EXCLUSIVE ACCESS | British Troops In The USA On EX RATTLESNAKE

We were given exclusive access to one of the biggest military exercises to have taken place in the world this year.
Forces News followed the Welsh Cavalry on Exercise Rattlesnake, in the United States.
The exercise, which takes place at the US Army Training Centre in Louisiana, is designed to test troops to their limits.
Report by Sian Grzeszczyk (@SianGrz) and Hannah King (@FTVHan).
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[@ossihurme7572]

"We landed hours later than planned". Classic military right there.

[@jessestevens_aka_jesus]

To be punctual is to be predictable, and to be predictable is a weakness. That's what I tell my shift manger anyway.

[@ossihurme7572]

;D

[@afcgeo882]

Hey, it keeps the enemy on their toes.

[@sheiladiaz7794]

Hurry up, and wait!

[@selfco8142]

My old school friend was in the British parachute regiment for almost 20 years, he was a Sargent training up the next recruit's before he left, he had taken part in several training exercises in the US, possibly here, he always spoke very highly of his American counterparts, both infantry & Airborne.

[@deusvult6920]

In the US, Airborne is just a light infantry division or brigade with a fancy way of getting to the fight. They're still classified as Infantry - they just have an additional skill identifier that labels them as having been through Airborne school

[@PLONG12345]

@@deusvult6920 in the UK, Paras are equivalent of US Army Rangers.

[@DirtyMikeandTheBoys69]

​@PLONG12345 No, they aren't. They aren't comparable on any level. The 75th is an elite light infantry unit and the Army's premier raid force. Your average Para is nowhere near that of the 75th.

[@budte]

@@DirtyMikeandTheBoys69In the UK the Paras and the Royal Marines are elite troops. Only the SAS/SBS rank above them.

[@DirtyMikeandTheBoys69]

@budte and? That doesn't mean either of them are comparable to the 75th Ranger Regiment, and there are several members of both the Paras and Royal Marines who will openly admit they are not comparable. I'm not saying they aren't good, they're great! But they are not comparable. It's like comparing an apple to a pineapple..

[@Tetleyb]

"We landed several hours late..." Welcome to the military.

[@Fergus_0703]

Sounds like how I go to school.

[@samchiang4321]

They probably were early too...hurry up and wait.

[@mrkrharris]

and miles off target

[@mbpaintballa]

thats how i know its authentic

[@nathancottrill1363]

Yup, and in the box at JRTC if you’re not late then you’re doing it wrong. 😂😂

[@HalTheBlade]

Sian has done a tremendous job with this, incredible.

[@dustins.97]

hell yeah gotta love our brothers from the UK

[@killer1479]

yes, but many love to hate us also =/

[@Bullet-Tooth-Tony-]

@killer1479 it’s called banter lol

[@rossnaylor81]

God bless America from your Scottish brother's in arms take care and fight on troops

[@omclaren3467]

@@killer1479 it's banter, but also an American thing too

[@DirtyMikeandTheBoys69]

​@@killer1479we don't love to hate you, we dislike your massive egos and ability to spread misinformation about your allies.

[@1701enter]

That was excellent I look forward to your next installment!

[@oslogrigor8320]

American Assessment of their Performance: "Masterful". It doesn't get much better than that. 🇺🇸🍻🇬🇧

[@nobodyherepal3292]

Ah Louisiana….my home state is an American green hell. Glad the brits think it is too..

[@flexsealm1a2sepv3]

Just like Georgia without the alligators, The sun is your main enemy here

[@randomdudeonyoutube.]

Florida : Ever heard of florida man

[@keithlordofalbascotland3371]

I think youll find the Ross clan are from sutherland. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@xxtripleokgaming]

@@flexsealm1a2sepv3 Nah. Love it here. The terrain in Louisiana is horrible

[@flexsealm1a2sepv3]

@@xxtripleokgaming what part you from? I stay in central

[@stephencolin3471]

As a Welsh man I'm so proud of our boys and girls who put themselves in arms way to protect our freedoms like they always have throughout history awesome

[@petermclelland278]

My freedoms didn't feel threatened enough to bomb Iraq, Afghanistan.Lybia & Syrian civilians to oblivion.And they're adults not children, who volunteer & are paid by the state & go where politicians send them.

