This clip belongs to the broad family of stock military explosion sounds rather than a single film or game, so its exact recording source is unclear. Short mortar and artillery effects like this became staples of gaming montages, reaction videos and meme edits, where the incoming whistle works as a universal warning signal before the payoff. It survives because the two-part structure, whistle then blast, is instantly readable even at low volume, making it a reliable punchline for fails, jumpscares and over-the-top battle jokes.