The most terrifying sounds and sights in war

[@Simplehistory]

We were tired of self-censoring for KZbin, so we told our animators to go crazy on the chapter about Biological weapons and post it to Patreon. Check it out and support the channel: www.patreon.com/join/simplehistory

[@Chrixdimention1]

2 hours ago is crazy

[@KamsiyonnaEzepue]

So KZbin censors history but they allow nsfw ads targeted at lil kids

[@hans-joachimtenhoope1744]

Yeah, for some reason KZbin thinks the average user is either a mentally 12-year-old with no common sense or self preservation or is either a terrorist or potential terrorist.

[@milangames14]

I loved this vid so much I subscribed

[@charlessaint7926]

Most terrible sound, First Sergeant calls out, "I need two volunteers!"

[@abhishekrao1525]

"For what, First Sergeant?" "I need one volunteer!"

[@clavididk1236]

"Who's going left?" Captain Miller from saving private ryan 🤣

[@charlessaint7926]

@@clavididk1236 No. Who's on First.

[@thepsychicspoon5984]

​@@charlessaint7926 What's on second?"

[@jameshannigan1837]

😂

[@luisemoralesfalcon4716]

Nothing is scarier than: "The CSM needs soldiers for a detail."

[@JesseJesse97]

In every army it is the same

[@RedBarnMachineWorks]

No worries he will retire before his soldiers go to war.....

[@luisemoralesfalcon4716]

@@RedBarnMachineWorks yep

[@luisemoralesfalcon4716]

@@JesseJesse97 specially after the units have settled in.

[@sal3347]

Or "CSM wants to see you about your soldier not showing for that detail."

[@Some_RandomGuy12]

To be honest , the Mayan Whistle would scare the crap out of me if I heard it in real life.

[@lobomarin5459]

Aztec*

[@abhishekrao1525]

@@lobomarin5459 Death whistles were also used by the Mayans.

[@prestonparker8695]

​@abhishekrao1525 where did you read that? I've found nothing on Mayan death whistle.

[@lobomarin5459]

@prestonparker8695 I'm Mexican from the Yucatan peninsula, I decided not to argue and let him savor his ignorance let him be lol

[@Evng3]

People have 3d printed them and they work

[@hulyan8944]

I remember playing sniper elite on PS2 as a kid and i always got terrified by the katyusha sound on the distance that i never wanted to go to the objective

[@Unhuman143]

The Stuka siren is such a horrifying mechanism, the closer you hear it the closer you know you are to be blown up, imagine being so disturbing that even the Germans themselves felt disturbed by its siren

[@DeputatKaktus]

I have read that pilots found the sirens pretty annoying.

[@asdf9890]

That would drive me crazy as the pilot, and it’s pretty much as loud as it gets for them the entire dive. It would be terrifying on the ground though.

[@marisakirisame867]

​@@DeputatKaktusannoying but it could be useful to fear up the enemies ( you doesn't have any bombs left )

[@theprancingprussian]

Not the last bit A bit annoying for the pilot and later removed as it was unnecessary and could get the planes position revealed sooner

[@rossbennett5449]

Having been a viewer of this channel since 2016 I can't express how amazing the continuous effort and detail that are added to videos time after time. Great work

[@fabben3519]

«The enemy is being reinforced with a dreadnought»

[@Chippahwrld]

I love you

[@Thundergamers9-ri8sc]

Fr lol

[@nemus00]

Oh the terror, sometimes even twice in the operation 🥲

[@serganteddy5]

Sabaton wrote a song about that called Dreadnought.

[@KlaxontheImpailr]

I think the Thunderscreech deserves an honorable mention, it was so loud it gave someone a seizure.

[@OculusNoctis]

THIS

[@AG3n3ricHuman]

There's a new sound these past few years: the quadcopter drone.

[@mymomsaysimcool9650]

For me, in Desert Storm, it was a Patriot Missile going off. It meant there was a SCUD directly over us.

[@rtyrsson]

And that was before Patriot had it's bugs worked out. I was in 3/52 ADA then. My Brigade commander was Commander of allied forces in Israel, intercepting Scuds there. Damned good colonel (Col RoyTate) and we loved him. But the equipment was not entirely up to the job. It is now, but it has been greatly improved since then.

[@diddlethepoodle4812]

The nebelwerfer! That must have been terrifying to hear that thing being fired and coming at you. 😬

[@rtyrsson]

It was a pretty good weapon. But by the time the Wehrmacht fielded it they couldn't put out the intense numbers that the Soviets did with Katyusha. They used it piecemeal, to some effect certainly, but not enough numbers to produce the deep psychological impact that the Soviet BM-13 did.