[@sfoeric]

Nice to know that some of the most deadly snakes enjoy chasing soldiers…that is crazy.

[@Indeciferable]

You should look up some videos of cottonmouths they are large, deadly, and made of pure rage.

[@sfoeric]

@@Indeciferable Ugh, sounds dreadful. I salute all the soldiers who go through this rigorous training to protect the freedoms we enjoy in the West.

[@MrLmao37]

Wild hogs arnt a joke either. The can charge you and rip you open from ankle to groin on heart beat.

[@sfoeric]

@@MrLmao37 All I can say is that facing not only the challenges of training but also that of Mother Nature, these men and women deserve our support, regardless of their nation. All this to protect our way of life.

[@kalebooty749]

AKA the Water Moccasin. They are mean mean snakes. Very hard to see and they give you no warning other than a swift charge. And yes the same for those Boar, they will destroy you, they have that Russian Razorback in their blood. They didn’t even say anything about the Gators, better choot em.

[@smithnwesson990]

Now this is tax Dollars well spent. Should be doing more joint training with our British and Canadian brethren.

[@rossnaylor81]

Yep totally agree with you we should be training together all the time American and British troops are the best of the best and God have mercy on the silly enemys of our amazing countries cause it never usually ends well for them lol big shout out to my ex regiment 23 pioneer god bless you all

[@LookHereMars]

As well as the Canadians get the Aussies and Kiwis involved as well. Proven warriors are the Anzac boys.

[@fenriders7008]

@@LookHereMars aye bring out the Anglosphere, best warriors for the past 500 years.

[@m5184jhd]

Correct me if I'm wrong, heard Canada military is training with China soldiers on Canada soil.

[@themc.kennyshow6585]

@@rossnaylor81 what about German, French, Saudi, Japanese, SK troops? Aren't they amazing too?

[@markstanich64]

I remember Ft Polk Louisanna 1974 .I just turned 17 and joined the Army . Basic training was pretty tough all of the drill instructors were Vietnam combat experienced .Today I turn 65 .And I thank God for directing me to the Army . If I didn't join back than I wouldn't have my lucrative retirement I got now .

[@timphillips9954]

Invite the Americans to Brecon in October. Would be fun!

[@Weptek911]

A Michigan National Guard friend went there. I don’t remember if it was October but he loved the experience.

[@NoCopyrightMusicsss]

@John Cliff In many parts of the US, like where I live, it gets much colder, windier, and snowier than Brecon. 100 degrees F and tornadoes in the summer with 0 degress and blizzards in the winters. I would actually prefer the Brecon winter. It's climate statistics look much more relaxing and mild

[@cainabel615]

The British have an excellent military, but the UK keeps cutting them.

[@stanjenkinson4520]

As a British ex military well said Yank

[@yzyz7779]

British sas ww2 is insane, look the ability far away from troops on ww3

[@Golgi-Gyges]

Liberal politics

[@Ben-fk9ey]

@@Golgi-Gyges The Conservative party has been in power since 2010 so I'd hardly call the cuts to the UK armed forces "liberal politics".

[@alfiesell8077]

@Blaze Temp Smooth brain take

[@rayperez6322]

Love to hear my US infantry brothers have never lost in joint combat training. Huge respect. USAF veteran myself :P

[@generalzucc462]

Much respect to my American brothers and sisters!

[@lt.dashkov1079]

0:30 "The British are coming", haven't we seen this happen before guys?

[@eltigueraso]

Paul revere type beat 🔥

[@afcgeo882]

And do we all remember how it ended?

[@sgtdocholliday4097]

i think there's a song about this....

