MG3 and G36 - Guard Battalion - Fire and Movement

[@BTBconcept]

Hier jetzt das Folgevideo mit MG5 und MG4: Here is the episode video with MG5 and MG4: Aquí está el video del episodio con MG5 y MG4: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qH-klpaLfdVrjbc

[@Javier-qx3is]

Batallón de guardias vs Godzilla

[@BTBconcept]

Ergänzend dazu habe ich gerade ein Video der Bundeswehr mit Direktvergleich MG3 / MG5 gefunden: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nnW8k2l_eL97pZY

[@Javier-qx3is]

BTB-concepto Ergänzend dazu habe ich gerade ein vídeo der mit direktvergleich MG3

[@allain98productions]

Cuando te lo traducen al español: nunca nadie se había preocupado por mí :0

[@BTBconcept]

Además, acabo de encontrar un video de la Bundeswehr con comparación directa MG3 / MG5: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nnW8k2l_eL97pZY

[@liamgrech1]

You know a weapon system is amazing when it almost hasn't been changed in over 70 years!

[@Talsedoom]

all they change is the ammo, just a bit.

[@SFCKNZSD]

Same with the m2 browning

[@lloyd9710]

Ben Shapiro it’s the same ammo on 50 cal as it was during ww2

[@SFCKNZSD]

lloyd9710 so it hasn’t really changed then 😄

[@TheGrenadier97]

@@Talsedoom and rate of fire. But these modifications are kinda minor; we're basically seeing the MG-42 here.

[@Old_8_gauge]

The MG3 was the finest machine gun I ever saw or came across. I retired from US army in 1998. German ( Bundeswehr) soldiers are some of the best I ever worked with. Mad respect to you both.

[@kleinerkrieger7860]

Thank you

[@largol33t1]

I am just as amazed by how well designed the tripod/periscope sights work. Notice in the first video clip that they can adjust the legs so it's leaning against a steep muddy bank and yet the MG3 is still stable. Does anyone know its field of fire at 50 meters? The side-to-side movement seems surprisingly short.

[@patta8388]

@@largol33t1 With that Tripod, if it's properly mounted and fixed (which the one in the video is not, as you can see it moving from the recoil) it doesn't move at all. Then you basically have a lead laser. Source: Me and 6 years in the german army.

[@hezer3436]

The MG5 is even better check it out !

[@kienboy9999]

I am never tired of watching German things. Germans are the best.

[@СергейЧерницын-с4ъ]

Germans are good soldiers any time. Correct tactic with machingun MG3. Best regards from Russia.

[@goldmanjace]

Wow, I respect this comment. Thank you.

[@EternalMuscovite]

We will soon conquer ur country

[@EternalMuscovite]

@@dauerralf1805 no wtf they're not

[@ramdomhistoryenjoyer5857]

@@EternalMuscovite do you want your country reduced to a nuclear wasteland ?

[@EternalMuscovite]

@@ramdomhistoryenjoyer5857 Russia wont do it

[@kristallsnow4414]

So... technically, MG42 is still in use after 70 years. What a masterpiece.

[@adnitesean5005]

Mg3 use most mg42 with some modification. And yes you know when something doesn't change much in such a long time it's a success. Why mess with success anyway

[@K_R87]

Reignhart the browning M2 has been in service FAR FAR longer chew on that...

[@adnitesean5005]

Right Yes i know m2 browning is a 100 years gun. I'm just talking about mg42 weapon system. The germans didn't even use mg42 anymore. Peace ✌️

[@adnitesean5005]

If you're talking about the "hundreds years" guns at least german has gewehr98 which it's weapon system is copied throughout the world. Even hunting rifle nowadays has similiar weapon system design to gewehr98.

[@Adolphification]

@@K_R87 chill out dude LOL

[@_Matsimus_]

This is amazing footage!! 😯

[@Sg-lw5qq]

love your vids

[@_Matsimus_]

Jonathan Cardona thanks!!

[@RasEli03]

Love your vids!!!!!

[@Pommezul]

Vids your loves

[@achtung_panzer6905]

If only we got more videos like this from Germany, Japan, Italy, France, Poland, etc.

[@rune.theocracy]

man I'm getting vibes hearing German while they're firing their machinegun. Edit: Almost looks like nothing has changed, German infantry fanning out and orbiting mobile machinegun teams.

[@WotansCry]

@@Ram-xw4kj what?

[@WotansCry]

@@Ram-xw4kj i think your english is messed up - sorry cant figure out what you trying to say

[@iloveamerica8541]

@@Ram-xw4kj Wewelsburg? (Your profile picture) Where are you from?

[@IAM-kc5ov]

Pagan Actually sir I could not comprehend what you were trying to say as well. I speak and understand English perfectly but your first comment was nearly incomprehensible. I think the other gentleman is trying to figure out what you are talking about as am I.

[@LysanderArshavin]

@@Ram-xw4kj ok

[@StormySeb]

the recoil absorbing tripod and periscope sight are just amazing.

[@richardschafer7858]

Unless you have to hump that tripod! LOL

[@Fastbikkel]

And then to think they already had this during ww2.

