INFANTRYMAN'S GUIDE: S.A.L.U.T.E Report

[@Brent0331]

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[@Brent0331]

No, Im a Marine.

[@GalaxyDaveD]

Brent, your attention to detail is impeccable. Young ones that have an interest in becoming a Marine, such as yourself, can really benefit from your knowledge. Awesome job!

[@hrdknox2000]

Have you done a land nav video? That would be awesome! I ALWAYS need a refresher! Also, do you have any suggestions as to where one can obtain military grade maps of specific areas and perhaps have one made of your retreat property in the largest scale for higher detail?

[@hrdknox2000]

@@Brent0331 I want you to be a Green Beret too! LOL! I actually tried out for SF, but didn't make it. Loved working with those guys though!

[@Brent0331]

Not sure where your getting this Greet Beret stuff.

[@andy_in_nh9243]

Today's squad leaders can now give hip pocket classes with their smart phone. Well done!

[@Brent0331]

Thanks brother.

[@AerodynamicBrick]

I sent this to my cousin in the Marines (he says he's in drone operations) and he replied with "Dont send this to me, send this to Mike (our friend in the army). He may be the first army soldier that knows how to make a short and easy report."

[@user-ko1di6np4p]

I am Korean and served in the Korean military. I was a DMZ search party member and spent most of my time at the GP. This video brings back my old memories of observing North Korean soldiers at the guard post.🙂

[@cf6552]

My unit used the SALT-R S: size A: activity L: location T: time and Terrain R: recommendations of action the T.O.C would ask for anything else if needed.

[@Brent0331]

Yup, I think this particular report has morphed in recent years (Depending on the service/unit) due to the nature of the GWOT and fighting an insurgency rather then an opposing military. All the same shit, I'm sure it will go back to SALUTE for you guys as we transition back to preparing to fight a near peer threat in the future.

[@WW5RM]

U can be critical and or highly valuable INTEL! I believe we used Uniform. Unit is great but many times one is unable to determine that so Uniform can cover the basics. Thus letting higher intelligence determine that. Over time putting all the U pieces together they can establish a Units tactics and movements. But if you can positively ID Unit patches that is a huge plus!

[@comfycouchreviews]

I really appreciate the effort put into these videos especially the live action stuff showing examples. Things as simple as you sitting in an LPOP with binos that are "cat-eyed" is a great detail that young guys can see and add to a mental pre patrol checklists. For new small unit leaders it seems like the simple things are overlooked due to them being overwhelmed with the planning process itself

[@GooninRaccoonin]

What my unit did, is for deliberate recon patrols or leaders recon we would use SALUTE, but if it's a hasty recon like we just so happen to spot enemies we didnt intend on seeing during a movement and they havent seen us yet we would use SALT

[@evanhinkle5136]

For a civilian with no prior training I was able to get a mostly accurate report on the scenarios except for the locations and the bolt action which I thought was a machine-gun and the pistol which I missed completely. I do not know how you come up with the location. No excuses though, an inaccurate report is still inaccurate even if you got most of it right.

[@Brent0331]

Awesome brother, reference a military map reading video here on KZbin. I know there a few decent ones out there that will help you out. I may make a land nav video in the future, I just know its going to be a big project so I'm going to put it off until I have a lot of time on my hands.

[@superbroadcaster]

A lot of new trainees still can't figure out the location system, although it's not that big a deal for civilians. Military coordinates aren't usually used outside of the military unless you're in some pretty high speed civilian companies.

[@IraqSeabeeNMCB]

Awesome Brent, I retired from the Seabees 13 yrs,.ago and surprised how much one can forget. Thanks for the refresher course. You need to a Land Nav video. When G.P.S fails your back to old school. Bravo Zulu.

[@Brent0331]

Agreed brother. That will be a big project, gonna put that off till I have more time.

[@CuddlesBoiAudios]

As an MS1 in Army ROTC this is a godsend. Before I had little to know idea what was going on in my unit's field training leadership labs but, with the help of your videos, I am beginning to understand the bigger picture.

[@jonathonthornton9941]

Badass Brent keep that knowledge going.