[@freddie8812]

There isn't any other channel even close to this on KZbin right? And I can't express enough regard towards the men and women in the armed forces around the world, protecting free speech, free press, religious freedom and democracy. You are the guardians of our societies and our way of life. Thank you all from the bottom of my heart for your service.

[@fredblogs]

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 hat’s off to our guys for the training they received. Good to know that America is on our side in any conflict. 🇺🇸👍👍👍👍👍

[@dylanogden812]

Our British allies r awesome we appreciate everything ur country does to help us ur soldiers r always side by side with us in any hostel situation we've been in since our 2 countries have grown so close to each other thank u guys for wat u do and know we'll always be there for u guys whenever needed hope these British soldiers had a great time over here taking part in this with us 🇺🇸🇬🇧🇺🇸🇬🇧🇺🇸🇪🇺

[@anthonywright6237]

Very nice and full hearted..

[@GL22]

The British are our most important ally in the world. Glad to see we can help them sharpen up. 🇺🇸 🇬🇧

[@paulAnthony7236]

Don't need any one to sharpen our lads up.

[@boblangford81]

@@paulAnthony7236 lol. I guess you guys have a cutting edge that never dulls. Oh that British optimism! I see where we Americans get it from.

[@paullangton-rogers2390]

USA massive respect for the professionalism. We in the UK feel the same, US is our main ally and we always feel safer knowing the US has our backs if Russia attacked UK or mainland Europe. When I visited the British overseas territory of Gibraltar on the Southern tip of Spain I was astonished to see a massive joint UK and US nuclear capable naval base (the size of an entire town) with US warships lined up in the heart of the mediterranean alongside UK warships and nuclear subs...you can see how closely and well the US and UK work together around the world for global peace and security.

[@danielporter5102]

Speaking the same language really helps hahah

[@claudebylion9932]

@@danielporter5102 it’s not always the same grammar though.🇬🇧

[@reecorees9552]

That terrain looked really challenging, not to mention snakes and gators that are not fearful of any human and will attack you. Well Done to you all. My Family and myself would like to Thank You All for Your Service. ATB Reeco

[@Acc0rd79]

It's hard to think that people are worried about them. I live in FL and when you go into the woods you never even think about them. You know they are out there but you don't really think about it, just another walk in the park type of thing.

[@larrymcjones]

I think the heat and humidity would be the hardest part for me

[@swwy5]

I spent a wonderful summer at Fort Polk in 1968. The nice people running the place had each day scheduled with different activities, from sun up, to sun down. Sometimes into the night. Plenty of fresh air, exercise, and three meals a day, what more could you want? Four months after leaving that paradise I arrived at another, know as the big green latrine, aka RVN

[@pilot_howie237]

Please show one of the many training area’s in the UK where British, America and allies train like they do here. E.g Salisbury plain.

[@teaandmedals7677]

The problem is Salisbury plain pales in comparison to what the US can offer in terms of training real estate. Not saying the wind swept hell that is salisbury plain isnt arduous, just that its limited by its size.

[@marcs990]

Catterick where I did my basic in winter was a NIGHTMARE

[@jamesholt8799]

@@marcs990 Nightmare is to nice a description of Winter in Catterick

[@carl3681]

The Brecon beacons in wales.....especially in Winter.

[@1951woodygeo]

The moors of Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 Freezing even in summer when the weather can change at a moments notice, just as bad in the Brecon’s in Wales toughen any Soldier up for mountain warfare .

