GERMAN Reaction to GERMAN vs POLISH MILITARY

[@chris.poland]

Am I the only one that bothers, that this KZbinr is never with his face in the middle of the circle. He should get his shit together, alyway those Germans tss.... tss... tss...

[@TheRezro]

I see that is updated video. Anyway, Poland was historically more afraid of Germany attacking us with Russia, as that happen several times already. Generally today most Poles consider Germany dragging legs as larger issue.

[@piotrsodel3077]

@@TheRezro Damn, this story is more complicated. For the first time, Poland clashed with the Germans near Cedynia. We had a bigger problem with Russia only during the partitions. That's a difference of several hundred years. Marx Engels are not Russians. Lenin also came to Russia from Germany and the Polish-Bolshevik war was about preventing Russia from passing through Poland to the German communists. We paid for this war in 1920 "Katyń" and Hitler himself killed almost all German communists in concentration camps.

[@dorotabarbowska2184]

@@piotrsodel3077 Kaherine the Great was actually German and North Stream is a German-Russian project. Germany was the country that offered 500 helmets to attacked Ukraine... Putin studied German at Saint Petersburg High School and was a KGB officer in the then-East German city of Dresden. Merkel joined the Free German Youth (FDJ), the official communist youth movement sponsored by the ruling Marxist-Leninist Socialist Unity Party of German... So the bond between Germany and Russia at the cost of Poland has a long history...this is what we are most afraid of.

[@TheRezro]

@@piotrsodel3077 I just add two details: Partitions were result of devastating war with Sweden, which take out both Empires. And even then German controlled states of Prussia, Austro-Hungary and Russia needed work together. It is not just that Lenin was German agent. Hitler and Stalin work together until 1941. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/German%E2%80%93Soviet_military_parade_in_Brest-Litovsk

[@piotrsodel3077]

@@TheRezro All the wars fought before the partitions resulted in shortages in the royal treasury. At that time, the Polish economy was based on grain, and other countries at that time were already introducing industrial innovations that Poland missed out on. There was also a problem in the army. Russia suddenly created a large army in which ordinary citizens served. The nobility clung to their traditions for too long and quarrels were actually the main cause of Poland's decline.

[@MrAdasisko]

The reason of Poland having more powerful army than Germany is simple - you do not have a border with Russia :-)

[@yogerrry]

and Germany

[@dorotamlodzinska7683]

And Ukraine 😂

[@arkadiuszrybaczuk]

Depends . We are all in Nato so we've got enough russian border so everybody have to prepare for everythink . Not just western country.

[@jigsawx89]

History has already shown more than once that allies in times of need have left Poland in the lurch....

[@Piasqownica]

It doesn't matter, if war between Russia and NATO ever escalte, then Poland will be a battleground between two fronts, as always, not Germany.

[@tomorrowneverdies567]

I am from Greece and when I was in the army 4 years ago, a common joke we had, was that Greece has more german tanks than Germany itself 😂

[@chris.poland]

thats true!

[@tomorrowneverdies567]

@@chris.poland and submarines too I think :D

[@krystiannona7141]

i do not know why thay put apache not put f35 roget abaut k2 korean tank what is already in poland. put pt91 when mst of that tank land in Ukraine. create wird name for german typhone also i think 1-10 mig 29 still in poland. So many question is like this Russian do masturbation on t90 and every one know is upgraded t64 t72 so id you upgraded very well t72 you can get batter tank then t90 special if you have akces to good engine and electronic russian not produced any good engine and electronic is more or less what they buy.

[@krystiannona7141]

Poland air force is small. su 27 very good fighter height value for musem.

[@user-glg20]

@@krystiannona7141 Poland does not have SU 27. For all I know all Mig-29 and Su-27 were "sold" to Ukraine

[@ww2memorabilia863]

Poland 🇵🇱 doesn't mess around,they've been slowly becoming Europe's Stronger Non-Nuclear Superpower in recent years and it's a very difficult country to get into even legally, because you have to have a legitimate reason to be in the country and you have to be able to prove that you have relatives that live there at least,and you have to prove your citizenship by right of blood or legal documentation,and if you can do either of those two, they'll let you through any side of Poland's Borders and none of this is to be mean to anyone,it's to ensure complete and total national security,as Poland has been invade many times,by almost every other Nation in Europe,so they know better than any other country in Europe not to let outsiders in.

[@Arriv87]

The data in this video is now severely outdated. Poland already has much more modern equipment, and in a few years, when the ordered equipment will be delivered and the number of professional soldiers will increases at the same time, Poland, according to analyses, will have a larger and stronger army than Germany, France and the UK combined.

[@mikrandr]

Yeah, they prepare to send them to Ukraine.

[@tomsheepskin]

@@mikrandr - We are not the Russia of 2014 (annexation of Crimea), we are not the Germany of the 1930's. We found out what alliances are worth in September 39'when the allies betrayed us. There will not be another march of communism to the west and fascism to the east. Why would we push into Ukraine to pump billions into that poverty and fight the corruption arrangements? We had that at home in the 90's. To do a repeat, and go back 20 years in reforms and stop the country's development in favour of sinking money to level the playing field of occupied lands? (Germany, after reunification, halted its development for 20 years before levelling out the differences in civilisation between the eastern and western states). Russia may want the lands of the Ukraine because these are better civilised than Russia itself, but us? FOR what? We have 1.5 million Ukrainians at home, they are doing well here and I hope they feel just as well (if you can feel well somewhere, being expelled from your own country by a war) why do we need another 20 million. Translated with DeepL.com (free version)

[@kapibarek4897]

​@@mikrandrNo we don't.

[@mikrandr]

​@@kapibarek4897"Soldiers from NATO countries are already in Ukraine, and I would like to thank the ambassadors of those countries that took such a risk,” Sikorski said on Friday. You don't, but politicians will.

[@kapibarek4897]

@@mikrandr you said we prepare to send new army to ukraine. No and I hope we will not have to. Its was not hided that there are NATO soldiers who trains ukrainians and take care of mines for example

[@ConanBVoyek]

Well, we border Russia, Belarus AND Germany. We have to be prepared for anything

[@piloootma5244]

Well, funny and sad in the same time 😂

[@KowalskiJan]

Anything?

[@krystiannona7141]

And this is why Poland depend on air fighter from german and nato not only in combar but also in suport like awax and air tanker. That need to be hard drag in you compare typhon multi role fighter also what can carry nuclar bomber to properer transport border sqat what ever that was. TS-11 Iskra

[@krystiannona7141]

Ammunition stock for 1 month. you are rady for cyber tyrannosaur rex

[@christianpatriot22]

​@piloootma5244 your life is funny because you probably live in a flat

[@miciu1467]

Trochę stare te dane o polskim wojsku bo nie pokazano czołgów K2 Black Panter, Abrams, pojazdów minujących Baobab, F35 które dostaniemy w styczniu 2025, śmigłowców Apache 94szt, haubic Krab i K9 i wiele innych środków bojowych.