[@heikoheinlein9318]

@@Fastbikkel yes. Just a bit modified.

[@Fastbikkel]

@@heikoheinlein9318 True.

[@goldeneagle3218]

The front of MG 3 tripod lifts when they fires. They haven't fixed yet.

[@mrchickenfeathers9184]

As a former British infantry soldier. I’m so glad today we are friends 😂

[@madrooky1398]

I never got to serve in the army due to a heavy accident when i was 19. But i am glad too we and the british are friends today. Hopefully this will never change again. :)

[@Musikus1871]

We ain't no friends bro

[@mrchickenfeathers9184]

@@Musikus1871 ok more friendly than we were 80 years ago 😊

[@Musikus1871]

@@mrchickenfeathers9184 just as good friends as we were 107 years ago

[@arefkr]

I always feel sorry for whoever that was at the receiving end of MG-42

[@rippspeck]

Gut gefilmt, sowas wird viel zu selten gelobt. Richtiges Format, ausreichend stabiles Bild, guter Ton und die Kamera immer da hin gerichtet, wo's was zu sehen gibt. Sehr schön!

[@BTBconcept]

Danke!

[@patrickhasler7232]

Einfach nur peinlich 🤦‍♂️

[@rippspeck]

+Häsler Patrick Du bist anscheinend mit vertikalen Videos aufgewachsen, Keule.

[@ToastWithAGun]

Hello alli

[@s.z.6325]

@@BTBconcept Schließe mich dem Lob an, vor allem wegen der Deitilaufnahmen mancher Handlungsaläufe. Jedoch würde ich mir umfangreichere Geländeaufnahmen wünschen, da man so nur schwer einen Eindruck des Gesamtgeschehens erwirbt. Eine Drohne würde bestimmt einen interessanten Blickwinkel ermöglichen ;)

[@pinkchampagneinateacup]

It's a shame that Germany (as I understand it) doesn't hold its military members in very high esteem. Watching these guys here & during their regular Wachbataillon duties, I see a lot to be proud of. It breaks my heart to think that they aren't appreciated or respected. That must make the choice of joining the Bundeswehr a difficult one. Be proud of yourselves, boys. Semper talis!

[@BTBconcept]

It is. Hope this channel can change some mindsets on that issue. I never was a part of the army, but I find it unfair how the Bundeswehr is treated in the media.

[@pinkchampagneinateacup]

@@BTBconcept It's certainly a lot different from how US servicemen & women are viewed over here. Sure, there's some who don't like the military, but, for the most part, our soldiers, airmen, Marines, and sailors are admired and respected and get a thank you for their service. For what it's worth, the Bundeswehr has the respect of this German-American girl.

[@BTBconcept]

@@pinkchampagneinateacup You also have another relation to your anthem. A lot of Germans don't even now the text.

[@madrooky1398]

In the historical context serving in arms is not regarded as the most honorable a human can do, understandable. It is not as bad as it looks, war in general is condemned and in the public there is no pride connected to the craft of a soldier, but most people still respect man and women who decide to serve for their safety. It has to be like that, to honor the promise not to commit atrocities again.

[@laaaliiiluuu]

@@madrooky1398 Exactly. People do not dislike soldiers but they dislike war.

[@Mike_Faraday]

Das Ding hat eine Aura des Respekt gleich mit eingebaut...wenn man den Sound hört, sollte man nur noch die Hacken im Boden eingraben...immer wieder *WAHNSINN*

[@Mike_Faraday]

@daAnder71 ...das sind keine PUNKTE, sondern “Gedankenstriche/Punkte“...aber vielen Dank für Deine eigenen Ansichten ;)

[@patrickliebermann593]

Wieso haben die eine Lafette ? Wir schossen das MG damals nur mit Zweibein.

[@Mike_Faraday]

@@patrickliebermann593 ...Ditooo...XD

[@BadBonsai1]

@@patrickliebermann593 die Ausbildung an der Erdziellafette beginnt für Infanteristen normalerweise nach der AGA in der SGA (Spezialgrundausbildung). Vielleicht warst du auf einem anderen Dienstposten und hast eine andere Ausbildung (bsp. Führerscheine) genossen?

[@patrickliebermann593]

@@BadBonsai1 nein ,ich war Ende der 90er bei den Panzergrenadiere

[@Dennisonable]

So ein Schwerer MG Trupp kann dir echt den Tag versauen. Würd am liebsten sofort noch mal zur Musterung gehen. Die besten 2 Jahre meines lebens.

[@Dennisonable]

@Mirko Z 😂nö Hab Freiwillig länger gedient also FWDL23

[@TheGrenadier97]

Amazing video. The IIWW-looking M3, the G36 rifles and the uniform's camo patterns are impressive.

[@viniciuscorreiabenjamim9529]

Ich habe das HK 33-Gewehr 6 Jahre lang bei der brasilianischen Luftwaffe eingesetzt. Obwohl es 1970 hergestellt wurde, erlegt diese Waffe jedem Feind großen Respekt auf.

