10 Sikh Supermen

The 10 Sikh Supermen and their commanding officer Lieutenant John 'Jackie' Smyth took on a mission that seemed destined to fail. Initially Smyth refused to go, but when he was given the order every single man under his command volunteered for the task.
Their terrifying ordeal was to carry supplies across 250 yards of no man's land. With men trapped in a forward trench many of the 10 Sikh Supermen gave the ultimate sacrifice to keep the trench under British control.
It was an incredible act of bravery for which Lieutenant John Smyth would be awarded the Victoria Cross for his actions. When talking about that day he said "What kept me going was the courage of my men... I gave them leadership, and they gave me support. I wouldn't have dared to go back even if i wanted to with them treading on my heels".
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[@pettsonochfindusdvd4787]

Super video as All walways

[@grummanf-14tomcat31]

21 Sikhs impressed me, but now 10! The Sikhs are gonna take over the world one day!

[@mr.miyagi881]

How is your comment 36 minutes ago

[@muhammads.a.m4727]

Make a video on USS Diablo SS-479.... kzbin.info/www/bejne/p4qnYXaBgrGSo8U

[@davidspencer8373]

Like video

[@w-james9277]

My great grandfather was in charge of a sikh regiment and he said they were the finest soldiers he ever led!

[@the-db9bn]

He's alive?

[@microwaveno7368]

@@the-db9bn "Was"

[@CoCo-tq9vf]

We should say jat regiment not sikh

[@kneeking9222]

@@CoCo-tq9vf You plonker, don't insult Sikhi with you Jatt caste system BS. Go plant some potatoes somewhere

[@preetkaur157]

@@CoCo-tq9vf actually jatts are a cast of people that Hindu bhramins made so they can take over people in india. Also Sikhs preach against the caste systems and jatts

[@BullittGT40]

I've said it before on your channel. The Sikhs are an exceptional group of human beings who deserve respect.

[@phoebe3122]

Sikhs are strong

[@anonymous-ms7vz]

@@phoebe3122 name checks out

[@phoebe3122]

@@anonymous-ms7vz Did it hurt you?

[@Rich.AboutSuccess]

Thnx

[@CoCo-tq9vf]

Actually jats

[@kennyhagan5781]

The Sikhs are renowned for their courage. It is as though they have no fear at times. Marvelous warriors and good poets. 👍

[@Sam-nb8ev]

True. The Bravehearts also possess big hearts. The Sikhs are also known for their acts of charity especially during natural disasters.

[@greenleafies5177]

At times? Rather all the time. A Sikh doesn't fear de ath. A sikh starts smiling when he sees de ath.

[@khabrahasunny1947]

love u we minorities world doesn’t show us the respect cusnof wht british has done past 100- 150year but we all know jus like 1800s panjab sikh empir w b back fuck indiaa tht name is gaven by english to the indus valley which is panjab they divided panjab not muslim and hindus

[@vince747]

I'm a Sikh, and I'm very proud to be one.

[@kidd32888]

Well deserved pride

[@CoCo-tq9vf]

Jat*

[@preetkaur157]

@@CoCo-tq9vf actually jatts are a cast of people that Hindu bhramins made so they can take over people in india. Also Sikhs preach against the caste systems and jatts

[@skilled7711]

Same, proud to be one.

[@crystalheart9]

An amazing story indeed you should be.

[@jol-qw3pc]

"Battle of chamkaur" Is another example of sikh bravery.

