Your top WW2 songs.

[SKSer45]

Since a lot of us love our Mosins/98k/garands/etc.. I am sure we have our songs too :P

For Duetchland its the Waffen SS Erika



For the Americans I like Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy by the Andrew Sisters


The Britts I like There will always be an England


Your turn.

[Peter.Steele]

And then, just because:

[SKSer45]

Very Nice Pete! I play the Soviet Anthem every time I clean my Russian SKS :P

[rojocorsa]

Svyaschennaya Voina

[mj1]

My pick would have been the Bugle Boy and Lilli Marlane if just two. My 1st alternat would be Vera Lynn's We'll meet again.

Pura Vida

[TKM]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=83bmsluWHZc&feature=related

[MMA]

Don't know if this was a real song, but it's the best scene in the movie:

[Nitro Express!]

[SKSer45]

Don't know if this was a real song, but it's the best scene in the movie:

Yup it was a real song MMA. Called Panzerlied.

[MMA]

Yup it was a real song MMA. Called Panzerlied.

wow, that's cool! I always thought it was just a made up song for the movie.

Germans always seem to have the best marching/drinking songs.

... if they'd just quit trying to take over the world.

[ZirconJohn]

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Damn'ya guys wheever started this thread... makin' me think of my dear old dad... WWII Vet United States Army Sargeant Delgado Dec 1912 - June 1989

Mannn... I could still see his eyes light-up, and his houlders start moving as I play these songs... I could hear his voice...

Tears in my eyes now... thanks guys!





Dear God... especially this one... Bing Crosby - 'Don't Fence Me In' - 1944 I'm really boo-hooing now... gotta go, I'm out!

[llamatrnr]

"The Ballad of Ira Hayes" by Johnny Cash

[dad1]

Any song by the Glenn Miller Band.

[SKSer45]

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Damn'ya guys wheever started this thread... makin' me think of my dear old dad... WWII Vet United States Army Sargeant Delgado Dec 1912 - June 1989

Mannn... I could still see his eyes light-up, and his houlders start moving as I play these songs... I could hear his voice...

Tears in my eyes now... thanks guys!





Dear God... especially this one... Bing Crosby - 'Don't Fence Me In' - 1944 I'm really boo-hooing now... gotta go, I'm out!

Amen brother!! My Grandpa use to listen to those songs when he was rocking on the porch and i was just a puppy. smoking his pipe, talking about his time in the pacific. Good memories with good songs.

[6mmintl]

Gee whiz, Somebody start a thread about cowboy guns and singing cowboys.