan. For all their bluster and many conquests and victories against Allied forces following the attack on Pearl Harbor they had now been punched in the mouth and were tasting their own blood for the first time and from here on out it would not be the last time.
@@Th3Kingism The timing is pretty poetic eh?
As a Sailor in the Navy, despite any misgivings, let me impart unto you this nugget of advice.
Don’t touch our fucking boats.
2/15/98
12/7/41
Except the Liberty, no one talks about that one
Unless you are Israel
What about USS Nevada?
The one you nuked twice
or USS maine, the one you used to start the spanish american war
Wait there's also the Lusitania, I'm just starting to realize that boats play a fundamental role in how america goes to war
@@takebacktheholyland9306 the uss was almost unsinkable it survived two nuke than for 5 day Iowa class battle ships fired on it than it sank but the resin we sunk it was to say we did
The star was equivalent for the Japanese "its a trap!"
6 year old Me with paper boats:
Pearl Harbor: Sleeping giant awakens.
Midway: Giant finishes his coffee, hits play on his "Kick the Crap Out of Kido Butai" Spotify mix.
Battle of Samar Island: Now you are just asking to be embarrassed.
Nuking of Hiroshima and Nagasaki: Giant runs out and yells GET OFF MY LAWN
IJN: "We have the strongest fleet in the Pacific, time for us to take Midway and push the Americans out."
Enterprise: "How bout no."
Owari da
@@invadegreece9281 I see you are a SKK of Culture as well
@@mayaishizaki Yus
@@invadegreece9281 **chugs coffee and stuffs 10 ration bars into my mouth**
USA: "HEY JAPAN!"
Japan: "Nani?!"
USA: "PAYBACK'S A BITCH, AIN'T IT?!"
i would laugh to have a apache or cherokee recruit run up on a japanese man with a katana just yelling "AYAYAYY! SIYAH!!" and bash his little blade up with that war club,have some pow wow music in the back god
@@aidensmith5744 cringe
@@fluent4530 but how
native americas would whip a imperial's ass and scalp it
@@aidensmith5744 yeah ok buddy I love our native cousins but that’s a cap
@@fluent4530 im not sure you remember the natives whipped our asses when we came here,legit excelled in taking our guns,killing us,and raiding us,im sure they would easily take on the imperials as a US marine
"What a nice carrier fleet you got there, would be a shame if something happened to it in the next 5 minutes"
USN: Hey Japan wanna hear a joke?
IJN: Sure
USN: Midway
IJN: I don't get it...
USN: And you never will
👍
😂😈😂😈
Japanese Navy: You were supposed to be dead!
Yorktown: Some says that but i still have one last fight left in me.
Meanwhile after Santa Cruz: hmmm so Hornet is dead huh. Enterprise vs Japan, finally a fair fight
@ZekeTheAssassin BREAKING NEWS: local carrier to angry to die.
To use another Sabaton song : They'll be fighting for their lives, as their enemy revives ! Yorktown won't surrender no, striking fear into their foe ! And that's when the dead ship is sailing again."
That carrier almost escaped midway but a Japanese sub found her when they were reboarding the ship to get it ready to tow back to harbor
*My death was greatly exaggerated*
Yamamoto: I have a fleet.
Nimitz: We have an Enterprise.
Kinda depressing to think they scrapped her instead of saving her as a museum ship. Also that she couldn’t be the one to take the Japanese surrender.
@@jacquelineking5783 ikr
Lexington was the most feared Carrier to the Japanese because they'd "sunk" her 2 or 3 times but she kept coming back to the point that they thought she was a "Ghost ship"
@@mjpraetorian4386 wrong, I think you mean Enterprise as Lady Lex was sunk at Coral Sea
@@invadegreece9281 hmm. Maybe but still the Japanese kinda feared her as well but I see your point
4 dislikes are from Akagi, Kaga, Hiryuu and Souryuu
U forgot Yamamoto
@@foryoutube7420 and Nagumo
Fun fact, Kaga was sunk first.
@@admiralinvertebrate5649 Kaga is the only one of the 4. that no matter what would be doomed. IE even if all the enemy carriers had launched the planes so they were not vulnerable like they were IRL, Kaga would still have sunk. she got smashed
Soryu**
Japanes fleet: Cheerfully going to Midway for another Island Invasion
The US fleet: Cheerfully waiting the Japanese fleet in Midway
The allied mindset at this point is hardly cheerful lol.