[@dendaGulliLapoch]

waheguru ji ka khalsa 🙏🏽, waheguru ji ki fateh 🙏🏽

[@skgstudios5646]

Battle of longe wala also

[@aaak3590]

Can’t forget battle of Amritsar 1984

[@LogicLegionnaire]

@@dendaGulliLapochWaheguru ji da khalsa waheguruji di fateh ❤️ jai shree ram

[@japnoorsingh3845]

​@@LogicLegionnaireChal be .. pagal hai kya 🐕🤮🤬🤬 Hindu murdabad.. Khalsa raaj zindabad.. Hindus killed and burnt alive 1.5 lakh innocent sikh children and women alive by putting tyres on their head and hairs... These Hindus demolished 1300 + gurudwaras and burnt the sikh reference library in which original adi granth and in original handwritten copy of hukumnamas by 9th guru teg Bahadur was kept... no single Muslim was involved in this .. all were bhikari sanatni hindooos

[@captain_commenter8796]

It’s summer break, but Yarnhub is the only thing that is considered “education” that I will willingly watch

[@tiger-1-enjoyer273]

Same😂

[@robloxforthewin859]

same

[@Omba820]

Yeah me to

[@BiscuitMan8057]

I have another three weeks of school😭

[@TheCito1320]

Dude same

[@bindysidhu5548]

My Great Grandfather was in the 15th Ludhiana Sikhs, with our Heroic ancestors, he’s classed as MIA. My cousins and i go to this battlefield every year to honour all our Sikhs who never returned home. I’m blessed and proud to be a Sikh. I was in the Royal Marines Commando, i was blown up by an IED in a place we called (HELL ON EARTH) My “Mama” uncle is in the 19th Punjab Regiment. P.S. NEVER FORGET OUR HEROIC HEROES WHO ARE IN THE BATTLEFIELDS AROUND THE WORLD.

[@RONSANDHU]

We will teach our children about it, never forgotten ❤

[@australianmade2659]

The bravery of Sikhs is unquestionable. It’s not taught enough though. If I had to go into battle, I’d choose a Sikh all day long.

[@Panjab_47_84]

One thing you can count on, sikhs will die rather than backstab, die rather than surrender, die rather than bow to the enemy, die rather than being enslaved, die rather than give up their religion or compromise with their values. They have suffered at the hands of every religion and ruler in their region because of these morals.

[@jasdeepsingh6509]

ਅਕਾਲ।।

[@space4166]

Gurkhas…

[@JSG07]

We respect everyone, but doesnt change his opinion. Sikhs are one of the best to go with@@space4166

[@Yuki_Ika7]

Those 10 Sikhs also deserve the Victoria cross in my opinion

[@alifarahani878]

Yeah

[@cheezkid2689]

The Sikhs are terrifying. They're intelligent, loyal, and absolutely ferocious. Their actions must be honored.

[@sunnynirmaan6899]

tears in my eyes when he said 'Every single man steps Forward'! Damn!

[@johndavies1090]

All Sikh men bear the name 'Singh', which means 'Lion' - an apt description for a valiant race of heroes. Superbly animated, superbly told, a great tribute to such great hearted men. One tiny quibble - are those kilts just a little on the short side? But that is a very small point in a terrific, and little known story.

[@ruturajshiralkar5566]

Its actually "Simha" which later became "Singh" In Hindi, the word "Singh" means "Horns"

[@roshanthakur506]

It's a hindu surname adopted by sikhs,

[@harshvardhansingh4830]

@@ruturajshiralkar5566 "Seengh" means horns , "Singh" means lion

[@ruturajshiralkar5566]

@@harshvardhansingh4830 Singh, Sinha both are corrupted forms of "Simha" or Lion. Eg: Ratansimha or Ratan Singh

[@Panjab_47_84]

@@ruturajshiralkar5566 The word Singh was given to us by our 10th Guru ji, to rid ourselves of the filth of caste and be united as one single entity, all Sikhs are my brothers and sisters, our parents are maharaj shri guru gobind singh ji and mata sahib kaur ji. Our birthplace is anandpur sahib.

[@likeablelabradoodle4035]

Gorkhas and sikhs feel very similar The presence of fear cant be traced in these men Their bellows intimidating enough to scare the enemy into retreat Even death is afraid of these living legends And not just in war They are talented musicians vocalists poets and literatures Truly exceeded in art and war

[@tapasbhavsar6309]

Let me tell you another story , During the 1999 Kargil War an Indian Post was surrounded by Pakistanis , the Pakistanis were yelling insults at Indian commanding officer , he ordered his soldiers to insult the pakistanis back but Gorkhas were so innocent they did not know any bad words but only yelled you pakistanis are dogs but when the pakistanis came close and the close combat fighting begin these 5 foot gurkhas jumped and chopped off heads of 6 foot pathans.

