Most of these soldiers volunteered to go to Gallipoli because they thought they were going to destroying the enemy quickly and then have plenty of fun. RIP
@@alittlebitofhistory it's really a tragicomic situation. He's a church silly but nothing happened in his comfortable chair. Those who died were the Ottomans who protected their homeland and the English and Anzacs who were forcibly sent to Gallipoli.
@@senisevmek1993 As much as there is blame to be laid on him, I do think that Churchill is a bit to unjustly vilified for Gallipoli, Yes that invasion was his idea but he wasn't in charge of the ground forces during the campaign he just suggested the idea. Also after the failure he had help course he realised he was out of touch with this new form of warfare and went to serve on the western front for a few months to try and understand (personally I think he was hoping for a hero's death to wipe away the shame of Gallipoli.) Sadly and as horrible it is to say it 1915 was the year of learning how to fight a total war and Britain and its Allies learnt some very hard lessons all over the world. against the Ottomans they learnt no to underestimate an enemy especially one fighting on home ground.
One of the things that I hate about these latest Battlefield story mode is that is you on your own against an entire army, no teammates like in BF3 campaign.
yea bfv took it way too far with the one man army bullshit. 80% of it is on your own vs large amounts of enemies. It’s so obvious to make the war stories co-op, it instantly makes them more fun and make sense. Instead we got the most half arsed uninspired co-op in BF history.
@@deadlock5170 yep I didn't even bother playing this or bf1s campaigns in their entirety. Pure disappointments. I'm sorry but war stories are simply not a good format for single player
I don't know what went wrong BF Bad Company 1 & 2 did it right with your whole teammates being hilarious to go with BF3 done it well enough even when the team got split up going stealth at least 4 isn't so bad since you can command the team to fire at the enemies you're spotting but damn the story is like Fast and Furious insanity where the main character falls 4 storied building unscathed, gets slammed by a yacht on a bridge and lived, finally surviving a dam flood 3 and Bad Company did it all right The rest sucks
@@Ma-mj7or Both sides were Imperialistic and wanted each other's shit. Good vs Evil was only apparent in WW2, in WW1 it didnt matter if you supported Germans or British, you will still be colonised and subjugated anyways
Imagine invading a country on the other side of the world because a country even more far on the other side of the world convinced you to die in their place
@Charl0z Don't forget petty monarchies on it's last legs, god World War 1 was so meaningless it physicaly hurts, respect for the Anzacs who fough valiantly even after being decieved to go into a meatgrinder by a fake sense of British nationalism
@@Fulcrox was the British way. Call on the Australians and Canadians and New Zealanders because we were all expendable in the eyes of the Great Britain. I am sure there were more in the Commonwealth that were used as war time mules.
As a turk i really like this game and this mission but i kinda hate the lack of games that look from the pov of an ottoman soldier it would be a very decent change and would bring me great joy
@@AFGuidesHD Churchill went down in history as one of the worst navy ministers and strategists in history. (but it can't even be called strategy because he thought he could only cross the strait with the navy) LOL :)
What are your legs? Steel springs What are they going to do? Hurl me down the tracks How fast can you run? Fast as leopard How fast are you gonna run? As fast as leopard Then let see you do it
This is my most favorite mission so far but I was disappointed that Turkish Mauser 1903 was not added into the vanilla game, nor its third DLC "Turning Tides".
one of the bloodiest battles in the war, rest in peace to my Turkish ancestors and also rest in peace to the British, French, and Anzac soldiers who died during this battle as well, big losses on both sides, nobody won this battle
@@zraxkz4471 thats not true . We won our idependence in 1922 and we won our Republic free from our enemys in our Motherland. It was not possible and a ilusion to hold the whole empire land.
I've always had so many issues with this mission 1) why are they in Blue, the Australian Imperial Force Uniform was Khaki 2) Australia didn't have conscription for overseas service, we only had it for home defence, in fact the two reinforcement referendums were solely because of this. 3) I know its nitpicking because its further along the game than the year, but Australian's didn't use shotguns, or Bren Guns, or MG08's 4) slouch hats weren't worn in the field bloused, in fact at Gallipoli most AIF members where wearing British Trench Caps (a separate Australian identity didn't exist until 1918) Its also annoying the fact that this is supposed to be the 2nd Battle of Krithia, but that isn't Krithia, that castle is at Çannakale
12:19 The binoculars dropped on the floor when picking up a gun in war story missions is a game bug. You can still pick it up and use it but if you switch weapons you will drop it. You can still able to use the binoculars while on the horse.
