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[@paulbarlow9981]

Ooh, what a coincidence-I just moved to Portugal last week. Super nice people so far.

[@Alexandre-ur7qb]

That’s nice, I guess you from the U.K. I am Portuguese born in France I plan to move to Portugal.

[@dinoguerreiro9612]

Respect Sempre

[@dinoguerreiro9612]

Bem Vindos

[@brunovieira4630]

Welcome

[@andreiafernandes1154]

Welcome! 🙋

[@dariovasco8043]

Those are not commandos those are paratroopers!! How do I know that? I'm one of them right there!

[@JOAOPENICHE]

Obrigado por servir Portugal

[@rubenbarbosatuga]

Crlh

[@MegaZupi]

Qual e a mochila que usas?

[@dariovasco8043]

@André nop, that was not us, in fact that wasn't even a paratrooper base. But thanks for asking, always glad to help

[@dariovasco8043]

@@MegaZupi Berghaus

[@ruisilva503]

Se ainda ninguém disse, digo eu: PORTUGAL CARALHO!

[@MrBenyDu]

Puto, tém calma! Foda-se!!!

[@JFBD1999]

Fuck. I wanted to say it.

[@Franciscavid]

PORTUGAL CARALHO!!!

[@martimcoelho5315]

Encosta à direita

[@pedrosacramento5989]

Portugal a representar

[@robertodeus9074]

Those are Portuguese Paratroopers, regards from Portugal!

[@jakenicholls9914]

My old French COS friend always told me the best SF guys he ever worked with were the Portuguese, Big Alain had worked with everyone sas, seals, delta , grom and S.africans(he also was a pmc for about 20 years). ps are you supplying tea for the whole barracks, if you want to step it up another level there’s also Yorkshire Tea Gold. Keep up the good work. 👍

[@coemar-kt5xj]

hi mate, did he tell you the name of the unit, DAE (fuzileiros) or portuguese rangers? cheers

[@patriotatuga5757]

Ye would love to know the unut

[@patriotatuga5757]

Unit*

[@pauloalheiro2585]

@@coemar-kt5xj considering he must be referring to an older man, for sure he is about the Portuguese colonial wars. There was no DAE at the time, and special operations sergeant and officers were included in the regular army ranks; so my guess is that he is referring to Comandos, pára-quedistas e probably Fuzileiros ( although Fuzileiros saw less action then the 2 first)

[@jhonnyfolhas]

@@pauloalheiro2585 there was the companhia de caçadores especiais, onde o meu avô estava, que viria ser os oes posteriormente, já nas guerras coloniais, tendo os primeiros oficiais ir tirar o curso de us rangers e só posteriormente o us sf, onde hj em dia é mais a vertente dos nosso oes. O meu pai esteve no 1 curso de comandos em angola. 1 turno de 94 oe e 99 curso cmd aqui.

[@BartolomeuLanca]

Oldest army in action, official since 1139 AD; at the Lisbon foral by Afonso Henriques in 1179 and confirmed by Afonso II in 1214, at the end of the document there is the clause for naval officers and petintais (gear suppliers, from maritime to land). Since 1182 AD in África ops; first global army...from Lisbon to Nagasaki. Salut

[@goncaloaguiar5921]

Of course the Portuguese Pride himself blessed us with his knowledge Thank you

[@joaoazevedo8142]

They are saying to the right, get on...right there.. The Portuguese have been in Africa since colonial times: Angola, Cape verde, Mozambique, zaire, Guine bicau and many more...they are experts in African warfare.

[@dinismantas7265]

I think these are Paratroopers. The Portuguese Army has 3 Special Combat Units: 1) The Paratroopers, 2) Army Commandos, 3) Special Ops (Rangers). The Paratroopers and the Commandos have been alternating in UN missions in the Central African Republic for a number of years now. This is not the first time that they have been forced to use direct action against different groups in that country. You can see other footage here on youtube. The Special Ops are currently deployed in Afghanistan to train the Afghan Army. Note: I think this mission also has a few Air Controllers from the Portuguese Air Force and they are possibly the ones inside the Helicopter.