[@allyreneepenny9447]

Kann ich mir vorstellen H&K ist schon top.Genau wie FN die setzen doch die Streitkräfte in Brasilien auch noch ein!

[@viniciuscorreiabenjamim9529]

@@allyreneepenny9447 Die Hk wird von der brasilianischen Luftwaffe verwendet, die FN Fal wird von der brasilianischen Armee und den Marines verwendet.In der Armee wird sie durch die Imbel IA2 ersetzt.Beide genannten Waffen sind großartig.

[@MegaGronis]

I had Heckler & Koch G 3 in my military service in Sweden. Long times ago. Nice weapon . I loved it!

[@Freyheidt]

Wenn diese Videos englische Titel neben den deutschen Titeln tragen würden, würde dieser Channel eine enorme Reichweite erhalten. Das Interesse außerhalb Deutschlands rund um das Wachbataillon scheint enorm!

[@BTBconcept]

Die Videos werden seit geraumer Zeit mit Titeln und Zusatzinfos in Englisch, Spanisch und den Sprachen der jeweiligen Gäste versehen. Anteil deutscher Zuschauer liegt bei etwa 50%. Dann 5% aus den USA, 5% aus Chile, 2% aus Frankreich, 2% aus den Niederlanden, Russland 1%. Mitlaufende Video-Untertitel sind sehr aufwendig zu erstellen. Die gibt es dann nur bei Videos mit Erklärungsbedarf in Deutsch, Englisch, Spanisch und Sprache eines eventuellen Gastes.

[@guywilloughby3383]

When watching the mg3 on a fixed position with the periscope sight, you could be watching a scene from a battle in World War II, it's amazing that 70 something years later that machine gun is still one of the finest on the market

[@BTBconcept]

It will be replaced by MG4 and MG5 till 2022: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qKHNin57nNeGedU

[@LRRPFco52]

They had a mechanical computer integrated with the flex mount, so you could program it to paint a specific beaten zone pattern with varying traverse and elevation parameters. When I first put my hands on a full MG42 GPMG, Lafayette Tripod, flex mount, and periscope, I was blown away by the engineering in the system. I had been in Weapons Squad at various stages in my career in the Infantry, to include AB, AG, Gunner, and Weapons Squad Leader with both the M60 and M240B, with optics on the latter. MG42 was way ahead of its time.

[@和足蓮見]

Hallo` It`s three days to berlin 1970 thanks you . nostalgic equipment sea,

[@spark5580]

I love the Germans we trained together as a joint op between the Canadian Army and the bundiswhere they are amazing and my god are they funny seriously the whole time we where training we where laughing I am so proud of them I love Germany

[@scratchy996]

It is forbidden to mention German humor, it's supposed to be a secret ;)

[@laaaliiiluuu]

@@scratchy996 Exactly. The last two times people laughed so hard Europe was in ashes.

[@vladimirratputin]

Deutsch humor is like the Yeti. People talk about it all the time but nobody has actually seen it.

[@TrapWHre]

06:15 sounds like the 21st Century Fox intro. ..dam dam, dam dam, brrrrrrrrrr dam dam DA DADAA..

[@anonymerkleberschnuffler1329]

Haha nice

[@rune.theocracy]

I can't unhear it now

[@SiegfriedDeniz]

😂😂😂👍

[@adnitesean5005]

@@rune.theocracy what is unheard now is heard

[@leonelbat]

Nada a ver

[@pistonar]

It's not often that you see the role that the MG plays. It's telling that the mounting system for the MG3 is essentially the same as used in WW2, as is the gun, all be it in a different caliber. I can understand the importance that the Wehrmacht placed on the MG team. Fascinating video.

[@oinanikekemarenisare4470]

I must say, every german inventions are made flawlessly. Those tripod for mg3 seems so simple yet greatly engineered for both safety and functionality. The MG gunner could let hell loose to the enemy without being shot at by enemies since their head are concealed below the ditch. Amazing

[@BTBconcept]

Here is an exercise with the newer MG5 and MG4. MG5 will replace MG3 in the next few years, but it is able to be mounted on the same tripod. See this: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qH-klpaLfdVrjbc

[@LRRPFco52]

The Lafayette tripod is simple where it needs to be, but complex with the flex mount and mechanical beaten zone computer. It auto traverses and elevates depending on how you set it up. Very advanced for its time, never duplicated by any other army that I'm aware of.

[@antoniolamorgese7048]

Ausgezeichnetes Video. Ich habe die Linearität und Sauberkeit des Films zu schätzen. Sehr suggestiv ist die Sequenz des Ziels, das von Tracerkugeln getroffen wird. Es könnte keinen suggestiveren und faszinierten Soundtrack als MG geben. 👌👍👏

[@JRico-xm8qw]

Americans: "Heavy machine guns take too long to set up. We mount them on vehicles and carry medium and light machine guns instead." Klaus: [LAUGHS IN GERMAN]

[@tedhodge4830]

Ironic because the Germans invented the light machine gun (MG34) and perfected it with the MG42 :P

[@tedhodge4830]

@In Actis Esto Volucris Stopped reading when you said FG42 :P

[@emknight84]

@@tedhodge4830 dumbest comment i've read today

[@tedhodge4830]

@In Actis Esto Volucris lol

[@tedhodge4830]

@In Actis Esto Volucris fg42 lmg lel

[@USMCMarques]

Thanks for sharing this video. It was interesting to see how the German MG teams perform their fire and movement. I had never seen a tripod mount with a periscope like that before. Genius. Being able to fire from defilade, certainly makes up for the setup time, or the difficult movement.