[@wiktorbogacki]

Bo to był film pokazujący co jest tu i teraz, po zakupach pokazywały filmy z serii " po zrealizowaniu wszystkich zamówień" ( i zwykle dzień po publikacji minister obrony podpisywał jakąś dużą umowę, chyba specjalnie żeby zdezaktualizować)

[@TheRezro]

Niestety PiS faktycznie nie podpisało wielu z zapowiedzi, więc jeszcze się okaże co będzie.

[@dzikuxd4190]

tylko wojsko polskie od kilku lata nie posiada godzików sam jak byłem w jednostce dział samobieżnych zdawałem ostanie zestawy do magazynów i złom na rzecz dany i krabó@@wiktorbogacki

[@krystiannona7141]

@@wiktorbogackico za brednie nie ma żadnych apachy nawet nie wiadomo kiedy będą

[@krystiannona7141]

@@wiktorbogackipozatym maksymalnie będzie 24 sztuki

[@MayaTheDecemberGirl]

The video was interesting. It's worth to add that Poland as a NATO member since years is fulfilling all her obligations, especially an obligation to spend at least 2% of a country's GPD on defence (Poland spends even more). While many other NATO members, including some of the Western European countries, does not (which is regularly criticised by the USA and also by the NATO General Secretary as shameful and undermining all of our common security).

[@TheRezro]

That is overblown issue, because NATO still has way more weapons then Russia. Trump failed in premiery goal what is deterrence. Fortunately Axis of Evil clearly want attack US not Europe.

[@PuszekOkruszek1983]

Poland 4 % 2024

[@Matik0921]

but, 1,5% of germans gdp i more worth than polands 3,4%

[@MayaTheDecemberGirl]

@@Matik0921 It doesn't matter. Fullfiling o ligations is fulfilling obligations. And it's understandable that if they are a bigger country with more people, they should spend more on defence. It's obvious.

[@Matik0921]

@@MayaTheDecemberGirl duże kraje powinny wydawać na armie tyle ile mają ochote. Nie ma żadnego obowiązku wydawania 2%, a niemcy i tak wydają na armie wiecej niz polska w licznach bezwzględnych

[@MayaTheDecemberGirl]

About being peaceful - we can be peaceful and don't want any war. But if other states want war and are hostile, it just won't help much. So it should be rather as in the ancient Roman saying: "If You want peace, prepare to war" (in Latin: Si vis pacem, para bellum).

[@Matik0921]

germany is stronger

[@MayaTheDecemberGirl]

@@Matik0921 Well, they write themselves in media that Bundeswehr is not in a good condition. And also about people, many of them, in particular Muslims, but not only them, probably would do nothing to protect the country in case of war. And in case of war with Russia and their allies (as they are supported after all by many undemocratic, authoritarian regimes and dictatorships, like North Korea, China and Iran, and other), every democratic country defending freedom must have help grom its allies. That's why the NATO and appropriate fullfilment of obligations within this organization is important.

[@Matik0921]

@@MayaTheDecemberGirl i oczywiście masz już obraz, że muzułmanin na pewno jest zły i na pewno nie będzie walczył. Co z tego, ze w nowoczesnej armii pobór powrzechny jest głupi i nie ma znaczenia, co z tego ze ci muzłulanie często urodzili sie w niemczech, wychowali w Niemczech, mówią po niemiecku. Niemckie problemy w armii i tak są lepsze niż polski "dobrobyt". Różnica jest taka, ze niemcy mówią szczerze o swojej armii, a polacy sięją propagande, ze mają super armie. Po 2 armia to gospodarka, a niemcy mają duzo silniejsza gospodarke. Po 3 skąd pomysł, ze wszystkie niedemokratyczne kraje beda walczyć przeciwko nato. To często wrogie państwa, które nie mają ze soba nic wspólnego.

[@einarsa7196]

As someone from Baltic states i can see why Poland wants to prepare so badly,no one wants history to be repeated .

[@anuskas9244]

We cannot look at our armies in the context of a possible fight between our countries, but we should hope that in the event of a possible conflict, we will join forces and fight on the same side... I hope that there will never be a need to use these weapons, tanks, ammunition in battles. We live in times of peace... And may it always be so...

[@chris.poland]

I did it more in a eyetwinking way to all those commenters that always say (and no I dont mean the ones that mean it as a joke) that Germany will attack Poland again. Thats why I choose to compare it as it would be against each other :)

[@krystiannona7141]

@@chris.polandbefore ww2 bulgaria have bigger army then usa. And Poland around 1930 have more tank then usa and bigger army then german.

[@krystiannona7141]

@@chris.polandWhen Hitler com to power and start to complaint a shit the poland say if he not stop poland will atack german and poland have more troops tank and air force.

[@krystiannona7141]

@@chris.polandYou do nt need to be stronger country you just need to mobilize in right moment

[@benq994]

@@tomcioraj1464 Why would you attack your own slaves? Because thats what we are to them.

[@sylwia1410]

We're not afraid of Germany attacking. Actually, for much of Poland's existance we didn't have any conflicts with Germany (or HRE as there was no Germany to begin with). We are, however, aware that Russia is round the corner. Your policy of doing business with Russia instead of war was never going to work, and it has nothing to do with NATO expansion. Russia is not a country that relies on normal trade relations for the good of society. Russians have a tsarist empire mentality. Russia had democracy maybe for 5 years in its entire history and Russians view that period with shame. No one in Russia cares for the people and their comfort as much as they care for their shape on the map.

[@artur9611]

Very well said.

[@ukaszcz776]

100% agreed it. Western Countries Have to understand what Russia exactly is.

[@Tr00p4]

I see my naighbors in the east as Brothers. Poland and Germany has a History and both learnd from it and know we try to build a better Future for our Countries.

[@studiumdemontazuiluzji9511]

A o Rosji chyba wiedzę masz od macierewicza.

[@RokasStulga]

​​​​​@@studiumdemontazuiluzji9511why are you acting like we don't know what we are talking about? its not just Polish. literally all eastern block countries see russia as a threat. because it was literally a threat for centuries. did you fell out of the tree yesterday or what is wrong with you? do you believe that Polish attitude towards russia is just product of few politicians? that's a major delusion. I am neighbour of Poland and I also see russia as a threat and I frankly dont even know that guy you mentioned.

[@piotrsodel3077]

I think this data is not correct. Poland is at the beginning of army modernization, which will last many years. Currently, terribly old structures are being replaced with ultra-modern ones and this is where the biggest difference will be. For example, we are buying F-35 and as many as 96 Apache helicopters. There's not that much in any army. We build our own armored vehicles, drones and missiles. There were about 1,300 tanks, of which 1/3 of the oldest ones were transferred to Ukraine. As for the weapon. "Grot" is a modern design that is slowly being modified and developed (currently in the 3rd generation - I think I'll buy it :)). Weapons in private hands in Poland, not just 1%. There are 1 million gun permits and half of my friends have them at home. Poland, as a former Eastern Bloc country, has a very large army in relation to its population and will have an even larger one, including civil defense.