[@luisfilipegoncalveslopes2921]

they are paratroopers

[@AntonioLopesMadeiraPinto]

O

[@afonsoguedes6108]

Sim, todas as FND, pelo que percebi, tem pelo menos 2 TACP's/JTAC's

[@antoniomiguelsimao]

Então e os fuzileiros, o segundo corpo mais antigo do mundo, a seguir aos espanhóis?

[@afonsoguedes6108]

@@antoniomiguelsimao os fuzileiros em si não são uma FOE, na Marinha só o DAE é que é uma FOE. Ele também escreveu "army" ou seja exército, e o exército só em si tem 3 (Para, Comandos, CTOE).

[@roosterjts]

Their paratroopers mate. Portugal has always been in Africa, well for a long time anyway. My father fought in Angola which is a Portuguese colony and in east Africa there is a place called Mozambique which both my 2x and 3x great grandfathers went to, there also is a place called Guinea-Bissau which also was a colony till it got its independence from us in 1973 or 74 I think. Africa and Portugal have a long, long history. Please also don't compare us to the Spanish, where a different country entirely, we are a small country but very proud!! Nice video mate

[@juliosilva8058]

Os comandos e os paraquedistas foram alternando, neste caso eram os comandos

[@gustavobarajas5877]

Spanish, Portuguese, French, Italians, Romanians are all LATINOS

[@alexagostinho149]

Both Angola and Mozambique are no longer Portuguese colonies

[@pintowins3063]

@@juliosilva8058 paratroopers é uma unidade que pode ser composta vor várias divisões como os comandos ou osrangers no entanto destinguem-se destes pq os paratroopers estão em afraca ao serviço das nações unidas para patrulharem as ruas

[@peterbyrne9326]

After the collapse of the Portuguese African colonies many Portuguese commandos and marines joined the South African Defence Force. I was proud to have fought ( I was in the SADF 61st Mechanised Battalion) alongside these great warriors. (1983-1985) They were known as "Os terrivies" (32 Battalion). One very important point. As many have said in the other comments, Portugal has years of operational experience in Africa.

[@luismendes3307]

Thankfully not years, centuries!

[@deltafrost3319]

Big Respect to the Portuguese Commandos💪💪💪

[@AidanMasterPro]

they Portuguese paratroopers 2 Battalion

[@matheusfrota95]

Thanks for the appreciation, Sir. Much respect from Portugal !!!

[@ricardosilva7594]

I would like to correct the title of the video you were watching. The troops you see in combat are not portuguese Commandos but portuguese Paratroopers. Either way they are cool.

[@mecafina]

Impressive is the guy who started this title is a supposed US. Marine and with all the posts in the channel, the guy don’t know where are the critical operations of the UN. Doesn’t matter if he don’t know the world news, what matter is the guys who don’t have nothing to do in life came around and comment stupid things too!!! Sim meus irmãos Portugueses, antes de comentarem este tipo de anormalidades que estes idiotas postam, vejam se efectivamente ele merece. Sim sou um ex. Pára-quedista 084.

[@4everpku]

@@mecafina se levares os comentarios todos do youtube tao a serio vais ficar c a tensao alta calma na alma

[@CanalTremocos]

​@@mecafina Se tu soubesses.. Conheço um ranger que em 2010 me contou que estava a fazer segurança á cimeira NATO-Russia em 2010. De seguida estive meia hora a tentar convencê-lo que a Russia não se ia juntar á NATO e a cimeira era mais para discutir o Afeganistão. Saí da casa dos pais dele de boca seca e sem convencer ninguém. Soldados não precisam de saber de geoestratégia e raramente sabem.