[@BTBconcept]

Just have a look at this too: kzbin.info/www/bejne/b5XVnK2Zqdyiq6c

[@goldeneagle3218]

It is like grandpa's MG42. 😎👍

[@Rowanbows]

its the same mg just lower rate of fire and another name

[@rukia9849]

@@Rowanbows And a smaler Caliber.

[@dwwolf4636]

@@rukia9849 Substantially a very similar cartridge.

[@qawsed9260]

@@Rowanbows why they reduced the fire rate I wonder

[@rukia9849]

@@dwwolf4636 Not even close no. The MG 42 used the same Ammo as the K98k Solider. Witch was.7,92 thats biger than 7,62

[@loki977]

This sound, these gestures and these silhouettes have not changed since 1942... very affecting.

[@istmiregal1245]

@@rrt4511 "These suckers" would destroy you in every way.

[@rune.theocracy]

That's funny because the Bundeswehr was made as a completely different army compared to the Wehrmacht, they favoured more American tradition to fit in their new army and dropped alot of the old German Wehrmacht traditions.

[@Eqcrw]

Hans Landa of der SS? Ja?

[@wimziekman1104]

That's right and just as it should be.

[@HansPeter_]

@@istmiregal1245 the Bundeswehr is shit

[@zillsburyy1]

germans still have the best camouflage

[@jameshartley6161]

Tommy Sands MTP still steals the deal.

[@williambroadstreet3353]

Tommy Sands.....the SS were the masters at it as were their paras. The actual concept of camo uniforms was first used and applied in the Spanish civil war as all know German troops took part. The range of patters also changed throughout the war, again the Waffen SS, the arguably best modern fighting soldiers separate to actual special force units lead by the Liebstandarte LSSAH, Das Reich, Hitler Jugend were the arguably best front line shock soldiers in the war. The OKW General's always called for the LAASAH/Waffen SS to go in first and hard cos they were fanatically relentless and fought fiercely. My great Grandad fought against them in Greece, and I'll never forget he said they were the most honourable soldiers he'd met. Australian troops fought in Greece and Crete and many were taken prisoners. In the beginning the entry level standards for the LSSAH were simply staggering, If you look at early pictures especially at their Berlin barracks Licterfeld [which is still there minus the 2 giant soldiers at the entry gate and has been a US facility since the end of the war], the actual physical height of these soldiers was nearing 7 foot. They had to have zero fillings, and trace their ancestry bloodline back generations. If anyone is interested I've been to German several times, all over, and Berlin at least a dozen times, as a 14 year older by myself as a backpacker that my parents had to sign for permission to go, and I was able to go to Ost Berlin, checkpoint charlie and east berlin, back before midnight as were the rules. To get to Berlin obviously cos it was a pocket inside East Germany you had to catch the train, I will never forget at the border going into east Germany to get to Berlin it was like WW2, German Shepard dogs, wooden towers, my passport was checked with a weird machine on the train. I was able to go to the fuhrer bunker too, and gave US 20 to a policeman who let me walk down into the main entrance, I have wonderful pictures and a piece of bunker rock, amazing memories and I'm not even 50. The museum in Bastone in France is staggeringly kitted out, you can see SS and other uniforms, weapons, the first real sub machine gun and a version that could shoot around corners, cars, you name it, Hitlers cutlery. The Imperial War Museum in London also has a staggering collection.

[@neinbruderja7519]

@@williambroadstreet3353 next visit you message me my friend. Glad to see you being interested in such part of history. I have many zeitzeugen to give away into hands of someone who really worships them.

[@sovietonionisthebestonion3805]

Yes like Prince Kassad

[@zillsburyy1]

@@williambroadstreet3353 yes the SS had the best camo patterns. i suggest you check out the book CAMOUFLAGE UNIFORMS OF THE WAFFEN SS. It explains how the camo reduced casualties by at least 15% in the field. Here in the peoples republic of Massachusetts we use to have one of the best WW2 museums in the country! "The International Museum of World War II" in the town of Natick. It closed last year.

[@ポン酢-o4p]

Good German brackets!!!!!! With great respect for the German Army from Japan!!

[@leonmallon5264]

This is not gonna happen again.

[@カスカス太郎]

ViBeZ- -moin hahaha great respect for the german army, from japan ground self-defence force soldier

[@TheMylittletony]

This is the best video online to show the concept of fire and manoeuvre in action

[@brianx2504]

If you play the audio to this in a VA retirement home you might give a few old men some heart attacks

[@ytucharliesierra]

You could also end up taking return fire...