[@krystiannona7141]

yes you will se 96 apache in you drams. Like 500 himars. And that not buying that say to usa can you sell 96 apache. Apache is 2 time more expensive in buy and 4 time more expensive to use then m1a2 abrams. and 2 time more expensive in use and buy then german tiger.

[@krystiannona7141]

also absolutely 1/3 tank form soviet wher you want to get parts and engine for soviet tank and weapons from Russia? almost all t72 go to Ukraine a half years ego. And maybe 1/3 pt91.

[@piotrsodel3077]

@@krystiannona7141 Nobody buys these things for cash. We are in such a situation because we do not have alternative solutions, e.g. Apache helicopters, and we can create something from scratch. The same applies to tanks. released by Korean Pantera, this one has not changed. It will be different from the one in Korea and slowly manufactured and serviced locally. Large military projects are accompanied by offsets and loans.

[@piotrsodel3077]

@@krystiannona7141 The T 72 was produced in Bumar Łabędy in Gliwice, and the parts differed; several countries had a license for its production, e.g. the Czech Republic and India. It doesn't matter now, because the structure was designed to be used after the explosion of an atomic bomb - that's why there is no loader. It turned out that the way it was used in Ukraine was wrong - one hit due to the ammunition magazine killed the entire crew. We probably won't use Leopards anymore and we have probably 300 of them.

[@TheCyphermen]

@@krystiannona7141 udont understand idiot that we were self sufficient with soviet tanks ? we produced it...

[@normalny7989]

Niemcy przez ostatnie 26 lat, nie wydały na obronność ponad 620 mld dolarów (do 2% PKB). Wszystkie te pieniądze przej..... na socjal dla beżowych inżynierów i lekarzy.

[@netuserist]

Miałem napisać, że jeśli ktoś ma więcej niż 13-lat i klika w takie denne miniatury, to musi mieć coś nie tak z głową, ale widzę że mnie uprzedziłeś i postanowiłeś osobiście zamanisfestować tutaj ten fakt. A Niemcy mają silną gospodarkę (z rodzimym kapitałem), najgorsze co może jej/im się przytrafić to wakaty. Wszystkiego nie załatają ucieknierami z Polski więc muszą jakoś kombinować. Wydawanie ogromnych kwot na uzbrojenie ma średni sens, zwłaszcza gdy polega to na dorabianiu przedsiębiorstw zlokalizowanych tysiące km dalej (jak np w naszym przypadku). Trudno robić zarzut z tego, że potrafili i potrafią zatroszczyć się o swoje interesy i nie topią przesadnie kasy w czołgi.

[@darekkodowski9707]

Dokładnie tak 😂😂😂

[@infeltk]

No i po co mają wydawać? Powierzchnia niewiele większa od Polski, a mają wydać dużo więcej, bo sobie Amerykanie wzięli procenty z dupy? Niemcy mają stawiać czołg na każdym skrzyżowaniu? Oni inwestują w gospodarkę, to lepsza inwestycja. Maja przemysł obronny, w razie wojny szybko zwiększą produkcję.

[@Dziadzia-d6e]

The caliber of the ammunition does matter. Firstly, the standard NATO round is a 7.62 mm round. This is so all NATO rifles can use the same ammo. However, it isn't required. For example, the last US rifle to use the 7.62 was the M14 rifle, which was replaced by the M16 which uses a 5.56. A 9mm Parabellum pistol doesn't do the same damage, nor have the same stopping power, of the .45 caliber round of the US M1911 pistol. The other thing to remember is that Poland doesn't want to rely on Allies who say they'll help but may not. As what occurred in 1939. One reason the Poles welcomed the US Army V Corps to Poland (Camp Kosciuszko) was because if they're invaded, the invaders will automatically be hitting US troops which means war with the US as well.

[@nosferatuferatu5241]

If you want to be correct you cannot say it this way STANG - Standard NATO ammunition is not down to just one caliber 9×19mm NATO (STANAG 4090) 4.6×30mm NATO (STANAG 4820) 5.7×28mm NATO (STANAG 4509) 5.56×45mm NATO (STANAG 4172) 7.62×51mm NATO (STANAG 2310) 12.7×99mm NATO (STANAG 4383)

[@AndrzejGrzeszczak]

Uczymy sie na błedach historii , wiec powiedzenia cyt. - Mądry Polak po szkodzie - Chcesz pokoju, szykuj się do wojny lub co jest BARDZO WAŻNE jesteśmy bastionem nad granicach od wschodu. .wiele jest jeszcze niepokazane bo cały czas przybywa zamówionego uzbrojenie i fabryki cały czas dostarczaja zamówione zaopatrzenie . Nie bede pisał że armia cały czas rośnie liczebnie i w siłe.

[@Matik0921]

polska jest za słabym państwem żeby cokolwiek zrobić. Tylko sojusze ratują polske

[@filkar9418]

@@Matik0921 Sorki, że tak napiszę, ale słabi nie jesteśmy, chociaż te wujki politycy dużo robią żebyśmy nie mogli za dużo zrobić. Ale to są dwie różne kwestie. Mieć a chcieć. Polecam sprawdzić w statystykach, które państwo miało w ostatnich 30 latach największy wzrost gospodarczy. Wychodzi na to, że my w czołówce.

[@doubledouble5664]

​@@Matik0921😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Matik0921]

@@doubledouble5664 a sory. wielka polska, niepokalana, wybrana przez sama maryje zawsze dziewice. Polska to potęga wszechkosmiczna i bynajmniej nie jest jednym z 200 przeiciętnych państw na świecie

[@_adamustyle_0356]

Polska nie obroni się sama nie produkując swojej amunicji w magazynach

[@EustaH]

Well Germany is in very comfortable position of being very safe from any direct military threats - 100% bordering countries are allies, it's in NATO and the only potential threat - Russia - would have to first invade and defeat Poland to even reach Germany by land. So at least since 1991 the government was more than happy to save on military and pump the industry instead, and II ww trauma helped to justify that. We on the other hand have direct border with potential enemy and even though we are in NATO we know very well that we have to stand our ground for a while until any serious NATO forces even arrive (if they arrive at all - no one can be sure until it happens at least once somewhere). I think the state of our armies reflect that pretty well.

[@TheRezro]

Germany primarily serve as logistic Hub for NATO.

[@wiktornowicki659]

Land mass of the country is a major factor for the military. If you have a lot of land You can do a tactical withdrawal force the enemy to stretch his supply lines, encircle them, how much space for maneuvering and things like that.

[@melrebel0774]

It seems Germany and Poland should help each other, team work, remember😂

[@scf11]

Poland is a frontline, lowland country with no natural obstacles, which makes us much more vulnerable to attack by land forces, unlike Germany, which has not been a NATO frontline country since 1999. Hence the disproportions in land forces, but we still lack a lot in the field of air and space forces, and we look with great envy at your submarines, which are among the best in the world. Greetings to you, allies, although I do not count on the support of your troops in the event of a conflict with Russia, like many Poles, I am very concerned whether the German government will hinder support for defending Poland by trying to reach some political agreement with the Russians.

