How to defeat an infantry squad

[@ViktoriousDead]

Choosing to fight a direct action component as a partisan is still a bad idea and a great way to die. Regardless, this video is just meant as a general guideline in order to counter “Battle drills” used by infantry components across the globe (in Minecraft) a lot of topics I simply did not have time to cover in this video, (we could go on all day about aircraft/drones/etc…) and KZbin is holding uploads in prison for up to 48 hours now for me. Please refer to “conduct an ambush” video here for reference Also it’s spelled *equipment* Conducting an ambush kzbin.info/www/bejne/Zqm0nqucpZ5sjMk Link to other videos My Preferred rifle Setup (SOCOM’s Rifle) kzbin.info/www/bejne/i2HYqI2khLmJpLs Surplus snow gear for the Partisan kzbin.info/www/bejne/gJ2oYXWriLF9bJY Alternative weapons for the partisan kzbin.info/www/bejne/foCcqWiwoM-aqNE Basic communication encryption kzbin.info/www/bejne/hJqmmYWihKxgoM0 Quick tip: Rifle to pistol transition kzbin.info/www/bejne/eoq4cqKbiKmhfqc Conducting an ambush kzbin.info/www/bejne/Zqm0nqucpZ5sjMk 3500 subscribers, future projects kzbin.info/www/bejne/gmfCgX93eZqtaJI Shooting off a brace kzbin.info/www/bejne/m6CXh2WPna6Zo6M Instagram instagram.com/greysquirrelsolutions?igsh=MWl6Y2EyeXBsajB3bQ%3D%3D&

[@fearrogue]

Defend the Homeland 💪🤠👍

[@Thrashmetal2130]

Could u use tannerite for those traps? I wouldnt see why not

[@jerryj3047]

@@Thrashmetal2130 you can mix that with anfo😎😎

[@ThomasAnonymous-gd8bz]

Outro song?

[@ViktoriousDead]

“high treason” Jun Tzu

[@sectorseven07]

The Taliban knew our battle drills, and they would use our doctrinal reactions against us by planting ied's and traps in between us and them so that it wasn't the ambush itself that produced the most casualties, but our actual response to the ambush that produced the casualty with victim activated devices. This in turn caused us to adjust our tactics to either buttoning down in place and returning fire from a static position (inadvisable) or pushing through the ambush and just denying them the engagement in general. But this gave them freedom of movement across the terrain and restricted our movement. It only takes one guy getting blown in half because he got on line just like the doctrine says before everyone for the rest of that deployment immediately assumes that getting on line is going to get them blown in half. So now without doctrine on our side we became overly reliant on air support or just turning tail and running. I know you're not here to hear combat stories, but I'm just granting credence to what you're saying.

[@ViktoriousDead]

Thank you for the anecdote, much appreciated.

[@lfz2946]

❤

[@matthiasthulman4058]

Very insightful. Thanks for that, really helps to understand Edit.. autocorrect...

[@agray7209]

This man thanks you

[@texasviking1]

The Taliban defeated the new world order.

[@DustinsOutdoors]

…in Minecraft

[@edwarddeere4925]

In Arma 3

[@EdwardCostigan]

Tarkov

[@xXphantom59Xx]

Of course

[@AryanRvpist]

Corny

[@michaelturk7237]

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[@pateuevreutv7462]

those villagers don't know what's coming...

[@dfig2569]

Joeyy

[@hollowgraverave]

joeyy

[@saikyo_xo]

Movie

[@ghostlight69420]

hueerrr

[@tumeg8282]

Yo it's joeyy

[@savageinstitute9569]

The Army published a 252 page doc in 2021, CHINESE TACTICS. It is under 40mb. Recommended minecraft reading.

[@huwhitecavebeast1972]

Somehow I think it is unlikely we would be fighting them here. Unless a organized group got through the open border, def possible.

[@thelazygamer3788]

​@@huwhitecavebeast1972 true. But it's more information on how to fight.

[@Forever-411]

​@@thelazygamer3788 any morbidly obese man can fight now, great.

[@matjj676]

Already here bud.

[@roman111117]

Probably more likely to see the Mexican cartels playing minecraft here

[@BoleDaPole]

Taliban and the Vietnamese proved how to beat a world super power and thats with persistence. You can be losing for 20 years and end up winning in year 21. Never ever give up for what you're fighting for.

[@john236613]

It helps that in both wars, the US was their biggest recruitment agent. Destroying homes and families is a pretty bad way to win hearts and minds. That being said, it's pretty much unavoidable when fighting an insurgency, so it would likely be the same with any occupational force.

[@VictoryOrValhalla14]

You can win every battle since Korea and not obtain Victory. Underestimate the firepower that can be brought against you at your own peril. The ROE is the biggest limiting factor coupled with a civilian government that has only making more money as the objective.

[@john236613]

@@VictoryOrValhalla14 And therein lay the roots of our biggest problems. A government focused entirely on money above all else. Only, they do not seek profits for the country, but themselves. Stay safe out there.

[@pieterwillembotha6719]

that's such regurgitated drivel; the Cong were actually the biggest recruitment stick for the ARVN, actually. @@john236613

[@blakeshawke1934]

The Taliban had billions in funding from Saudi Arabia. also supported by Russia and China, same with the communist Viet Cong, minus Saudi money. Really has nothing to with "giving up".

[@KaDaJxClonE]

The US Army standard Marksmanship qualification is 23 out of 40 hits, while in a static position either prone supported, kneeling, or standing. That's an hit rate, on a static target, while standing static as well, of 58%. When both the soldier and the target are absolutely still, the soldier is only expected to hit ~60% of the shots taken. Now add moving targets -15% hit rate. Now add the target shooting back -25% hit rate. and you're left with a soldier whose hitting their intended target ~20% of the time. The Army ACFT only asks for 11 push-ups, a deadlift of 140lbs and a 2 mile run time under 21 minutes. The other two events are negligible. While this is well above the American average, it's achievable for anyone who goes to the gym/track two days per week. Tactics are something you have to read and practice constantly. Even the most trained and drilled infantryman has NCO's and Officers yelling commands at him constantly. "A squad push through, B squad suppress!" "A squad stop and suppress! B squad flank right!" etc. Experience. This is a hard one to quantify. If you're facing a NATO infantry squad sized element, with another squad nearby to support. It is very likely the majority of them have 1-3 years experience with NCO's sprinkled through with 5-7 years experience. The officer has 1-3 years experience, any more and he'd be promoted to desk jockey. While removing him is helpful, its really not pivotal. NCO's and radios are always primary targets, no matter their experience. From the PoV of a insurgent style force, their ultimate goal is to sew as much chaos into the occupying force as possible within a minute. Everything after that will be the occupiers gaining momentum a grain of sand at a time. History: The Viet Kong did not stay on station and fight through. They used surprised and prepared positions to target occupying vehicles and NCO's as hard as they could; using RPG's and prepared mortars. Once they US began to talk the MG's, proving the US has regained a superior fighting posture, the VC would mag dump everything they had remaining and begin exfil operations. If they were feeling particularly frisky, they'd mount an organized retrograde operation through rough terrain, mine fields, or set hasty traps. The point was to always be just a few meters too far back for US to effectively make good hits, but close enough to be observed, thus drawing the US troops deeper into VC K.Z.'s Eventually, US air power would show up and cause the VC to rout, but this style of attack ensured disproportionate effects on the US troops.