[@Brent0331]

Thanks

[@sal-1337]

dude i love this series of videos youve created, i think ive watched all of them now. sad to see they dont garner more views because theyre very well made

[@Brent0331]

Thanks brother

[@Piggers71]

Well done. Looking forward to more vids like this!

[@Brent0331]

Thanks, stay tuned.

[@bryanfaulkenburg462]

Outstanding content. Your content is always very detail oriented that I enjoy. As a civilian this information can and may be invaluable. Thank you Sir.

[@sambone1986]

This channel is a force multiplier.

[@Brent0331]

Thanks

[@shawnr771]

Good stuff. We never transmitted our grid coordinates. If your communications are being monitored then you might be inviting an artillery strike. Our units used a custom map overlay. Specific points on our maps were designated with a separate letter designations. A point on the map might be AE or BZ. We would then say our location based on distance from those designated points. I am from AE 2.5 right and 3 up. That would be 2.5 kilometers right and 3 kilometers up from AE. These were changed every so often so a captured map would not lead to enemy interception of our coordinates. These were separate from Target Reference Points. In addition just because higher headquarters designated Target Reference Points, it does not mean that at the squad and platoon level you can not develop your own if they make sense. An example a Battalion level TRP is at a major road intersection. Your squad is several kilometers from that TRP and there are several smaller road intersections in your area. At the squad level you can designate these as Squad or Platoon TRP. Give the LT or Squad Ldr the grid coordinates to those positions. When individual soldiers are calling back from the Observation point they can use the squad TRP number so they do not have to guess or miss communicate the grid coordinate. I have 10 enemy soldiers at Platoon TRP 1. The LT would then send the SALUTE report higher substituting the Grid coordinate for the squad TRP number. Saves time and increases accuracy.

[@dus777]

Thanks, this has come up again due to his current gear contest. Many guys gave their location at the beginning of the salute, I chose not to. 1. I don't train with encrypted radios 2. Higher should already know where I am 3. I don't need indirect fire on me while I'm still on the horn.

[@GoofyGoober713]

S2 underground made a great video about this very subject. S2 underground is an awsome channel for people interested in this type of videos.

[@enclavesoldier769]

Great work! Usually these classes are bore fests but I was thoroughly engaged the entire time.

[@LivingHistorySchool]

You put a lot of work into these videos. Thanks

[@Brent0331]

Appreciate it brother, thanks. That's why I had to take it down and repost it. I found an editing mistake with the wrong map graphic used and I wanted to make sure it was perfect for training.

[@ericschick4518]

Just found your channel. I really love what you are doing here. I am not in the army (yet) because I am to young but I loved to challenge myself with this. Even got my dad to help me out, amazing!

[@Brent0331]

Thanks brother

[@JohnDoe-gj4dv]

First Sergeant..... Impeccable as usual....... A Fantastic Primer for any Warrior....

[@Brent0331]

Thanks brother. S/F

[@chefprepjustindieh]

Thanks Brent. Always, always solid content for us larping weekenders

[@nomaddictart2886]

These videos are great, I rarely subscribe to channels but five minutes into the first video I subbed!!! I used to read the ranger handbook and other manuals for fun growing up. I love the idea of a practical at the end! Keep it up! There's always something to learn.

[@Brent0331]

Thanks brother, welcome aboard!

[@richardwilkins9231]

Outstanding block of instruction!

[@xavierleblanc6557]

Great video! If you can, I think it would be great if you made more of these SALUTE report exercises like the ones you made in this video. They really helped me a lot and they are fun to watch

[@johnrodriguez3870]

Brent0331: I really and truly appreciate how You explain the suttle and not- so- suttle differences betwixt and between USMC and US Army Infantry Tactics, Training and Techniques. Keep it up, Bro..... Ooh Rah!!🇺🇸🦅🗽🗡️⚔️🔫💣💥🔥☠️💀

[@deaddropsd1972]

February 5, 2023. An Army Reserves medical 🏥 unit thanks you !! Great freaking video. The interaction, binocular, night vision view. So fun!!

[@tommyseabee2176]

I really could have used these videos 10 years ago for my Platoon. Thank you for putting in the work.