[@jayvhoncalma3458]

7:25 Fear used right can be effective due to one thing sleep deprivation, fear has a way to make their victims not sleep. No sleep = no strength No strength = Low combat effectiveness Except fear as a weapon is a double edged sword, use too much of it the victim might start getting fed up they lash out. A man can go through so much fear until enough is enough. The key isn't to not use fear but don't overuse, yes scare them but scare them enough that they won't snap

[@CYMotorsport]

That wasn’t why it backfired. Wandering soul used by the US military atleast proved ineffective bc as a sound trap the us military didn’t make the source remote. Basically follow the sound, find the enemy. It had nothing to do with soldiers realizing it was fake. It would be like if the Germans in ww2 knowing a majority of us soldiers were christian playing the sound of God over speakers. A majority of soldiers wouldn’t think it’s God. The idea is incredibly condescending that the enemy couldn’t figure that out and why it failed. They werent spurred into action bc it anger, they just simply went “what’s that noise? Oh it’s coming from here to get em”

[@Fangs-jo4bq]

I'm surprised that the a 10 warthog main gun wasn't on this list

[@rtyrsson]

There aren't not enough survivors to speak of it and give an opinion. 😆

[@victorwaddell6530]

I've heard the CIWS fired from my cruiser .

[@TheOneManWhoBeatYou]

Brrrrrrrrrrttttt

[@asdf9890]

@@rtyrssonprobably an accurate assumption! 😂

[@Grailium12579]

This video is about weapons used in like big wars I think so that might be why

[@abhishekrao1525]

The scariest thing a Marine can hear is, "Hey, Devil Dog!!!

[@williamnorah489]

From NAVI?

[@Fertvr]

Why?

[@brj_han]

"I'm a thirty second bomb! I'm a thirty second bomb! Twenty-nine! Twenty-eight! Twenty-seven!..." -- Starship Troopers, Robert Heinlein

[@corymorimacori1059]

Freddie Mercury: You think I haven’t heard of things before? You’re just a bully who’s too scared to go to war. Michael Jackson: You shoulda stayed in the army dude! Shamone!

[@hans-joachimtenhoope1744]

9:50 Napalm also burned oxygen in the air and created large amounts of carbon monoxide and carbon dioxide while burning. Some people died from asphyxiation in closed spaces where burning napalm leaked into.

[@jokodihaynes419]

The wounds to your body heal but the wounds to your soul will never heal

[@wape1]

Never before realized *the Luftwaffe had Hobbits piloting their Stukas!* 3:28 😂

[@christianebersold829]

With field cap and sunglasses

[@Benjamin-jq7yg]

The LARD made an appearance in Shemar Moore’s SWAT

[@balazskalman-og6du]

Actually the band whiplash wrote the song hiroshima and other thrash band laaz rockit also wrote euroshima about the bombing of hiroshima

[@Rationalific]

The thumbnail for this video (shown to me) is from Terminator 2: Judgment Day. Thankfully, the world is not quite at that point yet.

[@honestmcgyver]

The Aztec stuff at start - pure speculation on part of the sources

[@asdf9890]

Maybe it’s just a flower vase 😂

[@nigmuncher57]

@@asdf9890 :(

[@j.artiste8596]

It could be ceremonial, to call the spirits of the dead.

[@KRawatXP2003]

Most terrible sounds in mil is when a hothead sergeant call you by your full name.

[@JCinerea]

Time to sweep the grass, huh😅?

[@danielp2311]

They are missing the "Vulcan howl" Falkland war. And the "Rebell yell" American civil war.

[@KrypticTN]

this channel is dope in story telling I watch it everyday🔥

[@Vannbo841]

One of the coolest thumbnails I’ve seen

[@Eldar-sy2vw5hm9x]

3:00- I have met information that the siren served to audio control the speed of the dive, and the demoralization of the enemy is already a side effect. Встречал информацию, что сирена служила для аудиоконтроля за скоростью пикирования , а деморализация противника это уже побочный эффект.

[@chrisupton6190]

Bros really drew the terminator 2 nuke nightmare dream in there artstyle in there thumbnail

[@propeler365]

ikr

[@Mister_GOD.]

Ya, I noticed that to.

[@cincaicincai7847]

there where? over their? or over they're?