Company of Heroes: Opposing Fronts has a single player campaign where you play as a German panzer division fighting against the British and American armies during Operation Market Garden, complete with voiced characters (focusing on a captain and his younger brother), cutscenes, etc. That's pretty much the only example I can think of in an AAA game.
@@DaGood_B0y actually, I think bf5 would be 10x better and much more interesting if all of these war stories were based on real events like the ones listed down below. - Mad Jack (the british soldier that fought in ww2 with nothing but a Scottish broadsword, a bow & arrow, & bagpipes.) - Audie Murphy (the short texan that held off german forces from a burning tank.) - Hiro oonoda (the Japanese soldier that continued to fight ww2 even after the war was over.) - Franz stigler & Charlie brown (the bf 109 ace that gave up the knight's Cross to save a b17 from impending doom.) - Desmond doss (the pacifist hero of hacksaw ridge that survived ww2 without firing a single shot.) - Castle itter (the battle where both American & German forces fought the waffen ss.) - lauri torni (the soldier that fought in 3 different armies.) - night witches (the soviet pilots that led night raids against axis forces.)
Shame they only shed a light on the Entente powers and not even the Central Powers. A Verdun war story on the German side would have been great, as well as the defense of Gallipoli on the Ottoman side, and then bitter cold warfare on the Austro-Hungarian side.
They did Successfully defend territory but Their first Republic President Ataturk Commended Bravery Sacrifices ANZAC made And they even Recognise and considered one of highest event memorial
One of my favorite mission on BF1, fighting the Ottoman, and that kid... I'm gonna die No you're not. You're an Australian, were impossible to kill. Australian lag reference
everyone in the world warned the british about this operation as extremly risky but they were like nope we do it old style we march in line with redcoats
What always bugged me about this campaign is that the main character you play as wears a blue shirt with rolled up sleeves in cutscenes yet wears a brown British uniform with the sleeves rolled down during gameplay.
They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old. Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn. At the going down of the sun and in the morning We will remember them
Just love the accuracy of the game lol. Tin hats and a scope that seemed so luxurious. Even billy sing went with just an iron sight and still got a lot of targets. The uniforms, everyone wore they're full uniform on the first day, no rolled up sleeves etc and no capes... Nonetheless though this is a game and of course it has to look heroic...
So my great great grandfather was killed in action against the united states' in ww1... His son was taken prisoner by the americans at omaha beach..my grandfather was born in bavaria in 34... Became a us citizen in 46.. my father, son and grandson of "Nazi's" became a us Marine...... Here I am.... Funny how everything goes
the only thing that is wrong is that the stalhnhelm was created in 1916. so that means the ottomans in this must have went to the future. otherwise it is great and awesome and cool.
2:02 The soldier is in fact underage. Many boys lied their way into the army through other means like faking a birth cert or a recruitment officer turning a blind eye
Let's remember that the same German or ottoman we say was evil and demonic, he fought for his homeland and is considered a hero. Like American or British or Russian heroes
@@bulutuss Bu şekilde İngilizceleştirilebilir. Arkadaşı, Türkçe yazdı diye hor görmeniz yanlış. Her millet öz diliyle konuşur, yazışır ve ona göre davranır. Aşağılık kompleksine girmeye gerek yok. Karşı tarafın anlaması için illa İngilizce yazmasına gerek de yok ama ben kendimce çevirdim yine de buraya bırakıyorum. Translation of his sentence: While we have this fearlessness, love for God, and strong faith in God, God would indeed protect the Turk, so that you encounter us gray wolves on the mountains, then you will understand what I mean.
Independent of all identities, first I am a human being. The first thing we will defend in the universe is my own species, humanity. It is very sad that so many people died for nothing. There is nothing to say.
Most of these soldiers volunteered to go to Gallipoli because they thought they were going to destroying the enemy quickly and then have plenty of fun. RIP
Many were even issued "occupation money" to spend when they took Constantinople as it was believed it would be such a short campaign .
@@alittlebitofhistory it's really a tragicomic situation. He's a church silly but nothing happened in his comfortable chair. Those who died were the Ottomans who protected their homeland and the English and Anzacs who were forcibly sent to Gallipoli.