[@Terminator_maka]

Polska ma bariery naturalne są nimi rzeka Wisła pasma górskie na południu bałtyk na północy Rzeka Odrą na zachodzie Rzeka Bug na wschodzie blisko za granicą są takie bariery jak rzeka Niemen na Litwie i blisko Grodna na Białorusi ale pozostają też ogromne bagna mokradła i wiele bardzo zalesiałych miejsc na wschodzie jak np. Park Augustowski ale niestety pozostaje droga na równinach przez lublin i Zamość do Warszawy omijając Białystok od południa w kierunku Warszawy więc nie jest idealnie ale to jest też droga przez Litwę na tzw. Bramę smoleńską czyli wąski korytarz między rzeką dniepr na południu i Dźwiną na północy przez północno- centralną drogę przez Białoruś i Litwę przez Królewiec i lublin, a aby zrozumieć o co mi chodzi to wystarczy wejść na mapę satelitarną i zobaczyc bariery bagienne rozlewiska rzeczne itp.

[@EnheduannaMeva]

Hi, Chris. No, we in Poland are not afraid of being attacked by the Germans, and it's not because we have bigger or smaller army, but because Germany has a normal, democratic and responsible society and politicians. What we actually fear, is if we can count on you as our ally and if you won't be reluctant to help us if Russia decides to attack.

[@Xelos86]

"but because Germany has a normal, democratic and responsible society and politicians" ... especially Merkel, who personally invited unseen so far number of "refugees" to the Europe in 2015. "Wir schaffen das " she said. and yet somehow Poles were the bad guys for not wanting them in Poland without any validation. ... Or That German politician... what he was called... ah... Donald Tusk :) If you are not a pole, please don't pretend to be one because every poles knows that we can't count on anyone but ourself. Especially in military context. It is not prejudice. It is just conclusion from history which showed us this over and over and over again.

[@missAlice1990]

Germany. Help us. Please, don't make me laugh. They'd ally with Russia against Poland in a second if it was only acceptable in the eyes of the world. How can you be that naive if you're over maybe 12 years old? Don't confuse your own experiences with common Germans with their leaders' politics and attitude towards Poland. They're already trying to destroy us economically and while they're indeed far more civilized than Russians, their aspirations for hegemony in Europe and conquering Poland never died. Yes, they're in NATO but so what? France and the UK were our allies, too, before the war and how did that work out? If Russia attacked Poland, I'll tell you what Germans would do. They would officially condemn the attack and announce that help is on the way but secretly they would negotiate with Russia, about how far Russia can proceed, and they would delay the promised "help" as much as they could, so Poland would, hopefully for them, bleed to death before the help finally comes. Remember this, no matter how nice regular German people are, their leaders will always think of Poland as their rightful property. So, please, stop licking their boots just because they smile and pat your head from time to time. It's so freaking humiliating after everything your ancestors sacrificed for Poland to be independent and proud. There are no friends in politics, only interests and our interests aren't exactly consistent with German ones. So, sure, be friends with people but never trust German leaders. Those are two entirely different things and if you're adult, it's high time you realized that.

[@wiktorbogacki]

Dobrze ze nie właczył filmu typu "po zrealizowaniu wszystkich zamówień" bo coś czuje ze nie byłby taki spokojny

[@michalt362]

😂 a czym ma się martwić? że Polska napadnie na Niemcy, absurd 😂 niestety politycy z Berlina coraz bardziej olewają armię im Polska ma więcej wojska 😢

[@oskargiza7251]

lol XD

[@GRWisniewo]

wsunie jakby tak przejąć Berlin nie głupie

[@pghwhpffw9051]

​@@GRWisniewo bardzo głupie

[@mortisek]

@@michalt362 przecież nigdy Polska na nikogo nie napadnie XD tak samo Niemcy chyba że rozmawiamy o napasci w sensie finansowym politycznym

[@kamil478]

I can't imagine Germany invading Poland or Poland invading Germany due to many reasons. I don't even understand why such an issue should be brought up. In the context of the past events, we should talk about cooperation and build strong relations. We have many things to work on.

[@grace52-X]

Graniczysz tylko z Niemcami?

[@kamil478]

@@grace52-X a czego ten materiał dotyczy? Czech?

[@bountytracker]

Militarnie już tego nie zrobią. Dzisiaj jest inna broń-kasa!

[@missAlice1990]

@@bountytracker Pewnie, że tak. Zniszczą nam gospodarkę, instalując w Polsce swoje marionetki, i dopiero jak już będzie za późno, zorientujemy się, że braliśmy udział w wojnie i że ją przegraliśmy.

[@konradm6514]

The reason why Poland got bigger army than German is simple. We poles are so stupidly proud that in case of Russia-Nato conflict we are going to fight and save Germans while they in the same time would go sunbathing in Egypt....

[@CaptainGarisen-bl3vp]

Of course theyre stronger. Meanwhile Germany (like most of the western countries) have been cutting defence budget year by year, Poland was still aware that Russias regime havent changed that much.

[@piotro.4765]

Zapomniałeś wspomnieć o czołgach Leopard,do których części nie możemy się doczekać od 206roku od waszego przemysłu,ale jak to mówią o Polakach,że Polak to wariat i z tym sobie poradziliśmy,bo części nasze małe i średnie firmy wyprodukowały.

[@zwz882]

Dlatego są k2 i abrams bo w razie W nie bedzie ani częsci ani amunicji

[@Alan-sh1yi]

Jeśli chcesz zrozumieć mentalność Polski. I rozumowanie około 50% populacji jest gotowe do obrony ojczyzny, około 25% się waha, a pozostałe 25% zostanie wcielone o ile nie ucieknie, Polska to kraj będący dumnym narodem pomimo walk wewnętrznych. Nam historia pokazała, że polityka jest gówno warta, warte jest to kim jesteśmy i co stanowimy jako NARÓD.

[@szymonmazur2367]

Mów za siebie

[@julianchoma7258]

​@@szymonmazur2367tchórz

[@serigonth]

@@szymonmazur2367 Napisał przecież że uciekniesz to co się wściekasz?

[@naug7950]

to. co zostało. napisane. jest. przerażające... powinno się. walczyć za. kraj, ponieważ go kochasz. i szanujesz, a nie za szmaciarzy wciągający nasz kraj w. nie nasze. wojny....

[@posrednik13]

Ja też 👍​@@Kalkulator.prosty

[@Oklahoma534]

You most probably don't know it Chris but wife of Polish Parliment Speaker, Szymon Hołownia, is the pilot of MIG-29. They met when he was still working on television and went to film the remote on the military airbase. She's one of the few women in Polish army that fly the jets, basically real life Top Gun 😉

[@LBNKL]

I to ona będzie wbijała putina w ziemię, a nie on jak chucznie zapowiadał.

