Two Steps From Hell - Victory

All images and music included are not in my own possession.
Editor - David Režný
Music - Two Steps From Hell - Victory
Video from movie Dunkirk.

[yeetothecheeto]

Step 1: Open WarThunder
Step 2: Select Spitfire Mk Ia
Step 3: Go to Test Flight
Step 4: Select Mission Editor
Step 5: Select Battle of Britain for the Theater of War
Step 6: Put your enemy as Bf109 E-4s
Step 7: Set the AI difficulty for both sides to medium or high
Step 8: Enter the battle
Step 9: Play this in the background and turn down your in game volume a little bit
Step 10: Fight for King and Country!

[Helismoke]

I flew combat missions in Vietnam and have friends who flew fighters in WW II, Korea and Vietnam. My only regret is I flew in the wrong war. Still miss the brothers who I saw go down, God Bless 'em!

[MrNimrob]

If you live in a free country, remember that many courageous and honorable men paid with their lives to give you the world as you know it. It is the duty of all good men to deliver an increasingly free world for our children .My grandfather fought in Italy and came back wishing we never had the opportunity to fight again

[buzztemple]

I am from the North of England and have the utmost respect, not only for the pilots and navy at Dunkirk, but for the unexpected heroes from the Southern counties who, without flinching, took a flotilla of small civilian boats to ensure the rescue of our troops from the beaches. God bless them all.

[MrClassyTiger]

My great uncle was a B-24 Navigator shot down over Germany. If your relative was also involved in this airwar...highest respects to them and God rest their soul. ❤️❤️❤️

[chefduane]

My father was a P51 pilot and did bomber escort into Germany (3 confirmed).  I have no doubt this is quite close to what he experienced.

[franklyndrossevelt]

Every soldiers has their own reason to fighting whether for their family or for their country... Respect for them 😇

[joegularte]

The men and women that served during WW2 should never be forgotten and always respected. Great vid and song!

[staceyevans]

My grandfather was in the U.S. Air Corp, we didn't have an air force as it's known today. He did his fighting in Africa. At the end of war he was ordered to Germany and broken hearted to see the state of the German people. He, and other members of his squadron, has children begging for food . They would give out their own personal rations, which was discouraged by army. War is very different from the air, once they were on ground amongst everyone is when the cost hit hard. God bless to my grandfather, my father who was in Vietnam, my brother in Afghanistan, and everyone who has endured horrors of war that civilians couldn't truly understand.

[GM-fhjp]

"We shall defend our island, whatever the cost may be...we shall NEVER surrender"
-Sir Winston Spencer Churchill

[Blue_sky]

I will admire these shots all my life! Incredible and Bravo! My grandfather was an aircraft technician of this terrible war and passed on a lot to me...

[Blue_sky]

Incomparable clip about the Battle of Britain! Bravo! The musical accompaniment is absolutely flawless! Glory to our heroes who destroyed the fascist evil spirits and won Victory!

[Blue_sky]

The feat of our ancestors should never be forgotten! They are Heroes. Glory to the heroes!

[JK-wcjm]

Oh I abolutely love how the aerial and water landing footage in Interstellar and Dunkirk are similar! Equally daring spirits of the pilots, separated by a mere 100 years. Chevaliers du ciel, all of them!

[annedejong]

Dunkirk was a rather artistic movie, centered on the general quiet sense of relief of having not won but also not really lost.
Sorties were at least squadron size, means 10 plus, clouds, and not all the time horizontally at around 500 feet. But varying from 3000 feet to 100 feet. Absolute chaos. Not about strategies, but coping by adjusting to reality.

[Insperato]

My dad flew with a Blenheim squadron. He was posted to the Far East, but knew about the slaughter of the RAF bomber (Blenheim) squadrons in the retreat to Dunkirk because, for some reason, the private letters to them were not censored. The huge death rate of these squadrons was kept out of the newspapers by Churchill fearing it would seriously affect morale. Even the fighter pilots said the Blenheim crews were the bravest they'd seen because they knew they were out gunned, out manouvred. Years later my dad met a Dunkirk army veteran who had nothing good to say about the RAF. My father quietly explained. At my dad's funeral this old gent stood in front of a photo of dad, saluted and said he was one of the best men he'd ever met. When I saw the Blenheim fly low over the boat in the film and the words "one of ours" I cried.

[yian]

merci àtous ces pilotes qui ont changé le cours de l'histoire

[jsyuko]

the best of best movie and two step form hell music

[mantisflie]

God bless each and every one of these men and women who fought valiantly to protect freedom. Bless you and your children.

[LordTheProut]

powerful music on wonderful video.... every time i come back, the same effect. Dunkerque is a very good film, Two Step From Hell make it so better on this clip...It s in the guts... magnifique ! Bravo !