Royal Marine Reacts To U.S & Brazilian Soldiers conduct River and Jungle Assault (Nov 2023)

[@TheJrfoz]

Eu fui Policial Militar em são paulo, trabalhei no COE. Eu fiz o Curso de Comandos, só consegui porque eu fui atleta profissional e isso me ajudou. O preparo físico, o foco na escolha, persistência e a vontade em terminar o curso. O meu pensamento era. somente mais uma hora, eu aguento só mais uma hora. Quando percebi, já tinha acabado, 90 dias de instrução. COMANF! AD SUMUS!

[@lealpetrucio]

Parabéns, tem que ser muito foda pra completar o curso.

[@leandrorogeriostumpfbehenc7332]

Obrigado pelo serviço prestado

[@alexandremilani9733]

𝙋𝙖𝙧𝙖𝙗𝙚́𝙣𝙨 𝘾𝙖𝙫𝙚𝙞𝙧𝙖 💪

[@AdrianoCDias]

BRASIL!!!

[@Komodoo11]

the guy with "comandos" badge in boat 2:10 is goat, comandos is one of the most powerfull units here in brazil, they suffer and go through every possible situation to earn this badge

[@zinski3977]

Os caras com o ''Ranger'' são basicamente o comandos, só que dos EUA. Airborne é paraquedista

[@IanCazarotto]

I almost enlisted to Brazil's infantry army in 2020, now here I am, watching a former Royal Marine's KZbin channel since April 2020 hahaha love from Brazil, mate! 🫶 Keep it up!

[@nicollasrodrigues148]

Uma pena q n serviu mano, servi em 2022, 31° BIMTz, 1° Companhia de Fuzileiros. Fui formado por um Capitão Comandos de Forças Especiais

[@ricardo3976]

Those who are training there are not Brazilian jungle soldiers, but soldiers from other nations who come here in Brazil to receive the jungle soldier course. Any criticism of these people will perhaps be speaking badly of their own compatriots! Our soldiers trained in this course do not make the mistakes mentioned in the video. Many of those who are there give up on the first day.

[@educastellini]

-I worked as a civilian specialist with the Brazilian air force for almost 20 years so I know many stories about the military: -The training of the Amazon forest elite force of the Brazilian army is the toughest in the world in forests, very few graduate and it lasts for a period of time that varies from 1 to 2 months and I am told that the Green Berets came several times to train together and basically they They come out saying that it is the most aggressive and extreme training they have ever seen and the foreign guests only participate until halfway through the training. -Remembering that the level of these troops is to devastate narco guerrillas and any possible invader of the Brazilian Amazon forest, so it is absurd. -Normal Brazilian soldiers are very weak compared to Americans due to little training and equipment. -Now the forest elites, Caatinga (semi-arid) and the elite in general are really the best specialists in their field separately. -Narcos from countries around Brazil, such as Colombia, have already tried to invade parts of the Amazon, but the forest soldiers humiliated them several times. -So imagine that guerrillas accustomed to the terrain are afraid of Brazil's Amazonian army, then imagine their degree of specialization. -The Amazon rainforest is the densest and most aggressive forest you can imagine. Drones can only pass if they are above the trees, which are sometimes 40 or 50 meters high. Walking through it freely is only for those who really know it. -To help you understand where they went, it's not the real forest, it's a rubber farm (they take the resin from the tree in an artisanal way without cutting down the tree like the Indians did) so at the first stop it's the normal forest and they just showed it from the boat , where they entered is a clean forest where latex farmers already clean and clean it is as you see in the video. -And the Amazon during the rainy season filches the places you saw, so there is the smooth clay at the bottom of the river where they sometimes slip. -This video is the vanilla version of a real forest training mission, there are only soldiers who speak English (not all Brazilians speak it), it was just to film the real missions, there is a soldier losing his hand, a group crossing 50kms of closed forest without food having to turn around, when there are no cameras it is very aggressive, look this video. kzbin.info/www/bejne/bnWtnaxqYrCSfJY

[@leonardojesus7889]

Good points, but u wrong saying our soldiers are weak...

[@PauloPereira-jj4jv]

"Caatinga"... catinga é outra coisa 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@educastellini]

@@leonardojesus7889 -So as I said, the soldiers are hardworking but when you take any foreign soldier they have equipment that if you go to see an American or English soldier they carry a drone, night vision, newer weapons, one soldier like this is 3 ou 4 times more expensive in equipament and training, etc... -The weakness is in equipment and investment but it is a reflection of how much Brazil invests in defense.

[@educastellini]

@@PauloPereira-jj4jv -sorry, I change on the comentary...