[@rickygouveia4341]

Thanks for showing some people that go forgotten but yet still very active and excellent at what they do . We salute the Portuguese 🇵🇹

[@skylongskylong1982]

If you think these guys are tough, you want to see the Portuguese Paratrooper female nurses who operated in Angola. They were trail blazers.

[@wds525]

Thank you for honoring my brother and all of these amazing brave men. It means a lot.

[@brandaoz]

Can u believe Portugal/UN have only one companie at a time in CAR? They rotate,now Páras,then Comandos etc..180 guys to a such extense regions.

[@WhiskyandBacon]

Great video and reaction🖒Portuguese soldiers fought so hard,for so long.First in their own Army in Angola and Mozambique 1961-74.Then as volunteers in the Rhodesian Army 1974-80,and in the South African Army 1974-89.

[@carlos-ju7ce]

My Dad, who fought in Mozambique told me from an early age, he'd carried out conscripted military service for himself, for me and for my son (one day). I wanted to join the SADF Engineering Formation, but was studying architecture before doing so and then missed out completely as the ANC swelled the SADFs ranks to the extent they were turning away volunteers and conscription became a thing of the past.

[@WhiskyandBacon]

@@carlos-ju7ce Thank you very much for the info.Very interesting indeed🖒

[@jonathancharles3719]

They got fucked up in guinea bissau tho 😂

[@WhiskyandBacon]

@@jonathancharles3719 Thats bullshit...

[@leandromarques753]

Um abraço de Portugal 🇵🇹---🇺🇸

[@GuilhermeMartins-pp6ks]

awesome video bro

[@johngale8289]

You never disappoint me with all your interesting vids bro

[@CombatArmsChannel]

Glad you enjoy 'em dude 🤙

[@dedeferreira98]

Thanks for reviewing one of the best units of my country. Love you america!

[@dinoguerreiro9612]

Respect Sempre Por Portugal E São Jorge

[@ORnm0326]

These are not the commandos, these is Portuguese green berets are the parachutists and are around 150 military personnel are on the ground to fight rebel groups trying to dominate the Central African Republic at this moment this paratrooper force has completed 8 months of mission and will then be replaced by a command force, Portuguese soldiers are brave, hug from Portugal🇵🇹

[@skylongskylong1982]

So in the Portuguese Army a green berets means Paratrooper, and Red/ maroon means Commando . Is that correct ? So what colour beret did the female para nurses wear in Angola?

[@ORnm0326]

@@skylongskylong1982 I think that in Colonial war and in Angola all portuguese troops use brown beret but the emblems of special forces change , so the female para nurses use the brown beret and the paratrooper distinctive/emblem💪

[@ORnm0326]

@@skylongskylong1982 The colored berets appeared after the war .

[@robertodeus9074]

@@skylongskylong1982 Green berets are used by Portuguese Paratroopers as well by special Operations (dry green) commun known as Rangers here in Portugal).

[@00614520]

@@skylongskylong1982 The special force Portuguese paratroopers were created on 1956 and the green beret is one of their symbols since that date, in fact it was the first force using the beret in the the Portuguese armed forces. The colonial war started in 1960 and the nurses paratroopers belongs to the regiment and they have the privilege of using the green beret during and after the war.

[@AmongSheepBeingaLion]

Nice vid!

[@mobilelegendsproplayer1730]

I like your vids dude

[@BigBubbaloola]

Great video as ever but can I suggest another video. The Timeline history channel have a video on Eric "Winkle" Brown. He was a Royal Navy test pilot and holds (and probably always will) the world record for the pilot to fly the most amount of different types of aircraft (I think it stands at 426 - prop, rotor and jet), the most carrier deck landings (around 2500+ during WW2 alone) and he was the first person to land a jet on an aircraft carrier. All that PLUS he happened to attend the 1936 Olympic Games in Berlin and saw Jessie Owens win gold. AND attended one of the Nuremberg rallies. AND interviewed Goering at the end of WW2. AND was at the liberation of Bergen/Belsen camp.