[@maciejg9365]

Żona Hołownia jest pilotem mysliwca, a sam Hołownia robił za błazna w TVN, a teraz pajacuje w sejmie...

[@Mixwinmixwin]

who cares about this clown?

[@Xelos86]

How do you film a remote? :) Is his wife remote as well? :D

[@kubis7750]

​@@maciejg9365 Odnosi się z kulturą, a nie pajacuje. Nie jest chamski, wulgarny jak większość polityków, ale widzę że Ty tego nie pojmiesz .....

[@lepperr9927]

for current moment we have no PT-91 Twardy MBTs, as the T-72 variants, they were all donated together with the rest of the post soviet era equipment for Ukraine

[@krystiannona7141]

or they pan to sand pt91. Also they are not whey to get part to pt91

[@GANO75]

Nie prawda PT 91 są na stanie ok 180 szt i kilkadziesiąt T72 po modyfikacji .

[@aCidNow]

Answer is simple: Germany does not border Russia. And no the Merkel thing didn't work out because of Russia being a totalitarian agressive country not because nato expanded. Nato does not search for enemies, russia does. They don't want to live peacefully with their neighbours.

[@dzikuxd4190]

I don't know what year this film is from, but I haven't made it for 4 years and the equipment in the film wasn't used during my service because it was outdated. So the Polish army is newer and bigger than the one shown in this video.

[@TheRezro]

Poland is currently during major rearmament.

[@artursmya2052]

Every military force is created for needs of particular country. Germany don't need strong land forces, because there is close to none risk of them being invaded by land. Since there is a military alliance, it makes a lot of sense for Poland as potential frontline, to have tanks, AA systems and sheer numbers. Germany would complete the front well with sending aircraft, so the way it is, looks logical to me. Poland must maintain strong army at all times, that is obvious, because it's matter of life and death. If i was German, i wouldn't keep half million army, just in case another country gets attacked. Germany have other ways of helping. If they only contribute to keeping air supremacy over attacked Poland, we can handle rest. What i am mostly afraid of is, how strong the alliance would be in a moment of need, because famous article 5 can be interpreted in many ways. That is also wy Poland upgrades army so quickly: we might see a situation, where Poland is fighting alone for weeks, while allies debate about how to help without annoying the little KGB oldtimer.

[@Edi_J]

If you compare German army vs Polish army in 1930 it would be much more in favor of Poland. I recall very "sad and alarming" German poster from 1930, showing peaceful and defenseless Germany surrounded by ships, guns, tanks, planes and armies planning to invade it. Yet, only 9 years later Germany destroyed not just Poland, but the next year all the Western Europe, combined. And another year later almost defeated the Soviets (who built the largest army in the world), at the last moment saved by the US+UK resources. What really counts, is the size of economy and industrial potential. Also, demography, but nowadays less and less...

[@krystiannona7141]

Poland in 1943 have a great army but war started in 1939. Now we speaking about plan realized in 2035. And Russian economy will collapsed in 1-5 years. So if something go wrong poland have vary low number of tank tragic number of air force symbolic navel and attack helicopter close to non. Stack ammunition for 1 month of fight. In 2035 poland start to selling equipment. Why german have bigger air foce because pilot is over 5 years or 10 years of training

[@rafalszczepanski98]

Was military service "deleted", or rather suspended? It is suspended here in Poland. Those in power have left a loophole for themselves.

[@TheRezro]

Every Western country has mobilisation. It is about conscription.

[@marcins2986]

Te dane są nieprawdziwe. Większość tego sprzętu pojechała na Ukrainę i to za darmo. Amunicji mamy na 3 dni walki

[@danielgrzybowski75]

The main difference is that Germany maintained its world class military industry and is capable to produce almost any kind of weapon itself and scale it up fast . German Luftwaffe is very strong as well.

[@wiktornowicki659]

You could check the The Battle of Fuengirola. One of the craziest battles in Polish history where the Polish fought against the British... for the French... in Spain :D 3500 Brits and 1000 Spanish against 400 Poles and 50 French... the Brits did not stand a chance History House Productions got a cool vid on it And Bloody foreigners. Untold Battle of Britain.

[@Xelos86]

I personally much rather the history where Poles, fighting alongside napoleon (yes, we did but we were forced to make alliance with him because Poland wasn't on map then and we were hoping for help to get it back and he was the best bet at the time) were send to crush Haitian rebellion against french. When poles got there they saw among locals suffering, starvation, and the feeling of being told that your existence was inferior to those oppressing you. They Knew that exact situation. Haitians wanted independence just like poles so they turn back on french and joined Haitians helping with gaining independence:)

[@Paweu240]

5:18 ☠"przeciwnik ma 10 razy więcej" brooo that yt translate from POLAND to enemy

[@GdzieJestNemo]

Poland is also part of ESA. We just bought few satellite systems from France

[@liammb78]

small drones are for gathering intel and not being seen not for doing damage

[@Dreju78]

"Not every fifth person in DE has a gun"- one person can own more than one! 😉

[@quandaledinglenut4]

One person would have to own thousands of guns for it to be true

[@chris.poland]

thanks for pointing out the mathematics for me, so I dont have to :)

[@Dreju78]

@@quandaledinglenut4 No, one person in a hundered can own twenty guns. Not that uncommon if they're a collector. Sport shooters would routinely own a few; some pistols, some long arms. Hunters too would have a few each. Of course the same is true od Polish gun owners, but due to less disposable income on average, I bet a statistical Polish gun owner has fewer that the statistical German one. I didn't mean one single person in Germany owns all of the privately held guns.

[@piotrsodel3077]

@@chris.polandIn Poland, you can have a maximum of 50 weapons, but the Police usually issues a permit for a maximum of 14 weapons. For several years now, the number of gun permits in Poland has been increasing at an astronomical pace. The regulations are also very liberal now. The cost of obtaining a Shooting License is 200 euros. You can also sign up for voluntary military training. Half of my friends have or have had contact with weapons.

[@Darwidx]

​@@piotrsodel3077As militarist and gun ownerhsip oppositionist this make me unconfortable, I know this is great inniciative for potential war, but safety of courent strict laws in that matter made me happy. I hope this change don't make us 2nd USA, but I support it in this times...

[@kacpersmoa7088]

80m german population - 20m muslims etc = 60m Poland ~ 40m + 20m people who living aboard = also 60m

[@opedix3738]

Gdzie ty masz te 20 mln?

[@GANGSTERxMETIN2]

@@opedix3738 w samym chicago masz milion xxD

[@opedix3738]

@@GANGSTERxMETIN2 połowa mieszkańców Chicago to Polacy?