[@leonardojesus7889]

@educastellini I understand, but at the end of the day, good equipment is nothing compared to a good training, our soldiers are trained to protect our country, and we're the best at it, us and uk passed last 2 or 3 decades fight in the middle east, which is a complete difference cenario, but obviously we don't invest as much as they specily because we're not at declared war.

[@ThiagoRieversChaves]

These must be brazillian troops actually teaching Americans about jungle incursions.

[@MobiledoPC]

Go in there and do everything by yourself then.

[@wendel212lego4]

​@@MobiledoPC that's literally how the S.E.L.V.A works, they give you instructions and if you do they wrong you disqualified so yeah it's can be Brazilian troops teaching Americans troops 😂

[@xxweslleyxx0077]

​@@wendel212lego4 se você olhar bem verá que são as tropas Estadunidenses que estão dando dicas e ordens para algumas tropas Brasileiras.

[@Rlpqd]

​@@xxweslleyxx0077Claro Que não, o Brasil é o segundo melhor país em Combate na selva...

[@xxweslleyxx0077]

@@Rlpqd e os EUA são um dos países que tem tanto treinamento militar na selva como experiência de guerra. Já o Brasil tem apenas o treinamento, e dá para perceber de vista quando você vê os soldados perdidos ao receber uma ordem. A realidade é sempre diferente dos contos de fadas.

[@395leandro]

The bag you're wondering about at 3:50 is a dump pouch for empty mags or other items you don't want to simply discard on the floor. It's meant to be out of the way and easy to reach back and drop the empty or half empty mags when time allows. You keep them open like that during an engagement or when an engagement is likely to happen and then can close later to not accidentally drop your mags all over. I usually use mine on my rear left side attached to my belt via mole system, since I grab my mags with my left hand and can quickly drop them there before reaching for a fresh one. Of course, if you need to be fast you'll just drop it on the floor.

[@YeetMeDaddy]

@@guyintenn This is because we do not have distinct words for ground (outdoors) and floor (indoors). I mean... we have them, but they are specific words that can have multiple meanings. For instance, what in English we would call "street" we actually use as both "street" and "outdoors," and the context will depend on the situation you are using it. We have instead one generic word for anything below our feet which is "chão." Of course, we will also use driveway, sidewalk etc. when we want to be specific about what kind of "chão" we are referring to.

[@bnobregaHDs]

I really don't believe how a former Royal Marine doesn't know a drop pouch.

[@edsonedi4942]

Pra limpar a bunda mesmo

[@oldbasicoutsider]

In case of combat in that jungle, the enemy is one of the last things you'd be afraid of. If you don't take care of yourself, the weather, animals, poisonous plants and insects, thirst and hunger would kill you first, especially in the Amazon, that's why its called "Green Hell".

[@wesleylimadasilva2220]

The problem for you outsiders and people from the rest of Brazil is to create this whole myth about the Amazon when you never came here

[@CrazyLabs]

Indeed

[@andreborja8128]

Desculpa dizer, os gringos não duram algumas horas na selva,

[@tsukachi9869]

Green hell like nurburgring 😅

[@sombraarthur]

SOP in Brazilian army is not to shift, but to be concealed and covered at all times and shift only if it is your last resort (because it will tire you a lot, fast, in a fight that by nature of forest combat, is long). Therefore, no great need to shift, specially in the Jungle, where you can get tangled in pretty much anything and you can use a lot of trees for cover, in the Amazon Forest. The soldiers you have watched are the US Rangers doing some training at CIGS (Centre for Instruction on Jungle Warfare), which is basiically half of the real thing.

[@sombraarthur]

​@Xanthumb_Gum OK kid? Well, ok, Grandpa. See you in the Amazon!

[@arsnakehert]

I believe those are 101st Airborne, not Rangers, but I guess there could be some overlap within each soldier's qualifications and whatnot

[@educastellini]

-There are two films based on the book by a captain of the Brazilian BOPE police (the Rio de Janeiro SWAT trained to deal with the Narco Guerrillas from the favelas), the film is called Elite Squad and there are two films. -They show the BOPE training in the film and basically out of 40 military police officers who enter, 3 or 4 graduate because the training is so brutal, they even say in the film that it is more aggressive than the training of the Israeli elite forces. -I recommend watching the film and reacting, you will like it.

