The WORST Jobs of WW1

[@y_fam_goeglyd]

My Grampa fought in WWI. He kept a diary but said very little about the fighting. He mentioned visiting a beautiful church in an abandoned (and otherwise nearly destroyed) town in France. In another such place, he found a nice (but _not_ an expensive make) violin in its case and given the destruction around him, was given permission to... _liberate_ it. He started a small orchestra (many musical soldiers brought their portable instruments with them. He was in a Welsh regiment; we're well known for our love of music) which gave concerts when they were given a break away from the front line. He brought the violin home and continued to play. When she was old enough, my mother, then my eldest sister and 10 years later, I learned to play on it. I swapped to the viola a year or two later, and when she came home from her uni in - ironically - Germany, she took it with her. She's nearly 70 (still in Germany; celebrated her 50th anniversary with her German husband this year), and still plays it. I wish I could tell its original family that it's been very loved and used for over a hundred years by my family. 🎻❤️

[@Mistgaming-i9v]

Damn that's am speechless

[@khylelewis]

Awesome. cymru am byth. Where abouts in Wales are they from?

[@Leonie-w1z]

I would say he saved your country 🫡

[@khylelewis]

@@Leonie-w1z actually, the UK was never in jeopardy in WW1. The Kaiser didn't want to continue the war, but bankers had other plans, got the US involved, and the US crushed Germany.

[@isaacsilvas2285]

Your like 60 then if that’s your grandpa your grandpa is 120 years old byd

[@konakore]

When be amazed uploads its like the cold side of the pillow

[@SkeptikalYT]

For a second I read that as beam azed 💀💀💀

[@MRFROGLIVESINTHESWAMP]

Spongey!

[@konakore]

@@MRFROGLIVESINTHESWAMP hi

[@MRFROGLIVESINTHESWAMP]

@@konakore hi

[@pumpkin-t5s]

so true

[@aware_of_reality_dw]

The worst thing to have in the first place is a job in ww1

[@tinaswie9140]

Exactly

[@X_The_man_in_the_suit_X]

He’s out of line but he’s right No no he really does have a point

[@amae1176]

6:42 “he returned to his unit, where he was-“ *burger king ad*

[@H.E.C.U_amugos]

Lol

[@emilymcleod9172]

😂

[@Dr.Bright17]

“He was given the worst punishment; working in a Burger King. Scariest shit I’ve ever seen.”

[@whyjnot420]

The thing about pilots and other airmen (i.e. actually up in the air) that really gets me is their constant shift between all the stuff they went through up in the air and relatively good accommodations and whatnot (for ww1 combat roles). Infantry would do a routine of rest > get to line > man the line > get to rest > wash, rinse, repeat. A process that unfolded over a month or so. Pilots oscillated between them in timeframes measured in days or hours. That had to do a number on people.

[@SalifyaNgambi-i7b]

I love the old animation the bestv

[@TitanSpeakerman950]

its kinda.......nah

[@Flamsterette]

Thanks for the upload!

[@EditorHeart]

*Be Amazed every time 🤯🥹*

[@Ogimastermann]

12:58 WELL wait... THEY HAD CHILD LABOR EVEN IN WAR!?! wow i guess kids aren't safe even in war😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@RealZerenaFan]

They are definitely Specialist Minors alright

[@PlatinumGaming67]

Kids are never safe in war. Nobody is

[@Arenia-made-up-country]

Yea child labor was a thing some country’s only banking it after ww2 happened I think so yea

[@Ilovecats78-h8e]

It’s not minors it’s miners we’re safe

[@Ogimastermann]

@@Ilovecats78-h8e its a joke damnit

[@ProjectNOTOS]

Very nice video! In early 1900 they invented Air Conditioning we did a video about that

[@Pennsylvania_Countryball]

Why are you self advertising

[@ProjectNOTOS]

@@Pennsylvania_Countryball we are not, Air Conditioning was super useful in WW1 check that out

[@barbieboy-ic3jl]

@@ProjectNOTOSstop self advertising it’s mean and stupid especially when your doing it to a good youtuber

[@lcoq19]

It's not really funny, but I laughed at the Stooge-esque mental image of throwing a brick at someone while flying past because of the sheer absurdity. 🤦🏻‍♀️😂

[@shundahinton]

BE AMAZED MAKES MY DAY 🎉🎉

[@mr.gameplayer3219]

Be Amazed can you do the "Worst Jobs of World War 2" please

[@theunknown8075]

He did one already

[@carolinegreen7043]

My wheelchair goes faster than WW1 tanks. It goes at 6 mile per hour

[@armanrichard2437]

See this should have been the animation for the revenge video.