[@goose_memes]

@@ytucharliesierra lmao

[@andrewpestotnik5495]

@@ytucharliesierra an old man would walk up to you with a note that reads "Nuts"

[@wotanscry1594]

a little about the tripod - it is 18 years ago now but i "somehow" can remember the most details... so first of all the MG3 is considerd a light machine gun. "Light" - because its still ~11kg. i i forgot the exact wheight of the tripod but i think it was around 12kg. Range in Bipod Mode is around 800m effectiv. With the tripod however it is considerd a heavy MG and then battlerange is extended to 1200m. On the tripod itself there is some kind of angle limiter. Its basicly two screws , one for each side of the slider wich also shows the angle degrees. The middle is zero and then you have your angle degrees on the left and right. Lets say you are in position and you expect the enemy to pas a field 600m away. You can now prepare the MG3 on its tripod in such a fashion that the weapons mobility to slide left and right is exactly how much it needs to spray the far left and far right of that field. Also inclination and declination can be prechoosen the same way (but it is some kind of screw mechanism with counter nuts to both ends) One could now ask :,, why would i limit the weapons firing angle?" But it is simple - that given field 600m away has turned into dead mans land with such a calibration. You KNOW that you only have to slide the weapon to the left and right to spray that field. Elevation or declination ( in case of higher position) is set beforehand to match the exact distance. So everything you need to do is to observe alittle with periscope or Binoculars to correct your lead. If i remember correctly the the Periscope sight was also magnifying but i dont know by how much. Anyway - God help ya if you are on the other side trying to cross that field!

[@Markus-zb5zd]

the MG3 can be both, a light and a heavy machinegun, as this designation is about how it' sused, not what gun it is mounted on a vehicle or a fixed installation the MG3 is a heavy machinegun in an infantry squad the MG3 is a light machinegun

[@Z12IT]

I agree. You are forced to use mortar fire, grenade launcher or even a guided missile like Spike etc. to eliminate the mg position before advancing. All other attempts are destinated to end in a massacre!

[@Z12IT]

Kannte das MG3 auf Lafette als Jaeger nur in der Verteidigungsstellung und fuer das Deckungfeuer im Angriff, z. B. aus erhoeter Stellung. Aber staendiges nachziehen der Lafette kannte ich noch nicht.

[@jerrydenton007]

Dieser Sound ist einfach herrlich!

[@normanscholz5048]

Ich bin begeistert, das unsere jungen Leute das hinkriegen bzw. dazu befähigt worden sind.

[@maxscholz7734]

MG3 auf Lafette!👍😊 😊 Wobei ich selbst die Lafette nur in der Verteidigung kenne. Vor allem im Nachtkampf durch die Möglichkeit Schwenkbereiche schon bei Tag einzurichten, von unschätzbarem Wert für Infantrie!! Damit ist man wirklich in der Lage sich viel unangenehmen Kram vom Hals zu halten! Im Angriff, so wie hier, kenn ich es aus der Vergangenheit gar nicht, weil das Nachziehen der Deckungsgruppe mit Lafette ein umständliches Gerödel ist und lange dauert! Aber zwei MG in der Deckungsgruppe, die unterschiedlich das Feuer verlagern können, ist nach wie vor Mittel der Wahl!! Auch wenn das MG5 (und auch MG4) unter dem Strich die besseren Möglichkeiten gerade für Infantrie bieten, so bleibt das MG3 doch das, was es ist! Das MG schlechthin, eine Legende!! Das Schießen mit ihm hat mir persönlich immer großen Spaß gemacht!! Vor allem Nachts mit Leuchtspur! Und ein bissi Angeben muss ich jetzt auch mal😎Ich hatte es ne ganze zeitlang drauf mit ihm auch Einzelfeuer zu schießen. Irgendwann hat sich das "muskuläre Gedächtnis" gemerkt, wie man abkrümmen muss, damit sich nur ein Schuß löst! MG3 das MG der Bundeswehr!😍 Ist schon schade, wenn es in ein paar Jahren nicht mehr da ist😢

[@BTBconcept]

Mehr dazu wird oben im Artikel erklärt: längere Schüssfolgen, mehr Stabilität und dadurch höhere Treffergenauigkeit.

[@BadBonsai1]

@@BTBconcept darum geht es nicht, bis ein sMG (so nennt sich in der Bundeswehr ein lafettiertes MG) eingerichtet ist, vergeht zu viel Zeit, gerade im Angriff. Ein lMG (auf Zweibein) ist in 5 Sekunden nach Bezug des Sprungzieles feuerbereit und der MG Trupp bedarf, zumindest beim MG3, nur zwei Mann. Der dritte könnte dann eine Panzerfaust oder Granatpistole führen, um gebunkerte Ziele oder erkannten gepanzerten Feind zu bekämpfen. Einer der Gründe, warum ich die Einführung des MG4 begrüsst habe, kann diese Waffe doch von einem Mann bedient werden und erlaubt es so, dass eine Gruppe zwei davon mitführen und dennoch effektives Deckungsfeuer geben kann. Trotzdem muss das geübt werden, da die Operationsart Angriff die dynamischste aller infanteristischsten Operationsarten ist, vom Jagdkampf einmal abgesehen.

