French March: La Légion Marche - The Legion Marches (Instrumental)

[@waterwatereverywhere3574]

Hey I've heard this before...

[@norsie45]

explain?

[@AbrahamLincoln-p16]

​@@norsie45The melody is from a German march for the SS (i believe)

[@historyisawesome6399]

@@norsie45Waffen SS song post war thousand posdibly tens of thousands of ex-SS guys fought in the legion in places like vietnam officaly they were banned unofficaly tho the french army wanted then in the legion due to there military exprince with german armys as well as there ruthless nature post war sd much as 40-60% of the legion was comprised of ex german soldigers so many german militaru song go imprented on the legion if you look up legion marchs a lot of them are german war songs

[@lainguyen4188]

SS Marshiert in feindesland

[@fredericmasson6841]

​@@AbrahamLincoln-p16 Vous croyez ??? Hé bien moi je crois que ce vous écrivez doit être motivé, vous portez des accusations très graves contre la légion étrangère française !!!

[@frenchfriedfish1990]

Me listening to the into😃 The melody starts and I recognize it😳

[@daveanderson3805]

I have heard this one before. Different military, different time.

[@Idriso5]

Fremdenlegion marschiert in Feindesland 😂

[@Templier5]

👀 vos accusations sont infondées et méchante 👀

[@Templier5]

👀👀👀👀👀👀👀👀👀👀👀👀👀

[@minnesotamapping7688]

I wonder which country originally written the lyrics?

[@siegfriedvonwimpffen1257]

Reminds me of an illegal german song

[@philippejacquescujodefortu2434]

German it was and not illegal.

[@NationalisteFrancais-e9f]

*Marche de la Légion*

[@World-March]

Ha-ha-ha-ha-ha!

[@jeanjosecaramazza2468]

Respect.......honneur

[@Eustreptos]

put it at 1.25x speed

[@Packless1]

...a.f.a.i.k. the marching-speed was inspired by a saxon march...ant they found it was very well suited for sandy terrain... ...but too rythmic for Dune...! ;-)

[@nuniel8398]

#DANJORITHEGOAT

[@therewas3655]

Кто у кого скопировал? March SS or French march?

[@tkkkll7501]

A lot of former ss came to the legion after ww2, so the song was used again

[@Packless1]

...propably a bit of both...? 🤔

[@chrisdelaplante5515]

This is originally a song from the SS, a lot of them came to the Legion after WW2.

[@MegaJean40]

2 REP

[@Robloxantifurrism]

Sappers:

[@majapahitempire1400]

🇩🇪🤝🇲🇫🤝🇺🇳

[@vietnameseboi9855]

This song made me want to wear all black with the funny symbol of 2 lightning for some reason

[@Mqt-x5y]

ドイツの軍歌だよね元

[@Svea_LifeGuards]

It is one of the songs of the German SS but it is used by many countries it is used by the French Foreign Legion as seen here it is also used by Ukraine Estonia Latvia Finland Spain and others that I am forgetting

[@rorigomazzuchini2324]

SS marschiert in Feindesland

[@matdlp3711]

Non chant de la division charlemagne

[@Ifoundnohappinesshere]

I would have thought something else rather than this version of [redacted]

[@billythekid1961]

🇩🇪💲💲

[@comradebrother7411]

Maréchal, nous voila! 🙋‍♂️🙋‍♂️ 🇫🇷

[@Wapak95]

Vive le Général!

[@winkprince1875]

Vive le kepi blanc! 🇫🇷

[@antoniozavaldski]

Ironic that the French are using a Nazi tune

[@Dawsonguidroz8538]

heres the thing some of the ss went to the foreign legion so thats your answer

[@sarumano884]

They also sing "Ich hat ein kamerade" in French. And, I believe, the Panzerlied.