One of my favorite video games at the time when it first came out. I was in 3rd grade. Came back just for this song.

To this day this track still brings a tear to my eye because my one overriding memory of this track is that everyone dies and we never had a chance.

Love this one

I dont have any touching stories to share like you all. All I can say is that Medal of Honor and Call of Duty made me appreciate the sacrifices of the men and women who gave their lives for freedom. God bless them as well as you all.

Its funny how i was only 6-7 when i played this. But as my father started to educate me on ww2 this was a game that he bought for me to play. I deeply honor his decision for picking this and risning sun as my first shooter games. Not only are they just golden in thw way of campaigns but the history it can teach a young mind is something that many might not see. Forever love to my father and this game ❤

This always got me.. Arnhem Knights is probably one of the most savage, intense levels of the game, and it has beautiful, dramatic music. It works well.

Operation Market Garden started on my birthday

So short their lives, so hard their task. - Gravestone at the Oosterbeek War Cemetery

Alright alright I’ve got it.

Cuando los jugos se hacían con amor,delicadeza y pasión..no como ahora

Am I the only one who thinks that this song would fit quite right in a Halo mission taking place in a ruined city?

I love this song because it's good and sad at the same time

Fun Fact: A snippet of this plays in Medal of Honor Airborne as you drop from the plane in one of the levels, I don't recall which level, but having played this game first, then hearing that snippet made me happy.

80 years since D-Day...God bless you all

80 years ago as of today, an entire group of souls from all walks of life came together on a beach in Normandy, France all with one goal in mind. To save the world from a dark future so that all people could be free. Some didn’t make it home and made the ultimate sacrifice but every person who was on that beach gave something that day to ensure the free world could be a better place for our children. We honor their bravery with the hope no other generation will have to repeat it.

"Out of ammo, God save The King" - The last radio transmission by Major Digby Tatham-Warter

Somehow reminds me of Miserere, from Morricone.

The game the put our grandfather's stories into perspective.

Reminds ost of Heroes 4.)) Very beautifull.

On behalf of the United Kingdom I’m sorry we failed you people of Holland and Arnhem

I'm back because Michael Gacchino just released the OST for a new spanish movie and no one is talking about one of his best previous works: Frontline

This game was released 21 years ago. 21 years.... I used to play this level on my GC over and over just to hear this haunting piece of music. I have not heard its equal in any game released since. Period.

what is a war? A war? A war is where old people convince the young to kill each other for something stupid.

I don't remember how many times I did this mission just to listen to this song😮😮

Out of ammunition. God save the King.

Love this game

Im a big nerd for videogame ost and I have never heard this. Its so good, it really is a sad song but comforting? Excellent job to those that composed this.

Haven't heard this in years. Forgot how good it was.

When I first played this as a child, I had no knowledge nor any understanding of the tragedies of WW2 this game portrays. Now as an adult, I understand the horrors and offer my prayers to the people of Ukraine who, even now, suffer in the terrible war. "When he gets to heaven, To St. Peter he shall tell One more soldier reporting sir, I've served my time in hell."

Many years after playing this game, I heard kzbin.info/www/bejne/nWbJmGtji7yBpZI and it reminded me of arnhem knights. maybe it has been of influence to michael giacchino

Song is soo sad

Take me back :(

Im here to cry again lol. Just like I did 20 years ago the first time playing.

Charge!

Enemy attack!

Alright Alright I’ve got him

Look Out!

Watch your back

I see many comments from years ago, I feel to add my 2 cents. I'm the youngest of 3 brothers, all of whom were fascinated by world war 1 and 2. My eldest brother enlisted in the SA Army then later in the airforce. I too became obsessed with war history, the effects of lives taken, the aftermath on those who survived, families saved and not saved. When I played this game as a kid/teenager and more so the mission Arnham Knights, i felt fully immersed with this song playing in the background, it always touched me to my core. As I grew up I my interest just kept growing, from watching every movie, documentary, war footage, reading books that I consider myself a student of historical war. But today I am finally able to understand why i felt so moved by this song/anthem. Thank you to all who has been able to shed light on what the true meaning behind this song is. All brothers in arms, fallen and not, i will always remember. To give your life willingly. We should all really earn, the sacrifice so many made for us, to live in a free world. Thank you🫡🙏🏻

This is beautiful.

One of the most heart churning songs I've ever known in my life, and it was from a video game.

Literally one of the best songs in one of the best games ever!

I remember playing this in 2001 in my basement. Getting to this level you are in the thick of it, just shooting every Jerry that you see, they don’t stop coming as the music would climax. Epic stuff.

As a kid, I remember this level standing out to me over the others for how beautiful the music was when compared to how dreary the level was. The first time I played, it gave me goosebumps. The harmless fun I was having the whole time was shattered, I realized how tragic what was being depicted actually was. Even now 20 years later, it moves me to tears. There's something so hauntingly beautiful and moving about this piece. I really, really, really miss Medal of Honor.

I played this game when I was very young, too young to understand...but I always knew this song was something special, as it was the one level I never forgot about. It's hard to explain what i was feeling during that moment...But I felt like I was experiencing the game for the first time. I use to tell my friends that I would love for a Frontline Remake... because that's one experience I truly would love to revisit!

For my grandfather... Now ...at the edge of a new brave world... Another threath appears. I AM READY. As he gave his life for me and my childrens better life, I will give mine. Fc u , leftovers of nazis and comunists. A Born free Man will die as a free Man. We all took an oath. No more wars... And what do we have? Wars... There is no other language for those that broke that oath but violence.

ZELENSKI = ADOLF HITLER

*The bread is delicious.*

I'm sorry for your loss. Truly

Started playing video games at the age of 2.5-3 years old and I am now 24 and till this day I stay play video games. This game is very touching to the heart it makes me cry the whole soundtrack.