[@BTBconcept]

@@BadBonsai1 - Sie meinen, das gezeigte Szenario wäre für einen echten Angriff zu langsam gewesen?

[@BadBonsai1]

@@BTBconcept während eines "echten" Angriffes wäre die Einteilung und die Ausstattung der Truppe eine ganz andere.Stichworte hierzu: Schutzwesten, Handgranaten, Handgranaten, Handgranaten. Während der letzten Phase eines Angriffes, also kurz vor dem Einbruch in feindliche Stellung, ist ein sMG eher hinderlich denn nützlich. Mit einem sMG kann man kein Sturmschießen ausführen, im Graben-/Häuserkampfkampf ist es nutzlos und wird dann meist zur Flankensicherung genutzt. Der hier gezeigte Übungsablauf dient lediglich dazu, die Handgriffe und das taktische Verständnis des MG Trupps unter Stress zu vertiefen. Und das ist ja auch gut gelungen. Ich bin überrascht, wie gut die Handgriffe saßen, wie klar und strukturiert die Unterführer ihre Aufgabe erledigten und wie diszipliniert die Truppe vorging.

[@BTBconcept]

Danke für die fachlichen Inputs! Der Artikel war auch mehrfach überarbeitet worden, da ich als Zivilist bestimmte Zusammenhänge und Begrifflichkeiten ganz anders bewerte und nutze. Meine Frau ist allerdings der Meinung, dass ich inzwischen viel zu viel von diesem Bundeswehrdeutsch in meinen normalen Sprachgebrauch übernommen hätte. Wobei ich sagen muss, dass bestimmte Formulierungen, normale Alltagsdinge schnell und treffsicher auf den Punkt bringen können.

[@awacslongcaster7394]

Has not been changed in 70 years damn still a beautiful gun.

[@apothicaire3890]

M2 browning was used from 1921.

[@maa518]

Change caliber

[@spookuman]

@@apothicaire3890 Uh, So? This is a video about the MG3 not the M2 browning..

[@vadimkrasilnikov2571]

Deutschland uber alles!!!

[@opoxious1592]

@@spookuman 😂

[@Gert_Postl]

Gut gemacht Jungs . Respekt und Danke !

[@luiscamara524]

ALEMANIA CARAJO!!!! 💪💪👍👍👏👏👏🇦🇷🇩🇪 SALUDOS DE ARGENTINA.

[@toastedembryo5899]

Great soldiers much respect 🇬🇧🇩🇪

[@ericmowrey6872]

Possibly-since 1934- the best infantry machine gun system still in existence. Some technologies and tactics are born to last and the German army's machine gun squad, after eighty plus years, is still hard to improve upon.

[@juliosunga3530]

*laughs in m2 browning*. sit down, young lad

[@johnlove3461]

@@juliosunga3530 that was rude dude, the MG3 is a fantastic weapon system have you ever fired one in real life? i was in Stuttgart Germany with a cavalry unit, we did cross training with the Bundswehr. their tanks and machine guns are amazing. Erics comment is accurate.

[@juliosunga3530]

@@johnlove3461 are u the god of the overly sensitive? he is parading it as an old weapon that is still in service, i just pointed it out that it is nothing special by mentioning the m2 hmg.

[@jsshadow-lurker5152]

M2-HMG MG34/42-LMG

[@gabrielalbeldaochoa8234]

Can't compare such a specialised weapon that you won't use in general combat situations with one that is the base of the movement of every platoon and mounted on every vehicle.

[@rectitude6276]

Flecktarn and the children of the MG-42 moving and fighting = Victory!

[@nilsschumacher9987]

Sehr gutes und sehr interessant! ! Soldaten, danke für eure hervorragende Arbeit!

[@giesyw]

I have trained with the germans in the 70s and enjoyed every day of it.

[@wcharliewilson7004]

Yelling commands in Deutsch is better than the freaking movies?!

[@DrumToTheBassWoop]

To think their grandparents were fighting in the same area around berlin, using the same gun.

[@shanegraham9077]

The irony

[@hansmeier1454]

geiles video! war selber beim Wachbataillons 94-95! leider haben wir so etwas dort nie geübt. Aber wie auch immer für mich ist und bleibt die Bundeswehr die beste Armee der Welt!!! Weiter so Jungs bin stolz auf euch! SEMPER TALIS

[@BTBconcept]

Danke! Gestern meinte ein Bekannter, ich solle noch eine Kurzversion zusammenschneiden und einstellen. Werde mal schauen, wie ich das so gekürzt bekomme, dass der Sinn erhalten bleibt. Die Kompanien sind ziemlich oft im Grünen. Letzte Woche war die 2. auch schon wieder für mehrere Tage auf dieser Schießbahn. Deshalb hatten sich die Formalitäten zur Freigabe des Videos etwas verzögert.

[@joskevermeulen2407]

Hier auch Jahrgang 94-95, in der 2. WachBtl BMVg im IV. Zug beim HptFw Jäger. Wir sind damals von Bergisch-Gladbach nach Berlin gezogen. War eine gute Zeit!