[@AndersAylward]

Apart from perhaps veterans immigrants who have lived through similar conditions in recent times, there's likely no one alive in America who could actually endure what the American government will bring to force against those who Rebel in Minecraft

[@tylerad90]

@@AndersAylwardpeople adapt, or they die and the survivors adapt

[@tylerad90]

Fuck I love autism

[@SushiArmageddon]

What are the ranges for the qualification?

[@ViktoriousDead]

@SushiArmageddon 300m is the max range

[@brentsproc]

I've been told by some people who are older than me and therefore must be respected that this kind of training is inappropriate for civilians and we should be focused on cowering in the corner of our bedroom clutching a J frame while calling the police.

[@The_Red_Off_Road]

The J frame 😂 I k ow exactly what you are talking about.

[@clongshanks5206]

The same boomers who are running our country?

[@phl_knives]

I think we have all heard those Fudd thinkers who are also the same ones who are not opposed to mag capacity restrictions, "common sense" gun control measures and other nonsense until they start coming for their shotguns. That's the ONLY reason shotguns didn't get added to the 91 Assault Weapons Bill is Fudds heard proposals for banning certain styles of pump shotgun and they spoke up just enough to have the NRA negotiate the bill to remove them from the ban. Same guys think that they can use a belt and Don't need a tourniquet, if their .357 or .45acp doesn't do the job in 1 shot that wouldn't have changed with a double stack 9mm 😂 Good thing this Fudd mentality is dying off and MANY new gun owners aren't just getting a handgun or a shotgun to collect dust. I know first time buyers who are putting in range time, dry fire and taking classes across the board from stuff like this to TacMed/TECC style courses. Same dudes went from buying their first 9mm in 2020 to now owning multiple handguns for them and their wife to carry. They almost all own at least 1 AR and a stack of mags now. Usually a shotgun and 22lr rifle or pistol in the mix. These are guys donating to FPC and GOA and not the NRA. Constitutional carry in almost 30 states.Those elders who are thinking J frame are being pushed out by people who are better trained than ever before. It's a beautiful thing

[@bigtechnazis3554]

I hope this is sarcasm lmfao.

[@brentsproc]

@@bigtechnazis3554 oh it's real. The forum is thehighroad. It's hilarious.

[@thevet2009]

Retired Army with Desert Storm, Afghanistan and Iraq tours…pretty much spot on. Note, best way to defeat the Infantry squad or unit is not attacking them…but rather the support units and contractors supporting the force.

[@ViktoriousDead]

@jeprodigalson792 yea they did

[@ViktoriousDead]

Yea they did. All big army doctrine is the same

[@kaecake9575]

To defeat the Marines. You must dig a hole then dig more🤷 Vietnam was famous for that.

[@bojcio]

@@kaecake9575 to defeat the marines, you sit back and watch as the USA slowly implode on itself.

[@MuhammedAL-Chad-nz4jx]

​@@kaecake9575Or Just Throw Them Some Crayons...

[@threeninesfilthy7973]

Minecraft has gotten some crazy updates...

[@indoorkite651]

All the modding community

[@wizarddaddy47]

The villager border invasion has really ramped up immersion

[@iiiKingLongSwipeiii]

I guess I've been sleeping under a rock and a hard place 😭

[@Yaberdude]

It does my HEART GOOD to see more and more Americans considering how best to succeed at Mine Craft. I see more and more participants in the tactical approach to Team based league play.

[@DBD-ue5wm]

Thank you for helping us up our minecraft game. Never forget the Liberty.

[@VictoryOrValhalla14]

And don’t forget to watch Europa the last battle.

[@DBD-ue5wm]

@@VictoryOrValhalla14 Knowing the real enemy is half the battle.

[@perfectly.sane.behaviour]

​@@VictoryOrValhalla14holy shit didn't expect such a based comment here.

[@The_Red_Off_Road]

@@VictoryOrValhalla14he was a corporal. He was never an artist. 😂

[@VictoryOrValhalla14]

@@The_Red_Off_Road ummm are you serious? He has dozens of paintings and aspired to make a living at it. You might want to educate yourself before posting.

[@XmXFLUXmX2]

The breaking contact segment is hilarious. JV bullshit, "Ill cover you bro" "Thanks bro I love you!" "I love you too bro!"

[@ViktoriousDead]

It’s a gunfight not a conversation, watch training videos of guys bounding, it’s ridiculous

[@VictoryOrValhalla14]

@@ViktoriousDeadanyone of us that’s ever been on the 2 way Minecraft field knows damn well you can’t hear anything when guns are talking, 203s thumping and saws barking. You are 1000% correct about how JV that shit is.

[@BrandonLamb1]

Are we including the more standard "set/moving/move" in this? That seems to be a common training-ism. Also, assuming you have ear pro / helmet, are you still not going to be hearing the verbal queues? As a civilian, or untrained civilian, or just someone never in a gun fight, will someone know what the sound of their teammates guns shooting back sounds like versus being shot at?

[@ViktoriousDead]

Yes, there is a very distinct difference in the firing of weapons in close”ish” proximity to yourself and away from you, and the echo/report of rounds coming back at you and weapons being fired back at you. This is also something worth training at now.

[@forthehellofit5544]

Ya that got me too! Lmao! 😂 like in the movies where they say “ Get down!” 😂😂

[@OffGridInvestor]

"Painting yourself as an ally" reminds me of what a friend of my fathers was telling me about from Vietnam. After finding out his "best local friend" was VC. And it's effected his trust of people in the long term.

[@wizarddaddy47]

These massive forces utilize civilian contractors that can easily slip in unvetted Guerillas to sabotage with impunity, in Rust of course.

[@FederalMenace]

So all we have to do is wear a dress and praise Marx to blend into their ranks. Sounds legit.

[@justinplaysguitar]

You’re right though 99.9 % of infantrymen from 2012 on didn’t even see a person shooting at them

[@TehPrawntier]

A fascinating look at historical weaknesses of infantry forces

[@MrBLions14]

He knows the ins and outs. Notice the 2 diamond on the hat and the regimental crest on his pt top. He was in 2d ranger battalion. Pretty sure I know this dude and he got his ranger tab and probably lead a squad.

