Patrolling in a ch-37 Mojave almost makes you wish for a nuclear winter

Well, that's the French version anyway.

The Ukrainian experience would seem to suggest drones should be seen as one way munitions as well as reconnaissance assets.

MOTORCYCLE PLATOON? HORSE PLATOON?

Counterinsurgency on mountainous highlands is so interesting to me for some reason

Lon elest man in the navy

are those fgt flags in ur avi?

I wish Taiwan the best, may they have the freedom they deserve and be free from the CCP.

Thats fire

@2:50 SO what you're saying is mecha is the way forward.

all 4 are a joke

An army with the philosophy that the only place to keep a bayonet is on the end of the rifle, is not difficult to understand their love for the SMG

success and failure are relative am I right.....?

ah the sterling. Stormtrooper gun. And the one Margret thatcher used on the well known terrorist. Eddie the heas

You ready to change your profile picture yet, you ignorant tool?

The French supreme commander is an abused and groomed kid abducted by a trans pedophile. Of Course they do everything different.

I didn't know clones staff the french army

Indian Army Pls🇮🇳

Aside from the cannon armed Armored car, this is essentially a combat support military police division

... and we all know how often the French win wars - since tanks were invented...

Do a comparison between US and UK rangers

"Where'd you even get that" The ATF. They got it from the ATF.

As a Canadian light infantryman, this piss me off so much, our budget is way to small because of our stupid p&ssy ahhh government

When was the last time the dutch military was relevant?

00:28 for an absolute baddie

The buzzwords are so prevalent the green weenie can't live without it.

The first Russian mass produced sub was actually PPD. It was already available at the time of the Winter war but… was mostly distributed to the boundary guards (which belonged to NKVD at gat time). It was replaced with a more mass produceable PPSh - which actually was produced until the end of the war TOGETHER with PPS. The latter was considered to be more reliable but I have doubts that with the gradual phasing out of the PPSh drum magazine the real difference was big.

bro the profile of this dude who makes this vid

Инафрмативно

Cool die originalen Aufzeichnungen aus den Büchern der NVA zu sehen

11:00 maybe the 82mm ammos were aboundant because soviets had virtually no other AT weapon portable by infantrymen (such as Bazookas or PanzerSchreks)

I see you used the Playboy Playmate/Military Training Instructor in your opening statement. Yes, it is true the USAF/USSF have the smartest/hottest troops in the military.

He was a wounded German in a documentary I saw about east company of the 101st Airborne during WWII.

Pathetic numbers. Why even bother?

Ukraine is at the stage Germany was in early 1945

It seems you are missing part 2. am I just not seeing it?

The French seem to have missed the be afraid of panthers memo. This battle is every bit as impressive as Creighton Abrams victories over German armor at essentially the same time.

The main thing with Russian artillery was it just got bigger & heavier nearing the end of the war...

god your voice sucks

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Mexico: "Wtf is a decent armed forces?"

Something worth noting: yes the Soviets issued a lot of SMGs, and although SMG implies shorter range, and while that is still true relative to rifle round, the 7.62x25mm lends itself to range about as well as possible, and certainly better than 9mm. So naturally, saving the production time and making say, a 3 PPS-43 that was ok ish at range and very effective inside 200m would start to be more efficient than just making one Mosin.

m26 mass rlz!

Great vod

after a few moments RUSSIA 🚜🚆ukrainian army 😂

"LAMG"

That was great! Very detailed.

Creme corn is a cult, and we overestimate ourselves, we believe we can do more with less so much. it's practically an objective to get the job done with as little stuff/support as possible.

I don't understand the scouts group, they only speak french!

I was the NBC (cbrn) NCO for a Patriot battery for 2 years. Good times during all the live fire events. Table 12s, not so much. But live fire, night fire, yes! We did a patriot on patriot intercept once and it was insane.