@@senisevmek1993 As much as there is blame to be laid on him, I do think that Churchill is a bit to unjustly vilified for Gallipoli, Yes that invasion was his idea but he wasn't in charge of the ground forces during the campaign he just suggested the idea. Also after the failure he had help course he realised he was out of touch with this new form of warfare and went to serve on the western front for a few months to try and understand (personally I think he was hoping for a hero's death to wipe away the shame of Gallipoli.) Sadly and as horrible it is to say it 1915 was the year of learning how to fight a total war and Britain and its Allies learnt some very hard lessons all over the world. against the Ottomans they learnt no to underestimate an enemy especially one fighting on home ground.
@@senisevmek1993 they were soldiers warriors they gave their lives
One of the things that I hate about these latest Battlefield story mode is that is you on your own against an entire army, no teammates like in BF3 campaign.
There are teammates, but only in short sections
yea bfv took it way too far with the one man army bullshit. 80% of it is on your own vs large amounts of enemies. It’s so obvious to make the war stories co-op, it instantly makes them more fun and make sense. Instead we got the most half arsed uninspired co-op in BF history.
@@deadlock5170 yep I didn't even bother playing this or bf1s campaigns in their entirety. Pure disappointments. I'm sorry but war stories are simply not a good format for single player
@@bumblebrutus7685 bad opinion plus ratio
I don't know what went wrong
BF Bad Company 1 & 2 did it right with your whole teammates being hilarious to go with
BF3 done it well enough even when the team got split up going stealth at least
4 isn't so bad since you can command the team to fire at the enemies you're spotting but damn the story is like Fast and Furious insanity where the main character falls 4 storied building unscathed, gets slammed by a yacht on a bridge and lived, finally surviving a dam flood
3 and Bad Company did it all right
The rest sucks
I love battlefield one because these campaigns were masterpieces. May the men on both sides of the real Gallipoli Campaign Rest In Peace
Piece or peace
@@accelerator7952 DO NOT disrespect them like THAT!! IT IS PEACE
Thank you as a Turkish man I thank you
@Jaequan Smith There was zero trench warfare in any of them in the first one you were in a tank
@Jaequan Smith True
They never gave us a German, Ottoman and a Austro-Hungarian campaign. Wasted potential.
Yeah, that would be great to see a campaign from the "evil" side.
@@Ma-mj7or not evil tho
@@Ma-mj7or Both sides were Imperialistic and wanted each other's shit. Good vs Evil was only apparent in WW2, in WW1 it didnt matter if you supported Germans or British, you will still be colonised and subjugated anyways
@@fuhrerjohnson5115 That's why i said 'evil' idiot.
@@hassanmasana3016 what do you mean.
he sacrifice his own life,for ensuring safety of fellow soldiers.such a brave and kind fellow.
Well, it was his call of duty!
No one will do that in this Modern Era
@@CounterStriker013009 god's plan
Maybe because we can now communicate with technology @CounterStriker013009
@@CounterStriker013009 Wtf are you talking about moron?
People still sacrifice themselves in battles.
Imagine invading a country on the other side of the world because a country even more far on the other side of the world convinced you to die in their place
every world conflict ever. thats not new news kid lol
As late as 1918 many Australians considered themselves British
That's one of the most ignorant and uneducated views on the matter
@Charl0z Don't forget petty monarchies on it's last legs, god World War 1 was so meaningless it physicaly hurts, respect for the Anzacs who fough valiantly even after being decieved to go into a meatgrinder by a fake sense of British nationalism
@@Fulcrox was the British way. Call on the Australians and Canadians and New Zealanders because we were all expendable in the eyes of the Great Britain. I am sure there were more in the Commonwealth that were used as war time mules.
The Beach Charge was one of the best moments of the game
As a turk i really like this game and this mission but i kinda hate the lack of games that look from the pov of an ottoman soldier it would be a very decent change and would bring me great joy
White people dont care about brown people. Get used to it
@@guitarhamster102 pretty sure turks arent brown...
@@guitarhamster102 proceeds to ignore the fact that they made the prologue character black and one of the main characters Arabian
I would play a game as a Turk during Gallipoli but as an Australian I don’t think I could do it killing ANZACs also respect from Australia.
@@chasedownunder8398 Of course, we do not want you to do this, but we also do not want to kill the soldiers of our nation. I hope you understand.