Rest In Peace Enterprise, Yorktown, and hornet, the gallant trio, the three sisters can finally rest
Enterprise: 1936 to 1958
Yorktown: 1936 to 1942
Hornet: 1940 to 1942
Long gone, but not forgotten, always.
@Surigao Strait Of course! Rest In Peace Lexington especially, poor old girl burnt and had explosions from the inside out, horrible and painful way to go
( And yes I’m weird in a way that I think that ships have souls and can feel pain, so I end up sympathising and feeling their pain) as I said, I’m a weird mother f*#%£!
Heer Heer!
fuck america
@Surigao Strait America = shit
Isn't there like a modern enterprise?
@@canadaball9777 yes but i think it has been stricken or scrapped
Props to the pilots for being able to see through all that smoke, and props to the men on the ships (who were basically sitting ducks) that managed to survive. *Everyone* in WW2 who fought for their country and didn’t commit war crimes is a hero in my eyes.
Excluding all of the leaders, of course. Dirty decisions were made on both sides. Everyone else, no matter what their ethnicity was, just got drug along for the ride.
Props to the Cameraman 🥶💪🔥💯
@@ChadlyProductionsso true though
One fascinating point worth mentioning- this battle could have gone another direction were it not for another battle one month prior.
Compared to the Battle of Midway, the Battle of the Coral Sea had little strategic impact (apart from forcing the Japanese to cancel the invasion of Port Moresby)
But at Coral Sea, the Japanese Naval Air Arm was dealt a meaningful blow- the light carrier Shoho was sunk, the fleet carrier Shokaku was damaged and the fleet carrier Zuikaku lost most of her air crew.
In other words, because of what happened at Coral Sea, the odds were evened; the Japanese had 2 less fleet carriers to attack Midway. Meaning Japan could only send 4 carriers against the US, who by this point had Yorktown, Hornet and Enterprise (with Midway Island arguably acting as a “4th carrier” in the battle)
Had Shokaku and Zuikaku been at Midway... who knows what would have happened
The US actually had the Saratoga going under repairs, she wouldn't serve in the pacific for long, but she was there and a present threat and the Japanese had no idea where it was. The Coral Sea had stopped the Japanese from sending 5 carriers, adding Shokaku due to damage. The fear of Shokaku was enough that Hornets planes (all but torpedo bombers) went on the "Flight To Nowhere" causing the fighters to ditch and the dive bombers to do jack
Without the Battle of Coral Sea, the US would also have 4 maybe 5 carriers. Without Yorktown taking the damage she did at that battle, and knowing there would be 6 carriers to face off against, I'd say Nimitz would give the same order to rush repairs on a carrier, only it would be Saratoga and knowing when they planned to attack Midway? He may have even drawn Wasp over to make it 6 on 6. What an insane battle that would have been....
It's just too bad that the Saratoga's repairs didn't get a rush job,and that the Wasp wasn't on the West Coast of the Pacific,let alone Pearl Harbor.
If they were at Pearl Harbor after the Coral Sea battle,they would've had the Japanese beat by one Aircraft Carrier(with Midway acting as the 6th carrier).
Also,our first escort carrier(USS LONG ISLAND)should've been there,within visual range of Midway to provide extra air support.
@@jamescarney2032 My dad was stationed on the USS Coral Sea in the mid 1950's. I have an ashtray from her, as well as Dad's other ships, the Midway and the Princeton.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/USS_Coral_Sea_(CV-43)
If the Battle Of The Coral Sea didn't happen the battle would be between:
IJN:
• Akagi
• Kaga
• Hiryū
• Sõryū
• Shōkaku, and
• Zuikaku.
On the US side:
• USS Yorktown
• USS Hornet
• USS Enterprise
• USS Yorktown
• USS Saratoga, and
• USS Wasp
Plus with the Midway air group functioning as an unsinkable carrier; Midway would be the largest carrier to carrier battle in history.
An American English teacher in Japan mentioned that the USA and Japan were once at war. One of the Japanese students raised their hand and asked "who won?"
Ouch
Thing is, they REALLY don’t teach that history in Japan. Mostly to save face. They deny it happened not out of malice but because they legit don’t know.
Yorktown.
Made battle ready in 3 days.