[@BTBconcept]

@@joskevermeulen2407 Das hier sind ja auch Soldaten aus der 2. Kompanie. Gefühlt sind die öfter bei der grünen Ausbildung als im Protteinsatz.

[@alexnord5756]

While watching this video my Soviet grandfather started having flashbacks in the next room

[@leokrupp4442]

1:22 Dude found the one stick that looks like it has a bayonet on it.

[@elultimospetnatz6386]

Parece que estoy viendo a la antigua Wermacht alemán segunda guerra mundial, pero con armamento, munición y equipo de última generación,,solo la MG 3 trae nostalgia,es la única que sobrevivió a su similar MG 42,,🇩🇪 excelente material.Saludos cordiales desde México 🇲🇽

[@peterlustig6888]

Are you an actual cop/army member? Seems hard with all that corruption around. Greetings from germany.

[@jupprheinland4805]

Bei dieser Soundqualität macht mein Herz Freudensprünge. Sehr interessante Einblicke, danke für die tollen Aufnahmen!

[@spitfire1994]

you will know that they are germans when you start to hear the sound of that machine gun.. 🤣🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪

[@sovietheart3883]

Sounds like a MG 34

[@coachcoogi8907]

paulo tayson look at ure faaaace

[@Jan_372]

@@sovietheart3883 yes, because it's related to it very much.

[@Jan_372]

@Ace of Spades quite a few. They are: Burma, Chile, Denmark, Guinea - Bissau, Iran, Iraq, Cape Verde, Libya, Mauritania, Mozambique, Nigeria, Norway, Portugal, Saudi Arabia, Sudan, Togo, and Tunisia. And Australia on their Leopard 1s. Austria and Turkey license produce versions with the heavy breech (lowers RPM from 1200-1300 to 800-900)

[@thelegendaryt-rex4763]

Me: *Brings a minigun* you were saying?

[@BTBconcept]

Das mehrfach erwähnte "Eigner" hat übrigens nichts mit Taschenmode zu tun, sondern bedeutet "eigene Position".

[@maxscholz7734]

😂👍

[@VoidTroopiez]

Eigener Stellung*

[@BTBconcept]

@@VoidTroopiez Danke! Das wäre die superkorrekte Bezeichnung. Ich muss allerdings aufpassen, dass auch die Laien noch was verstehen. Der oben verlinkte Artikel wurde in den Genehmigungsläufen bereits ordentlich auf Bundeswehrdeutsch nachjustiert.

[@coryhall7074]

Was unter-helm Gehörschutz tun die Bundeswehr verwenden?

[@BTBconcept]

@@coryhall7074 www.schraubenluchs.de/Arbeitsschutz/Gehoerschutz/Gehoerschutz-Spender/Nachfuellpack-fuer-Gehoerschutzspender-LS-400-MaxLite-SNR-34-Pack-a-200-Paar::26944.html?refID=1&gclid=CjwKCAjwzPXlBRAjEiwAj_XTEafs37LitzucccCbLgdCOZATAIr9ET2hw9Dg_h6JFxs7VwX_WEqGJBoCiPEQAvD_BwE

[@erikhalvorseth3950]

I was among other things a MG3/MG42 nr 1 gunner in the Norwegian army. We had a tripod like that but had to show both head and upper body when shooting with a scope. Smart bino-scope solution the German army has- wish we had one of those

[@burtturdison4445]

Das ist das beste Video dass ich in dem Bereich bisher gesehen habe.

[@ihn]

Herrlich wie das MG3 „sägt“, saugeil!

[@guntherhaus409]

Martin Baunatal das mg42 wurde hitlersäge genannt das mg3 ist jedoch dem mg42 sehr ähnlich

[@NevadaDesertStorm]

@@guntherhaus409 der einzige gravierende unterschied ist die Feder, tauscht man diese beim MG3 erhält man auch die SPM des MG42.

[@billiehaoneohaokip8140]

There's something about the Germans that seem to make them better fighters than everybody else.

[@greenfireproductions8629]

I don’t speak German but I really won’t to learn how to the German army is cool in action

[@allyreneepenny9447]

Top Doku über die Bundeswehr 💯

[@richelle9563]

The Testament of German Machinegun Fire superiority, conversely unlike other militaries, German Squads Revolves around its machinegunner.

[@Julian-te3gm]

Danke für euren Dienst!

[@schnitzelmandownbadfrfr3778]

My 2 favourite guns, in one of my favourite Country’s, all in one video. Absolutely beautiful. Thanks!

[@BTBconcept]

You will like our machine gun playlist taken in Germany and about different infantry weapons: kzbin.info/www/bejne/lamXhHWrial1eq8

[@stevss6972]

I’m glad we’re all friends now

[@1.bataillongarde796]

Were forced.

[@stevss6972]

1. Bataillon Garde who’s side are you on then? Irish by the looks of the name

[@malcolm3664]

I’m ex Australian army we use the MG58 and MAXMI all 7.62x51 and we’re getting the MG4 as well I can not wait !! I’m still a reserve unit after 15 years full time this is my all time favourite machine gun love the sound.