[@Rikky004]

I thought this was going to be about conventional warfare tactics but bro gave us a guerrilla tutorial💀

[@ViktoriousDead]

Conventional tactics for conventional minds

[@althahia9599]

A guerrilla tutorial for Minecraft

[@dennisroth4762]

In minecraft

[@F1Elitist]

On some Rambo shit 💯

[@Слышьты-ф4ю]

Well, author doesn't suppose you've made a state with an army.

[@BetaCentauri13]

Highly doubt that I'll ever need to personally apply any of this information, but for the purpose of military science fiction writing, I greatly appreciate your insights!

[@ViktoriousDead]

What are you writing?

[@kokonoe124]

I cannot agree more with this. Often in training we end up just doing battle drills with blanks against a notional still target and it is done with a checklist. When I started playing opfor, I literally did this baited squad attack you mentioned over and over again. Some of the methods that I started doing to fix some of the "squad attack" battle drills was I would make the maneuvering team take a shallow 45 degree "flank" and then move the team in contact the opposite 45 degrees. This way, you don't go too deep into enemy territory and you have managed to 90 degree flank an enemy. Most MCWPs they usually advise doing bold flanks with 2/3rds of your organic force just in case you flank deep and hit another enemy element in wait. Another method for defeating the squad attack is going to a frontal assault with your elements to overwhelm their support by fire as they are separated. You know they are going to take about 1-2 minutes to attack you. So, if a minute passes and you don't see the enemy bring more soldiers to place in a support by fire, you know they probably are trying to flank you and you can overwhelm their support by fire with a frontal assault. Funny enough, Chesty Puller and the Marines did this a lot and H. J. Poole covered this tactic in "The Last Hundred Yards". Finally, if you think you are getting flanked. Just move your element a little. Bound them slightly back, to the right, to the left. Many times, you can make the flanking element miss you entirely and end up assaulting through the front of you. Or you can hit the flanking element as they are running in a file to you because you shifted more right or left. It's so wild that the Army doesn't teach the common counters and doesn't have good answers to basic problems like "what if the enemy moves?" or "what if we're both flanking each other"?

[@griftinggamer]

Last hundred yards is required reading for anyone thinking they will be leading any minecraft teams

[@deputychiefclifton]

What you were talking about when it comes to the majority of servicemen not really seeing combat is spot on. My time in the Marine corps I never saw action but I can tell you in a 20-year career of private security, and a multi-year law enforcement career, that something like 70% of private security and over 80% of police officers never even have to draw their weapon in anger their entire career. So would not surprise me that that's true about military personnel as well. Especially, since police officers are engaged with their job interacting with the hostile public more often than the average military member, even in the combat arms.

[@phl_knives]

I work in TacMed training and have trained public safety and Military personnel along with some civilians. Being on both sides on classes as a role player LE or being OpFor I can say that many of the people the general public thinks is all door kickers on the military or trained like SWAT as a patrol cop. Definitely not the case. During OpFor work I've seen a group knowing they're going to a "hearts and minds" scenario with possibilities of hostile forces in the area. They would be "hit" and fall apart as soon as pressure was put on. We had 4 OpFor vs a squad initially and got ran over hiding in huts, under vehicle and basically trying to figure out what to do next. Next course we gave them a platoon 25 ea group and it was actually worse with people not covering areas, or 3 people holding one building corner while a whole section was open on another side allowing OpFor to walk within 50m and engage again. We warned then prior that even someone downed is still a threat. Nearly everyone who took me out would roll me over to disarm and be greeted with a training frag or inert (obviously) S-vest. This happened with all OpFor and they kept doing it. 😂 As for the LEO/EMS especially those on RTF teams. We typically did 4-5 and I lead them into an active threat scenario with a long gun, they have been briefed of rough casualties count and threat is likely in another wing of the building being hunted already. We come up the steps, they start care in a fatal funnel which is taught never do. Use rooms and get off the warm zone. No fail the OpFor will step out and fire a few blanks or Sims and they all either scatter or I've seen freeze more times than I would have thought. One scenario I had 3 LE and 1 EMS along with myself on the X, shots fired. I'm "wounded" and LEOs froze for a good 5 seconds before hitting cover in a room, while leaving me bleeding in the hallway. After an instructor starts screaming at them did they miss someone?!! They quick open the door and dragged me in. This is not uncommon. I can tell a student who has prior training, been in some shit or is on a special team like SWAT without even asking by how they are in class. SWAT guys are dialed in and work well. Most others fall apart in stress with lower level of stress than a real MassCas event. This was typically suburban EMS and cops in an affluent area who have never seen much before. I've seen a few times someone pick up a trainer gun and muzzle sweep an entire room of their team with finger on the trigger with no idea how to make it safe. To this point I was OpFor in a scenario for unknown medical emergency called in. Immediately they see 3 casualties down, and me walking around dazed in a smoked out room. Fire alarm sounds and casing on the floor. 2 officer pat me down before walking me to the CCP in another area of the building. The pat down was abysmal. They missed a G17 blue gun appendix carried. Both did. They turn the corner and I draw. They both start cursing and telling me I hid it somewhere. In debrief I told them they touched it in the pat but didn't actually find it. After the exercise we talked a little bit about their methods and how it was missed. I asked how many guns have the pulled off people in their careers. One officer of 12 years pulled 1. The other with 15 years had found 3. 2 on pat downs and 1 under a seat. I told them this is a lesson I hope you take because if you're complacent like this in real life it's not a bruised ego. After classes they talked to their LT who heard about their miss and said refresher training was happening on searches ASAP after that. Your stats are correct. Out of 1000s at this point who have been in front of me training. Mostly public safety, but Mil as well. It was rare that anyone was ever drawing their firearms on duty. They qualify annually and some never get in a range day until annually qualifying or a few days leading up to get their shots right. During a Mil class talking with a Sgt Major who was a POC on site said this crew had minimal trigger time. This would be the closest thing to solid tactics they would be seeing outside of basic. We were teaching some tactics but more medical under fire. Those never in the military or law enforcement who role play with different companies I've worked with are always shocked. They all think that everyone is SWAT or SF guys and realize quickly that isn't the case. This was shocking for me when I started. City cops occasionally are better because they're in more dense populations and higher crime. My cop buddies have almost all drawn on duty and a few in shoots. This is rare for anywhere surrounding the area though

[@joebob4579]

Wow that makes me realize that i would die hundreds of times over if i was actually in any war​@@phl_knives

[@joeblow9657]

I think something like 95% of police officers never use their gun in action. Don't know what the actual stat is but it's pretty rare.

[@connorperrett9559]

This dude is pretty much the "Yes" Chad reaction image.