"Was Gallipoli not enough for you? "
"HOW DARE YOU? !! "
He had a point though, Churchill made a mess of everything he did lol
@@AFGuidesHD Churchill went down in history as one of the worst navy ministers and strategists in history. (but it can't even be called strategy because he thought he could only cross the strait with the navy) LOL :)
@@AFGuidesHDexactly
The end of this mission is pretty sad because he dies. I actually cried at the end of this mission
@@sendyseptian8773 And?
@@sendyseptian8773 It's world war one mate, if it didn't happen then we wouldn't learn our lesson about War
@@sendyseptian8773because the Ottomans never invaded other countries...
Are you a woman?
@@XaviRonaldo0 what about Arabia? Dont the Ottomans invade them
The uniforms look so accurate in single player
Yeah for the most part they look fine.
Yes, except for the helmets, gas masks, hats being a bit all over the place etc.
This is the most epik campaign for people who’s celebrating Anzac day in a Aussie school
Greetings from Türkey🇦🇺🇹🇷
:))
The campaign in this game was shit, I beat the game pretty easily on veteran mode, and story had uninteresting characters.
@@memezoffuckery3207 heck no
@@memezoffuckery3207 then make your own game
What are your legs?
Steel springs
What are they going to do?
Hurl me down the tracks
How fast can you run?
Fast as leopard
How fast are you gonna run?
As fast as leopard
Then let see you do it
bruhh
Great reference to a great film
This is my most favorite mission so far but I was disappointed that Turkish Mauser 1903 was not added into the vanilla game, nor its third DLC "Turning Tides".
Yeah they opted for the Moschetto Carcano smh
@@rosaria8384 At least the Carcano is an original weapon, why would they add the Turkish version of a gun that was already in the game?
one of the bloodiest battles in the war, rest in peace to my Turkish ancestors and also rest in peace to the British, French, and Anzac soldiers who died during this battle as well, big losses on both sides, nobody won this battle
i personally just visited the memorial here in Turkey, was one of the saddest sights i’ve ever saw in my life
Turkei won
@@duxemised9802 may have won that battle but they lost the war
@@zraxkz4471 thats not true . We won our idependence in 1922 and we won our Republic free from our enemys in our Motherland. It was not possible and a ilusion to hold the whole empire land.
@@EE39775 that’s an entirely different war brother, but yes you’re right
Ne mutlu Türküm diyene 🦾🦾🦾🦾🦾🦾🦾🦾🦾🦾🦾🦾🦾🦾
🇹🇷🇹🇷♥️🇦🇿🇦🇿
tüm şehitlerimize Allah rahmet eylesin.
I've always had so many issues with this mission
1) why are they in Blue, the Australian Imperial Force Uniform was Khaki
2) Australia didn't have conscription for overseas service, we only had it for home defence, in fact the two reinforcement referendums were solely because of this.
3) I know its nitpicking because its further along the game than the year, but Australian's didn't use shotguns, or Bren Guns, or MG08's
4) slouch hats weren't worn in the field bloused, in fact at Gallipoli most AIF members where wearing British Trench Caps (a separate Australian identity didn't exist until 1918)
Its also annoying the fact that this is supposed to be the 2nd Battle of Krithia, but that isn't Krithia, that castle is at Çannakale
3:15
"send these cordinates"
Bishop haven't told anything. How could foster know the cordinates?!
Brain wave power lmao
In my opinion its the best war story in bf1
17:59 holy hell, biggest clutch ever
Çanakkale geçilmez 🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷
12:19 The binoculars dropped on the floor when picking up a gun in war story missions is a game bug. You can still pick it up and use it but if you switch weapons you will drop it.
You can still able to use the binoculars while on the horse.
I wish someone ANY game company would make a war/shooter game depicty the side of the Germans, Axis powers, and Russia.
Company of Heroes: Opposing Fronts has a single player campaign where you play as a German panzer division fighting against the British and American armies during Operation Market Garden, complete with voiced characters (focusing on a captain and his younger brother), cutscenes, etc. That's pretty much the only example I can think of in an AAA game.
they made one in battlefield 5 (ww2) about a german tank commander
@@DaGood_B0y actually, I think bf5 would be 10x better and much more interesting if all of these war stories were based on real events like the ones listed down below.
- Mad Jack (the british soldier that fought in ww2 with nothing but a Scottish broadsword, a bow & arrow, & bagpipes.)