[@MishaThePolly_Therian]

Be amazed is quickly becoming one of my fav channels!

[@Wubbox1202]

0:40 wiring parties 2:08 artillery observer 3:51 air force pilots

[@3st4cy_frvr]

Help i was stalking his channel and i came early 😭✋️

[@Kasekaiser666]

Same I was look for something to eat my french toast with 😂

[@MaleehSibaadh-dv2up]

@@Kasekaiser666 lol😂😂😂

[@senamadjei5925]

😂😂😂😂😂😂​@@Kasekaiser666

[@Svol09]

The channel really touched your sweet spot, ey?

[@terriwetz6077]

You may wanna talk to a doctor about that 😜

[@Reallifeintheblue]

My grandfather was a flame thrower. The worst thing for him was having to get up to 6-8 feet of the enemy and burn them alive. The smell and screams messed with him the rest of his life. Sad.

[@lindsey4416]

To put things in context, most of these men who fought in the two world wars, were of a similar age to the you tubers of today. I can not imagine the dreadful PTSD these poor young men & women suffered. I couldn't imagine the youths of today coping in such a hellish environment. My Great-grandfather fought in WW1, he was so traumatised by the experience that when he returned home, he was unable to hold down a job. He & his wife & children ended up in the workhouse, where he died. His son, my Grandfather, was a Sargent in WW2. I named my son in honour of these two heros of our family. This is a good video as usual from Be Amazed, but my only criticism is the slightly flippant commentary. Usually I love the commentary, but this just felt a tad disrespectful.

[@luuduonghy659]

This video maybe the rare video that the new animation using Revenger Part 6 isn't look bad at all.

[@annemariemyburgh7252]

❤ just love BE AMAZED, and the narrator's to this channel, is just perfect

[@bowtieguy5281]

World War One was actually a lose-lose for both sides, and it was MUCH worse and awful than World War Two.

[@StayatHomeDudes]

20 vs 75 million deaths

[@randomhuman4993]

U like how there was a skull hiden in the bubble at 1:27

[@Thecez]

This may be to represent that a single sound could be DEADLY.

[@RoadBlocks1.]

What saved miners? Was it a bird? Was it a plane? Yes it was a bird. They used canaries to tell when there was too much carbon monoxide in the air.

[@LorenzoFerrari-d5e]

The fun thing about the Italian Human Torpedo is the fact that it is still used today by the Italian Navy (a modern model, but the same pronciples). We call it "Maiale" (Pig)

[@davidawesomeness4466]

Thank goodness! I have to talk about WWI in a week or 2

[@user-vm5ud4xw6n]

I’m thinking we should probably stop using the expression “in the trenches” since the worst job I can imaginable likely doesn’t hold a candle to what these poor guys went through. What a miserable period to be in. WW1, the Great Depression, barely any time passed before WW2 started up.

[@VoiceoftheNorth0931]

“I hope you’re not eating” Me eating cheese sticks: 👁️👄👁️

[@Eddieavina123]

Love your video Be Amazed and keep up the great work you are awesome

[@ThrillSeeker3524]

Isn't this one of the theories as to where SCP-106 came from?

[@War_pig69420]

Love a good BeAmazed video

[@420stonedsamurai]

I hear man I hope you're not eating as I take a bite into my food 😂😂

[@SLAVAS14]

Real 😂

[@MaleehSibaadh-dv2up]

😂😂😂

[@weatherwitchandfelinefamiliars]

This was excellent but so disturbing. The women were known as Canaries because of their yellow skin. They were frequently injured from losing a finger to eyesight to their lives. They remained seriously ill from the chemicals they worked with for the rest of their lives and the government failed to help them in any way at all. They were ignored and yet without them and the munitions they made, the war could not have been won. When you read their accounts it's horrific. Their sacrifice was much more extreme than they ever could realised at the start. As for the RAF, Blackadder covered that, their WW1 series made more people aware of the situations faced. 18 hours... Horrific 😔 And still man creates war 😔 This video was really well thought out, good information too to go look into more detail over certain jobs. I was never into the military aspects of WW1 and WWII but found the unusual jobs, the work of women and how the UK kept going, Home Front wise particularly for WWII to be fascinating. Maybe because my generation grew up with grandparents who fought in the war. I actually write for the Mass Observation, which was started in WWII. Anyway, excellent video Be Amazed ❤

[@KristianKumpula]

The fuel tanks of flamethrowers typically do not blow up when struck by bullets. Even in the event of a penetration, they usually just leak fuel.