[@CommieMommy24]

LITERALLY LMFAOOOOO

[@IDonar30]

🤣

[@jerryj3047]

the big factor is how well those troops have fighting experience in Minecraft

[@ricosuave7102]

You don’t realize how intricate and delicate this is until you have it explained to you. Now I see why training is key because of it really happened you would have to implement this under serious pressure. Without training it most likely wouldn’t work.

[@mrush336]

Told my gf to attack the shaft and she in the bathroom putting face paint on…

[@OffGridInvestor]

My grandfather was in ww2, kinda famous battalion on the pacific theatre. See books on his battalion, saw one being sold in the post office last week. He had a lot of daughters and would say "they've always gotta put on their war paint before they go out".

[@matthewlewis-zw3tf]

Nice. What's a girl friend? 😅

[@FadedEbony]

Better hope she doesn’t hit a checkpoint on the way to the bedroom

[@VictoryOrValhalla14]

Like I said before you defeat the infantry squad by attacking the support units. People need to realize the firepower that can be brought to bear against them. The US militaries worst enemy is the ridiculous ROE. I believe the gloves will come off in the Coming Minecraft game. The dying regime will use everything at their disposal to keep power. If you find yourself toe to toe with line infantry use your head fire your three rounds(rev war joke)and fall back. We win the game by attrition, outlasting/outsmarting these one dimensional ZOGbots. Excellent video and information.

[@huwhitecavebeast1972]

There are other very viable tactics that can be used, but not mentioned on youtube. I wish I could give a mini diatribe in a comment about it, but oh well. At least I can on other platforms.

[@ViktoriousDead]

Absolutely, there are far more viable ways but again…. KZbin

[@VictoryOrValhalla14]

@@ViktoriousDead Gab

[@FightForFreedom1776]

Think Daniel Morgan and The Swamp Fox Francis Marion tactics. They still very much apply.

[@thelazygamer3788]

​@ViktoriousDead them poor 88Ms, always getting all the attention in minecraft. They're terrible at playing mine sweeper, though.

[@aurelius5534]

Thank you for the airsoft mil-sim tips and tricks

[@bogreen1872]

And now I’m on a watchlist. In Minecraft.

[@HoosierHugh317]

60mm mortar rounds delivered by drones- game changer.

[@UsurperDogheart]

creeper dropped by a phantom

[@ViktoriousDead]

What about when there’s a double canopy of hardwood trees above you and humidity so high the drone cam lense is fogged?

[@headhunter306]

fish nets overhead defeats toys dropped on you by drones you should be using drones too :)

[@ViktoriousDead]

@@jeprodigalson792 the US isn’t Afghanistan, drones were not used the same there as they’re being used now. The modern big army infantry squad largely has zero combat experience

[@UsurperDogheart]

@@headhunter306 fish net VS. 60mm artillery shell who would win? (Spoiler the shell wins)

[@The_Red_Off_Road]

“A bunch of weapons in a tobacco barn…” Yep, you’re in Middle TN. 😂

[@ViktoriousDead]

The Black Patch Remembers

[@The_Red_Off_Road]

@@ViktoriousDead hell yeah man, you are constantly being a teacher. I think you’ve found your calling. TN is full of stories like that. That was an interesting read. Now I know why all of these tobacco barns were abandoned and left to rot.

[@tamerofhorses2200]

What's TN?

[@leamsi1309]

@@tamerofhorses2200these nuts

[@CanYouHearTheWhistling]

@@leamsi1309😂😂 got em

[@jw5297]

Army 12B 96-04, 02/03/04, we most certainly did the toe to toe. But you are 110% spot on about infantry units. And the dynamics of the house to house fighting and at that time big Army still carried A2's, fighting in structures with 20" rifles was a thing, and yes we learned a tremendous amount from those battles and why you saw the ramping up and pushing the 75th from a large scale infantry unit to a direct action unit because of the inadequacies of regular troops fighting in those situations. Great mine craft content brother. Spot on and thanks for knowledge transfer for those who don't

[@ViktoriousDead]

Yea, early GWOT was not what I was referencing here. I know everyone was getting after it back in the day, I’m talking about from around 2012-onward. 75th was never very “large scale” but the role of the unit changed drastically from an “elite” light infantry unit to an actual SOF unit over the course of the war. Thanks for watching

[@jw5297]

@@ViktoriousDead Wrong choice of words, but yes early on Rangers were out in large scale offensives with regular infantry and other combat arms fields. That's what I meant by large scale, later they were honed and used much differently thanks to CAG and their need for more highly trained people to do the things.

[@joeblow9657]

Correct me if I'm wrong but I thought part of the shift in role for the 75th Ranger Regiment was a need for more special forces overall? In part because of the need for more special forces units in general, similiar to why the Green Berets started doing a lot more direct action stuff as well at the time. Still, it's sad that the US military's (and a lot of other militaries) take away was not that the conventional units need to get better but to just shift towards more special forces.

[@ViktoriousDead]

@joeblow9657 there was a homogenization of SOF towards the late GWOT, rangers used to do a lot of recon/airfield seizures and movement to contsct style raids, SEALS did amphib, SF was used to imbed and train locals, force recon did…. Well nothing but still(joking…. Mainly) Probably around 2017-18 if you saw a SEAL platoon, a Ranger platoon, or a SF DA team raid a compound you’d have no idea who was who except maybe equipment being used, everyone essentially got keyholed into direct action night raids because that’s what Afghanistan needed, conventional infantry really should never have been used in Afghanistan, the terrain was t suitable

[@mfallen6894]

@@ViktoriousDead Do you know what the logic was behind mixing the different "forces" together like that? Is it so that SEALS can learn x from SF, Rangers learn y from SEALS, etc, then those tactics are cross-trained into each platoon's respective "force"? Or am I just over-thinking it and it was "We need door-kickers & this is who we've got" kind of thing? Sorry if it's a dumb question, it just never made sense to me

[@willpeifer3976]

This has quickly become one of my favorite channels. No BS.

[@leempo1]

I love this channel, man. It takes a huge amount of humbleness for you to use simple language and speak to the common man, considering you’re a literal expert in this field. I respect that you could go off at any moment and use intelligent, complicated phrases, but you keep it simple so we can all keep up. Thank you man ❤

[@davidoftheforest]

it's great to see useful information for once. I've been watching all these other Minecraft videos about 'SHTF squad tactics' and all I've ever seen is tactics parroting field manuals and big army battle drills. Until I found your channel; I was only watching those videos to figure out how to do what you're explaining. If this info gets spread far enough; you'll have saved thousands of lives and probably altered the course of the impending conflict we all see coming

[@ViktoriousDead]

You mean you don’t like the “Small unit patrol RECCE CIVILIAN for the SHTF Minuteman tactical attack neighborhood squadron, HOW TO SURVIVE” videos that are out there?