[@QuickSilverswe]

This has to be every soldiers dream to do this kind of exercise! I would love to get the chance to be part of this

[@BMF6889]

A long time ago, I served 21 years in the Marines (1968-1989) as an infantry officer with 3 years in combat. I think the recruit and officer candidate training today is more demanding than when I entered OCS, but the Vietnam War demanded a lot of people ASAP and so OCS training was trimmed by several weeks and Officer training was cut by 3 months to 6 months. The training was hard and there were 9 months crammed into 6 months. I felt prepared to lead a platoon of Marines in Vietnam. It was a hard year and I was mentally and physically exhausted when I returned to the states. I had also lost 30 pounds and a number of medical issues dealing with parasites and infections. My first 10 years in the Marines was leading platoons and companies with high training tempos, lots of exercises, and deployments aboard amphibious ships. I was a company commander during the evacuation of Saigon in April 1975 aboard the LPD USS Denver (among other amphibious ship types). We were always being changed to different ships and to different training areas in the western Pacific. From 1986-88 I was a LtCol who volunteered to serve two years in Latin America supporting counter-insurgency operations with the host nation's Army and Navy. It was not as dangerous as Vietnam, but still dangerous work. In all, I guess I should have died at least a dozen times in those 21 years, but somehow managed to finish with permanent back pain and a broken hip. The greatest honor in my life was leading Marines. I'd do it all again if I could. Semper Fi.

[@geoffreyleonard99]

Respect to you from across the pond mate, Vietnam was way before i was alive but it looked a nasty conflict to be a part of. Hope you're doing well these days 👍🏻

[@TheAsa1972]

So you lost every War you have ever been in

[@doghandler24EWRWEDAFWTQ]

Who asked?

[@paleamigo8575]

It sounds like a great life!👍

[@mattgosling2657]

Respect to you from the UK pal.

[@javontenoil822]

Lol im from Louisiana and im in the army in Louisiana and we train at polk all the time. The jrtc rotation is literally hell. My unit stayed out in the box for 26 days straight

[@lucyannanixon7714]

THANK'S BRITISH TROOP'S..THE WHOLE'S HAVE OPENED UP AGAIN

[@MeerkatADV]

Former 4/10 medic here, we spent months in the box while not deployed. We were probably the only unit that knew the box as well as OPFOR and it was still a challenge. Made us get work done on deployment though.

[@brofessormex]

I do appreciate a good hard training center. The military training now isn't like the 90s era

[@TristanWardCoombe]

Get on lads

[@TheMorgwyn]

For me as a German it's a bit sad to see that one training facility in the USA seems to use more helicopters than the German Bundeswehr has in total...

[@jeffpollard7304]

Your time is coming!

[@ZillyCatboi]

Hell yes lads Wales is proud of you

[@fdbetancor]

Huuah! That brings back some memories from two rotations in Polk with the 2/502nd and 1/187th back in the day....

[@JayKayKay7]

You can say what you want about the morality of war or the meaning of combat, but the USA and her Allies have been playing in the sand box of Afghanistan and the streets of Baghdad for nigh unto two decades and the kinks have been worked out, the weapons improved, and the foundation of it all is the will and fitness of the individual soldier. ( Of course the pansies can't stand the brutality of war and bring soldier's up on charges afterwards.)

[@4325air]

@Southeastern777 The US Army has three combat training centers (CTC): National Training Center at Fort Irwin, California (Mojave Desert for sand and the Middle East); the Joint Multinational Training Center at Hohenfels, Germany (European terrain); and Joint Readiness Training Center at Fort Polk, Louisiana as shown in this video. There are also smaller training centers in Alaska (Arctic) and Hawaii (jungle).

[@kolinmartz]

@Southeastern777 it’s the same fundamentals really. And the Middle East isn’t all desert. Iraq has the Mesopotamian marshes and Afghanistan has forested areas. Especially around where a lot of people live.

[@jimh527]

Playing in the sand box? Ever heard of Nuremburg, John Wayne? How about Hiroshima and Nagasaki?

[@jimh527]

@Southeastern777 Because the next war is right here in your own back yard.

[@JayKayKay7]

@@jimh527 What is your point?

[@arejay00]

"mastery of the fundementals." It's funny, I've heard that commented on before. Just doing the basic stuff consistently really really well. The Box looks an amazing environment to tighten-up field-craft.