[@TheRealArtimusKnight]

The Stuka was truly a genius plane. Heck the US even consulted one of the best Stuka pilots when building the A10 in the 70s. I can’t remember his name though

[@rtyrsson]

The atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki were terrible decisions to make, to be sure. However, it was the right decision. Even some Imperial Japanese officers, after the war, admitted as much. Perhaps as many as a quarter of a million people (high estimate) were killed in those atomic bombings. But, if the invasion of Japan had to be accomplished (Operation Downfall) the Japanese death toll was estimated at anywhere from one to two million AT LEAST, before taking into consideration American and allied casualties. America stills issues Purple Heart medals that were minted in the 1940s in anticipation of that campaign... so many were prepared for that battle. Japan was in the process of bringing the Kwangtung Army, not a small and weak force, back to Japan from China to prepare for the American and allied invasion. That war would have been more terrible than anything known. Imagine Stalingrad going on for two years. But America minimized the final result and shortened the war from the anticipated span to 1947. It brought Japan's militarism to their senses and brought America to an understanding of what was unleashed... and the war ended. Then ultimately, the US and Japan have become allies as we were from the 19th century to the 1930s. In fact, closer than ever. Not just allies, but dear friends.

[@Ikller-xh7qq]

Only one problem: Japan surrendered due to how fast the soviets were advancing, not the nukes...It was only coincidentally the same time...

[@rtyrsson]

@@Ikller-xh7qq That has been debated since that time. There are historians (both Japanese and American) who have taken both sides of that discussion.

[@Ikller-xh7qq]

@@rtyrsson True, but considering the culture back then, Japan wouldnt have surrendered even when having heavy losses, as long as the emperor lives on...

[@ashtonmiller-z1n]

10:09 when it comes to flame thowers thise days there only two ways we can leagly use them. one is for buring and clearing felds of weeds on farms for arcutral food stuff. the secound one is bacly is a small very short ranged m16 under barrel flamethrower. thsie are bacly only useing reaglear lead free high octane gasoline fuel bascly and for the most part don't realy actly burn stuff very well. also seams to inoricly work for puting stuff out for figthing agest metal fueled oxytation fires for some odd reason somehow. also youtube this coment is for edcathonal histrical real facts for conextt reasons you know.

[@3746463]

You forgot the sound of the MG-42 firing.........

[@BaxterAndLunala]

I just saw the new thumbnail, and it was clearly inspired by a scene in Terminator 2.

[@dianacitrola76]

Great video!!!!!!!!!

[@crazy_adventures6326]

*THE* most terrifying sound: Honey, we need to talk.

[@cincaicincai7847]

and then the defense mechanism started to break down due to barrages of question asked without the chance to answer them

[@Teetsuuuuoooo1]

Is the thumbnail based off terminator 2? That one scene with the nukes scared me ngl.

[@Bulgarianempireofficial]

Something about the stuka siren is so terrifying, the fact that you already know your are dead makes it so formidable

[@Jerrycourtney]

I’ve been seeing a lot of videos out of the Russian defensive positions, and I have to say, hearing the “whizzing” of the FPV _‘Mosquito’_ drones overhead is one of the most disturbing experiences I’ve seen & heard in a video.

[@ianendangan7462]

"buksan mo pintuan PEDRO!!!" Is the most frightening sound to a man with a mistress 😅😅😅

[@nuta199013]

"Ḩ̶̳̣̮̻̪̜͍̹̭͓͍̳̼̈́̅́̄̍̀͐́̊̽͌̊̂͂͠͝͝Ě̵̢̧̛̦̼̜̲͕͕͍̤̙͉͓́̅͒̽̍̐͋͜͝L̴̢̥̞͚̫̠̰̳͍̹͎̠̲̺̳͛̾͌̆́̂̒͗̓͝ͅP̴̘̤̯͙͐̔̍͊̑̏́̌̇̎̓̀͘ M̴̨̦͓̰̌͆̉̃̄͆͜ͅĚ̵̢̧̛̦̼̜̲͕͕͍̤̙͉͓́̅͒̽̍̐͋͜͝Ě̵̢̧̛̦̼̜̲͕͕͍̤̙͉͓́̅͒̽̍̐͋͜͝!!!!! " -some 42nd regiment soldier

[@lashandapauldo681]

Huh?

[@depressingNicolai-sv8ky]

In war thunder, if a plane flies above you - you're dead. I now have minor ptsd thanks war thunder

[@stevenbullard1435]

The song at the end of the video reminds me of the song played over the credits of Stargate SG1.

[@FascinatingCases]

✅✅Incredible and chilling footage. The sounds and images captured really bring the harsh reality of war to life. It's a stark reminder of the profound impact of conflict on people and places. Thank you for shedding light on such a crucial topic.

[@jwoody8815]

There are cases of special forces units riding horses in the Gulf War.