[@davidoftheforest]

@@ViktoriousDead yes hahaha and the absolute knobs in the comment section bickering about LPVOs and chest rigs

[@ttrainor70]

IRA snipers used gloves, shower caps, and cheap vinyl raincoats to protect from GSR.

[@definitelynotfbi119]

Know what an M9 medical pack looks like and similar medical packs so your marksman or yourself can remove the medic as quick as possible. Usually in vehicle convoys the medic will be in the 3rd vic. Middle in smaller 3 vic movements. I was a Corpsman and I was third vic and we got hit by a crush plate IED designed to effect the middle vehicle. The first two vehicles crushed the Styrofoam over the pressure plate, and the third triggered it. EDIT: In Minecraft

[@brianmurray3791]

Gun shot residue can be overcome However, bruising on the shoulder can’t be. Depends on what’s happening but something to consider I read about this being a thing in the Spanish Civil War. Men would be searched and if found with bruising on the shoulder, they were arrested or shot Maybe a bigger thing back then using 7/8mm Mausers. But if you’re a Minecraft partisan you might not be using an AR in 556 I’ve had bruising from 7.62x39 and 308

[@Prepper319]

thank you for this comment . you never know how many lives you might've just saved telling us this ..

[@shoelessbandit1581]

The ira had improvised explosive launchers and the recoil was so immense they would have bruised shoulders and get caught that way. In order to overcome it they switched from launchers to recoilless systems akin to an RPG. Something to consider if you're making fireworks in the shed

[@huwhitecavebeast1972]

That would really depend on who was doing the arresting and why. There is a great book called "10 years at war" by Peter Kemp, a British guy about his experience serving in the Spanish civil war, ww2, and another conflict. He fought on the side of Franco, and after reading it realized we had only heard the communists side of things. But he relates the everyday stuff, as well as to combat. The communists were absolutely awful, but then again they always are.

[@lililililililili8667]

The ribs on the Magpul stock give me little bruises when dry firing lol

[@matthiasthulman4058]

​@@huwhitecavebeast1972is that also called "Mine were of trouble" or is that another book of his?

[@griftinggamer]

Areas with a high volume of rocks and stones that get sunlight make minecraft drones have massive fits in perceiving natural reflection from humans, in minecraft

[@FederalMenace]

Metal and glass also provide thermal reflections and can give away position to sensors

[@ultrabird9110]

Sustain: The way you broke this down was informative, enjoyable, and digestible and did a great job of communicating the mindset for small unit tactics in a nonpermissive environment. Very good explanation of talking guns and the necessary elements of lifting/shifting. I also enjoy that you communicated manual triggers rather than electronic or radio triggers for the fougasse. NATO countries have access to THOR systems that negate radio-controlled detonation systems on the Minecraft Server. Improve: 1) The base assumption of an infantry squad or group of Tarkov Operators in the open without any immediate support (ex. the rest of the platoon half a mile away) is a bit contrived based on how I've (and I'm sure you) have observed NATO maneuver units operate. This situation would suffice for the sake of training the drill/counterdrill, but you made the criticism of rehearsals conducted in US Army training lanes as unrealistic and a weak point in training. Lets not fall into the same trap - 1a) First world occupying forces and other Tarkov Operators will rarely stagger-column patrol down a hardball road without bringing some form of wheeled/tracked armor, whether it is a humvee, bearcat, matv, stryker, m1200, improvised uparmored trucks (see Syria) or something heavier. These vehicles will act as a base of fire with a mounted machinegun, a piece of cover, and will allow a swift escape. The only time I have seen presence patrols without at least some kind of gun-truck nearby is in super rural, mountainous terrain, or in huge agricultural areas like those poppy fields in Helmand (Even then, the trucks were up on the road and could engage far out targets with a .50 and thermals). I know you come from dismount-rangerbrain, but realize that a majority of AD/NG infantry units and Arma Players are stryker units, and most federal/state police forces on the AltisLifeRPserver have ample access to Bearcats and 2nd hand military armored vehicles. It's important to reckon with the likely reality that contact with these elements will have to be initiated by somehow disabling a vehicle, much the same way US Military vehicles were often disabled via IED/RPG to initiate ambushes during the GWOT & in Takistan. Unlike the GWOT - first world countries, while sometimes having readily available small arms, do not often have cold war stockpiles of anti-armor weaponry ready and available for anyone to possess. Consider this impasse in your planning. 2) Follow-on and exfil could use more detail. As a partisan and Tarkov Operator in the first world, a infantry/policing unit reporting contact and then going silent or reporting mascal would warrant an immediate wide sweep of the area by either UAV or helicopter in tandem with a lockdown of all major roads in or out if resources are available. A wide sweep MQ9 will 100% find, fix, and finish you unless you are able to literally crawl into an underground cave/tunnel network and emerge at another location. Worse, they may track you and your accomplices back to a 'safe' house and conduct a raid, thereby eliminating/detaining/flipping your cell. The capabilities of the first world security apparatus is not to be underestimated, and unless you are EXTREEEMLEY careful, you will eventually be found if you spend any significant time in public living and doing work after an action like this. Even then, you could still get rolled up if you do everything in your power to evade detection. Recall the SEEK II system we all got given overseas, and new technology that will identify you simply by your gait. Failure to fully conceptualize the capability afforded to occupying forces by these technologies will get you killed super duper fast. I feel that contextualizing this threat was under-appreciated in the video. However, contending with broader security considerations may be an opportunity for a video on its own. Insight: 1) Tools such as DMR's, hunting rifles, and other precision small arms lend a Tarkov Operator tools to identify key Commo and Leadership nodes within a dismounted element prior to engaging. Picking off a radio operator or PL as you initiate contact will do wonders toward putting the other team in shambles and affording you more time before QRF/Red-Air/IDF comes on station. Higher caliber versions of these systems may allow one to disable light armored vehicles as well. 2) It might be beneficial to touch on casualty SOP's, setting up CCP's, or contending with the reality that Partisans and Scavs will not have access to triage and medical care, and very well may have to get iced in the field Far Cry 2 style, as leaving live wounded offers a very high risk of them getting rolled up and then divulging information on the identities of your teammates. Even if you do get evac'd, you're either going to a horse doctor, slowly dying of infection in a hide site, or going to a regional hospital and getting turned in because of this mysterious 556 sized hole in your guts. Keep it up, I like your words Ragnar Man. I'd be interested on content in incorporating technicals and gun trucks in the ARMA server. I do agree with you that fighting the Infantry is the absolute fucking last thing you want to do as a Scav/partisan.