[@Jason-iz6ob]

I love the fact that the first two wars my nation fought we’re against the British, and yet now we are the closest of allies, having fought two world wars and a war on terror together. Says a lot about both countries I believe.

[@markcrane9661]

those wars were pretty much British against British, the majority of Americans came or had relatives in the British isles

[@Jason-iz6ob]

@@markcrane9661 Well, I guess that is true. My most recent non-native American ancestor came here from Scotland in 1736.

[@shaidorsai4834]

All hail the 1/509 (Airborne). AKA The Nickel Oh Nasty. Member from 1979 to 1981 when it was based in Vicenza Italy. Having been to Wildflecken, AKA Wild Chicken, in Germany, I can unconditionally guarantee they will prefer the swamps to the misery of 4 different kinds of weather in two hours. Have fun guys.

[@wesleydaniels40]

The brits are very good ! I worked with them at fort Polk, they’re fast and move very efficiently

[@thuan123red]

was there in June 2021, weather is no joke. hot humid. just make sure you only carry what you need no more. oz add up to pounds, pounds add up to pain. If you vehicle make sure you bring extra food and water.

[@saureco]

Welcome, brothers. Steel sharpens steel.

[@rhondakennedy819]

Be safe out there people. Love to all

[@whya2ndaccount]

We don't bother with warning signs in our Northern Training Areas (Queensland and Northern Territory). Once the croc /snake /spider takes the first visitor, the rest tend to pay attention. :)

[@aliciaaltair]

"The enemy was just meters away...thankfully they didn't discover us" hahahahaha that's what they wanted you to think ;)

[@thedyslexicorangutan8049]

Terrific opener. Outstanding

[@mikeprice4079]

I liked watching the exercise between the UK and Fort Polka, it's a learning lesson ,a win-win

[@irwan3064]

Good for physical exercises

[@jayman7752]

That guys at the beginning wanting to see squaddie’s holes hahaha

[@majcorbin]

1972 I accomplished my Basic & AIT INFANTRY training Here including the Viet nam bound TIGERLAND training area.

[@majcorbin]

The link is to a movie located at fort Polk tigerland

[@ravenks1sr15]

Friggin' JRTC and Gman. To hell with that place LOL

[@CYBERCATXO]

I'm from Polk. The video quality make the box feel like a dream

[@paleamigo8575]

This is awesome!👍 Both time and money we'll spent.

[@alanbatchelor4053]

Oh boy! i was in there with you, i loved it, great camera work

[@infantryblack]

I did this training at Fort polk in 2011 prior to my Afghanistan Deployment. I did 6 weeks not a few days like this video.

[@ChosenMan-be8mz]

Dragoon’s playing at being infantry that’s cute 😁 just playing you guys are alright

[@gr1mrea9er82]

UK MOD sends everyone out to fight on foot. The doctrine is that every soldier is a fighting man, regardless of unit.

[@ChosenMan-be8mz]

@@gr1mrea9er82 as I stated I was just messing around don’t take every comment you see so seriously 😉

[@nooblangpoo]

I thank Zach for teaching me about the 509th and Fort Polk. He even said that they have tunnel systems around Fort Polk.

[@deangee6781]

As a UK Afghanistan veteran I watched this and thought uve no idea

[@johnshoemaker5036]

Spent several years at Polk in the early 80’s, 3/10 & 4/6 Infantry, no other place like it, except 3rd street Leesville back in the day lol

[@angelo_giachetti]

My dad in the 103rd ID trained at Ft. Polk during the Louisians manuevers in 1943 before they shipped out for Marseille France Oct. 1943. Dad was in 383rd FA Bdn. He was with a 105mm arty crew.

[@MrRobertecas]

Why would he be going to France in 1943....sure..........

[@kieronbrown3555]

Probably the best OTX I have done Ex Rattlesnake in Louisiana!

[@bigdmac33]

Why was the presenter not dressed in camo? Surely the colour of her clothes ran the risk of exposing the Brits' positions?

