Videos tagged with Historical Figure

This video, titled "Forged in Snow UPDATE: Simo Häyhä Biography Goal MET!", appears to be an update on a crowdfunding campaign (Kickstarter) for "Forged in Snow," featuring a Finnish blue and white custom bookmark ribbon. While the title mentions Simo Häyhä, a famous Finnish sniper known for his use of a Mosin-Nagant rifle, the description focuses entirely on merchandise related to the project, not on firearms or shooting. The project itself seems to be related to historical figures or events, with "Forged in Snow" potentially referencing historical events or a narrative.

This YouTube video update announces that the page gilding goal for the "Forged in Snow" project has been met. The description prompts viewers to contribute to reaching the Simo Häyhä biography. A Kickstarter link is provided for those interested in supporting the project. The content appears to be related to a historical biography, likely focusing on firearms and the life of Simo Häyhä, a famous Finnish sniper.

This video announces a Kickstarter campaign for a project related to "Forged in Snow," with a specific goal to fund a Simo Häyhä biography. The campaign has successfully met its page gilding goal and is seeking further contributions. The description directly links to the Kickstarter project page for more information.

This video, Part 2 of a biography on Larry Thorne, details his post-emigration life in the United States. It covers his enlistment in the US Army, his role within the 10th Special Forces Group in Germany, and his service as one of the original Green Berets in Vietnam until his death in 1965. The video highlights the eventual recovery of his remains in 1999 and mentions the author's involvement in that effort. It also provides links to related books and a US Army documentary featuring Thorne.

This video documents a hike to the grave of John Henry Holliday, famously known as Doc Holliday. The description highlights the creator's YouTube channel, encouraging subscriptions for more content. It also provides contact information for Dustin, the creator, along with business details for Guns of the West, LLC. Special offers for concealed carry permits, gun insurance through U.S. Law Shield, and discounted NRA memberships are promoted. Social media links for Facebook and Instagram are included, as well as a Patreon link for channel support.

This YouTube video features a clip potentially related to a discussion about historical figures and firearms, specifically mentioning Davy Crockett and a belt-fed machine gun, the M249 SAW. The description hints at a connection to the historical event of the Alamo. While the specific firearm is modern, the context suggests a blend of historical interest and firearm demonstration.

This YouTube Short focuses on the historical figure "Blackbeard," likely highlighting his association with firearms of the 1700s. Given the title's emphasis on "Epic Gunfighter" and the historical context, the content probably touches upon pistols or other weaponry prevalent during that era. It's positioned as a brief, engaging piece suitable for a short-form video format.

This video explores the life and legacy of Annie Oakley, highlighting her significant impact on American firearms history. It positions her as a "One-Woman NRA," emphasizing her importance for anyone interested in historical figures, particularly those covered in the musical and film "Annie Get Your Gun." The analysis draws from historical accounts and suggests her story is relevant for understanding the broader context of firearms in America.

This video tells the historical story of Judge Roy Bean, famously known as the "Hanging Judge," and his unique dual-purpose establishment that served as both his saloon and his courthouse in Langtry, Texas. It delves into the life and legend of this frontier figure, highlighting his unconventional approach to justice in the Old West. The description also includes a call for viewer support for the "InRange" platform.

This YouTube video, part of the "Home Learning Hub" series by the Royal Armouries, features a fictionalized address from Queen Elizabeth I to the nation during a time of a new threat. The content is designed for EYFS and KS1 students, focusing on history, English, and art and design. While the description mentions a "new enemy" and a need to "beat this new threat," it is presented in an educational context for young children, not as a firearms-related event. The Royal Armouries is the UK's national collection of arms and armour, and they often use historical context to create engaging educational materials.

This video profile explores the life and achievements of Alexander the Great, often hailed as one of history's greatest military generals. It delves into his early education under Aristotle, his fascination with Homer's Iliad, and his personal belief in being a modern-day Achilles. The description highlights his extensive conquests, including the Persian Empire, by the age of 32, attributing his success to military genius, charisma, and logistical understanding. It also touches upon his dual nature as both a hero and a villain, noting his harsh treatment of conquered populations, including the enslavement of women and children. The video mentions the 2004 film "Alexander" and its controversial portrayal of his personal life.

This video profiles King David as a warrior and a poet, drawing parallels to modern concepts of protection and leadership. While not a direct firearms demonstration, it uses King David's life as an example for individuals to strive for betterment and protection, referencing the Warrior Poet Society's resources for reading, sermons, apparel, and recommended gear. The content emphasizes leadership qualities and historical significance.