[@ViktoriousDead]

Thank you for the input, I have another video on the use of non standard weapons (hunting rifles, etc…) in regards to exfil and casualties, those will both be dedicated videos, as you saw this video was an hour long, I’m going to continue the series with dedicated videos for each (egressing a target, dealing with casualties, occupying and utilizing safe houses and weapons caches, etc…) I agree with what you said, An Infantry platoon moving in this way WOULD be contrived based on how western countries operated in GWOT, BUT think about an occupation force in a low threat area, maybe not even actual military but a police force/UN unit conducting presence patrols in semi rural areas. British troops in northern Ireland routinely got rolled up in this way. I am aware it’s incredibly unlikely that an infantry unit is gonna be out there without support, but again this video is broad strokes purposes on countering doctrinal infantry battle drills. The vast majority of the videos I continue to put out are going to be “broadstrokes” to get people to think differently, and stop banking on them creeping around the woods with face paint and helmet scrim, utilizing small unit tactics and play directly into the enemies hands. An infantry platoon wants nothing more than a large-ish group of guerrillas to engage them with small arms and attempt to fight and maneuver on them with easily identifiable weapons and kit, and continue to fight in that way. Thanks for watching and for the input

[@Connordaboss45]

It was actually eye opening when our training was set up for us to fail. We had our opfor just do exactly what you said. B8 in the flanking force, "Booby Trap" their most obvious approach, etc. We were basically just massacred and all we knew what to do was battle drills. Which clearly the "enemy" knew too.

[@SuperPandaren]

Man, this content is gold. Thank for your time making the video. Setting up camera preparing the information editing the video, even when the rain you had to reshoot. Greatly appreciated that this content is free.

[@adamouafphou7674]

Always a good day when my favorite Minecraft KZbinr posts

[@Jtat2]

Great video man. As a pretty current (recent ETS) 11b you're spot on about western experience levels, I didn't do shit, my friends didn't do shit, and most of our leadership hadn't done shit. A pop shot here and a stray mortar there. Watching Ukraine footage blows my mind. The part about PT is too real, it really is a mixed bag. Awesome to see the channel growth, looking forward to more.

[@Barnes-ml9wg]

An hour long video...we didn't deserve this greatness

[@OffGridInvestor]

I will just say, in the US what constitutes "seeing combat" and things like the "military veteran injured on active duty" which means he was on a training exercise in west texas and the tank went in a hole, hurting his back for 80% disability pension while he now dig holes and chops firewood with an axe on social media while everyone is kissing his butt with thank you for your (never left the country once) service.... i knew that guy for years and you'd be laughed out of existence in Australia. People tell me average infantry or engineers or whoever here is always in armoured vehicles and sees very little like you've mentioned.

[@seanhoffmeyer442]

JTAC here: clouds and fog significantly degrade ISR and CAS capabilities. The only airborne sensor that’s going to get through clouds is synthetic aperture radar (SAR), and only the only Minecraft aircraft that carry it F-15s, F-35s, B1s and MQ9s (as a pod on the MQ9 so not always) and that’s not real-time sensing so there’s a delay between the actual mapping and then interpretation of the imagery, they can’t effectively target anything moving (in Minecraft). Not sure about the China/Russia Minecraft militaries but I’m sure they have something equivalent but probably not as many systems. Drones also won’t fly in fog or significant wind. HF comms are also significantly degraded in fog, and thick cloud cover can fuck up satellite comms. I’ve always said that if you wanna fight the Minecraft American military (in minecraft) you need to do it in shitty weather and move a lot, because it relies on ISR and Fires, and when those work properly, it’s extremely deadly.

[@seanhoffmeyer442]

To be clear, I am a JTAC in Minecraft

[@mitchschneider1927]

So it's just paintball tactics, I like that.

[@OffGridInvestor]

And minecraft player tactics

[@NJ-qb3xj]

think about where paintball tactics may have came from...

[@chadrowe8452]

Do they have logistics in paintball

[@flinchfu]

Just add another zero behind the engagement ranges...

[@skydivingcomrade1648]

Under surveillance is not a problem, it's getting I'd thats a problem.

[@kennethmiller6626]

Out here in central texas, we may not have the heavy woods and forest cover youve talked about being so abundant in your area, but what we do have is thick, thorny mesquite thickets that most non-native folks would deem impassable. Great hiding spots to hunker down in if you had to and comfort isnt a priority. Knowing yiur terrain and hiw to navigate it is paramount in situations like what you e deacribed; chances are that the Minecraft team youre up against isnt used to traversing the same landscapes that you and your buddies grew up hiking, hunting and living in. And thats not even considering the networks of narrow dirt backroads that crisscross rural areas, some of which dont wven show up on most gps maps and systems. Knowing where you need to be, how to get there quickly and quietly, and how to get out as fast and effiecient as you can will make a world of difference. Luring an enemy monecraft elwment into an area that a native knows is not a good place to be can change the whole outcome of such a scenario. If you can anticipate which direction an enemy flanking element will maneuver due to an obvious terrain advantage, flipping that advantage and turning that location into a kill zone can become fairly easy. Another consideration is localized weather and how it affects the terrain. You, as a native, know that certain areas can look like simple terrain, but that a single rain can turn that area into an impassable mud pit while doing little to change its appearance, or that a creek bed in hot weather is going to be crawling with snakes or other unsavory wildlife. While they may not be deadly to a kitted out combatant, it can still be enough to make a non native person pause and hesitate to push forward. As for creating the fougasse that you described, utilizing existing butrows or washes to create that or other traps would save time and a lot of effort and materials, as well as potentially disguising it from anyone looking for auch a thing. Just a thought.

[@sharkquisha3407]

As an Infantryman you are right about the combat experience part. Where there are plenty of dudes in the Infantry that have seen real battles including in my guard unit its more so small occurrences where they were near a fight or recieved some pot shots and they returned some pot shots back. I appreciate that a lot of my senior enlisted have the experience they have and have CIBs and been in for 20 years or more.

[@mdioxd9200]

Ah yes, the famours 3 D': - MAN - ONE HUNDRED METERS - FRONT

[@kevinm.n.5158]

Literally was just about to hop on my survival realm and this pops up. Perfect timing!

[@ae1586]

It is worth noting that when my grandfather went to Vietnam with the first cavalry airmobile advance party he was a first sergeant , jump trained and having just went under airmboble / air assault training with the 11th AA test division , CIB , bronze star , having fought in the battle of Luzon with the 37th ID 148th regiment, spent time with 16th constabulary during the airlift , and Korea with 1st cavalry div Arty , by the time he finished his 3 tours in Vietnam and retired in 1968 the Average NCO was green and had no combat experience. I’m not saying this is why the war went downhill but I’ll also that without combat experienced officers and NCOs the men at LZ X-ray , and LZ Albany would have been wiped off the map . I feel like we are back to that same situation now , very few of the heavy combat experienced infantry / Cav / armor are left in NCO positions , compared to 1995 - 2015 ish it was probably 50% or more had been down range and seen some real shit

[@ViktoriousDead]

Way way way less than 50%.