[@gillramos7703]

Your britsh arnt you

[@ichabodon]

Lovely reporting, lovely perfect voice. Thanks.

[@overcorpse]

Wow. An American with a decently shaped beret!

[@jacktherack9551]

And all this hardship,,,makes a soldier BULLET PROVE..

[@fredlandry6170]

Fort Polk is over an hour north of my hometown Lake Charles Louisiana. I bet those British Troops had a hard time in that environment I grew up in the heat and mosquitoes it’s rough.

[@vieuxacadian9455]

Alligator warning signs to this Acadian means lunch is delivered to Me when I want .

[@miduv82]

The cottonmouth/water moccasin does not chase soldiers or people. When threatened the snake will go straight towards its nest regardless if you're in it's direct path. It may seem like they're coming towards you but in reality just making their way to their nest.

[@rubenochoa411]

Colonel there was a lack of context away from a SHARP report. 🤣

[@jameslyddall]

Considering whats happenning with Russia and especially the recent threats over its little territory between Lithuania and Poland these sort of exercises with NVG suddenly seems more vital.

[@philiproseel3506]

And scorpions. Don't forget the scorpions. Went to JOTC twice with the 101st (2/327 Inf and 3/187 Inf).

[@1976narak]

Wish they sent the GR units 1st and 2nd it wouldn’t be foreign landscape for them! Hopefully the MOD will give them the chance too!

[@howey935]

The U.S. have 350 years of military experience the British have nearly 1000 years of military experience. I’m sure the Btits have a a few more tricks in the book.

[@itzjumptfoff3168]

Omg this was so cool, Scary as Shizz though Awesome Americans and Brits together Love it

[@AflacMan13]

As an old Geronimo from the days when we were still wearing BDU's, just before switching to those ugly ACU's, when she said "elite training centers"... I had me a good chuckle. Then... When she said "12 days"... I laughed harder. Imagine being at the hellish nightmare known as JRTC... out in The Box... for 35 days... for a single rotation. Now imagine going to the little known lowest ring of hell, that even the devil doesn't like to go near, and was the set for the movie Tigerland... known fondly as Peason Ridge. THAT place... is a nightmare! Hope and pray you never get a vehicle stuck in the mud on Peason Ridge. Because if you do, you're walking out, caked in blue mud, and you'll never see that vehicle again. Peason Ridge EATS vehicles and equipment.

[@kurtlauer2005]

Guess what tomorrow is? Lol. Awesome video.

[@Soulessdeeds]

I was at FT. Polk doing training for a NATO rotation to Kosovo in the early 2000s. 9/11 happened and luckily someone had brought a TV with rabbit ears that could pick up local TV. I heard people talking about the special effects of a possible movie trailer. It took a minute to sink in that this wasn't a disaster movie trailer but real life happening. It made everything feel surreal at the time. Also FT. Polk sucks and is humid to all the hells.

[@BlameTheLag]

up the welsh boys.. respect from another welshman

[@smokejaguarsix7757]

When you see a guy with a Mountain patch, listen. The 10th Mountain are the most deployed combat Division in the last 3 decades. Their wealth of knowledge is inexhaustible and they are good. Very, very good at winning.

[@goforbroke4428]

Smokejaguar Six them and the 101st airborne.

[@smokejaguarsix7757]

@@goforbroke4428 Not taking away from the 101 but even they will tell you the 10th has them hands down. 1 Brigade is virtually always out. Nobody else has that kind of OPTEMPO. Even the Groups get more time rest to retrain and recover between Deps. When I was there just prior to 9/11 it was nuts. It just got crazier since. Also, JRTC breaks units. That Brigadier was being kind for TV. Guaranteed the OCs tore them a new one for missing their SP.

[@goforbroke4428]

@@smokejaguarsix7757 my dad did a little bit of time training soldiers out in fort Polk, it was just a few months though. He also trained the British a little bit at fort hood with the 1st army and he didn’t really like them. I didn’t know that about 10th mtn, sounds like a formation of badass mfers.