Nuff said
actually 48 minutes apparently
@@erinong193 48 hours maybe, and those dockworkers for the most part remained onboard to continue repairs as she made for Midway. A huge part of how she was so able to be patched up to such an extent hiryu's air group thought they'd found a new carrier on that 2nd strike was due to Pearl Harbor repair crews being onboard.
And if the Japanese hadn't had a submarine in the area to finish her off there's a very good chance they could've towed her back to Pearl Harbor and repaired her and had her back in the fight
cant wait
also, welcome back to youtube my freind, we all have missed you
Midway is often regarded as the turning point in the Pacific war, yet is, for the most part, ignored by modern society.
I mean, most of this footage is from a movie called "Midway" that came out in 2019, detailing the first half of the war. And it does it with near perfect historical accuracy. Though the acting isn't too good and hollywood exaggerated a few scenes. Visuals are amazing though.
@@TaraZaraChara you reckon its worth a watch?
@@SuperWesty177 Oh definately, you'll enjoy it a lot.
Yeah... The worse is that the European frontline is the most talked like, " oh... The battles were very bloody... Bla Bla Bla..." They were bloody indeed, but at the end of WW2, the US had more Pacific veterans with PTSD than the veterans of Europe frontline... That's a fact, because the Germans were the kind that they surrender... But the Japanese... I would say at least 90% of them, they didn't surrender at all... I recommend to watch the mini series of Tom Hanks and Steven Spielberg about the Marines fighting in the Pacific.
I mean, when you tell someone who didn't know, they'd think "No shit sherlock, the turning point of the pacific theater was the *midway* "
Ba dum tss
One of the most important battles of the war, yet is rarely spoken of.
One point I find that this battle highlighted- the sheer difference in quality of Damage Control for both sides.
Case and point- Akagi takes only one bomb and is a total loss. Yorktown, however, takes 3 bombs, gets repaired, then takes 2 aerial torpedoes... and she still survives.
Had I-168 not attacked after the battle, chances are Yorktown could’ve limped to a port to be repaired; again, the difference in damage control was truly staggering
The only reason it was not saved was a Japanese sub
Let's also remember
Yorktown was still damaged after Coral Sea
@@Green_Magolor_Gijinka yep it had almost been sunk but it was towed back to harbor whare they spent 3 days repairing it as fast as possible they were still welding as it was sailing out of the harbor to go to midway
@@apex_blue 1 day is 24 hours
2 days is 48 hours 3 days is 72 hours
@@USSEnterprise6126 wait sorry my math sucks
Its pearl harbor day. 80 years ago today. I had 2 uncles in the navy. One had shell shock. Died In a mental hospital a day my parents and grandparents never forgot
Funny how times can change. Could you imagine telling an American marine 80 years ago that in the 21st Century, we'd be allies with the Japanese and would be counting on them to help us in a potential conflict with China (who was our ally in 1942?)
But then again, could you imagine trying to tell two soldiers, one from the North, one from the South, in 1863 that in 80 years they'd be standing side-by-side as brothers fighting off Imperial Japan?
History has a way of doing that. OR in 1776 UK and USA would be close allies and fight together in multiple wars.
You want a real headsplitter? Tell anyone in England or France at pretty much any point in their history from 1850 back, that in time they would become staunch allies fighting for survival many times.
Yoooo, sabaton seen this video. And showed it on their Twitter.
Imma guess you’re using Midway movie parts for this?
Yep
That an Tora tora
It matches perfection
For most parts,
both of them
Fun fact: There was actually a US bomber at midway that tried to ram the akagi’s bridge but narrowly missed it
@BifeWeater yeah i saw it from him
“Did he just try to hit us?”(Japanese Officer)
“Americans aren’t that brave” (Vice Admiral Chuichi Nagumo 1942)
Pretty sure you know the quote
fuck america
@@thefauron742 You sure you want to be saying that bud? Nowadays no nation is innocent or pure but what America fought for back then was so newer generations like you could have the freedom you have now. If the axis won you wouldn't have the freedom to shit talk since the Japanese were strict and didn't tolerate disrespect and saying anything wrong about the emperor was borderline treason. On the other hand Nazi Germany had a view of what the perfect race was, and if you didn't fit that bill well....it's heavy to even talk about. May those killed in concentration camps find rest in death.
