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[@RaoulKunz1]

There is one line that's Rommel's book on Stormtrooper tactics "Infantry Attacks" ("Infanterie greift an") based on his experience in the Great War. "Stormtroopers" as a designator has a bad rep because the Nazis vaingloriously named their party stooges such and then there's Star Wars...^^ But "Sturmtruppen" ("Stormtroopers") or "Stoßtruppen" ("Shock Troops") where among the first users, and certainly the first that codified this new small (platoon scale, max. company scale) scale infantry tactics (among other, less official, where Canadian infantry used as shock troops, cue the reason why WH40K has "Cadian Shock Troops" as a nod). Among the typical, then new, elements where the massive, really *massive* "bandoliers of them on troopers" massive, use of hand grenades to swiftly clear trenches, shorter guns - carbines, originally a weapon for the cavalry, stocked pistols (the long P-08, originally a second line backup, unofficially but hugely popularly the stocked C-96 - think Han Solos gun sans the sci-fi stuff on it), close quarters implements like trench daggers, shortened bayonets and clubs, closely coordinated short distance artillery and mortars, massive gas attacks with gas masked troops also psychologically "inhumane" "insectoid" faces - all for the maximum shock effect and the highest possible operative speed. It's technically not "stormtrooper tactics" but "Hurtier-tactics" (named for General der Infanterie Oskar von Hutier; pronounced french i.e. "Hurtyé", another Prussian Huguenot character, I descend from those people^^) or "Infiltrations tactics" - fast, low scale breakthrough, executed with maximum speed and minimum artillery preparation followed by encirclement, the "classic" German thing, see Alfred Graf (Count) von Schlieffen's "Cannae Studies" and the obsession with the Battle of Cannae in 216 BC. The elite stormtroopers pretty much carried the field in the initial breakthroughs (the first ones in four years) of the Spring Offensive 1918 (The "Kaiserschlacht" - "Emperor's Battle") but eventually ran, well not out of steam but out of *troops* to carry on, because the initial breakthrough killed a lot of the trained experts, ironically *because* they where led from the front at maximum violence and speed, the very reason for their success. Oh and "Jäger", literally "Hunters" where light, independently acting infantry ever since the 18th century, sometimes deploying rifles instead of muskets - the British green-uniformed "Rifle Formations" of the Napoleonic Wars where based on these troops, the initial Stormtroopers came from the light infantry because of the tradition of independence in the field, later supported by Engineers as "Assault Pioneers" and forward spotters for a very modern, very "unlike 19th century", combined arms combat groups. Today this is completely normal "standard" infantry tactics, you can see them deployed in the current War in Ukraine by both sides... Best regards Raoul G. Kunz

[@kevinpeng8295]

Thanks for the info!

[@fredriknilsson6042]

This is from the new album and all of the songs are about WW1. The record is insanely good, not a bad song on it. Soldier of heaven you have already heard. He is from Sweden and our Rs sound like that when we talk but we dont do so when speaking or singing in English so he stands out a little bit.

[@noxastraluna]

they do? my R´s dont roll, neither does his when he talk swedish beeing from Dalarna rolling R´s are only in southern sweden

[@fredriknilsson6042]

@@noxastraluna well i dont agree with you. Lots of Swedes rolls with the r when talking. When talking English the r does not sound. For me i roll when speaking Swedish but not when speaking English

[@mushinbujin]

Joakim has specifically said that he rolls his r's deliberately in order to distinguish himself from other singers.

[@neoxperson7858]

The "Kaiserschlacht" was the last all out attack of the Germans in spring on 1918, trying to finally break through the Allied lines, before the fresh American troops showed up. Their main tactic to achieve that, were Stormtroopers or Shock troops, who dealt fast and overwhelming attacks, which would later transform into the tactic of "Blitzkrieg" (lightning war) in WW2.

[@miiah7475]

As it's been said, Joakim Brodén is half Swedish and half Czech. He grew up in Sweden mostly speaking Swedish. But he does speak some Czech and since they tour all over the world, he usually learns a few words in every language to talk to the audience. And obviously his english is very good. Interesting little fact is that he was not a singer at all when he joined this band in 1999 (age 18/19). He was a keyboard player and he wrote songs. But as the band did not have a singer they made their song writer sing, "only until they found a real singer" but they never did. Instead they hired a keyboard player (in 2005) and made Joakim their permanent frontman despite his protests, as he never intended to be a singer at all! These days he is still the main song writer and splits the lyrics with Pär (bass). He is unique in his singing style, and has no vocal training. What he does is something that comes naturally and is all him, which makes it all the more impressive. If you check out an interview from him, it's little bit funny because he sounds so different. He is so nice and funny and not growly. He is a baritone, but the contrast is interesting...

[@LianteakaLia]

Basically, Joakim is a beast while singing, and a teddy bear when speaking. It's amazing. :D

[@2104dogface]

A real good book to read on WW1 from the German side is "Storm of Steel " by Ernst Junger who was a Stormtrooper Officer. the Stormtroopers were shock troops they would have a wide array of weapons and used new tactics in assaulting trenches.

[@jamessapp4989]

Other Sabaton songs to listen to includes Lady of the Dark To Hell and Back Ghost Division Christmas Truce No Bullets Fly and a whole lot more.

[@oliversherman2414]

I love your channel keep up the great stuff!!!

[@880angie]

The voice of the artist and their whole music are so powerful!