[@claudiosilva4472]

These are parachutists - Portuguese Green Berets, but there are videos on youtube of the commands and special operations. hug from Portugal

[@ric12000]

I salute you brother! Portuguese Paratrooper here. They are actually Paratroopers not Comandos, if you look at the back of their backpacks, they have their brevets (wings) and their names below. They are very proud, disciplined soldiers. This is in Congo, Africa, if you read about, they have been doing an amazing job, a really difficult one. You have done a very good assessment, it’s hard for us from home to fully understand the situation. I just wonder why they are bunched together, we never do that, in case a grenade flies on our way or someone steps on a mine. They might be shielding behind the armoured vehicles. First time I see an American Marine assessing our troops, great video!

[@pauvermelho]

Congo= Zaire?

[@AN-nt3uv]

Interesting this damage by firearms on the APC shown at the end, so it saw fire.

[@bedtimestories4927]

When I saw this video some time ago I was very surprised that the only thing that says, that they are UN, are the patches and the white APCs. Turns out that due to Boko activity the ROE has changed a lot and they are now doing more direct action. Nice that they are using SCARs, that bush makes a 5.56 deflect like a bitch.

[@CombatArmsChannel]

Very true. I recall Vietnam vets disliking the M16 due to the inability to penetrate the vegetation as opposed to the M14

[@Elgoncalito]

It is usual in the portuguese comando course people dying cause of the rough stuff happening in the course

[@pedrosantos1891]

Its not usual. Tt happened once since 25 April 1974.

[@grs0397]

@@pedrosantos1891 And 2 guys died a few years ago

[@MrBenyDu]

@@pedrosantos1891 On the afternoon of November 25, 1975, a state of siege was declared in Lisbon - the only time this happened. The insurgents threatened to kill General Pinho Freire, at the Air Command in Monsanto, Lisbon, but he was detained in a room with a telephone, which served to communicate what happened to the Group of Nine. At night, the commandos occupy the base of Monsanto and free Pinho Freire. The clashes take place the following day, November 26, 1975. Commandos surround the Military Police facilities in Lisbon, occupied by the rebels. The shooting resulted in three deaths - two commandos and a military policeman. On the day of the revolution, April 25, 1974, there were only civilian casualties, caused by shots fired from the balconies of the PIDE headquarters at Rua António Maria Cardoso, in Lisbon.

[@pedrosantos1891]

@@MrBenyDu Thats right!

[@pauvermelho]

@@pedrosantos1891 People already died in the course, more than one time. 2 people died recently

[@astrogay220]

well I'm Portuguese, my best friend is in the Comandos, I talked to him as much as I can via the net since he is in the Central African Republic, i do miss him, but I understand the need for such missions

[@zeraith]

Hey man, Love your channel. Was wondering do you ever react to something military related even though it's not based on real life? I'd love to see you react to something like "SCP: Dollhouse" or "096: SCP Short Film). I know it's not part of your "thing" but just wanted to toss the question your way.

[@ramsaybolton9741]

Theres a video With the portuguese paratropers That has a lot more combat footage right here on KZbin (WarLeaks channel if you are interested). I would love it if you reacted to it. Much love from Portugal

[@sn4tx]

“ I love the vehicles painted white” - yeah so does the enemy! Really easy to spot 7:00

[@rorod8000]

i live in Portugal and i have to go to a commando base for fencing practice (the fencing place is inside the base) and its so cool to see those guys and think that i walk past them every week. (if you are wondering which base i go to it is right next to the Mafra palace)

[@nimrodninive6052]

The best commando in all history calls Marcelino da Mata

[@peterbyrne9326]

I guess you never heard of Daniel Roxo

[@paradiseholi]

These are Paratroopers not commandos.