[@xx025xx]

Everyone gansta till you hear bomb whistles

[@fuzzyapplepie6940]

The sound no one wants to hear in war. *TACTICAL NUKE INCOMING!* *MW2 NUKE SOUND.*

[@DeputatKaktus]

Funfact: You can see classic Stuka tactics in Star Wars, when the rebels attack the Death Star. They go inverted and then dive towards the target. The upside down position allows the pilot to keep eyes on the target. Also, less negative G‘s.

[@Hunt1nG8m1ng]

25:02 that end music instantly reminded me of Nights At The Museum or whatever its name was were the guy worked at the New York Museum and the exhibits came to life

[@Hankeshon]

Could you make an episode about Drum Fire?

[@mrj8166]

Do video on Parachute Regiment / Royal Marines pls (like that history of SAS vid)

[@Rolf_Son_Of_A_Shepard]

Imagine if you used a death whistle in sport games. That would be scary and maybe a bit funny, but more scary to be honest.

[@aleksandarvil5718]

ESPECIALLY with losing team being sacrificed 😨😰😖😵‍💫😵😱 ❤️💔❣️🩸

[@klm20079]

i start hatin youtube, hating education with graphic details

[@TheEnclavesPhotographer]

War never changes

[@kingofmphs]

You forgot about the Rebel Yell!!!!!!

[@aabevincent0]

8:26 I didn't expect a reference from an MCU (Marvel) movie to make it in a channel like this.

[@bladada-x7j]

In ww1 the most terrifying thing to hear is charge!!!!! Or a whistle

[@asdf9890]

I can’t imagine the anxiety standing on a ladder, waiting for the signal 😢

[@browsy6830]

Why do I feel this was posted before

[@Cookiemon-pg9bg]

7:50 the autistic device

[@mindyhe465]

💀

[@5d41rafiultahsinislam3]

Everybody Gangsta untill The Commander needs Volunteers.

[@michaelrempel6450]

Scariest thing about life in 2024 is how censored we are to history. Real actual history.

[@north_clear]

The thumbnail made think it was an aztec man vaping

[@Edsen-qm5tw]

15-cm-Nebelwerfer 41 missing

[@MRsolidcolor]

in modern war there really only 2 sounds that make you go oh crap...... GAU-8 Avenger from the A-10 and the M134 Minigun

[@GodzillaKid-px1le]

The hulk making an appearance in this video as well as the terminator 2 reference in the thumbnail are welcome ones.

[@travelerforever8849]

Death marches...I remember seeing the names on the Kundasang memorial park in Sabah, Malaysia.The AUstralians around 2000 of them marched from Sandakan to Kundasang (Near the Mount kinabalu, sabah, malaysia). I believed only 6 who managed to ran away survived. The rest perished. They marched for days and days through the thick jungle of Borneo and many bodies were never found. I remember seeing the names and the age mostly 18-23. So many lives, so young, so senseless....the horror of war.

[@zakhanson5720]

I’m guessing 86 percent of Japan doesn’t know about the planned invasion of Australia… if it weren’t for the yanks we’d be screwed, I’d either not be alive or possibly speaking a different language

[@brandenmanuel2037]

Thumbnail is a Terminator 2 reference Hopefully some idiot doesn’t press that button (It’ll be worse than any war ever)

[@you-are-the-tharpsters]

I’ll be back.

[@robloxfan5458]

4:31 the people are fast af. not even a full second to reach the building even tho they where pretty far away

[@jimmyyu2184]

Sound Category: You left out bagpipe, it was outlawed...

[@IskraLabs]

9:27 When your friend tells you the math test is tomorrow

[@jameskartadinata6888]

Wait is the thumbnail a reference to “terminator 2 judgment day”?

[@MaximSeretensky-np2fd]

Maybe, but damn that lady got cwispy.

[@itisendgame9461]

The little girl from vietnam with the burns currently lives in california and is receiving free scar removal treatment

[@tjdent7166]

The smell, the stench of bodies rotting of bodies innards letting lose.

[@christianebersold829]

At the Stalingrad children fountain scene in this video I noticed Vasilii Zaitzev actually being very much alive with his finger on the trigger

[@rtyrsson]

Napalm is a terrible weapon, I do not think there's any denying that, even though it is a useful and effective weapon in some circumstances. However, I think the writer is confusing the effects of napalm with white phosphorus. Phosphorus also has valid uses, but, in my opinion, should be used far more judiciously. As for the UN "banning" a weapon. The UN cannot and will not override national sovereignty when it comes to the use of any particular weapon. (Or frankly any other issue that the UN seems to think they can dictate to any nation.) If a nation agrees to a particular protocol, then well and good. That is a treaty agreement, but it is a matter of agreement, not enforcement. The problem with UN agreements or "resolutions" is that all of their committees are on a rotating basis with no consideration for the morality, decency, or ethics of that nation. From time to time, there have been unstable, oppressive third world nations thinking to dictate to great powers how and when they will conduct their foreign policy, including warfare. Then they use that as a loophole to do as they will in their own petty issues without foreign influence or effect. For example, Iran chairing the UN Human Rights Commission.