[@SurinderSingh-ih1dk]

@@tapasbhavsar6309 wrong information , 99 kargil gorkhas were not there

[@tapasbhavsar6309]

@@SurinderSingh-ih1dk kzbin.info/www/bejne/n4WVl4ujeZVpipI

[@bsingh4225]

@@SurinderSingh-ih1dk 11th Gorkha Rifles regiment took part in Kargil and were awarded theatre honors.

[@communist_pride]

You forgot marathas They are nightmare of enemies like of mughals

[@hindu2928]

The amount of bravery in a Sikh soldier is unmatched.

[@evanderpierznik]

Damn bro Sikhs were really like "Alright everyone do some sort of insanely heroic and unbelievable action to make sure you go down in the books".

[@gigachad3327]

But they never want into the books............unfair

[@spacecorpse3212]

id say every single man who jumped over into no mans land is a superman in my book

[@nian89]

The bravery of the Sikhs never ceases to amaze me!

[@Lorddonen]

Smyth is a real officer leading his men like this, God bless him and the soldiers!

[@flameraker6824]

Most officers during ww1 were leading their men (Minor officers that is)

[@farii__]

that mindset is followed by the indian army even to this day

[@jhypyro]

Im not Indian, but I'm glad these men are getting recognition.

[@babber2536]

* sikh *

[@Panjab_47_84]

Wish the world knew about what india has been doing to them for 75 years.

[@babber2536]

we don’t like to be called Indian and I am pretty sure after what Sikhs have suffered in the hands hinduvta (majority in India ) since 1947 guru Nanak dev ji also would have never liked to be recognised as Indian in front of the world . We preferred to be called punjabi and yes I know Punjab right now comes under the territory of India but that’s not by the choice of Sikhs living in Punjab . It has happened by commuting numerous amount of genocide from the last 70 years under the banner of operation blue star , operation shudi Karan, operation wood rose etc . Our religious kings and Maharajas like Ranjit Singh, and Baba Banda Singh bahadar established KHALISTAN two times in the history, PANJAAB is / was / will be different land from rest of India . It's culture, ethics and religion has core different traditions and faith .

[@Panjab_47_84]

@@babber2536 i do agree with what you said. Panjab and especially sikhs have been the shield of india, protecting the majority from both inside and outside persecution. Yet they got lied to and backstabbed as soon as they got the hindus independence. They should have listened to reason that the majority cannot be trusted. One crucial mistake has left the sikhs suffering for their own safe place in the world and being persecuted at the hands of the people they died to defend.

[@jhypyro]

Damn, I'm sorry If I offended you. I don't know much about indian history and stuff.

[@milky1234123]

when ever something about Sikhs in war is posted its always epic

[@Panjab_47_84]

They never run away, they never surrender, they never betray the cause or negotiate with their morals and religion. Death is scared of the lions of Guru Gobind singh.

[@simarsingh7993]

As a Sikh myself thanks for showing how courageous the Sikhs were during WW1

[@dong7474]

Both stories of the Sikhs have given me goosebumps. It amazes me how harrowing they were in battle.

[@jasdeepsingh6509]

ਅਕਾਲ।।

[@hunterrandolph2036]

God i love hearing about sikhs and their sheer bravery and courage. They are all an inspiration and the definition of being masculine

[@Panjab_47_84]

Their history is a gold mine of bravery and valor. Just one instance, in the battle multan one of the main cannons was damaged and its wheel broke. In order to continue firing it would have to be supported on both ends. The sikh soldiers lined up and laid the cannon on their shoulders. Each time the cannon fired the soldier supporting it would be blown to bits. The commander was the first sikh to die this way, then the rank after him. The fort was won because of their sacrifice.