[@rodrigocaetano3600]

​@@peterbyrne9326 Dany Roxo was not a commando. He was the leader of an independent special unit called "Coluna Infernal" and he was a tactical genius, hunter, master of counter guerrilla warfare and a proud to my country Portugal. HOWEVER, however, Marcelino da Mata was far more cruel. He killed EVERYTHING that moved and he was doing by himself missions that would normaly requiere a team of special operators. There is also the history (cant confirm if this is true) that once he returned of a mission he had a bag with over a hundred ears to count his kills.

[@paulfinlinson4436]

You don't want HD looking down while the SF are coming for you

[@ruialmeida818]

The Portuguese armed forces tend to operate a lot in the former colonies of Angola, Mozambique, and Guinea Bissau. That's usually the main reason - we're part of Nato, and these countries, being former colonies, speak Portuguese.

[@pw3019]

Portugal had an empire, like the British, French, German etc. This also included countries in Africa or their Overseas Colonies. For Portugal, this included, Angola, Cape Verde, Guinea-Bissau, Mozambique, São Tomé and Príncipe (all of which Portugese is the main language spoken there). These colonies still fall under the protectorate of Portugal and Portugal will offer military support against terrorist organisations or any uprisings , armed insurgents and/or even armed attempts of government take-overs - within reason.

[@ruinestoky1]

i cry wen i see this...memories.....

[@mcfcok1683]

I’m half Portuguese half English 🙃

[@orangegorilla7550]

Really? I'm half Earthian half Human 👁👅👁

[@antoniomiguelsimao]

Good for you, in Portugal I'm for Sporting of Lisbon, in the UK support United. My father used to say from the seventies and before Machester play football but not any portuguese time. Didn't like Portuguese football. City at the moment they're the best time in the UK.

[@mcfcok1683]

@@antoniomiguelsimao You’re Sporting in Portugal and United in England, I’m Benfica in Portugal and City in England 😂

[@AndreSantos-nz6kq]

@@antoniomiguelsimao Wth did I try to read?

[@ruicorreia6373]

half Portuguese half English? that's duble the tea mate!

[@carlosmelo6220]

React to portuguese special operations (Rangers), paratroopers or DAE(Equivalent to seals), please

[@jingo2023]

Deixa a droga e acorda

[@luismendes3307]

@@jingo2023 quê?

[@paradiseholi]

These are the paratroopers, not commandos in the video. Actually 2 BiPara - 2nd Paratrooper Infatry Battalion

[@carlosmelo6220]

@@jingo2023 tira o pisso da boca senão não te entendo. .|.

[@simoesc]

I just learned in another youtube channel, that we, Portuguese, invented the "Comandos" It began in the 1500 so 16th century, back in the day when we went overseas. And We deployed forward autonomous troops that had authority to "command" their own movements behind enemie lines. Thats where the name comes from. And today it is widely used to name special forces. Even though in this video we dont see Comandos but Portuguese Para Troopers as noted by Dario Vasco and Roberto Deus.

[@joeandrews9973]

Check out liveth everymores vid on the qui prison uprising

[@brunoinacio1195]

they are not Commandos, they are military paratroopers 2 battalion. there are also videos of the Commandos in the Central African Republic ... but here they are military paratroopers from Portugal.

[@zarelli7831]

These are conventional forces

[@martimtavares7547]

We're actually the paratroopers. Commandos are there aswell but it is not the case in the video

[@TheKingoftheriff]

3:15 Portuguese carry small sized mortar that are short ranged and easy to carry. The setup and wrap up are quick and they pummel the enemy from a range that is closer than normal. This means that the rest of the group will be on target just after the shells, with no time to recover from the chaos/concussion.

[@leoashura8086]

Portugal has always been underestimated even till this day, hasn't history already proved wrong? Portugal may have lesser men, but their strategy in battle and strength can destroy an army 5 times their sizes.

[@algueiraovelho]

Portugal Lusitanian Paratroopers.

