Hay un video de un bradley disparando a un t-90 y lo hace mierda

dispara automático y es aterrador

Those are almost certainly cardboard targets

Either sleeping or internally screaming because we haven't been able to move our legs for almost 12 hours. Also the one conversation that stood out for me the most was when SSG Shouse asked us, "What's the weirdest thing you've ever shoved up your ass? I'll go first. Anal beads. Hey men it's 2017, if you ain't doing butt stuff you're wrong." Being stuck in the back of the Bradley with him was like being locked in a closet with the gas station crackhead.

i wonder how this thing would stand up against a btr

@@uh3287 it depends who can spot each other first, how good they are able to engage and then their armor that can protect them

​@@uh3287 well 2 Bradley's just destroyed a t90m so id say it would do great against a BTR

⁠@@uh3287That’s like asking how a T72 would stand up against an M113.

When I was in the calvary I remember the sergeants would get mad if anybody called the Bradley a tank they would say it's a armored tracked vehicle. I like what you said better tanks are not Bradley's. I definitely miss my time inside the Bradley even though when I was in the Army you get sick of it with all the Heat and everything but now I kind of wish I could go back.

Modern Fire Control Systems add lead to moving targets. As you track the target and hold the reticule over it, the system adds lead and you don't manually lead shots.

hitting the engine makes it stationary and stationary means an easy kill

Kinematic lead. Google it bud

I’m sure you know more about military equipment than the soldiers operating them.

This aged well lmao

The Bradleys are capable of something only against Arabs in beach slippers and ancient RPGs

The Bradley are being destroyed by the Alligator kamov 52 helicopters and the atgm konkurs and kornet.

Oh soon burning

@@mfshahuto6846Just destroyed a T-90M. Aged well unironically. 🙃

A nightmare to Russians 😂

The migraine train for the poor infantry next to it 😂

Yes send all gamers to Ukraine!

Lmao

Active duty infantrymen with no deployment or CIB are POGs

@@gabrieletienne8224 Nice, so we’re you an cook or an MP?

@@bobbyboy6614 i was infantry my guy

Yeah i have family thats active. Thats exactly why im going NG. I already have a career. But im going 11b. Because if i do get deployed (Texas NG) i want a combat mo

Me too man, I ship out the 12th/13th to Fort Benning

@@partypickle2012 Same yo leaving this Monday to Benning might see u their brotha

Same, I ship on March 18 for 11x OSUT at benning.

lam lok why X-rays for flat feet tho?

Zachery Todd To see how flat my feet are. I ended up getting DQ so I had to get a waiver and once it got approved I went back to MEPS to swear in. I ship on May 14th to Fort Sill as 13J

Definitely up to you. Not much time for pt.

Says jake paul LOL

Who tf cares

Im joining NG hopefully 11b. Im definitely not gonna utter shit. I know my place lmao, because i get to go to my house everday. I will volunteer for deployement first chance i get.

not much, enough to do pushups in the barracks but honestly reception was pretty busy and not much sleep

What is the best way to prepare? I leave for infantry osut in 19 days.

Caleb Roche assuming you can do atleast 50 push ups and sit-ups in two minutes and run a sub 16 2-mile time you’ll be fine. Just focus on not getting hurt. Drink a lot of calcium and take fish oil to prepare your joints. OSUT is meant to destroy your body and mind.

@@tokioyzf5323, I took the apft test at rsp drill, my situps were 23 in two minutes, 37 pushups in two mins and two mile run was 17.36

Caleb Roche good luck, you’re going to need it lol. Just don’t quit and they will get you to where you need to be.

@@tokioyzf5323, Awesome

its not that bad but you need to start doing pt now if you are joining

Tennessee

CT Tactical also stupid question I plan on joining Ohio’s guard and on the job board it says 11b infantrymen- management training WTF IS DOES THE MANAGEMENT TRAINING MEAN!! I tried to ask my recruiter but he said it’s just infantry

depends on what you want to get out of the military, medical training or combat training..

yes we have a sniper section, hard to get into due to lack of slots. Aslo I think SC has a guard SF unit. Id try talking to the recruiter for the unit. He could give you all the info you need, sorry for the late reply.

CT Tactical Hey, ok thanks for the info. I talked to recruiter started the process on joining as 11b going to MEPS in November. Recruiter said same yes have sniper but said I must stand out I unit to get a chance for it. Recruiter said my nearest SF unit is in NC said best to go in as 11b stand out at my unit at everything and put in to transfer over there and go SFAS. One of big issues is choosing between mechanized or light unit he said closest unit to me Is mechanized but how do they pick who is a Bradley crew driver or gunner etc ? I want to be part of dismount like you described. The light infantry unit is little over 4 hours away which seems worth it to me as long as I’m not always stuck as a drivers rant kind of Bradley crew member. The overall goal is to try make it to a SF unit but want to be out in field as much as possible until make it there. Just don’t know which unit to pick. Sorry for long message just you are the first 11b Guard you tuber I’ve come across.

lol no. 249,240, mk 19,50 Cal,at4, m4, 12 gauge shotguns, and more depending if you are light or mechanized..

CT Tactical I’m sorry I meant to say for the two options as for m16 and m4 . So the infantry touches the m4 and pogs only the m16. I

@@AlonSOAMAZING yea infantry doesn't touch m16s

Usually 9 months in country,plus pre and post mobilization. And light vs mech could impact how often and where you deploy. Mech deploys more to Europe and places like that because Bradleys aren't needed in Iraq/Afghanistan where as light will probably go to Iraq more often.

deployment rotations are every 4-5 years, along with hurricane or state active duty opportunities. and yeah 11 months total with pre and post mobilization

How was it?