[@Brent0331]

I know right, that's why I'm making them. Thanks for watching brother.

[@kevinpride6543]

Outstanding and important. All personnel should know, practice, and be familiar with SALUTE.

[@Brent0331]

Thanks brother.

[@TheCarver016]

Great job! I even broke out the ol' field manual to brush up on determining coordinates.

[@Brent0331]

Nice

[@silvadossantos6803]

You're great, god bless guys like you that makes the US mill have it's good name.

[@harmandeepsingh6598]

Your channel is the best. 3rd Salute report was hard. Thanks a lot for your content.

[@Brent0331]

I appreciate that

[@Rennfahrer555]

Big fan of infantryman's guide video series Brent. Could you do some on recon/recce, RON, LRRP etc.Thank you for your great content !

[@SuperColonel91]

Thank You so much for uploading! At 12:35, I wished that our NVGs were this good!

[@Drebole]

This was fantastic. Thank you for the great training video.

[@Brent0331]

Thanks for watching

[@wildghostoutlaw1595]

SPLAT size, place, activity, time. ..then calls in artillery, and💥 lol! Great vid😂

[@Brent0331]

Ha, thanks brother.

[@luderickwong]

This is a education video good for all rookie soldiers, highly recommended👍 While i was a rookie in 80s, the british style sight report would be AT AT WHAT WHAT WHAT AT what time AT what location WHAT kind of a person/unit WHAT are they doing WHAT are you doing This type of sight reports had to be transmitted by BATCO, cause in those days encrypted radio are not excist. All i want to say is, although time change, equipment change, standard change, unit not equivalent, you can compare the general idea, it is almost the same. All rookies no matter you are army, navy, or even air force, this is the basics of of the basics. As important as you handling your rifle.

[@Brent0331]

Interesting comment brother, thanks for sharing.

[@mygeniusfull]

Your scenario quiz is very educational, thank you!🫡

[@NickNnox]

Ok cool! So I wasn't loosing my mind 👍 This is very interesting as all I'm familiar with is the ISR end of things (basically video feed)

[@Brent0331]

Nope, sorry. Sometimes on these big project videos for me I don't catch the mistakes until there posted. It was bothering the crap out of me so I had to fix it.

[@jonathanhunt9979]

Absolutely love your videos. So helpful. Thank you

[@Brent0331]

Thanks brother.

[@Rockstar6111]

awesome, great training for us civi's

[@223dmr7]

Would be good training for a militia unit

[@chetlee5882]

Infantryman's guide series is my favorite, keep it up

[@Stonehombre1]

Excellent training type video brother. You are always a wealth of knowledge !! Keep them coming.

[@Brent0331]

Thanks brother.

[@spicn00]

Really enjoyed this video. Please make more videos with exercises for the viewers such as this. I actually enjoyed pulling out my pen and paper and writing down the report.

[@Brent0331]

I'm working on another one right now, it will feature prac ap exercise like this one.

[@rodrigochavezcaballero8171]

Brent, first of all congratulate you because you have the only channel that at least I have seen, which explains everything with exquisite detail! Second, I wanted to ask you if it is possible for you to add a Spanish translation of your videos, I will be deeply grateful! God bless you for your service and commitment

[@Brent0331]

Thanks brother. I think you can turn Spanish subtitles on, check the bottom of the KZbin player. I'm sure some things will be lost in translation but its better then nothing.

[@rodrigochavezcaballero8171]

Brent0331 thanks!

[@hallowedscorpion3884]

ive been watching this series for awhile im not in the military nor militia but i love watching these vids plus side im learning some new things lol

[@annoyed707]

Sgt Schultz S.A.L.U.T.E. report: "I see Nothink. NOTHINK!"

[@luderickwong]

A “Nothing to report” actually means something behind, although it sounds stupid to report that, it isn't 1 you tell your hq your op position still functioning. I.e. you are still alive 2 nobody report doesn't mean nobody pass the location, your nothing report is an eyeball check 3 a skilled hq radio operator can use your voice to determine whether that's a normal operator or a questionable one, there is something call “authentication”, but that's another chapter I though it was a common sense that all army must teach their rookies? Turn out it may not be the case....