[@alexanderpoirier3350]

Sikhs, Gurkhas, Kiwis, Aussies, Canucks, South Africans, even regular British soldiers have displayed gargantuan amounts of courage, ferocity, loyalty and honour on the battlefields of the world wars.

[@privatepilot4064]

Sikhs are awesome! Very good moral people. If you’re ever in a bad way and in the company of a Sikh, you’re in good company. They will help you.

[@darthvader5558]

I agree, totally

[@bf61marc35]

Sihks and Highlanders together? Dream team.

[@nishunair1912]

I have seen Lt. Smythe's VC, name being honoured by the present day Sikh regiment as well. Highly decorated regiment and dare I say, a pride of our nation! "Nishchay kar, jeet apni" (decide and victory will be ours) is their regimental motto! Thanks Yarnhub! This is account is as accurate as I have seen in their museum!

[@gurbindersekhon8240]

Dude... "Nishchay" is more closer in meaning to "determination" than "decide"

[@gingernutpreacher]

We could do with them in Ukraine

[@Yarnhub]

Thank you!

[@godspeedsumitbiswas]

@@gingernutpreacher no Indian will ever fight someone else's war. No more. The days of your imperial attitudes are over.

[@nishunair1912]

@@gurbindersekhon8240 You are correct. Thank you.

[@sandalbasotra5765]

It's a warrior breed of human. Just no fear. But still the most generous.

[@borntowild480]

Thank you for showing the bravery of my Sikh brother to the world

[@darthvader5558]

Proud of our Sikh Brothers, Love and Respect from India 🟧⬜🟩

[@omarcillo060]

"...the highlanders know there can only be one winner..." You did well, @yarnhub !

[@phforNZ]

You were quickening to the comments for that one

[@baljindersinghsidhu3959]

so proud of being a Sikh. countless Inspirational stories..🙏💣❤️❤️

[@darthvader5558]

Love and Respect from Karnataka, India Paaji

[@baljindersinghsidhu3959]

@@darthvader5558 😇😇🙏🙏🥰always..

[@PHEROMONE-wz9bz]

We are Greatful to be sikhs not Proud bro

[@studyanshul2051]

I have one too ,it happened with me I had a accident with a local gangster and he and his men came out of the car to threaten me it's was like 12 vs me and i was 15 at that time , the thing is i crossed the road 3 sec late ,so they came to mess with me i said sorry and sorry but they didn't listen,one of them held me by my collar and started shaking me. Then there came that 6.5 feet guy with a Turban and a beard bigger than my career,he came alone took the had of the man ,told me to back off.and the faces of those man ,they didn't know what to do ,he came and one started pulling a knife (chura) to scare the Sikh ,my man had one too , what we all didn't know that the people nearby were Sikh people,in a blink of an eye , the gang member charged and the Sikh man got a cut on his hand , i don't know what happened to me but i took my heavy show in my hand and throw towards the attacker . But when i saw the Sikh man face ,i saw literally nothing,he didn't even wince from the wound (the wound needed stitches 2) ,he was stoic as a rock,than the Sikh told me to run . Because of how stupid i was when i thrown the shoe some of them seriously was going to unlive me. I don't know how when but the Sikh attacked them with his bare hand (other is damaged) he handled 7 of them until one of them went to retrieve gun ,i literally froze when i saw that .but ,here came 7 or more Sikh out of nowhere with sword ,and KATAR all are 6 feet and massive amount of body. I saw a man with a gun get scared and he ran like bi..ch Rajveer bhaiya,if you are reading this post today is my birthday and this is the 4 year mark of our story ,and thank-you for everything you did. And happy marriage life to you Thankyou

[@baljindersinghsidhu3959]

​@Study Anshul wow, what a story.. this should go on post on Facebook.. incredible.. what a brave man..

[@orekiok8939]

Sikhs are very brave in fighting no doubt why there are alot of Sikhs in ARMY . I'm not a Sikh but I respect them due to their cultures . My dad is an ex service personal he used to have alot of Sikh friends in Army .