[@bobe0764]

This film has already toured the world

[@OseiasFox61a1]

Em 1987 eu tinha 21 anos, meu pai comprou uma fazenda no Pará, eu fui dar uma volta pela floresta, andei 300 metros e me perdi, fiquei três horas andando, quando encontrei uns catadores de castanha eu estava a mais e um quilometro de distância do acampamento. E olha que fui criando em fazenda em Minas Gerais, não era nenhum amador. Pra voltar tive que ser guiado por um dos catadores de castanhas. Meu pai me deu aqela bronca, já estava organizando o pessoal pra ir me procurar. Eu tinha comigo apenas um facão e uma espingarda calibre 28 de dois canos. Sem falar que meu irmao foi picado por uma jararaca dias depois. Ainda bem que meu pai na epoca vendeu as terras. Sinceramente não gostei da floresta, barulhenta, quente demais, muitos insetos pra te picar, serpentes. Hoje moro aqui em Montes Claros MG, na floresta nunca mais voltei e nem quero voltar.

[@paulosergiopires1341]

Dear influencer, I would like to warn you that electronic equipment does not usually work well under the canopy of trees. They hinder the emission/reception of electromagnetic waves. That's why Brazilian jungle combat training is so rustic and orthodox. Didn't you have the opportunity to train at the Belizean jungle warfare training center?

[@edsonedi4942]

Soldados americanos são Nutellas 😂😂

[@DayWoo2011]

I was there in November with my company. One hell of an experience! I learned a lot being there, and (even though it sucked) I would 100% go back. I enjoyed interacting with the brazilian soldiers, eating their food, and trading patches. The Battle of Oiapoque was crazy! The civilians had no idea we were coming! We just showed up and started laying pure hate! It scared the shit out of everyone in their houses.

[@edsonedi4942]

Cuidado com os índios

[@daniellemorais6734]

eu lembro desse treinamento de colaboração entre BRA, USA e GUIANA FRNCESA, foi aqui no Amapá, passaram alguns dias, essa galera gringa sofreu demais, tomaram muita picada de inseto, muitos tiveram reações graves, segundo um amigo meu que serve o exercito aqui.

[@Jamhael1]

Isso prova que eles são fracos, a linhagem deles é fraca, e que os ancestrais deles são fracos.

[@paulosergiopires1341]

Será que eles quiseram simular a Operação Surumu?

[@Jamhael1]

@@paulosergiopires1341 a Operação Surumu foi a maior "manobra de caô" que já ví - os gringos entraram no Brasil pela Amazônia, e "coincidentemente", tinha um exercício militar marcado naquela exata região, naquele exato período do ano.

[@daniellemorais6734]

@@paulosergiopires1341 essa foi uma cooperação entre os 3 paises, aqui na midia divulgaram bem isso

[@firmezaecabecao]

Into the rainforest you don't need another enemy... The forest is the enemy itself, and bullets can't kill it

[@lucassantos2198]

Na verdade esse vídeo é dos estrangeiros que vem fazer estágio no Brasil.

[@andrealves8941]

Exercício combinado esse ai

[@macieldsf]

14:41 In 2017 I served in the Brazilian Armed Forces, more precisely the Sixth Battalion of Light Infantry Airborne Unit and this type of equipment was already used to train troops from different battalions or military commands, they competed against each other. It really is like a laser teg but the guns are loaded with feast ammunition... Therefore, Brazil has been improving in combat, both in CQB and in large areas, and in the most difficult way,which is with old equipment like for fal 7,62x51 that weighs on average loaded its 8kgs and backpacks up to 30kgs are usually 50kgs of equipment depending on the ballistic vest ... So, let's say that the soldiers of the American Army do not have the same customs as the Brazilians, who from experience I say are forged with the tempering of steel, there is a lot of payment within the Brazilian Army with earwigs, elephant handjob and push-ups that can be paid in installments with compound interest, if there are 50 it becomes 100..

[@Scorpio.1989]

that pouch that you were pointing out at around 4:30 is a drop pouch, and that's just an extra general purpose pouch for whatever you may need, from partial rifle magazines, to additional spare magazines or anything that you may not have time to properly store away...

[@KenMcGeachy]

"Zig zag, don't forget to get them zig zags in" all I could think was "serpentine!! Serpentine!" 😅

[@SparkyProtogen]

Honestly wouldn't mind seeing livestreams on Fridays 👀 i didn't miss the 500k livestream, loved watching you play, congrats on 500k and keep up the hard work

[@CubaLibre69]

That’s a dump pouch on the soldier’s backside - It’s just a way to quickly dump a spent mag without having to reinsert the empty mag into your mag pouches.

[@_Muru9_]

8:00 in Brazli we really don't use helmets in jungle warfare frequently, but happens

[@dylanogden812]

🇪🇺🇺🇲🇬🇧🗽We're here cuz we wanna listen to u waffling over the top ha thank u for ur videos much respect 🇪🇺🇺🇲🇬🇧🇪🇺🇺🇲🇬🇧

[@BrokenTwiggs]

commonly called a "Dump pouch" used for quick reloads, easy to drop mags in and go.