[@snailtrails4988]

Nothings scarier than History being censored.

[@desmond_aldo_ph]

Make a video based on the Sri Lankan Civil War.

[@jeorgedavid3239]

Love the katyusha

[@Brother_dark]

Didn't you already post this like a few months ago?

[@BrumBrum89]

I'd love to see a video about Japanese tanks between 20s and ww2 like you did with the Italians 😊

[@Thebeeparmy817]

Why is the thumbnail of the nuke scene in terminator 2?

[@brimo6034]

3:50 i remember playing sniper elite and i getting terrified by the BM13 sounds😄

[@mRahman92]

What, they had audio back then? I thought it was all in black and white with no sound.

[@Daerth667]

The most terrifying sounds and sights in war

[@killerfoxy936]

I remember watching the film in middle school and that film made me cry It went into detail of what the effects of nuclear does the human body And I pray that never happens to anybody.Or any enemy❤

[@32a34a]

At the Battle of Waterloo the 71st Highlanders repelled 7 cavalry charges in about 2 hours. Talk about men with some serious onions.

[@aubs400]

No Carnax? As widely-used by the Continental Celts and Britons, much to the displeasure of the Romans

[@NikolaiEkXD]

i played a ww2 warplanes game once, your goal is to fly bases to another, and there's a level that involves bombing a convoy of BM13, when i heard the sound of the rockets, it scared the crap out of me, the game name is 'Warplanes Inc.'

[@AlexisArsenal-po8bj]

9:31 that image is familiar to me and in real life i reasearched it and it was very creepy

[@jacobbradford7229]

That thumbnail is a strait rip-off from Terminator 2.

[@captainkanji1]

The most terrifying sound in war is "Brrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrŕrrr"

[@nikitosa143]

Is this a reupload?

[@silentred8333]

Aztec warrior taking a fat vape pull in the thumbnail 🤙🏾

[@grahambird2208]

13:00 - The fact that history videos have to be censored is deeply disturbing. If the truth of the past is not learned from then it shall be repeated endlessly in a vicious, unforgiving cycle. over-the-top censorship like on YT shall only end in the graves of future generations unknowing of their ancestor's mistakes and or willing evils.

[@ExposeFlyersDotCom]

You totally left out one of the most horrible war crimes committed against innocent women and little girls, which is war-rape.

[@sgtjohnnywallsmith8720]

Exactly! What the Japanese did in Nanking and the other parts of China they invaded right before they had actually entered into WWII was deplorable. They (g)raped over 20,000 women. Butchered over 150,000 male prisoners of war. They also slaughtered an additional 50,000 male civilians and they expect us to apologize and condemn the US for dropping the bombs. When the bombs saved 100s of thousands of Japanese civilians. They were not going to surrender and the emperor said that if we did that every man, woman, and child were to resist and fight to the death. There would've been so much more killed than what the bombs killed. How gonna bash us , but what they did in China is hardly brought up and they haven't really given an apology. I hate the hypocrisy. And it's not like several decades were in-between these incidents. Only a couple years. They killed the same amount of civilians as the US did with the bombs, but the bombs didn't go around (g)raping the Japanese women like they did to the Chinese women. I didn't even list the stats of the Chinese babies that the Japanese soldiers killed under the heel of their combat boots. Damn hypocrites. Acting as if they didn't have probably the most heinous war crimes ever committed.

[@1981tids]

15:24 what is the soldier with gray hair have his hand up but you can still see his fingers on the barrel of the gun that’s not very Skidi

[@marisakirisame867]

The Ju-87 B2 variant would rely on the siren but the G2 one is literally a tank buster

[@HoodbillyPreacherman]

Remember when creators used to just post content n not piss n moan about how awful youtube is? It was nice

[@lordlundin6495]

To be fair, that was probably when youtube wasn't aweful.

[@HoodbillyPreacherman]

@lordlundin6495 lol you do raise a good point. Im not a creator so idk really, but as a viewer it does get old and at some point i gotta say, if its so awful... use another service and hurt youtubes bottom line. Otherwise, you're just complaining and essentially part of the problem