[@gigachad3327]

In the Indian Army not the cringe ARMY

[@RotaryMarx]

@@gigachad3327 ?

[@gigachad3327]

@@RotaryMarx I meant BTS Army lol.

[@RotaryMarx]

@@gigachad3327 How even bts army

[@_cosmic_aurora_gameofcones]

​@@gigachad3327 u bloody people drag bts everywhere and then cry under every comment section " why people always talk about bts" ... leave ur insecurities...

[@nikhil518]

Sikh regiment is the highest decorated regiment of Indian Armed Forces. They're undoubtedly one of the bravest sons of motherland, huge respect. 🙏

[@bayospirant277]

To team Yarnhub Pls make a video on flying officer Nirmal Jit sekhon, who fought 6× F-86 with his lone Gnat bomber during 1971 Indo-Pak war Also a video on Battle of Longewala, where 120 Indian army infantry soldiers forced an entire pakistani tank regiment (40+ tanks & 1000+ soldiers) to retreat with brilliant strategy and unbelievable bravery. Pls I'm requesting you from a long time, these are the stories the world need to know

[@thelogician3845]

Longewala was less of an Indian victory and more of a Pakistani defeat. I don't think longewala would have held out if the Pakistani High Command had even one decent strategist.

[@ccmandal2402]

@@thelogician3845 lol they thought tiffin boxes were landmine's what do you expect 😂😂😂

[@thelogician3845]

@@ccmandal2402 in the version i heard it was the barbed wire which misled the Pakistanis to believe that it was a minefield.

[@ccmandal2402]

@@thelogician3845 lol still when you pick a tiffin box you realise it is a tiffin box don't you realise how they wasted 6 hrs to just remove 5iffim boxes 😂😂😂😂

[@gouthamkrishna8156]

My father served in the Sikh Regiment of the Indian army. His battalion saw combat during the Kargil War. He got the opportunity to serve the nation for 20 years.

[@overlordmgcover2262]

What was the Kargil War?

[@Lookmaxxed_Pikachu_69]

We thank him for his service

[@gurmeetsingh7136]

​@@overlordmgcover2262 1999 Indo-pak war, faught at high peaks of Himalayas.

[@shahmersingh3807]

Best channel for war history. Thanks brother. ਸਿੱਖ ਕੁਰਬਾਨੀ ਦੇਣ ਵਾਲ਼ੀ ਕੌਮ।

[@icantthinkofaname940b2]

He also served in the 2nd World War. In 1940, he commanded the 127th Infantry Brigade as it fought in France and was one of the units evacuated from Dunkirk. He later commanded the 17th Infantry Division (India) against the Japanese in Burma. During the retreat from Burma in 1942, he wanted to set up a defensive line on the Sittang River, but was refused and told to hold the west bank. They were driven back by the Japanese and Smyth decided to blow up a bridge crossing river, trapping 2/3 of the Division on the east side of the river. This decision is believed to be the decisive moment in the Burma campaign that allowed the Japanese to capture Rangoon. The following day only 3,484 out of 8,000 men were able to muster. They had 550 rifles, 10 Bren guns and 12 Thompson smgs. Smyth was sacked and never received another post. He wrote a book about this disaster in 1979 called "Milestones" and helped changed the official history of the battle.

[@anothernamlesscommenter352]

Sir John Smyth was a truly extraordinary man amazing that he had fought so much and so hard in so many terrifying battles. I hope that Yarnhub does a series on all of those exploits of his with this video being the first one among them

[@howardamey7228]

In all I've read of the Great War, I never became aware of this action. Yarnhub, you are the best. Your education of history is second to none. Thank-you!

[@SwatoddddSimulations]

Because British history books like to cover up the evidence of British Indian Soldiers

[@affableboy01]

I salute the fallen Sikh soldiers, who gave everything in a total foreign land in a war which was not even their concern.