[@GreysonMoody-tn4gj]

If there was no dog in the trenches then yes the humans would be sent to chase rats which is kinda embarrassing when your comrades are like "I killed 69 enemies with just a lugger pistol and my bear hands" while your over here like "I chased rats, disgusting, dirty, rats."

[@neishapierre2887]

Image having these jobs in this year💀

[@michaelshworak]

Thank you for going back to the old animation

[@NhiNguyen-tw2pi]

OMG IT FEELS LIKE WINNING THE LOTTERY NOW THAT IM NOT FIGHTING IN WW1

[@anthonynnadi2998]

You forgot to talk about the woman who became a tank driver to avenge her late husband😮😮 9:27

[@rocketzain269]

That happened in ww2 not ww1

[@snakes3425]

Honorable Mention: Imperial Russian Army Infantry, combined with bad leadership and corruption, many went into battle with no weapons

[@imax_wakaazi]

Wow so quick to upload 🙌now we are talking 😎

[@gorangoles7234]

Thanks for bringing back the old animations❤❤!!

[@EllaAnimates543]

The fact that Johnny Got His Gun is an anti war WWI novel where the main Char loses their limbs and face and senses is horrifying…

[@Charlesspark-c8j]

This channel is cool even my child loves it

[@Jesse-zk9ge]

Tin openers, now that sounds like a great set for a science fiction/ historical action movie. 10:40

[@JamesNewkirk-n6t]

I feel like just being a soldier in ww1 is the worst job during ww1

[@parkerbtc]

Please more WW1 videos! This was great!

[@ryansitxdxdyyxffxfxhdxxdxb4603]

Thank you for going back to the old animation

[@claudianaqvi6435]

Make a world war 2 video of jobs you had to do at the time

[@jaywest885]

Yeah, these are all pretty horrific jobs, but I'm just saying, this was war. Is there a such thing as a good job during war? You would be pretty hard pressed to find one.

[@trynakeepup]

the thumbnail already had me hooked

[@PikaLink91]

Considering what was at stake in WW1 you'd think the higher ups would do everything to ensure that their soldier had better and more humane living conditions and equipment.

[@madelineryan548]

You forgot a danger for Air Force pilots. The Red Baron. He had a kill streak of 80 men

[@GoAway-vj4vj]

There was a commander in the army who, when informed there was a couple of men sick in a train load of soldiers ordered the entire train to head out regardless without even quaranting the obviously sick men. By the time the train reached its destination a full 80% of the men were sick and a full 25% of those sick died en route. The worst enemies in the world are the ones that are both in front and behind us. If someone asks you to give up or sacrifice something, tell them to go first and if they do tell them good for you that's your choice, not mine, bye.

[@WAHOO_PUG]

Bro taught me better than all my teachers

[@Kakagaming-c2f]

Hi

[@WAHOO_PUG]

@@Kakagaming-c2f wdym hi

[@LUCASTHECOWBOY]

Is it just me or do I feel like this was already posted a long time ago

[@Thelobsterhunter]

The old animation is better than the new one

[@tessablack5824]

Love your videos always interesting

[@Seashoremeg]

Another amazing informative video! And just think most of those soldiers started at 17! God bless all of you still fighting for our freedom today!!🇱🇷

[@ajwatcher]

Correct me if I'm wrong but have u made the WW2 version some time earlier?

[@Lampe2020]

I'm happy to not live in any war and hope that will stay that way for my entire life, even though the chances of that wish getting fulfilled unfortunately seem scarily low right now…

[@donnatollison5096]

The stalemated nature of trench warfare brought about the development of the tank.