[@JacobN-hg8tv]

I love hogans heroes

[@ronaldrobertson2332]

I hear nothing..I see nothing..I KNOW NOTHING!!

[@mentalmelonhead2249]

Good to see the USMC version, it's more condensed, easier to convey it seems with some differences to Australia which also has H habits I intention M morale Attached as a 2nd catch word. Also for us A = Arms, U=Uniform etc

[@Brent0331]

Interesting, thanks for sharing.

[@mentalmelonhead2249]

@@Brent0331 Your welcome

[@ciaranarmstrong2811]

Was going to comment this as well. In the Canadian Infantry corps we use SALUTE but if time allows then we use SALUTEHIM. The more information you bring back from a recce the more intelligence the spooks can produce. Can help the COC determine better COAs to accomplish future patrols/missions.

[@mentalmelonhead2249]

@@ciaranarmstrong2811 Spot on well said.

[@delta-zulu]

very nice video learned lots and had fun doing so keep up the good work

[@Brent0331]

Appreciate it brother

[@blackquiver]

In all seriousness loved the vid man..good to c u put technical vids up

[@Brent0331]

Thanks brother

[@panzershock441]

Great vid Brent, very interesting and useful!

[@Brent0331]

Appreciate it.

[@thed8229]

Liked the prac app scenarios. Solid.

[@Savagenate99]

Awesome video and exercise! Thank you!

[@Brent0331]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@scoutdogfsr]

Brent, great stuff. Keep up the awesome work

[@Brent0331]

Appreciate it

[@phpcatsebaychannel7683]

Sharon Lake... Kennedy Creek... sounds vaguely familiar. Yep, those are about 15 clicks from the MWTC near Bridgeport.

[@ferebeefamily]

Thank you.

[@Brent0331]

Thanks for watching.

[@TheMajorActual]

I know I'm coming at this video late, but you might want to do a video on basic map reading, and generating an 8- or 10-digit grid coordinate. I found that was one of the hardest things to teach....Semper Fi, Brother.

[@rocklobster2929]

Very well done and informative 👌👍

[@Brent0331]

Thanks brother

[@7nilgames274]

3:39 S - Fire team (including Darth Vader) A - Preparing to fire L - Tatooine U - Dark Side T - 18:14 E - AK47

[@masivatak]

This is great content

[@Brent0331]

Thanks brother.

[@ilovethatkatielovesclassic8771]

infantry guide videos are my faves

[@Brent0331]

Glad you enjoy

[@martaiks4012]

Greetings from Poland!!! great video, make some more please.

[@travisnull273]

This is Milk Man, stand by for salute report, over! Two Smokey Bears Rolling southbound, running radar. Mile marker 145 One plain black wrapper, one full grown, Right now With handheld radar guns and license plate readers! Milkman out!

[@firstfighter7037]

Very good!! Thanks!!

[@woodendoor2719]

7:00 is a really cool camo pattern. What kind is it?

[@StevenTheAristolianNerd]

I'm sure he has a video of it. I think it's Penncott Badlands

[@Brent0331]

@@StevenTheAristolianNerd Correct its Pencott Badlands and I have a video on it both in a woodland environment as well as it was one of the patterns tested in my desert camouflage video.

[@rgjr.6055]

Please do react to contact battle drills!

[@josephhager1933]

Love your infantry guide videos more please

[@Brent0331]

More are coming

[@pershingii2424]

S.A.L.U.T.E. is as pertinent today as when I first went in 40yrs. ago.👍

[@Brent0331]

Agreed

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[@Brent0331]

Awesome brother

[@analysisparalysis2124]

Fantastic Training aid! Keep em coming

[@Brent0331]

Thanks brother

[@survivalltsurvivallt6157]

Good video good tips for today 👍👍 👍

[@Brent0331]

Thanks

[@1990Co]

That was awesome

[@djordje6937]

Hello from Ex-Yugoslavia

[@neilcastell6951]

Cool training video ... i remember about 20 years back doing similar scenarios in a classroom with an old vhs video recorder, ... the enemies equipment hasn't changed much, lol

[@Brent0331]

Ha

[@luderickwong]

You kidding me, bro. The next communist country whom may have a war with USA can have all personal kit as good as the GI, cause they are a major manufacturer of US military supplies on clothing and personal kit! They aren't no stupid copycat, they are far worse than that.