[@GANGSTERxMETIN2]

@@opedix3738 1/3 chicago to polacy

[@apocalipticapolska2840]

In special mission 30/11 ?:P but Germans made mission Polizai and for rly specials US take only Polish soldiers in WW II some 1 US Gen. say " Polish soldiers? yes i remember and i can fight with them but never vs "

[@skibstein]

Dont worry;) Poland Never started war;)

[@Tr00p4]

Sattelites not because of the ESA.. it is our own.. Germany was the third country in the World with this kind of Sattelites. Besides of ESA we have our own Space Agency

[@Piatek_91]

Defenders of Europe. 🇵🇱

[@grzegorzzakrzewski5346]

Gdy Niemiec mi mówi żeby nie bać się ataku ze strony Niemiec, to to nie jest uspokajające.😅

[@tomasznelke2870]

x

[@oldbeaver730]

Nie zrób w gacie z tego strachu 😝

[@renemagritte8237]

Grzesiu, sorry, ale nie rozumiesz dzisiejszego świata, a ten się zmienił. Nie bój się Niemca, bo tego Niemca, którego się boisz od 80 lat już nie ma. To jest zupełnie inny lud, nawet narodem wstydzą się być. A za publiczne wypowiedzenie zdania: "Wszystko dla Niemiec" dostajesz wyrok. Tak, że nie bój się Niemca. Sam się rozbroił, a teraz jeszcze zaczął likwidować swoją gospodarkę aby klimat ratować.

[@Xelos86]

@@renemagritte8237 Masz troche racji ze świat sie zmienił ale z obawą przed współczesnym niemcem zdecydowanie nie. Z łatwością można to pokazać prostym dowcipem... Niemiec jedzie samochodem i zatrzymuje go niemiecka policja. Podchodzi 2 policjantów i jeden z nich mówi standardowe "dokumenty proszę". Do ręki dostaje dowód, czyta, odwraca się do 2 policjanta i mówi.... . . . . . Zobacz Ahmed jakie nietypowe nazwisko - Müller :D Trzeba się obawiać współczesnego Niemca! :P

[@Blue_Fox1939]

I mean, poland was tear apart Three times by Prussia, Austria and Tsar Russia, then we vanished from map, then after 123 years we came back after WW1, fight Soviet Russia again, then for more or less 20 years we have peace, then Third Reich and USSR tear us apart again, then we spend like 40-50 year in Communist Ghetto, no more. This time the speed bump has teeth. (also sorry for bad english, still learning)

[@marcinwkurw3185]

With German industry, Germany's army could grow x3 in a few years. The area of ​​the country determines the size of the war theater, so this is important data.The issue of caliber is important because 5.56 mm is the NATO standard and 7.62 mm is the Warsaw Pact standard (Russia and the federal states).And finally, if my memory serves me right, we launched 1 satellite.

[@KameradDanzig]

first of all, germany is producing the most military equipment in Europe, but because of that it mostly sells it to other countries instead of keeping it for themselves

[@Julian_Pl-d6y]

11:20 Many parts for satellites launched by the US are made in Poland.

[@wis6897]

hi Chris, I'm not sure if it's good for content but you can check what "polish central communication port" (CPK) project is and react to that. However it is kind of polarizing polish society because new polish gov wants it to be stopped so be carefull :D

[@phantomviper8297]

"The German one (attack helicopter) looks cooler" The MI24D isnt even Polish. Its Soviet that got adapted by Poland after The Soviets withdrew and fell, so technically, we dont even have OUR own And even now, Poland uses foreign helicopters. Yes, we have our own but its ANCIENT (1979) so it wouldnt even do much

[@adammichalak7398]

Myślę że tu nie konkurencja a współpraca. Do tego Francja i można powiedzieć jest moc. Za 2 może 4 lata to będzie wyglądać inaczej na korzyść Polski. Już dziś statystyki są nie aktualne. Pozdrawiam

[@Darwidx]

Wszystkie te numery prawdopodobnie wzrosną, zarówno Polska jak i Niemcy ogłosiły i zaczęły realizację zwiększonego budżetu wojskowego, gdzie warto zaznaczyć, że Niemiecka Armia ma do końca tego roku przegonić w tym wyniku Polskę.

[@mepik15]

​@@tomcioraj1464 Niemcy sie nigdy nie powinni zbroić. Nie chcemy pana "H" 2.0 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@aureliuszwitt5508]

współpraca z Niemcami?? dziękuję nie.. Korea i USA.. widac to po ich blokadzie do udziału Polski w programie Nuclear sharing, zablokowaniu udziału Polski w projekcie czołgu nowej generacji, niewywiązywanie się z kontraktami jak do przykładu leo2 PL gdzie wysyłane są z Niemiec uszkodzone podzespoły , lub wysyłane z paromiesięcznym opóźnieniem? przecież w razie wojny Niemcy wbiją nam nóż w plecy

[@TheRezro]

@@tomcioraj1464 Mimo wszystko dobrze by Niemcy byli w stanie udzielić wsparcia. Atak Niemiec to propaganda Ruskich morderców.

[@krystiannona7141]

@@tomcioraj1464dobra ta heroina

[@kamilwachel2832]

We - Poland - basicaly dont have our own military industry, and Germany, together with France and UK, are countries that HAD their own, GREAT military industry and had DESTROYED it.

[@AndrzejMetera]

8:11 tak potrafią i to jak dużo. słyszałeś może o tej sytuacji gdzie Ukraińscy żołnierze kupili takiego drona i dali mu granat ręczny i spuścili na wojsko Rosyjskie

[@bartosznaswiecie1179]

It doesnt take every one in five Germans having a gun. All it takes is Hans having a collection of 500 pieces to make up for half of his town

[@didek38-_-66]

Ej obejżyj prosze film u Makumba TV i tam zobacz porównanie wojska Polskiego i Niemieckiego ponieważ on tam ma dokładne liczby bo jest politykiem od wojska i wie o wszystkim

[@arivaxxl]

Not only quantity, but quality is important. We should make west Europe vs Russia comparison. We are so late due to political situation.

[@wiktornowicki659]

And it is very important what type of ammo You use for many reasons. belive me You would prefer to get hit with a .22 Long rifle round than a .45 hallow point... or a 308 lapua For example a 9x19 is very different than a 9x18 in many ways. Ways that might seem miniscule way but in extream conditions (like war) every thing can make a huge difference. for example the 9x18 is a lot slower and tend to have to little force to destroy and fragment itself on impact then the 9x19. We use to laugh that You can see the 9x18 fly. From what i know The 18 is more prone to ricoschete making it a bit more dengerous for the shooter himself. Im not sure but i find The 9x19 to be worse to get hit by, not becous of the speed or the force but becous of a much higher chance of fragmentation and deformation of the bullet. to be honest You could write a whole book about it... and many people have.

[@KoneweX]

Respect from Poland 💪🏽🇵🇱

[@Adam-c5d6z]

Germany and Poland have strong army together.

[@PiotrMarek1988]

Now we are friends and allies, likes in 1702, when Saxon Army protected Poland against Sweeden. Never Again wars between Poland and Germany. Regards from Lublin, in eastern Poland.