[@smokejaguarsix7757]

@Looking Out for My Own abiding respect for our Ranger brothers...but the 10th still has them beat. Feel free to look into it. You'll see it's correct.

[@MeMe-gx5il]

US & UK - Blood Brothers

[@claudebylion9932]

Send the British Army’s Gurkhas and the Royal Marine Commandos.

[@auwz66]

Watching this gave me chills... then I realised nah its just the air conditioning in my office was a little low - carried on sipping my latte and nudged the stat from 18c to 19c... ahh thats better :) Seriously though, got to have some balls to go walkabout in that. Now pass the biscuits.

[@calthepeacelovingclover5935]

5:12 Death Korps of Krieg march? Dope.

[@wearejustyourlocalchaosspa7123]

Yes

[@crumply5959]

10 years ago reporters reported in warzones. Now they report training exercises and basic training and of they aren't interviewing with the lower enlisted anymore.

[@keithmueller2634]

I Was stationed there from 83- 85 with the 3rd bn 11th infantry later to be 3/6 infantry. Great unit but worse place to be stationed. Did 3 years in Germany. Good reward after fort Polk . Lol

[@col4574]

Welsh cavalry,you mean normally they are in tanks?

[@LoudCommentor]

Will we see the rest of this series on this channel? Very interesting!

[@swunt10]

it's just a nice hike. don't dramatize it. being in the military is 50% pointless waiting and 50% walking around.

[@Mrbobinge]

Plus 50% dropouts who whine? But some of us full-termers agree, yet stay silent. All of us have the ballot-box.

[@paliaha706]

As a viewer i just see a bunch of guys strolling thru a golf course. La dee da dee da 🌭🍕🍟🍔🍼

[@blacknightboy17]

Living in Louisiana all my life half of which being 10 miles from Fort Polk i can attest the environment is hell

[@steveblomefield9513]

m'lady ... the crocs are waiting for a nice pork chop kkkkk

[@cm-pr2ys]

Rangers should be in charge of JRTC OPFOR.

[@SoldierBoii47]

I don’t miss Polk one bit lol stationed there for 3 years

[@AndrewLale]

Wait, how are wild pigs a problem rather than an opportunity?

[@vieuxacadian9455]

Bienvenue de Louisiane . Le marais en du bois est terribe .

[@ga-america5030]

We fired our guns the brits kept a runnin

[@Bullet-Tooth-Tony-]

Is this a new orleans reference? Haha good one, lucky for you the bulk of our army and navy was taking on Napoleon in europe...making the war of 1812 a complete side show.

[@CommonSenserules1981]

The British were fighting elsewhere, the U.S was just a side show, without Allies the U.S has zero chance.

[@carwyngriffiths]

@@Bullet-Tooth-Tony- even while that was happening it didn’t matter, we still handed their asses to em in Canada and sacked their capital

[@Bullet-Tooth-Tony-]

@@carwyngriffiths Also it should be mentioned that the British took Fort bowyer after New Orleans.

[@Bullet-Tooth-Tony-]

@@facelesscalvin1667 Germany was finished the second the Russians broke through their lines in Operation Bagration.

[@kellerweskier7214]

Does anyone else see this Colonel at 10:14 and think 'this guy has been eaten by a star or two before.'

[@mukahirwajanet6617]

Did I hear snakes likes to chess soldiers 🤔🤔🤔 imagine all the dangers they come across with. This is why I love soldiers 🤝🤝🤝 for your services

[@Twirlyhead]

At 8:18 remove that shiny jewelry !

[@reneprovosty7032]

it is funny, i grew up in the south. To me the local environment is just second nature for me to deal with, i expect muricans feel same when deployed to Australia.

[@QwadLuzr]

Our lads won't be scared of Wild Boar, Welsh nightclubs are full of them.

[@OriginalJ0NEZYY]

lmaooo