[@JavierSanMateo13]

Excelente arma y desempeño, cadencia hermosa, ruido inconfundible !! Saludos desde Argentina

[@chuckvan1568]

Nice job! interesting to see these MG teams in action and how effective they are.

[@vonKartoffel]

Ziemlich beeindruckend.

[@michaeletters6835]

Again I want to say thanks for the English subtitle.

[@worldpeace1822]

Reminds me of a training video with German soldiers and the big us mg. The Germans used short bursts probably due to their training with the high rate of fire MG’s such as this one.

[@venusonfire7606]

Respect to German military from Albania 🇦🇱❤🇩🇪

[@My.Name.Is.Chris.]

Man I love the German camouflage pattern.

[@razvanastrenie1455]

MG-42 and FLAK 88 are marvel engineering among terrestrial weapons. I said "are" because even today are precious. And MG3 is essentially MG-42. Unique pieces of engineering. Once again congratulation for German engineers.

[@kalapuikko666]

Reminds me of the good old days!

[@gintsjakovels5011]

:)

[@SwoleDoge]

✋💀😀

[@hannovonbahrenfeld5986]

"Good"

[@hillaryedmund6122]

looks good, but you need a skull patch on your collar, that will reduce your enemy moral by 10%

[@hillaryedmund6122]

@Furor Teutonicus That was Hess' idea

[@rune.theocracy]

That was Stauffenberg's idea, to surrender or make a deal with the allies to destroy the Russians. Sad.

[@rune.theocracy]

Skull patch or two lightning symbols on collar and Stahlhelm?

[@hillaryedmund6122]

@@rune.theocracy If you ever read the story behind the flight of Rudolf Hess' Me 110 to UK, was to pursue a cease fire with UK, then will together to face the sovyet union.

[@wimziekman1104]

Hm! But there would have been problems soon.

[@jsievers1313]

15:15 what's better then one MG3? Two MG3's

[@kennstedoch4456]

when "bang bang bang" turns into "ratatatatatata" , you know te enemy is stronger than you but, when "ratatatata" turns into "brrrrrrrrrrr", there's no hope of surviving

[@platobot4887]

German Wehrmacht defending the last outposts just outside Berlin, April 1945, colorized

[@christianbrauer9006]

Lol :D

[@Destructionaire]

Those helmet covers are nice. Nice work. Worked with a few German military. Awesome dudes.

[@tropojatropoja9890]

German power💪

[@xinny4190]

MG3, the prime example of "If it ain't broke, don't fix."

[@riskadwitary546]

I love Germany engineering 👏👏👏

[@pj7362]

I am so glad we have Germany as my Nation's ally and with that especially the Bundeswehr . Germany and it people are intelligent and good.

[@fredpastuh7518]

Настоящие воины Великой Германии!!!Традиции не отнять!Это в крови!!!

[@deutscherstahl681]

Super Video! Danke für das hochladen. 👍🏻

[@alancrust]

Tut Mir leid ich bin nicht ein richtiger Deutscher (aber Ich meine Steuern bezahlen). Egal, viele grüße von ein Cucapá, Nordwestens-Mexikaner (Tijuana). Servus und geil !

[@lollixd6580]

Grüße gehen zurück! Bist mehr Deutsch als manche grünen-Wähler.

[@kpl455]

Very good German. I would buy you a beer.

[@Escherichia2003]

Dieses Geräusch "BRRRRM"! Das kennt sonst nur Hollywood...

[@stephanl1983]

Und die meisten die gedient haben! Einfach eine geile Waffe!

[@Kabutoes]

0:02 It's all fun and games until you have to pick up all the brass

[@maxi5539]

we dont pick them up

[@CrownOfBloodOfficial]

Once a legend Legend forever MG 42 improvisations !!!

[@andrewosipenkoff7810]

Дед был снайпером на Волховском фронте. Воевал с СВТ. Рассказывал, что как раз пулеметчика и 2 номера уложил в 1942 году. Такие же ведь были, и говорят похоже, только форма немного другая))

[@sazrexph307]

This language is for warriors.

[@michaelnuss372]

I like how that tripod allows the gun team to stay lower/less silhouetted than our system

[@raymondmeyer2873]

Its amazing how long the mg has been in service

[@MegaGronis]

Mg 3 is fantastic. Best machine gun, ever made

[@1guitarlover]

The best machine-gun ever produced ❤

[@dennisdelevi8999]

Some things never get old. Can´t imagine how it feels to be on the receiving end.

[@lauwke123]

Ze Djermanns are back....love the way the MG burps....deatch in numbers with industrial elegance. Gotta love it!

[@Andrei_Arreglo]

german tech is just extraordinary

[@tavish4699]

Mg3 😍

[@markpeterson8976]

Screaming auf deutsch is still one of the most intiminating things ever! And the roar of that beautiful gun system aint too bad either!

[@1960baron]

Die Jungs sehen wie richtige Soldaten aus. Alle Achtung ! VG