[@its3milia]

well... don't mess with us😋

[@chris.poland]

I would never want to mess with you emilia 😧

[@its3milia]

@@chris.poland great decision ;)

[@Darwidx]

Emilia, German destroyer, xd

[@chris.poland]

she definitly is 😂@@Darwidx

[@cicimk2603]

Not an expert but definitely interested in military and after re-checking against few sources, including official, our numbers are overestimated/outdated or while the raw number being still higher, gear quality is far inferior to German. Not to mention much greater German military sector capabilities for production, logistics and potential for financing... From the other side Germany would've been in huge political disadvantage if war happened in today's geopolitical situation(somehow, lol). Nevertheless conflict today between us would've been bloody, lets not do it (please). Together with France, we would build an incredibly powerful army, just think about it for a second. 2:20 - caliber does matter greatly i.e. the 9mm may not actually go a lot of harm if not hitting vital organs and arteries. There are plenty of videos where a person receives several shots and can still run. 9mm will likely stop on larger bone. This is not so likely when you get shot with 7.62 round.

[@Martin46869]

German on Polish border asked about occupation, said he's just visiting.

[@Tr00p4]

I Paus this Video.. one of the reason we have less Mortas is, we get them back... Germany gave up capabilities like mortars and now it's coming back.. and it is not only the Manpower or Vehicle for a good Army.. it is the training and skill... and in this germany is one of the bes Army's in the entire World.

[@pronax5734]

You know what's the best part? That maybe like 1/4 or 1/3 of Polish Equipment is from Cold War Era.

[@zebekw]

wrong! all of that shit went to Ukraine

[@darkestkhan]

It is Russia that we are afraid of, not Germany. The problem is that according to the population size and GDP our military shouldn't be near-peer or stronger than German.

[@enochpowelghost]

The history of Poland has been a violent one you only have to look at history to see that, so its no surprise that Poland will defend itself also Poland is making its country stronger financially. I had many polish friends and even married a half polish wife, they are a formidable race you dont mess with a polish person !. It is an honour to have some polish blood in my children's genes, they have done well out of it. They are hard working, reliable , and trustworthy.

[@Legendarium-PL]

80 % tego co mieliśmy już jest na Ukrainie więc zasadniczo polskie wojsko nie stanieje już w rankingach.

[@Montrala]

It wasn’t “gun owners per 100” but “guns per 100”. Usually one gun owner in Germany has around 3-4 guns. That means around 5% of Germans have guns (mostly for sport and hunting).

[@tizek2]

Very much not accurate.😂😂😂

[@ukaszszczepanski7441]

In current political situation, whatever danger can come to Germany it will have to go through Poland first. That explains the numbers. You would still have some time to prepare before we fall down, we don't have that.... or actually we do, that's Ukraine now. Hopefully Europe will start to think and prepare collectively so no more countries have to have war. We have much less chances separately.

[@agataryznar5675]

Jesteśmy krajem granicznym EU i NATO . Muślę że Litwa Łotwa i Estonia mają również silną armię

[@SzymonRejzdrowicz-je4oo]

Z państwami bałtyckimi bym nie przesadzał 😂. To poza przesmykiem suwalskim najsłabszy punkt NATO.

[@Marcinxpolak]

Nie porównujmy Litwy, łotwy i Estonii które są parę razy mniejsze do Polski Ich armię nie są jakieś wybitne

[@felix8169]

To raczej niemożliwe. Są małe i małoludne. Nie posiadają nawet lotnictwa wojskowego. Ich obszar patrolują myśliwce NATO. Rotacyjnie. To nie ich wina, na pewno w miarę swoich możliwości robią co mogą.

[@aureliuszwitt5508]

Litwa Łotwa i Estonia maja w sumie tyle czołgów ile nasz jeden batalion, czyli 54 sztuki, samolotów bojowych nie maja wcale, dlatego NATO tam ciągle patroluje, jeszcze do niedawna główna bronia w Estonii i Litwie były nasze Groty które Polska im podarowała..

[@TheRezro]

@@SzymonRejzdrowicz-je4oo To najsłabszy punkt Rosji, nie NATO.

[@krzysztofnojman5418]

Poland is a country on the border of the NATO alliance and one of the countries with a border outside Schengen, so it is obvious that we need to be better prepared. We are allies so let's just help each other.

[@qrisgames]

Obyśmy zawsze współpracowali nie tylko jako NATO ale właśnie jako sąsiedzi, jako Europa tym bardziej patrząc na zagrożenia ze strony rosji i białorusi.

[@mepik15]

Haha, z kim? Z Niemcami? Dobre.

[@qrisgames]

@@mepik15 a z kim z ruskami?

[@aureliuszwitt5508]

@@qrisgames jak z Niemcami to z ruskimi.. te szuje zawsze razem trzymają

[@aureliuszwitt5508]

najwyższy czas opuścic ten europejski Sajuz lub doprowadzic by lewactwo i szkopy nie miały nic do gadania w UE

[@qrisgames]

@@aureliuszwitt5508 aureliuszu musisz się leczyć na schizofrenie

[@irokishingai]

I think, despite our hurtful history, Germany and Poland are perfectly suited as allies. Our military and economies compliment each other. If Hitler never attacked us, I believe our countries could be bigger (economically) than USA. I mean Germany is 2nd biggest economy anyway. Now add Poland growing uninterrupted since 1918 as their main partner…

[@pep-qew]

No chance, maybe Germany would be just a little bit richer but we would be at the same level. Our old borders doesn't benefit in economical terms while germans won't have all western money they got after ww2

[@Gito-hl1ho]

You need to take in consideration that this information is updated, some vehicles like artillery is like 5 times more now. Also German military is have a lot of problems with stuffing and mechanics . you could see it in conflict in Israel that Poland was able to send Air Carriers for Polish citizens and Germany was not able to do it.

[@adam54781]

05:40 Die Menschen fürchten sich nicht vor der Größe der deutschen Armee, sondern vor der Tatsache des Angriffs selbst. Es gibt immer noch Menschen, die sich an den Marsch der deutschen Truppen durch ihre Dörfer und dessen Folgen erinnern

[@orehpl7702]

1:22 in poland they deleted the forced military service in 2009, but every male in age 20-41 need to have a military service book, you have diffrent categories like who have more physical strength and if a war start they send you a letter you need to be here and here at this time and if you dont show you are a deserter and if they catch u in 50 years you can get to 20 years in prison

[@themuffinturret]

2:06 Simple phisics/ballistics lesson: Larger bullet= heavier bullet = more stability ( this only maters really in longer ranges ), more kinetic energy= more recoil, and lower speed Smaller bullet= lighter bullet = less stability, less kinetic energy = less recoil, and much higher speed

[@TheSokodelic]

The numbers for Poland need to be updated soon: - 250 M1A1 new abram tanks orders - 1000 K2 tanks - 468 HIMARS - 96 or so Apache helicopters I don't have the exact #'s for these, but also: - dozens of F-16s orders - 700+ K9 howlitzers - dozens of FA-50s And other orders i can't remember atm..

[@panzerwaffel3261]

And need Change Army personel. 500k+? Soldiers is only 200k+/-. Poland have office army.xD

[@Matik0921]

Still will not have chance with germany

[@TheSokodelic]

@@Matik0921 Poland will have more tanks than England, France, Italy and Germany....combined... But, that's okay...we'll protect you all once again so you can live in peace.