@@azuresusanoo9770 Ignore it, is a troll
Been playing Battlestations Pacific lately so this song has been at the top of my playlist
Today I sank three Imperial Japanese Navy battleships and two aircraft carriers
O say can you see, by the dawn's early light,
What so proudly we hail'd at the twilight's last gleaming,
Whose broad stripes and bright stars through the perilous fight
O'er the ramparts we watch'd were so gallantly streaming?
And the rocket's red glare, the bomb bursting in air,
Gave proof through the night that our flag was still there,
O say does that star-spangled banner yet wave
O'er the land of the free and the home of the brave?
On the shore dimly seen through the mists of the deep
Where the foe's haughty host in dread silence reposes,
What is that which the breeze, o'er the towering steep,
As it fitfully blows, half conceals, half discloses?
Now it catches the gleam of the morning's first beam,
In full glory reflected now shines in the stream,
'Tis the star-spangled banner - O long may it wave
O'er the land of the free and the home of the brave!
And where is that band who so vauntingly swore,
That the havoc of war and the battle's confusion
A home and a Country should leave us no more?
Their blood has wash'd out their foul footstep's pollution.
No refuge could save the hireling and slave
From the terror of flight or the gloom of the grave,
And the star-spangled banner in triumph doth wave
O'er the land of the free and the home of the brave.
O thus be it ever when freemen shall stand
Between their lov'd home and the war's desolation!
Blest with vict'ry and peace may the heav'n rescued land
Praise the power that hath made and preserv'd us a nation!
Then conquer we must, when our cause it is just,
And this be our motto - "In God is our trust,"
And the star-spangled banner in triumph shall wave
O'er the land of the free and the home of the brave.
Dude the Sabaton Facebook page shared you're video!
I can't even image how awesome it feels for an American when they say, "We'll meet at Midway!".
It's great to see you making new music videos dude.
They put this in their Facebook page! I'm so glad for you Knight! Been here since before the happening, still have some of your videos downloaded (in 360p unfortunately) and I'm so glad! I hope you keep creating videos!
Loved the video! Although I feel like a missed opportunity was when “a blood red sun on the rise” played, there should’ve been a Japanese flag fade in. Other then that outstanding as always!
sad how brutal and how important the pacific theatre was and everyone focuses on europe, even though japan if not have been stopped by the U.S would have most likley inavded the rest of aisa and would have won, since by the time japan was invaded by the U.S it had already stormed halfway through china
@@richardzuckerman3166 wow, nice subtle racism
@@richardzuckerman3166 wow a racist
@@richardzuckerman3166 lol, is mostly because in school is taught the actual things that happened, not what could have happen.
Also... because well you know... Europe was involved in the European theatre not the Pacific, i doubt many americans study the 30 years war, great northern war (which is not even taught in most of Europe i think), Lawrence of Arabia and the Great Arab Revolt...
@@gamermosley7803 we do learn about Peter the great for a day atleast we did at my high school
Watched the movie while going to Florida... got to say, that was a damn masterpiece of history.
I had a dream last night that I was flying a B-25 Mitchell bombing Japanese military installations, I initially forgot about it but this song reminded me of it
Wow. My dreams would probably be me in full spartan armor at Thermopylae
One of the Doolittle Raiders, huh?
@@champagnegascogne9755 I'm not sure, might have been.
I was wondering when you'd do this since the movie Midway was out. It really befits well with this song along with some scenes from Pearl Harbor to go with it. Brilliant job as usual. I have enjoyed the Midway 2019 film.
0:57 - 1:14 The Best Moment at music video, nice camera angle of showing pilots face while diving 🛬👌
Congrats. Sabaton likes this.
Hey Knight! I just want to say thanks for your work :D Its just great that you continue even though youtube deletes your content and even whole channel. Love you and please dont stop. I dont know how much you get from these videos, but just remember that thousands of Sabaton fans love your montages and you are the best out there ;)
Let me in! Let me in!
When the Japanese send in cherry blossoms and divine winds to destroy you bit you have a little boy and a fat man:
Then they sent anime
@anonymous apple oh lord
and an Enterprise
you know you have done some great work when Sabaton post your video on their socialmedia, great video m8!
Holy shit dude. You are the master of SABATON music videos, mixing both movie scenes and historic archive footage.
Now this is what a Sabaton Music video should look like. Proper good job, mate!
Sabaton send me to check this out. This is awesome!
