Operation Kudu - Intro into the field

[@jmichos]

Good exposure for our troops to conditions they’re not normally used to as well. So looks like we got something out of it too. Nice job.

[@alonsocushing2263]

Keep up the good work boys. Oz is proud of you.

[@seratonin7004]

Brilliant! Well done Australia 🇦🇺 Slava Ukraini 🇺🇦

[@RangerDLK]

Nice I love my country Australia 🇦🇺

[@MrBobmac10]

So proud of you guys

[@rodneymiddleton1044]

Good on you guys.

[@paddyc93]

Looks like we need tod develop some proper cold weather layers... Non water repelling pants in such an environment is a sure way to increase the risk of cold exposure injuries.

[@thaophan1588]

I am following this action program and find it very productive 😊

[@tomonabudget]

The colours and spacing in the intro looked straight up like this was done by Perun . . .

[@djcoopes7569]

Maybe it was

[@byzantinehoney3384]

Wouldn’t be surprised at all if Perun was a glowie

[@rozkaz661]

Interesting that ukrainian veterans are giving their tips during training. Good idea

[@billbrown6402]

Woo Hoo Go Australia 👍✌🇨🇦

[@welcometogaming7100]

Army Australia🇦🇺 strong

[@kensommers5096]

Glory to Ukraine, good to see Australia there. I would imagine that all ears will be open even our own.🤠👍🇭🇲❤️🇺🇦

[@eugeniogibson172]

I am Australian, and I should tell these Ukrainians are lucky because of being trained by one of the best Armies in the World. Slava Ukraini

[@georgepantazis141]

Great too see Australians helping Ukrainian soilders with training and we get real winter experience..stay safe,👍🇦🇺🇺🇦🏴‍☠️

[@nickwhitestar7646]

👉🇦🇺👈

[@paulcoffey359]

Who's doing the training? The Mount Kosciuszko 1st Motorized Rifle Regiment?

[@michaelmulligan0]

Surprised that people who know with 1000% certainty that the skills they are learning will be used in action?

[@DedMan516]

Slava Ukraini 🇺🇦 x 🇦🇺

[@QFPal]

Hope our Government doesn't take you to court when you return

[@epiphany7573]

Australia should not be involved.

[@abdellah7879]

Trained by an army with no experience in modern combat Make sense

[@minirambler4042]

Our army, however, has better doctrinal knowledge than that of many other countries.

[@cavman7]

OK I'll bite. Define "Modern Combat"? Iraq? Afghanistan? Or is there some other Modern Combat conflict going on in the world that you consider the gold standard for combat?

[@minirambler4042]

@@cavman7 Iraq and Afghanistan were counterinsurgency operations, to be fair. They weren’t conventional conflicts like the one Ukraine is facing.

[@cavman7]

@@minirambler4042 I agree, but the OP raised the issue of "Modern Combat" I know of no recent such incidents. Conflicts around the globe yes, but country to country, army to army combat in the traditional sense. I don't know of any.

[@minirambler4042]

@@cavman7 between major world players? It hasn’t happened any time recent. Azerbaijan and Armenia have fought, a few other countries, too, but in general, yeah.

[@alanbstard4]

what a waste of money. Why do we take sides?

[@acestevceski6653]

Undercover ww3 Sad.

[@TheMegaAsh]

Entirely possible that this will become WW3 but I wouldn't use the term "Undercover" because WW1 wasn't referred to as WW1 until some time after WW2. Up to and including the duration of WW2, WW1 was called "The Great War". I don't know dates as to when but I'd say WW1 wasn't recognised as WW1 until WW2 was recognised as WW2 which of course was referred to as "The War in Europe" (or something like that!) and "The Pacific War". If Ukraine is the start of WW3, we won't know until we're already in it and maybe not officially referred to WW3 for several years after it concludes.

[@lieutenanttom9733]

What about this is undercover 😂