[@Matik0921]

@@TheSokodelic ale wiesz, ze czołgi to przestarzała broń, która nie ma znaczenia. Wiesz też armia to gospodarka, przemysł, technologie, a nie czołgi na kredyt. Każdy z tych kraji, które wymieniłeś gwałci polske pod każdym względem, a polska nic nie znaczy na świecie i to właśnie te kraje nas bronią. Zabawne jak polaczki wierzą, ze kupią sobie troche czołgów na kredyt to beda potega, bo zawsze w historii byli jebani to teraz muszą sie dowartościować. Zachód sie z nas śmieje i bardzo słusznie

[@Matik0921]

@@TheSokodelic we ll protect u once again. Kiedy my kogokolwiek uratowaliśmy dzbanie?

[@gulzila]

We are on same side now, my friend. Small drones are used for surveillance. Loitering drones are meant to hang out in a sky for a while and do recon they also provide data for tactical strikes.

[@kamienius16]

Germany don't have a strong army, but they should. They are second to attack by Russia after Poland

[@mysteriousdoge1298]

They''re not getting through Poland with their soviet junk and corroded rifles.

[@TheRezro]

Germany is primarily responsible for logistic.

[@Pan_Meduza]

2:17 bigger caliber=bigger penetration bigger penetration=more dangerous (for example most vests or helmets can stop 9mm bullet but bigger calibers can be deadlier)

[@mysteriousdoge1298]

We're still supposed to get much more stuff from south korea. Like tanks and himars in thousands. But it won't be very fast probably.

[@MarkS-j5v]

And from the U.S. and homemade stuff too 🙂

[@AKAmynamesjfdo]

Germany has the third biggest economy in the world, it can randomly increase military budget by ALOT.

[@gabrieldasilva7970]

Poland's like: The speedbump has teeth now.

[@user-si5rr2xm2v]

Jeśli mamy się bronić,to wspólnie,nigdy nie będzie tak,że Polska zostanie sama,pamiętajcie!

[@GamesMuseumPL]

Be glad that you have a sensible government that builds the economy, not slaughter it.

[@BaldPolishBiotechnol]

What you are shot with matters a lot. The kinetic energy is what does the damage. Also, where you are shot.

[@lolpl0000]

cool video. its nice to see a german take interest in our country and culture. :) sending a lot of love from poland, to you. :)

[@zwykly-kowalski]

So you are saying "I'm a pacifist" at the same time you are saying "HOW BAD ARE WE"(In military firepower)... :D that's a good one

[@dankasz7490]

I think you seriously underestimate your homeland. Have you already forgotten how quickly you went from Reichswehr to Wehrmacht years ago? You did it once, you can always do it twice :P (And yes, this is dark humour)

[@mariuszwaszak1523]

Man we’re allies these days. We should think about doing business and growing fast together. We should not talk about differences of our armies and comparing them against each other but about their abilities combined. You can defend our coastline and we can support you with our anti-air defense.

[@missAlice1990]

Tak jakby Niemcy były zainteresowane wzrostem gospodarczym Polski? Z jakiej racji? Dla nich im słabsza Polska, tym lepiej. Zresztą tak samo jak dla Polski słabsze Niemcy. Na jakim ty świecie żyjesz, człowieku? Nie myśl o stosunkach międzynarodowych jakby to były relacje międzyludzkie, bo to zupełnie co innego.

[@matec7506]

my friend, don't forget who we have on the eastern side of the border ;) Poland is learning from the mistakes made in the past. We know perfectly well what Russians are like

[@Matik0921]

everyone know

[@Pigzel]

Obviously Land Area matters as the more land a given country has the longer it's going to take to invade the country fully, thus the military has more time to prepare.

[@piotrmich9850]

We knows what means,, russian world's,, NEVER AGAIN ..

[@Yulrag]

1:34 it reflects total registered number of guns per 100 citizens, if every hundredth citizen in Germany had a collection numbering between 19 and 20 guns, you would get 19,5 per 100 citizens. 2:09 there is a difference between pistol and rifle rounds - pistol rounds make holes, stop at a bone, rifle bullets go through bone and turn its fragments into secondary projectiles inside tissue. This is due to rifle bullets having larger powder charge and longer barrel. And no, getting hit by a bullet does not make you dead usually, it usually make you scream and have your team mates spend time on helping you stabilize wound and do med-evac. 2:45 both Germany and Poland are currently humiliatingly weak. The strength of a nation is not just current military, but its military-industrial-resourcing complex. You take losses during war, you expend ammunition and equipment. It has to be replaced. And if it cannot be replaced fast enough, you lose. After all, shovel wielding soldiers in these age are nothing but dead meat. 3:10 It is still a little drop in the bucket of a real war. Besides, just because you have numbers, it says nothing about their quality. Especially now, when EW and drone warfare has been developing rapidly. 3:49 On a real war this stock would last how long? six months? These are used in various tactical situations. These numbers mean little. Ability to replace is more important 4:14 nope, that is outdated junk, it should be replaced by drones in near future. 4:48 On real war these are consumables, it does not matter much how many you have, it matters how quickly and how many you can manufacture. Poland can't manufacture any atm, Germany has such problems with manufacturing, that I would say it should find it humiliating. 5:12 stars are for war nerds (usually watching military equivalent of adult movies with similar excitement only different fluids are involved in the climax) and have no meaning. Each equipment is best of it's class at time of acquisition, not necessarily adequate on modern battlefield. 5:42 just because now you are so weak, does not mean you will be so in the future. These are crazy times and leadership is far from sane. And competent leaders can turn a country in less than a decade. 8:11 such small drones are used for local battlefield awareness by special ops teams, should be standard for infantry by now. Some slightly larger drones may be equipped with explosive charges (used to hunt vehicles and personnel) or small bombs (for bombing personnel and vehicles). 8:20 these are not very survivable on modern battlefield. So not very useful. 8:30 it is a drone with explosive warhead that loiters in the area waiting for a target to hit. May be small like the one mentioned earlier or somewhat large for anti armor role 8:41 these were considered outdated until shahed-2 drones (or rather primitive propeller powered cruise missiles) entered the Ukrainian battlefield. 9:05 nope, this happened due to deterioration of intellectual capability of ruling elites in both countries, not due to membership in NATO 9:58 yeah, but still, ships these days are divided into submarines and surface targets. Perfect for anti ship missiles and soon surface explosive water drones. 11:43 nope, most jets require pristine runways to take off. Only Russians have planned their jets for bad airfields. F-16 acts like a vacuum cleaner, so any debris will simply damage the engine. 12:20 nope, it was meaningless comparison of numbers of military equipment and personnel. Did not compare industrial capacity (that can be used in wartime), resource base and while German and Polish weakness is true now, it can change in less than a decade. But that would require sane and competent leadership, and that is something I don't see anywhere in the west right now.