[@J.Alexander74]

Large steel drums are good for those traps if available.

[@indoorkite651]

Old propane tanks are easy to get, and it's pretty easy to cut off one side. I know this Minecraft mod that adds them into the game. You can use trip wires, to make a redstone ignition system so that you can catch the pillagers at the perfect time in their patrol.

[@zekelopez3282]

I'd suggest any person that want's to succeed at minecraft, link up with veterans of the game (OIF/OEF) who know how the enemies on minecraft established good intelligence procedures and utilized other tools (IED/EFP). There is a wealth of knowledge that can be tapped Into and utilized there. Heavy armored units now have directional mic's, long cylindrical signal jammers, and m2's on an automated system that uses thermal.

[@wizarddaddy47]

How does a military fighting force rationalize the use of APC's/Tanks/Air support against seemingly civilian targets without staggeringly high political pushback? I'm referencing the admins in Minecraft, of course

[@melc311]

@@wizarddaddy47 "domestic terrorists that are a threat to our democracy and our freedoms" it's that simple.

[@Cucker_Tarlson56]

I think this series should continue up the line in terms of unit size, platoon size ambush, company size ambush. With a considered assumption in better gear quality. If you’re ambushing platoons we can assume you have some suicide drones etc.

[@hottomek7423]

Yes!

[@Brodyjaxon]

in the context of a Minecraft guerilla war, a company sized ambush really isn't feasible. not only would it require more personnel, but you would have to take into consideration the resources available to a team/squad vs an entire company like a weapons squad, mortars and PD-100s. on top of this, a company sized element is going to take priority for CAS and IDF.

[@hottomek7423]

@@Brodyjaxon Then what would you suggest? I cannot think of a way to overpower the enemy without quickly eliminating them before they could call for minecraft reinforcements...

[@originalpastaman5470]

Garand Thumb: Today we're gonna learn how to survive in an urban combat setting with two Israeli fighters ViktoriousDead: The USS Liberty was a tragedy

[@ViktoriousDead]

What’s your point

[@tyronebrown3837]

​@ViktoriousDead I'm thinking his point is idf shoot at hospitals church's schools small children and act all brave . When in reality hamas the goat farmers in flip flops still hold their hostages agianst a nuclear power some would say the MOST advanced military in the middle east Idf trash soilders losing the war vs Hamas with the whole west agianst them Is still smaking the fire out of the cowards in the idf

[@brettcarr3996]

​@@ViktoriousDead he's saying you're cooler than most mainstream gun KZbinrs

[@kirillholt2329]

lmao, checked

[@guyring8912]

NVA/VC used extremely close ambush combined with overwhelming numbers in order to shutdown arty and air support do to close quarters combat. Furthermore, they avoided contact until it was in their favor.

[@Marashm]

Just watched the whole thing. Took notes. A lot of information. A lot of questions lol. But yeah, thank you man. Love the canteen bro. Never forget. God bless.

[@johngaltman]

The one time that I personally saw the use of an IR blanket almost work was, we were conducting overwatch on a raid that was done at night and which had become a gun fight, we saw a squirter go out an escape hole from the back of the house, he ran to a ditch and covered himself with a blanket, at which point he "disappeared", we could see the lump, but his heat signature was gone, and if we had not watched him go there, we would not have been able to find him... Happy ending to the story, we walked a helicopter onto him, they lit him up, and the ground guys went out and flipped him over, and he "reappeared" on our IR...

[@tezozomockemp9214]

I didn’t think I’d be watching a Minecraft tutorial at this age, but here we are…

[@RaptorTroll360]

Thank you for these Arma 3 Antistasi tips and tricks, (THAT DEFINITELY DONT HAVE ANY IRL APPLICATIONS, THAT WOULD BE CRAZY) they'll be very useful if I ever go up against the GITD (GlowInTheDark) gamer clan. Also probably very useful for Arma 3 Reforger, Squad, Escape From Tarkov, Hell Let Loose, and that new fancy game called Greyzone Warfare. (What I'm implying is that this presentation is completely valid and useful in an entirely video game related context like tactical/milsim/extraction shooter games and definitely isn't made somewhat suspicious by the repeated mention of Minecraft, and definitely has no connection to anything anyone might do in any hypothetical real life situations) And what I am actually implying is that there are many video games other than Minecraft, in the context of which the discussion of the contents of this video actually makes sense, and is a very good wellspring of plausible deniability, and can be used to get a potential boost in the algorithm. #Arma #Arma3Reforger #Arma3 #HellLetLoose #Squad #ReadyOrNot #OperationHarshDoorstop #EscapeFromTarkov #GreyZoneWarfare #TacticalShooter #ExtractionShooter #Videogames

[@ľőŵďǒpė86]

you’re spot on about the “combat infantryman”. not many people were chewing dirt like Steong Eagle 3 in Barawala Kalay ( on good as “the battle of barawala kalay” ). most were assigned to convoys or some PSD bullcrap and got a CIB because their MAT-V was hit by 2-3 7.62 rounds fired by a half-blind farmer high on hashish

[@Zamotak]

Ok so Im not trying to take away from our fellow Americans who didnt come home from overseas or who did but still sustained some sort of injury physical or otherwise along the way when i write this. I support our nations warriors. But your right on what you said. We havent fought a actual conventional force in many many years. Those who have are getting up there in years if they are still alive and technology has changed substantially. In the last 20 years of wars we have had the U.S has sustained a total of 7000 troops KIA inbetween Iraq and Afghanistan (Not counting an additional 50000+ U.S Casulties). Once again im not trying to take away from the Price our fellow Americans paid. But if you look at wars in history fought with conventional forces or between two standing armies there are many instances of battles being fought where that amount of U.S troops were lost over the Course of 1 battle. Take Iwo Jima for example. Nobody in our Modern military honestly understands how a War against another highly organized power is going to play out for us. The U.S has been experimenting with doctrine and technology with information it has gathered from the war in Ukraine. Our militaries doctrine is definitely exploitable like youve stated and against a conventional force is probably very much out of date as well.

[@jblue3163]

57 minutes!! No wonder it took a while to upload 😂 preciate all the info

[@ViktoriousDead]

This is a topic that really needs hours dedicated to fully fleshing it out

[@Thrashmetal2130]

Forest is THICK and plentiful here in north Idaho, would be easy to hide from drones and surveillance In minecraft

[@David-u5w2r]

Thermal

[@stickemuppunkitsthefunlovi4733]

So youll be able to hide in the woods. Meanwhile your enemy has taken every town and vilage and control the country. Id sussround the woods and wait for you to come out.

[@mfallen6894]

@@stickemuppunkitsthefunlovi4733 And while you're staring at a trail head thinking you're somehow going to "surround the woods" I'm becoming one with nature: the hawks and eagles will attack your drones, elk will kick you in the dick, and grizzlies will maul. Nothing you could do with that...