[@nikkoalpharedopsteam7369]

Try to see some Fuzileiros videos Portuguese "Marines"

[@peterbrown1012]

What's your views on troops performing ceremonial duties?

[@CombatArmsChannel]

Depends. I believe infantry should do bare minimum for drill ceremonies but usually they are separated well and designated to specific units

[@diogofernandes7295]

Please do a reaction on the portuguese especial operacions

[@biscuitsbrown3330]

I love the fact you like Yorkshire tea how did you get into please

[@CombatArmsChannel]

Pyrion Flax from the Yogscast lol

[@biscuitsbrown3330]

@@CombatArmsChannel keep up the great work if you want look up the blues and royals that my old unit we use to hold the world furthest sniper kill my mate Craig Harrison from 1.54 miles away with a 308 rife I left after getting blown up by an IED in 2011

[@Alaskizs]

Those are not commandos those are our best paratroopers "que nunca por vencidos se conheçam".

[@mecafina]

FireAsh, Those are Paratroopers e é “ Que nunca por Vencidos se conheçam” e “ Honra-se a Pátria de Tal Gente”.

[@luismendes3307]

@@mecafina exactly what he said.

[@pedromiguelalmeida4446]

It's a QRF, the UN QRF on that country, so they're always engaged or ready to engaged when called into action. All equiment you see on video, except for the chopper, is Portuguese, including the SCAR 16 STD, the FN Minimi Mk3 SAW, none is provided by the UN - The SCAR 16 STD is the STD "assault rifle" of the Portuguese Army. The QRF is made of 180 to 200 man, as a whole, not all operators, and not all commandos (even if most or the bulk or core) but regular army and some few numbers of Air Force soldiers on support to the commandos (the late two not seen here on footage).

[@paradiseholi]

Those patches tell me that they are: 2º Batalhão de Infantaria Paraquedista! 2nd Paratrooper Infantry Battalion And I was part too of that Battalion some years before! =) QNPVSC a todos os camaradas de armas!

[@Arnuuld]

Maybe the lighting or my "herbal tea", you lost weight? Stay safe!

[@CombatArmsChannel]

Maybe it's the hair lol

[@davidrai1603]

Bro can i know your back side there is a blue white yellow what was that bro

[@gunner4lyfe723]

I think we need to have an intervention on your tea consumption.

[@migueloliveira4242]

Comandos working 6 people , but very discipline very well training, not people messing about with this guy's, and the Portugues rangers is very good to.

[@darthjadus9015]

Can you react to the Austrian Jagdkommando?

[@blxckbeard]

Very good reaction, congrats. Just change the title these guys are not commandos, they are indeed also part of the special forces of the portuguese army but they are paratroopers from the 2nd battalion.

[@michaeldaley4160]

"Canadian Forces - Dawn Raid on Taliban" check that out if you haven't already!!! 🇨🇦

[@austenpowers]

Great content I enjoy your commentary. You should check out Operation Chariot ‘The Greatest Raid of All’ Epic story that is little known of a WW2 mission to blow up the dock gates in France that was used to service the Tirpiz. They bold os brass sailed a destroyer up the estuary in view of the Germans and rammed it into the gates and then spilled out shooting anything that moved and blowing up anything that didn’t. More V.C’s and medals were given out than any other action of the war. Amazing and need to be more celebrated.

[@CombatArmsChannel]

I did a short video on the Nazairre raid a few months back actually. Badass operation

[@drucacaldeira]

If it were a comando squad the mission would be over by the time the cam guy turn on the cam. All they would get was dead enemy, burning tape and no trail.

[@joaoplacido975]

portugal elite paraqiedista [airborne]

[@joaodelemos1625]

They are part of UN reaction team!

[@jccasulo8616]

PORTUGUESE COMANDOS (AND ALSO PORTUGUESE PARATROOPERS) ARE IN CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC INTEGRATED IN A MILITARY FORCE OF THE UNITED NATIONS.