[@bharatindia8956]

Seems that Sikhs liked the company of the English speaking folks. The 5 eyes

[@JD-ss6ox]

Thank you for educating people on sikh warriors. You should most definitely do a video on what led to “battle of Chamkaur” and revenge of the those events by Banda Singh Bahandur. Absolute bravery and courage filled battles.

[@saduuuuuuuuuuu]

Sikh community is an exceptional war tribe that can match any army this day....all they have is .....NO FEAR

[@mdejesus91890]

I swear the quality of the videos get better and better every time.

[@amarpreetsingh5588]

Sura so pehchaniye He alone is a brave person Joh lade deen ke het The one who fights for the underprivileged Purza purza kat mare He may get cut into pieces kabhau na chhade khet But he'll never leave the battlefield

[@snlop3927]

This gave me goosebumps. 🙏

[@darthvader5558]

Love and Respect from Karnataka, India Paaji

[@dendaGulliLapoch]

Ae kitho du mileya vji?

[@mandeepbrar1979]

Some corrections dear "Sura" not Shora... Sura comes from Soorma... means a brave person... Jo lade "Deen" ke het... Deen not teen...Deen meets Dharm... his responsibility....as in Deen-i-ilahi etc.... "Kabhau " not Tabahun.. Kabhau... from Kabhi.... Sura so pehchaniye, jo lade deen ke het.. purza purza kat mare, kabhau na chhade khet.

[@Gamer_furry_560]

Great work done by the team. Really amazing content, graphics, story telling. You guys remaking the history in new way for future generations. 👏👏👏👏

[@darthvader5558]

I agree brother Love and Respect from Karnataka, India Paaji

[@Kreatorisbackyt]

@@darthvader5558 love too Kannada Brother

[@imsomewhatcertain1024]

The Germans: “Why are some of your soldiers wearing skirts?” The British: “They’re not skirts, they’re kilts. It’s a Scottish thing.”

[@robertlombardo8437]

I often wonder what military order had to be signed to allow the Scots to wear their kilts into battle.

[@digitaal_boog]

‘Scotland is not a real country. You are an Englishman in a dress’

[@TheSpArTaNs1962]

@@digitaal_boog This'll only activate their berserker nature

[@eldermaxon697]

@@digitaal_boog nice tf2 reference

[@Taistelukalkkuna]

"Ladies From Hell"

[@Digital_Her0]

The Sikh are such valiant people because they are in touch with the fountain of infinite love and courage that is God.

[@JAVTROOPER]

I just cried when i think of the soul of every young man like those, they're warrior

[@gurvindersingh9512]

Great work done by the team......Being a Sikh I thank you for making video on these unsung war heroes.....BOLE SO NIHAL SAT SRI AKAL(whoever utters the name of almighty will be blessed)

[@thequantumcuber3261]

I am very happy to see western media acknowledging the indian and sikh contributions to both world wars. Bole ji Waheguru!

[@RotaryMarx]

very cool MiG profile, paji!

[@gulereditz]

I have been a veiwer of this channel for many years and the content supplied by the yarnhub team consistently gets better. Keep the good work up yarnhub. Your content continues to amaze me.

[@baibruskhan531]

We proud on our sikh brothers they are real super heroes specially My hero Great hari Singh nalwa

[@ravsingh5347]

Sikh's are the bravest of bravest soldiers... They have no fear in battle 💪

[@--Tyler---]

Proud to be an Indian sikhism is pride of india.

[@babber2536]

Khalistan is the only solution to get ride of that indian identity tbh

[@dendaGulliLapoch]

@@babber2536 to be honest, fairly sayin we cannot get rid of the caste system under sayin that the communities set upon a harsh black past , which blocks a part of fulfilling humanity instead of self respect, i.e on which caste ure born in. Even today , so called "Islamic republic of Pakistan " has this tribalistic , systemic castic society of proving their lineage attached to them by backward indians ( ancestors ) of which theyre the converted result of . This type of castic racist identity is still proudly , vividly prevalent even in bangladesh, even going so far as our ancient ancestors to the mix of indians we are today , the iranians/ indo Iranians feel proud of this similar identity of origin. See theres sm you can do without that crude mentality poppin up