[@Thrashmetal2130]

​@@David-u5w2rthermal doesnt help when there is alot of cover and concealment to hide behind thermal cant see through that

[@Thrashmetal2130]

​@@stickemuppunkitsthefunlovi4733too much forest to surround here i take it uve never been to north idaho, montana, eastern washington have u? 🙃 how would you surround something that encompasses several states, think before u speak

[@trollslayer2116]

Danzig and Minecraft. Hell yeah made my day.

[@jB-uw8fi]

I’d like to see you cover something like the tactics of resistance groups like the French resistance, etc. you present material very well.

[@ViktoriousDead]

We will. Future projects

[@thelazygamer3788]

This is a goldmine. Keep on spreading the good word about minecraft.

[@litmanw]

I’ll subscribe to help the algorithm. Knowledge is power.

[@tezozomockemp9214]

best Minecraft tutorial I’ve ever seen

[@Nibtarr]

You provide an invaluable service to Americans.

[@Quickmf56]

Totally boutta go crazy on Minecraft bed wars after this! Thanks for the tips!

[@m96k3y7]

That video game will become a reality fairly quickly., thanks for sharing information.

[@GunfightersINC]

Something else to consider w UAV.. having been in a TOC or two they seem to rarely pass any specific info to the ground.. the commanders in the TOC continually under utilized that asset in that regard. Don't assume they will.. but based on my experience, they did. Thanks for taking the time to make these minecraft tutorials, hopefully they won't be needed.

[@BBEEAATTNNGGUU]

You made my whole freaking month! Thank you for teaching these!

[@Dr-Dre]

Those Pillagers won't know what hit them!

[@MLHMODZ]

Another great one. This should be taught more.

[@redrustyhill2]

If a Katrina like event happens in my area and nasty guard comes around confiscating arms, that unit will cease to exist.

[@MartinRage]

Model rockets engines are ignited with small cheap electrical ignitors. Sure seems like a cheap and easy way to instantly set off a trap in MInecraft.

[@AlphabetBoisAreSmelly]

Havent played Minecraft in years. Youve sparked my interest

[@Kinetic.44]

My mind became a bit more dangerous this day

[@OfficialUSKRprogram]

That info is extremely helpful for arma 3 (and minecraft)

[@50megatondiplomat28]

I have no idea why this is so interesting and I will almost 100% never have any use for this information, but it's fascinating for some reason and besides, you played "How the Gods Kill" at the beginning, so I subscribed. I'm here for the series now.

[@NadesNBlades]

Just a suggestion that could save you a lot of hassle down the line. If you have even a moderately modern PC and a copy of Arma 3, you could use the Eden Editor to demonstrate "Real life tactics in video games." It may also help with visualization and giving folks a real practical frame of reference for the kinds of terrain and movement you are describing. You can even get the bots to duke out the scenario. Or players if you have enough friends.

[@Forbidden_Word]

I hadn't given thought to this, good thoughts... My brothers minecraft kingdom is screwed

[@freedomtowander]

His body language and spoken word have such a nervous urgent energy to it that it should indicate to everyone how urgent his message is for us. Should we be concerned? Always, it’s our duty. Should we be vigilant? Always! Some people “victims” don’t practice any preparedness. But a few of us do it instinctually. Hunting camping fishing fitness and hobby mechanics/ machinists will be the backbone of our country should the call be heard. But please don’t forget the veterans, they should be the leaders we follow!

[@ViktoriousDead]

Probably more so the fact that I crushed three cups of coffee before filming this.

[@matthewrozengota7125]

I appreciate this kinda info on how to survive mincraft it a spark for people to get into surviving minecraft themselves. Thank you for doing this even when you appear nervous to be on camera, i respect that!

[@drtybrdy75]

Peeing on your hands washes any powder residue off. Or washing your hands with anything acidic, like coffee.

[@hottomek7423]

As soon as you said something about aircraft my face dropped, I live right next to an air national guard. And Guard reserve. Rip.

[@Yumao420]

You can use a simple mechanism to set off an electric lighter for the kaboom, meaning that it could ve activated much quicker and more reliably with way more distance to any allie operator...in Minecraft of course.

[@ViktoriousDead]

Absolutely, and something that I didn’t discuss for obvious reason because KZbin is KZbin, ya know. They hate Minecraft Tryna stick around as long as possible.

[@Marashm]

This was one of my questions. Like how da hell do I light this thing when the enemy is close so they can’t see me and that I don’t get caught in the fougasse. I plan on testing this out soon DIY lol

[@dopechannoodles9791]

Hm… did you delete my comment?

[@dopechannoodles9791]

@@ViktoriousDeadI posted a comment about you should have a backup account on a competing platform that starts with “rum” and ends with “ble” but that comment got deleted. This is the reason you should have an backup account on that other platform lol plus you’re free to say wtf ever you want over there

[@ViktoriousDead]

@@Marashmyou can buy timed firework fuse off the internet in various lengths and various burn times.

[@raplopez4258]

Dude the way you make it sound like is that a squad of dedicated airsofters who regularly find themselves in unique situations would destroy your standard infantry squad.

[@ViktoriousDead]

No, but most people grossly overestimate what conventional “military training” constitutes

[@Cal4mity]

Yes with current events especially it's important to remember and re-remember the USS Liberty.

[@donny5302]

oh no! not the spy ship sailing through a warzone!

[@Cal4mity]

@donny5302 yes the same allied, non combative ship the Isrealis shot the American flag down off of, before incorrectly and illegally reporting it unmarked and attacking it, killing and injuring hundreds of American sailers. Same ship.

[@ViktoriousDead]

Don’t try and argue with “them.” They’ll weedle and sniff and squirm out of any argument with straw man fallacies. Like trying to nail jello to the wall, except the jello is likely a pedophile and hates you

[@donny5302]

@@Cal4mity literally were not allies yet

[@ViktoriousDead]

We’ve been “Allies” with them since 1949, try again

[@MD-dx5di]

Varus Give me back my legions

[@alaskansurvivalist4874]

This guy knows his sh*t, I'd love to have him on my Minecraft team:)

[@dabbo.1999]

Thank you so much for the minecraft tips!

[@C00LI0DUDE]

don't forget to have an aid & litter medevac plan in minecraft!!!! fervor will only get you so far, gotta show the notional footsoldier that he is a valuable part of the team, if tactically viable. love, a humble doc in the notional infantry

[@JJones-cl4dm]

How the gods kill.... hella good music taste bro 🤘🤘

[@Pongo.1o1]

You are the best thing I have found on KZbin in a long time. Thank you.

[@JonesActual]

As usual, thank you for the upfront and easy to understand info. Damn fine haircut to boot.

[@looweegee252]

Best historical minecraft tutorial channel on KZbin