[@rafael6405]

Can u do a video about your tattoos?

[@CombatArmsChannel]

I have a lot and I dont want to take my shirt and pants off on camera 😅

[@andrescp9669]

THE SOLDIER WITH MOORE EXPERIENCE IN AFRICA TERRAIN !! A LOT OF YEARS FIGTHING THERE !!!!

[@MeloFever]

Part of a in peace keeping mission in central africa

[@RanjeetSingh-vl1nj]

How to join sir

[@carlosvarela8281]

You are wright, it's a drone RQ-11 Raven. The armored vehicles are Pandur 8 x 8 or VAMTAC ST5 and total force is 180 guys, commandos or paratroopers, in 6 months missions, since february 2017, in Central African Republic. They belong to the Quick Reaction Force (QRF) of "blue helmets" force MINUSCA. Commandos or paratroopers are professional soldiers and in CAR they operate by air or ground. MINUSCA is a peacekeping mission but the portuguese QRF operates too in peaceenforcement missions and conducting long-range patrols and domination operations, in bush or towns. Imbed with portuguese QRF there too a team TACP with 6 or 8 air controlers, from the Portuguese Air Force. It's a very dificult task, because they work with helicopters to suport the guys on the ground, but the pilots are from Senegal or Pakistan.

[@mecafina]

Really really good is if you start to read some news in firsthand! My be you realize where are the UN at this moment and what are they doing and, what forces are operating under the UN in that specific area you are going to speak publicly about!

[@iatsd]

Would be interesting for you to do a take on the Australian Commandos and the upcoming war crimes prosecutions for war crimes in Afghanistan. Even more interesting to contrast it with the New Zealand forces that refused to work with the US or Australian forces after witnessing too many war crimes and nothing being done about it when they filed reports.

[@felipenascimentomello7366]

Brazil sent their Special Forces to Haiti, for UN peacekeeping mission their

[@duartesimoes508]

They’re not Commandos, they’re Paratroopers. Nowadays they both belong to the Army, but in past times Paratroopers used to belong to the Air Force, and woe of you if you couldn’t tell them apart!

[@odesaparecido9373]

Fodass ganda bacalhau!!!

[@kaclni2004]

i believe fighting rebels it's really hard!

[@Unknown-mg3gv]

MAMA SUMAE!! 🇵🇹

[@slayer6936]

They are there with the u.n..the are good soldiers big timr!

[@ricardorodrigues-tc5ng]

Vê a instrução dos comandos em Portugal .este ano ja morreram 2 alunos antes de acabar o curso devido ao treino ser tão exigente. Nao é para todos conseguir terminar so 30% chega so fim mesmo vindo de outras unidades do exército português nao consegue passar pelo rigoroso treino ...ja foi extinta por morrerem ao tentar tirar a boina vermelha cor de sangue . Mas depois de o governo achar necessário voltar a tropa de choque pronta a 24horas todo sno para qualquer cenário de guerra . Sao brutais .tanto na europa como em africa sendo elogiados pelos generais ingleses que na época estavam acima de nos a comandar uma zona no iraque .abraço alguna duvida pergunta me .

[@Icenfyre]

These are the paratroopers not the comandos

[@pedrosacramento5989]

I'm portuguese and i want to get to the commando force

[@Levi_o_Lusitano]

Good video. But these men are Paratroopers not Commandos.

[@vitor0990]

see the video about Portuguese DAE, Especial actions detachement they are the most secretive Portuguese operatives the number is classified, and you have a lot of videos of the ex Portuguese colonies and now in Mali and R.C. Africa they have paratropers and comandos and SF guys.