[@babber2536]

@@dendaGulliLapoch we might not be able to get ride of castism , but speaking from religious prospective of the sikhs that born between 14th to 19th century , we may actually get ride of this castism as it was literally almost vanished . and hence no sikh general ever showed any egoism or influence towards their castes . It all started when people of our community got brainwashed after the Brits colonial rule came over . The greedy leaders who had nothing to do with religion or faith started using it again to manipulate and break down the unity of our community and after the independence of india in 1947 things got out of control completely because of the heavy influence and assimilation into other major cultures of other religions . For example Hinduism . Where people learn the actual root to spread the casteism and superstitions .

[@dendaGulliLapoch]

@@babber2536 yeah but the misls were terrible , it was only during maharaja ranjit singh jis kingdom that everything went 'sorta' in the sikhi way , altho he was a drunkard and a hypocrite also going out of the way marryin a muslim and other wives as well. There too was egoism in the misls as well as the courtyard correspondents , all for power within the kingdom that lead religion go astray . 2 facts is that they were drunkards and drug addicts even before maharaja ranjit singh ji, and his kinship absolved castes , rituals and practices tagged with islam as well as hinduism for that for the welfare of all as per sikhi , freedom of speech (not the blasphemous kind) , freedom of expression, freedom of gender equality and identity. Yeah today as well , even if we get a 'khalistan' it wouldnt be ruled independently and better than maharaja ranjit singh jis time.all the Indian hindus look at is destroying the culture as well as sikhi traditions and involve "shudh hindu" on us , and of that of a sanathan hindu. This lowly mentality is almost eradicable as punjabis (haryanvis + himachali s+ Jammu punjabis) are as divided as before , all thanks to Brits , gandhi , jinna , and esp Indira and her daddy nehru.

[@vikasboricha5254]

​@@babber2536 come here and take your land😂😂

[@j4smite]

Bole So Nihal..!!! Sat Sri Akaaal...!!!!! Waheguru Ji Ka Khalsa.. Waheguru Ji Ki Fateh!!

[@GeorgeEstregan828]

This is sikh! Great one Yarnhub

[@themechanicalsinghgaming]

Waheguru ji ka Khalsa shri waheguru ji ki Fateh ✊❤️

[@themaddoctor5304]

The fact that all the men volunteered for what was essentially a suicide mission really hammered home how fearless these soldiers were.

[@narayanachollangi5048]

Sikhs are indeed very brave... feeling very happy to have them in our country 🇮🇳🇮🇳 Salute to all the brave ones who are forgotten by name and remembered for bravery...🕉️

[@OldMusicFan83]

Scott’s and Sikhs! Damn! Such huge balls

[@gamerallys591]

Best part of your channel is we use videos in history and I have been using them for my theory lessons in the Australian army cadets for my Platoon/Company.

[@arashbrar3571]

Thanks for share the bravery and courageous story of sikh. You had done great job to spread knowledge about the gallant valour of sikhs🙏🏻.

[@LancelotChan]

Your stories are always touching. Stunning bravery to the degree of incredible!

[@Myworldvideos987]

Waheguru ji ka khalsa Waheguru ji ki fateh

[@JagtarSingh-bw8dm]

The bravest of all- Sikhs.

[@jasxx1108]

Respect ✊ to the Sikhs and the Highlanders soldiers brave warriors

[@AmrikSingh-tw9mq]

Proud of my Sikh forefathers 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 Waheguru Ji Ka Khalsa Waheguru Ji Ki Fateh 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@Myworldvideos987]

Waheguru ji ka Khalsa Waheguru ji ki Fateh

[@polish-ecuadoriandoge4044]

yarnhub, your animations get better every time you post, it's amazing! keep up the good work and the historical education even if its summer break. thank you for being a channel

[@johntaylor-lo8qx]

Truly the greatest generation. I wonder how ashamed my grandfather is of this generation... How far we have fallen.... God Bless 🙏.