A war in the Atlantic is a gentlemen's game,
A war in the pacific is an Americans Game
And a war on the land is a comrade’s game
😉
@@mergerus1502 The war on land is a fucking mess
@@mergerus1502 *T-34s emerge everywhere*
Rest in peace to those who died let there death not be in vain to Japan and America
Just America and the Allies plz. The soldiers and sailors of The IJA and IJN deserve no respect nor should be honor but be remembered for their crimes against humanity . They are brutes who commit the worst war crimes ever to be seen in human history. Look what they did to China, the Philippines, and many more places they invaded.
I can’t imagine how much guts it had to take to bomb those ships like that.
Dick best (Yes that's his actual name) not only bombed, but sunk two of the four japanese carriers on midway. Go ask him
1:06 I'm pretty sure this is supposed to be him
Very few things give me chills, this was one of them
This is just amazing, i love your video
This was so good I got chills...damn.
I love Sabaton, don't change
Knight SGC seems to have some of the best Sabaton music videos.
This is one of their best songs and I wish they did more like it. However this did it justice my friend
I usually hate metal, but this is actually really good.
Until I discovered Sabaton I thought most metal music was 90% incoherent screaming and bashing instruments.
I’ve grown to like some other metal bands with discernible lyrics but I don’t know if they constitute an evolution or sub genre of metal.
@@jonsmitt9769 same
Amazing as always
That guitar solo is 🔥🔥🔥
No one's asking but
This dude has well-made MVs that I was inspired to make an AMV using his style.
It's like a master craftsman showing off his skills
Which videos of yours would you say most mimic this style?
@@cassiusemmanualtheyoutubep3171
Mimic is not really the correct word since I also added my own style but he inspired me to make these
My first amv; Kantai Collection with the same song
ua-cam.com/video/mZjyLNunSE8/v-deo.html
My second amv; Youjo Senki with Night Witches
ua-cam.com/video/wsrcLe-pRvs/v-deo.html
anime SUCKS
@@codeine6483 based
@@codeine6483 desaB
Amazing video, as always!
Omg! I love this video, a great quality.
I NEED THIS D: !
Need what?
woooo another great song
Great editing!
Another great Video
it's one thing I must admit, people at that time knew how to resolve differences.
Great video for experience
Me planning to ambush my sleep paralysis demon.
You deserve more views. I know this took a long time to make
yes sir this is grate
This is much better than the official video.
Great mix of the two Midway movies
Love it!
It's a bomb-run day, it's the naval way!
0:53
To me it sounds like "cause we are bored"
I will never unhear this
We are boaard
This is well made ngl
Sabaton should do a song on the Big E herself.
Wish they had saved the OG Enterprise as a museum ship, would make this idea even better!
YES
They tried to make her a museum but did not get enough money to do so so she got scraped
@@carrotgoboom Some people say that's what killed Halsey.
Guadalcanal, Samar, Jutland, and Cape Matapan would also be good subjects if Sabaton does more songs based on naval engagements.
this is the grapgic description of me playing with paper planes :v
I'm in love with this Japanese aesthetic... My god, this is so beautiful
Japan lost xd1!1!1!1!1!1!1!1!
@@envy5480 they didn’t just lose, they got their asses handed to them, not once, not twice, but 3 times. Nuked twice and utterly destroyed at Midway.
@@robdog1245 Guadalcanal, Philippine Sea and Samar as well. . .
@@robdog1245 5 times if you count the firebombing campaign
@@tyvernoverlord5363 Don't forget Leyte Gulf
Midway 1976, Tora Tora Tora!, Pearl Harbor, Midway 2019, Men of Yamato, Eternal Zero, and Archimedes' War.
A nicely well-done mash up set to the song.
Edit: Took me a second playthrough to see I missed two.
I like this song🤩
N İ C E.watchedthis this video 6 times now.
I simply must subscribe
Sabaton shared this on Twitter! 😊
Cato and Knight SGC uploading on the same day? am I imagining things?
*BREATHES IN* MIDWAY
First time that i heard this songs and is awesome 🤘
Very nice 👍 good job 👏 Thank you very much 😇
RESPECT ✊✊✊✊✊✊✊✊✊
Your really are a talented
I now have to register with the state and inform my neighbors of my new status after what I did to that replay button...
I saw this music video as a kid and loved it
Its the 80th anniversary
Greatful!