[@KristianKumpula]

9:42 This seems like you made untrue assumptions about how bicycle units would operate. I would presume bicycle units had it better than infantry without bicycles because they are more mobile. Just like their cavalry counterparts, they generally dismounted before engaging in combat. Not only would charging into gunfire while mounted make one unnecessarily vulnerable, but it would be particularly impractical to do so in the conditions of WWI trench warfare. Combat units generally used bicycles and horses to quickly deploy to where they need to be and then dismount before engaging the enemy. That beats running and marching.

[@okpakomiracle]

Your vids are very awesome

[@carlkibz9726]

Bless your soul Be Amazed

[@NZMapping123]

Yay the old animation is back

[@WONGKHAIHONGMoe]

*OBJECTION*!!! Our country was easily taken by troops on bicycles 20 years after WW1, so it was definitely a good role. Compared to the rest, it was surely horrific still.

[@alyonasaa7462]

I thought human torpedos were gonna be a kamikaze mission 24:35

[@Okos-anim]

Bro just can't decide on the thumbnail

[@angeloalmario]

There's nothing to blame here for the big powers for their wars

[@Jon-o3i]

Ah finally back to the old artstyle

[@AnimalExplained1.0]

I be amazed every time i watch your videos 😁

[@destinylevell9967]

The upload gave me life😮‍💨, as do all the rest 🙇🏽‍♀️✨️.

[@Pennsylvania_Countryball]

Beep boop 🤖🤖🤖

[@Thereposter1234]

I literally learnt about this at school last week

[@StephenKarch]

Munitionettes were more commonly called Budgies short for Budgerigars.

[@FatouFatou-m6b]

Thanks for upload a nice video ❤❤❤❤😂

[@colinleat8309]

War, what is it good for? Absolutely nothing.

[@sibusisodubazane8719]

How have you not done this before

[@RealZerenaFan]

It seems like be amazed has 4 Distinct Artstyles. I like this one the best. The new one is a close second.

[@Kualinar]

Now, there are rules of war to NOT shoot at parachuting soldiers. Those rules where written down after WWI, with the penning of the Geneva Convention. Oops ! That's post WWII.

[@Comedian-VR]

The bicycle job was improved for Germans by the invention of the Kettenkrad, a tank- motorcycle that had room for 4 some variants like the black one had the capability to go 40mph when unloaded, the fastest one was able to achieve 100mph when the driver was the only one on the

[@Comedian-VR]

Also for Italians the anti tank gun on a motor pad

[@Toughmaster245]

Beamazed: lookes at jobs in ww2 and 3, realizes he forgot 1

[@MrToejam666]

sooo glad ur bck too the old cartoons

[@ansonang7810]

Catching rats with bare hands is dangerous you can get infection and rabies from bites. Rats have painful bites Hit ler was bicycle crew WW1 and messenger

[@georgetamkc]

The ‘human torpedo’ was just some men attached on to a torpedo, and they would just attach the torpedo on a ship and detonate it.

[@PikaLink91]

I think I'd've liked to be a runner. I have played Mirror's Edge and I'm sure it would've been exactly like that.

[@anthonyyoung8592]

I have one of those dangerous occupations tags

[@JohnMwangi-mu7jq]

you are doing good job for uploading such video

[@anthonyenamorado6795]

Everyone say thank you that they fixed the animation🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@richewilson6394]

Would be nice to know if any of those divers got anything that saved or prevented a lot of things in the war. I know that they were able to get a typewriter before the submarine sank but that wasn't a submarine dive excursion.

[@mokgadiono7531]

I have a quick question do you have to do things like sign papers so you could get this kind of information I'm just asking because your storys are wow your like a history teacher😊😊

[@KellyPan-k9i]

Only one hour after you posted it.

[@CornOnTheCobBobOne]

I love beam azed!

[@biostalker4514]

yup, ww1 planes where well known for their ability to hover!

[@IbrahimKamara-kn4sg]

Glad my great grandfather lived through both ww1 2 and Vietnam

[@Nosound3]

man i love your wisdoms a.k.a. rizz

[@maciusgalactico]

this early just via the for you page is crazy

[@zxzgamimg7528]

Bro deserves negative 10B SUBS

[@hobbyfarmer62]

The Italian navy used a improved version of the human torpedo in world War 2 as well