[@Echo2-2]

This whole story is just incredible!

[@Panjab_47_84]

Thank you for these videos yarnhub. The sacrifices and bravery of these forgotten soldiers is being brought to light because of hardworking people like yourself. Keep it up 👏🏻

[@F-14_tomcat]

bro I would love to say that you're the first educational KZbinr that I go to for war history, and its just honestly interesting on the videos that you make. you helped a lot on one of my school projects! you're by far (in my opinion) the best educational KZbinr I have watched. Keep up the good work! btw those animations are a masterpiece!!!

[@Freakingbean]

These animations are getting exponentially better.

[@Yarnhub]

thanks. You’ve not seen anything yet :)

[@rajranjitsingh9054]

Waheguru ji ka khalsa waheguru ji ki fateh,, thanx bro for sharing this

[@wordsareswords]

My dad served in Indian army in sikh batallion as a sikh he respected all other relegions and he had many Gurkha friends who used to address him "Ustaad".

[@boy_lonelyboy2049]

this channel taught me more about history than an entire semester of school

[@Unionbois]

You know something bad is about to happen when your commander says "Thats an order"

[@digitaal_boog]

What is it with Sikhs and being so immensely heroic and selfless

[@SandeepSingh-uf2kh]

The Sikhs fought gallantly on numerous battlefields in the First and Second World Wars. In all, 83,005 Sikh soldiers made the supreme sacrifice on the battlefields of the two World Wars; another 1,09,045 were wounded in battle

[@jesse5457]

I have tears in my eyes

[@d_dot_poilee7833]

Thank you guys and girls for enougher amazing video. It gave goosebumps and I was sat on the end of my seat the whole video. Wow. Thank you!

[@visrimakh1319]

i wish more people gave Sikhs more attention and credit for what they do for us

[@sukhdeepsingh3849]

THANKS FOR THIS VIDEO!! Their are a lot of stories from the world wars where Sikhs displayed their bravery but it's very sad to know that such great stories are not much acknowledged in the main stream media and movies based on world wars.

[@843SouthernPride]

I absolutely love all your videos. You do such excellent work with animations and adding life to the characters.

[@karanjeetsingh5278]

Proud to be sikh 🔥

[@zackcarl7861]

My great grandfather was in british indian army and served in world war 2 , i am ashamed that they had to fight for british but i am proud that those like my grandpas dad fought like warriors (the only thing to be proud of )

[@williamadamsjap]

leader will be a leader no matter how much the odds are against him! and those men who stood up with courage behind his leader are indeed supermen.....

[@amritsinghnijjar]

In my area, they and many others are honored. A very good video. Well Done

[@paul_ujb]

Moving story and great animation to go with it. The texture of the stones, metal debris, and flames is amazing!

[@pratik98934]

Wanna know the defination of courageous, loyalty, warrior and honesty ?....ask a SIKH because it's in their blood❤️...history says so🤘

[@BigManBuilder]

Yarn hub is one of my favorite channels they tell the stories and history of some of the bravest heroes of all time. If only they were around when I was in school.

[@msredfox]

Another fantastic video! The storytelling and animations paired never cease to amaze, well done, Yarnhub

[@georgesmith7111]

Another true story,told magnificently. Thank yarnhub..

[@ParamjeetSingh-ox2ku]

Most bravest and fearless community in the world are Sikhs 💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@weirdpringleschip]

It’s finally holidays but yarnhub is still uploading Nice Can’t wait for more

[@babber2536]

Its so sad to realise that those sikhs fought to free their homeland , but in the end britishers split their Panjab kingdom giving it to Pakistan and india so sikh still living under the suppression of other nations forgetting what they were and what they have been .

[@sreekarpradyumna]

I think this is the best history channel there is. The storytelling and visuals really bring these events to life. 'Cheers to your team.

[@MUSICWORLD-fc5tg]

Sikhs are combination of fighters plus saints