Totally Awesome Reaction To Sabaton - To Hell And Back
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Lol never stop a sabaton video until the end lol
Audie played himself in the movie To Hell and Back. Kind of surprised you had no idea who he was. There is a VA hospital in San Antonio, Texas that honors his name. My dad was a war hero from WW2. A Bomber Squadron Leader who was shot down on his 69th mission and spent 17 months in a German POW prison. His mother was a German immigrant so being half German, he went through torture, mock firing squads(because they treated him as a traitor), and after being liberated by the Russian Army, he self medicated with alcohol until 1973. He would only talk about the war 5 minutes before he passed out from drinking, and not at all after he joined AA. I spent a lot of time with him at the VA hospital. Most of our HEROs are broken men. I miss him every day.
Sabaton! I'd recommend their live versions of 'Price of a Mile' or 'Attack of the Dead Men'
Oh yes! The price of a mile from woodstock is possibly my favourite live performance ever!
Here’s the link if you decide to react to it:
ua-cam.com/video/q-f0MPeDY68/v-deo.html
Audie Murphy cured himself of drug addiction NOT PTSD. He suffered from PTSD until the day he died.
Good distinction. In his book To Hell and Back, he wrote that probably no one could help him get rid of that. The good thing is that he talked about it, made people aware. I remember my Auntie, working at the VA with WW2 and Korea vets, and saying at dinner, "They aren't helping those men."
you forgot to watch the whole video
Always look sabaton video to end and subtile on…
Thanks for this reaction he was a good actor as well I’m glad u enjoy there is more to come from me like a history lesson and enjoying music at the same time
Audie inspired me to do the same thing for 7 days
So glad he inspired you! He's inspired a lot of people. 🌃
Sabaton ! Sabaton !
Do Sabaton 'En livstid i krig' live from Gothenburg and turn on the subtitles. You won't be disappointed 👍🏻
much of the lyric's comes from Audie's poem he wrote "the crosses grow on anzio" .deff recommend doing "Sabaton History " on youtube to get the background on the songs, - ua-cam.com/video/n0PriUnAJ3U/v-deo.html
The beat and music is amazing but if you listen to the words is a fucking sad song that really goes over the hell that veterans lived through.
Hell yeah more sabaton
seeing these guys live next march
Welcome back T 🤘🤘🤘🤘
Fun fact Sabaton released several new singles like Royal Guard or Livigardt depending on version you view ( personally I prefer the English version it hits harder ) then you have Defence of Moscow as well Kingdom Come and recently they just released Steel Commanders from their new album The War To End All Wars
Respect for doing some research. Too many people just listen and don't know what they're listening to. And yes. You pronounced his name correctly. Theres not been a single American soldier thats served since him that didn't know that name well. Thats actually him in the battle scenes as he played himself in his biopic film like a G. Was an advocate for PTSD which he indeed suffered from badly. Guess that's that what happens when you've killed damn near 300 men by the time you leave your teenage years....
Check the first soldier or the christmas truce
You should react to the red baron or attack of the dead men🤟😆🤟
WHY DIDNT YOU FINISH THE VIDEO AAAA
Can you react on Rammstein Deutschland please?
Check out "82nd All the Way" from them and then the Amaranthe cover of the same tune. Wonder which version you would like best?
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