[@jingo2023]

This are not commandos, this guys are from the 2nd Paratrooper Batallion, Patch right arm with 2 dagas. And you are beeing very nice, he video is not one story...........whatever

[@brunoosorio9459]

Eu pessoalmente não sou comando mas sou fuzileiro em termos de equipamento e armamento estamos bem mas em termos de logística em armamento podia ser melhor mas como fazemos missões com a NATO não á problemas. Bravo comandos portugueses

[@guido69x]

Why the Portuguese Comandos are in Africa?Cause most of the African countries are Palop´s , (this stands for Oficial Portuguese Speaking African Countries)!Most part of Africa was colonized by Portuguese,later Portugal gave independence to some of them,like Timor!We been also doing missions for UN and Nato!I was deployed to Bosnia in the 90´s for 9 months for NATO!And did survilance in one Nato base! Check out the Portuguese P.A. Air Force Police,GOE´s,Rangers and what is called as Comandos its our recent Brigada Aero Transportada (Air Transported Brigade) they mixed together the old Commandos with Paratroopers. P.A. vet here! Cheers from Portugal!

[@marchamene4468]

They are not comandos but they are Paratroopers! Nice video by the way.

[@joaosantos-br4ut]

it's not the commands but the Portuguese paratroopers

[@devkinder1974]

Why they choose the SCAR-H , too much recoil . 😧

[@dinismantas7265]

They used to have the HK G3 or the Galil

[@CombatArmsChannel]

A bit better for penetrating vegetation too

[@joaovirgilio4664]

We recently changed the weapons of our special forces and continue to change some ground forces. The changes were: g3 for Scar-L (Scar-h for the marksman); Walther P38 for glock 17; mg4 for Fn minimi.

[@greentuga691]

Portguese army trains with G3. Dont think SCAR-L aint gonna be a problem for them. G3 kicks like a mule in comparisson.

[@hugoteixeira9033]

In equipment we are behind but in foot soldiers quality its up their with the best but if u doubt check the navy Portuguese SEALS contra os canhoes marchar marchar ❤❤❤❤

[@pedrovasconcelos3204]

Not Comandos. Paratroopers

[@saturnje7277]

Yo my man, can a portuguese be a navy seal or a marine at the states? I wanna do it

[@TheAquarius1978]

lol Queres dizer Fuzileiro Naval ( Marines ) ou Destacamento de Ações Especiais ( Navy Seals ) da Marinha Portuguesa?

[@luismendes3307]

@@TheAquarius1978 não, ele está a falar dos americanos mesmo. Deve achar que os nossos fuzileiros e o DAE não são suficiente.

[@migbrickspt9256]

Camarada . Os DAE de Portugal treinam os seals

[@ldv1452]

More videos: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eWmYgYaBp66nnKs kzbin.info/www/bejne/aaC8p4ehmZZ2rbc

[@mybru1]

Armored vehicles are most likely south african mbombe's or badger ifv the majority of all armoured vehicles used by the UN in Africa are south african made like the mbombe or the mamba or the casspir mrap

[@Baloth0]

Dude portuguese paratroooers and comandos are using portuguese Armored vehicles

[@mybru1]

@@Baloth0 read what is said most likely because I know for a fact the majority of armoured vehicles used by the UN in Africa are south african because it's not that big of a logistical mess with the emphasis on most likely because judging by the view we get of the vehicles it looks similar to South African badgers so It might be a couple of pandurs and if it is it is what it is

[@Baloth0]

And o know what i am saying. I can asure you that the vehicles used by the portuguese troops are portuguese armored vehicles. Only the helicopters are from Senegal

[@antoniodasilva1230]

Potuguese pandurs

[@paulo6799]

Sorry mate, What UN uses its one thing, what Portuguese armed forces uses under UN "flag" operation, its another thing, we went ther by UN "special" request, Guterres actual UN president, is Portuguese, and asked Portugal support on this This is Pandur II, initialy bought to a Austrian conpany (dont remember the name) and almost all units were build in Portugal, under licence from Austria. Then general dynamics bought the Austrian conpany, thats it.

[@rc9667]

Portuguese are the best in anti-guerrilla fight.