- Audie Murphy (the short texan that held off german forces from a burning tank.)
- Hiro oonoda (the Japanese soldier that continued to fight ww2 even after the war was over.)
- Franz stigler & Charlie brown (the bf 109 ace that gave up the knight's Cross to save a b17 from impending doom.)
- Desmond doss (the pacifist hero of hacksaw ridge that survived ww2 without firing a single shot.)
- Castle itter (the battle where both American & German forces fought the waffen ss.)
- lauri torni (the soldier that fought in 3 different armies.)
- night witches (the soviet pilots that led night raids against axis forces.)
“Yeah okay, you’re staying here” got me laughing for some reason
Gallipoli was the bloodiest amphibious campaign ever.
4:27 My man literally tripped and died
Lol
@@thecoolestzhukov8213 lok
My first mission i cried on :(
Good kid
anyone notice that the yellow flare he gave the kid is actually meant to signal for the artillery guns to start barraging the fort?
Canakkale is impasble ! 🇹🇷🇹🇷
çanakkale geçilmez TR TR
@ARDA Helal olsun tek türk sensin burda 🇹🇷
@@randommemer1385 ben de varım evelAllah! çanakkale geçilmez!!
@@senisevmek1993 helal sana 😂😂😂
@@randommemer1385 sana da helal. bu hepimizin meselesi.
🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷
Shame they only shed a light on the Entente powers and not even the Central Powers. A Verdun war story on the German side would have been great, as well as the defense of Gallipoli on the Ottoman side, and then bitter cold warfare on the Austro-Hungarian side.
yo you finally got 1.09 million subscriber
yeap 20th november 2020 ;)
BİZ HAKKIMIZLA ALDIK O SAVAŞI
This is so nostalgic
I'm just now finding out the Battle of Gallipoli resulted in a Ottoman victory.
They did Successfully defend territory but Their first Republic President Ataturk Commended Bravery Sacrifices ANZAC made
And they even Recognise and considered one of highest event memorial
@@AlGhulkazim Yeah as a Turk this should never be happened.
One of my favorite mission on BF1, fighting the Ottoman, and that kid...
I'm gonna die
No you're not. You're an Australian, were impossible to kill.
Australian lag reference
The graphics of the runner war look so cool
Foster looks like if schorder from bfv ( last tiger campaign ) was australian and didnt killed anyone on the team
Gets me every time
If only they added Instant Action in every Battlefield like in Battlefront 2
Respect to the Aussies from America 🇺🇸🇦🇺
@The Exemplary Englishman oh ok
everyone in the world warned the british about this operation as extremly risky but they were like nope we do it old style we march in line with redcoats
Not sure what you mean about redcoats the last time they were used in action on a large scale in was The Battle of Ginnis on the 30th December 1885.
What always bugged me about this campaign is that the main character you play as wears a blue shirt with rolled up sleeves in cutscenes yet wears a brown British uniform with the sleeves rolled down during gameplay.
They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old. Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn.
At the going down of the sun and in the morning
We will remember them
Lest we forget
Oyunda en zor öldürülebilen tek asker bu.
🤣🤣🤣 onlar oyle kardesim!
This one had me in my feels after playing. 😢
I'd love a real,semi realistic WW1 campaign
I salute you sir Bishop 👏🇦🇺🇬🇧
"I'm gonna die."
"No you're not. You're Australian. You're impossible to kill."
*Russians from Osoweicz*: Allow us to introduce ourselves...
You never win in Gelibolu. 🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷
Mesopotamia
Being because you win one time you thing you are kratos💀
@@topfireplayer_yt2131One time? 💀 You were fucked in the war of the Turkish independence 🇹🇷🤜🇬🇧🇦🇲🇬🇷🇮🇹🇲🇫
Just love the accuracy of the game lol. Tin hats and a scope that seemed so luxurious. Even billy sing went with just an iron sight and still got a lot of targets. The uniforms, everyone wore they're full uniform on the first day, no rolled up sleeves etc and no capes... Nonetheless though this is a game and of course it has to look heroic...
Correct me if I'm wrong I'm pretty sure no Australians landed at Caps Hellas either.