[@derekk8523]

Bismarck is another banger

[@THENOBODIESREACTS]

We did it. Go check it out!!!!

[@derekk8523]

@@THENOBODIESREACTS to hell and back? Must have missed it. I saw Bismarck 1 sec after I hit send sorry. Great job guys

[@THENOBODIESREACTS]

@@derekk8523 sorry Bismarck

[@frontgamet.v1892]

The Stormtroopers were a specific special force from the German army that were developed at the end of WW1. They used new tactics and even the first bullet proof west invented by Germans. The idea was Aggressiveness, Speed and Deadlines so they were the best of the best and not normal infantry. They were supposed to get around enemy trenches and clean them up. Also a cool fact that they had new tactics that still many countries use today. So they were very modern like everything what the Germans invented and did ;-) And yes they were a great inspiration for the Star wars Stormtrooper.

[@andreanecchi5930]

Try the unkillable soldier , carolus rex, lion from the north , Christmas truce , 82 all the way , attack of the dead man , fields of Verdun , this are my favorite song if this group 😁

[@chrisumana7644]

Stormtroopers who don't miss Anyone noticed the Balls to Wall riff by Accept. Sabaton Joakim Broden - Lead Vocal Par Sundstrom - Bass Guitar Tommy Johansson - Lead Guitar Chris Roland - Lead Guitar Hannes Van Dahl - Drums and is also married to Floor Jansen.

[@mushinbujin]

I'm glad that you mentioned that last bit about how Joakim's voice lends power to the stories that Sabaton tells. They're already epic but you feel it a lot more with a strong voice like that. If you listen to a particular live version of "Into the Fire" (kzbin.info/www/bejne/aGK0cqOcaduknMU) you'll hear this very well. Joakim sounds like he's going Super Saiyan at the beginning.

[@75deejaay]

They are Swedish!!

[@Finkele1]

Dad, listen your son! 😉

[@torbjornsjooander5625]

Oops I forget his name is Tommy Johansson 😏

[@oliversherman2414]

The lead singer and the rest of the band is from Sweden

[@gamingwiththedesertfox5499]

Yes it’s about WW1. Specifically the German Stürmtruppe (Aka Stormtrooper) a shock style unit organized around 1917-18 as an attempt to beat the western Allies.

[@aprilvoecks5877]

If you watch a recently released Sabaton song, it's probably World War I. Their last 2 albums had that as the theme. (The Great War, and War to End All War). Some albums are a mix of eras, and other ones look at just one era at a time.

[@jonasjohnsson2130]

Joakim is Swedish, so swedish

[@andrewludwig9251]

Actually Joakim is 1/2 Swedish and 1/2 Czech. His mother is Czech and his dad is Swedish.

[@alexadamson9959]

My recommendation for the next song. ‘Dreadnought’ The band is Swedish by the way. Since you asked at the end there.

[@grindcorejoe6661]

You dont have to be supperiour in Numbers, you just have to be supperiour in Firepower and Fighting Will for a short Time and into a narrow Part of the Line, and 50 Men can be more than a Million

[@vegvisir9276]

Agincourt and Thermopylae are good examples of smaller forces combating larger forces

[@onibformi3590]

7:35 they are fueled by fear in the enemys eyes. this meaning is different

[@Ruppe62]

We are sooo bad on that **RR** We are from sweden and we talk with RRRR

[@derekk8523]

My guys. You have to check out to hell and back. I think it’s there best work.

[@finkelfarsan]

Swedish dudes they are yes.

[@michaelsvensson6795]

Please do a playlist of Sabaton! I will support you!

[@michaelsvensson6795]

Send pm

[@PetterVessel]

It is so cool to listen to you two. I hope you will react to Lady of the Dark and Dreadnougth.

[@brandnewrock8375]

Joakims mother is czech and his father swedish, he grew up in Sweden and speaks swedish, he dont talk or understand czech at all according to his own words in an interview.

[@Flokarl1]

Joakim is from the city of Falun in Swedesn

[@89erMerun]

You should check out the official building block video of the Future of Warfare from Sabaton. Oh and don't call all of the blocks in the video Lego.

[@Devve_the_husky]

Watch the live version of en Livstid I Krig from Gothenburg

[@A_Name_]

I suggest you guys watch the history channel that explains all the songs. Just sabaton history "name of song".

[@misternebojsa]

Who stops in the middle of chorus

[@janihellsten7793]

Do you even know what stormtrooper is?

[@THENOBODIESREACTS]

Guess Not 🤷‍♂️

[@nkvd8846]

Both the war to end all war and the great War album are about ww1

[@torbjornsjooander5625]

The leadguitarist in Sabaton have his own chanel on youtube Please react to his cowers His voice and his playing is insane Start with Gary Moores Over the hills and far away It, s fire

[@rileymushroom1240]

His name is Tommy Johansson. 🙂🎸🤘

[@てぃちゃ-q5m]

please next react 【 JUNNA 】Painkiller / Judas Priest - Drum cover

[@jesus-valirius1579]

Then I see that you refer to the Germans as the bad guys, then you can see the last battle it can change Your mind.

[@johnbergstrom6527]

Please react to h.e.a.t back to the rythmn

[@gracem.gerbolinga4486]

Bro they failed history class blitzkrieg is an old tatic of war in ww2

[@THENOBODIESREACTS]

Yeah we missed that day.