[@danerwinde7717]

similar to a 9-line but ones intelligence based the others for medi-vac location situation purposes

[@mcbst2]

sir thank you

[@friedrice9535]

What camo are you wearing at 7:30 When you give the SALUTE report? And why can I never remember what the A stands for?

[@acquisitor1]

Because you're sitting on your butt in front of a computer! You need to get out and get some more ACTIVITY! Hope that makes it easier to remember.

[@Brent0331]

Pencott Badlands Camouflage

[@ljubomirculibrk4097]

That was once called "seek and destroy" in south Asia

[@gamingforaday5446]

Are these the same guides they taught in the army??

[@blackquiver]

All right round two..get to watch it again..ppffttt..HA..

[@Brent0331]

Lol

[@YousefAlghadouri]

At 3:46 Khalid al Assad appears😅 Anyway great video Brent, keep up the good work brother

[@Brent0331]

Thanks brother, appreciate it.

[@superbroadcaster]

15:56 It's easy to tell officers or senior enlisted in the field because they're usually doing the least work

[@ShamblesDoctor]

We use salutehim; H - Habits, I - Intent, M - Morale

[@tedsmith9825]

Good Deal. Fundamentals.

[@Brent0331]

Thanks for watching.

[@maplecote]

Dig the videos Brent. Nicely done

[@Brent0331]

Thanks man

[@josephrodrigues2018]

Wondering what style of camouflage you are wearing Brent.

[@jackw1014]

Very cool. My question is: what about the fact that a HAM radio operator using an unencrypted radio is likely to be facing a force that can listen to every word he's saying, DF him, and blow him to bits with arty?

[@Brent0331]

This video is oriented toward military, we use encrypted radios. For non-military they would have to talk in code like they did back in the day.

[@brucecamparmament3728]

Fantastic! This is good stuff guys.

[@Brent0331]

Thanks brother

[@arandomhungarian1659]

Ok so I kinda messed up the coords but here is the last one. S:appear to be 3 men. A: carrying mortar ammunition. L:forest area near river. 49.7 81.7.5 U:red berets with green chestplates. Woodland uniforms. T:13:40 E:Combloc weapons. Akm-s and rpk.

[@airsoftghost]

Thanks Brent. This will be handy.

[@Brent0331]

Thanks for watching

[@YT_changed_my_handle]

Your Vids remind me of the 90s vids when I joined. They're great! I'm in NE TX, if you ever need any help or some loner guns or a body just let me know!

[@Brent0331]

Thanks brother

[@teamarrow6717]

I'm a ham radio guy who is completely blind I was in the military as a radio operator

[@eatingelizabethsfrizbee]

Knowing you're a history buff I have a question. Where did the Texas flag 🇨🇱 originate?

[@Pilot_engineer_19]

Great video. On the scenarios I found it hard to see my own position as well as the enemy. I wonder if it could be a little more definite?

[@blackquiver]

Think I watch this like five times now..HA..

[@Brent0331]

Nice

[@_osvaldo___5529]

The grids still kick my ass , takes me a good minute to get them lol

[@rgjr.6055]

Please do 9 Line!

[@kristov29]

Can you do a call for fire video? I've watched several on KZbin and all of them seem to be flawed in one way or another.

[@Kharmazov]

Don't scout units use portable BMS tablets nowadays?? You need to make the transmission anyway so it might as well be in a graphic form which is probably far easier to encrypt.

[@apbiggins8mm]

Do you have a video on map reading

[@tapeglue8315]

You people watching but haven't served, join up! Serve in the reserves if your personal life won't let you go active. You'll learn this plus help your country. Don't be a chicken hawk.

[@morganplisken7271]

Every veteran should have map of your A.O. With 2 to 3 great OP’s marked on the map. Then pre-marked targets that can be assigned a number when the CHICOM start landing. Don’t sit on your ass and expect civilians to do your job.TGT all airfields , bridges, any probable advance routes. Stay the hell off hill tops or the top of ridge lines.