Ottoman Caliphate
Yaşasın Osmanlı yaşasın Türkiye NE MUTLU TÜRKÜM DİYENE!☪☪
So my great great grandfather was killed in action against the united states' in ww1... His son was taken prisoner by the americans at omaha beach..my grandfather was born in bavaria in 34... Became a us citizen in 46.. my father, son and grandson of "Nazi's" became a us Marine...... Here I am.... Funny how everything goes
Ever noticed that hostile soldiers in cutscenes have the same weapon as the allied soldiers?
fun fact those battleships are the Iron Duke Class, just wanted to share
Big fen bro
Sabaton Cliffs Of Gallipoli tells the true story of this horrific tragedy
Nice
I prefer the multiplayer especially the operations games because of the sniping. I was like god with the Springfield rifle.
Ok i guess im gonna cry again
Türkçe bilen agalara selam 🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷
Ve aleyküm Selam Kardeşim
Anyone else have the glitch where your artillery isn't sending even after spotting all field guns and HMGs
Ahhh the classic "RUN BITCH, RUUUUUN" mission.... Nice
It's is so emotional
Man i want to play BF1
I have a title for a WWII axis side game: "Call of Duty: Axis Front"
I really wish there was a storyline about the Indian battalion in WW1
Man this game is cool, but my pc can't handle this type of game lol
the only thing that is wrong is that the stalhnhelm was created in 1916. so that means the ottomans in this must have went to the future. otherwise it is great and awesome and cool.
Brodie helmets were not used on Gallipoli either .
Oh mothers wipe your tears your sons will rest a million years found their peace at last as foe turn to friend and forgive
Sabaton
Too many deaths to many young men long live the anzacs
For what
🔥
I didn't even know there were Australian's at Cape Helles
You basically plays Mel Gibson role in the Gallipoli movie
There battle of galloipoli was the second bloodiest battle in hisotry
Modelling of Turkish building is excelent. (I'm a Turk a btw)
This is like D-Day in world war 1
2:02 The soldier is in fact underage. Many boys lied their way into the army through other means like faking a birth cert or a recruitment officer turning a blind eye
5:25 i mean....he will die a few days later in the campaign so....
Let's remember that the same German or ottoman we say was evil and demonic, he fought for his homeland and is considered a hero. Like American or British or Russian heroes
Ottaman hero love you🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷 turkish
4:52 You are good man
Nope he let the ottoman soldier suffer from pain
Today was March 18th, Çanakkale is impassable! 🇹🇷
WW1 DDAY
More dangerous and deadly
Even 10 thousand soldiers did not die during dday, but half a million men died in the Gallipoli campaign. half of them were english, anzac and french.
But this time defenders became victorious.
we as turks protecdet our homeland we they RİP
hi, im back
Turkey🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷
Ran by a tyrant
@@enclavetechsupport5248 And Ataturk defeated that tyrant
@@sbd03 and then the people of his country re-elected a number of tyrants after his death
LoL im from Turkey and i rlly wasnt expecting them to make them speaking turkish
Osmanlı Türkçesi
Guys Someone explain, What does a meaning that End Mission.Meaning that song
Cari aja bang zajdi zajdi judulnya
ua-cam.com/video/eCsjWSQdG28/v-deo.html
CANAKKALE GECILMEZ....
I love video game stories
Real story too
Bizde bu korkusuzluk allah sevgisi iman gücü varken allah türkü korur biz bozkurt la karşılaşın dağda ozaman ne demek istediğimi anlayacaksınız
@@bulutuss Bu şekilde İngilizceleştirilebilir. Arkadaşı, Türkçe yazdı diye hor görmeniz yanlış. Her millet öz diliyle konuşur, yazışır ve ona göre davranır. Aşağılık kompleksine girmeye gerek yok. Karşı tarafın anlaması için illa İngilizce yazmasına gerek de yok ama ben kendimce çevirdim yine de buraya bırakıyorum. Translation of his sentence: While we have this fearlessness, love for God, and strong faith in God, God would indeed protect the Turk, so that you encounter us gray wolves on the mountains, then you will understand what I mean.
Independent of all identities, first I am a human being. The first thing we will defend in the universe is my own species, humanity. It is very sad that so many people died for nothing. There is nothing to say.
The aussie wearing bordie helmet is another inaccuracy historically, they should replaced the bordie helmet as Cap, Pith helmet and slouch hat
Lest We Forget.
👌👌👌👌👌👌👌
Nobody can pass Canakkale
You know them Turks are cussing him out lol
They deserve all of them except those who were taken to war by force, my friend :)
Is this a Nut Shot? 17:20