[@walterdearrudafortesjuni-wp5oh]

LÁ na ponta Norte do país melhores cursos de engenharia são das forças armadas, pra entrar são como concurso, concorrido, recebe e estuda, as empresas de aeronáutica agora estão disputando com a Embraer quem contrata engenheiro aeronáutico daqui.

[@pedropedrones]

Esses lugares de treinamento são extremamente isolados dentro da Selva Amazônica, nem 1% da população brasileira sequer algum dia vai pisar nesses locais onde o exército trabalha para proteger as fronteiras.

[@murillofc15]

Discordo, cada a eficácia desse plano de ação? se é para ir lá e não resolver o problema nem vai!

[@rubemaragao2368]

They are not Brazilian soldiers. They are American soldiers training in Brazil. CORE operation.

[@ThiagoPereiraMiranda]

Nahh

[@lychvy8023]

Yo dude! Would be cool if you could do a reaction series to Singapore's conscript commando training! Not many people outside of Singapore know that we have conscript commandos even though it is well known that our nation's military is largely made up of conscript soldiers. This is a full 12 episode web series, each episode lasting 30mins and documents the conscript commando training from Basic Military Training (BMT), to commando specialisation training and battalion phase training, including a Brunei jungle phase, to earn the red beret. This series is quite dated but the training is mostly the same except for the final exercise which in this documentary, is a 72km march over 2 days 2 nights with a battalion raid mission in the middle of the march. This has been changed to a 3 day exercise called X72 which is literally 72 hours of non-stop physical activities (rappelling, boat carry, raid mission) and a 72km march. If you're keen on checking it out, i can email you the link to the documentary web series!

[@Ewertontomaz-b8h]

The best military Brasílian jungle

[@ActuallyJamie]

Those are probably mag dump pouches to keep empty mags in during a firefight so you're not trying to put it back into your chest rig. They are using BFA's

[@everypitchcounts4875]

The boat scene looked like it was Special Warfare Combatant-craft Crewmen aka SWCC

[@RogerClothess]

3:54 - It´s as drop pouch. They use it to drop the empty mags or tactical change of mags so they don´t lost it on the mud nor leave a "footprint"

[@iranmisael5229]

BRASIL aqui a Cobra fuma e a Onça bebe água. 🇧🇷👊🇧🇷👊🇧🇷

[@4David97]

KKKKKKKKKKKKKKK

[@valmarsoares9569]

E o meio fio é pintado😂😂😂😂😂

[@Jonih1000]

@@valmarsoares9569 não compare soldados de alistamento obrigatório com soldados que fazem cursos especiais.

[@valmarsoares9569]

@@Jonih1000 São tudo porcaria, pro Brasileiro não servem de nada! Só servem pra pintar meio fio e roçar juquira

[@murillofc15]

@@Jonih1000 kkkkkk só não entendo pra que tanto curso?

[@chrypko]

Just a good side note, we have natives on most of our troops, indigenous people are majority on the jungle platoons, "catinga" (a kind of desert) here people from there, so it's people from that region, adapted to the weather, learning since the childhood of how to survive in the weather, how to find water and food, how to blend into the environment. And as absurd it could sound, our jungle troops don't have dogs, they have "onças" (jaguars (Panthera onca).

[@USAsportsmanIdaho]

Brazil is a Portuguese speaking country, I would think they would be practing hand signals along with verbal commands. The troops moving through dead palm fronds have no choice but to make noise if thats where their target is located.

[@Jamhael1]

Dude, those guys are NINJAS, or Elves - they even got British, Fench and US troops by SURPRISE once.

[@rafaelalodio5116]

The Americans in this training are going way too heavy, look how the Brazilian have much less equipment, that’s why they are making so much noise and falling, also going slower. But that’s the point of training.

[@rafaelalodio5116]

@WonderMonkey-xp3xk And so does Brazil, besides, none of this guys are old enough to have thought in Vietnam. Don’t get butthurt hurt about it, but you can see they were tripping all over and moving slower.

[@rafaelalodio5116]

@WonderMonkey-xp3xk I think I do

[@FerrugemCaio]

As a former Brazilian soldier our kits are just as heavy, those ones you see in the video are instructors thats why they are not carrying the full kit.

[@bspth__876]

​​@WonderMonkey-xp3xk Com toda certeza te digo: que; em uma situação real, esses americanos já teriam caído em uma emboscada. De qualquer forma respeito os EUA.👍🏻

[@gabrielchcosta]

3:45 Seems to be a dump pouch, for empty mags and other stuff

[@waltersergio2996]

They are americans training in Brazilian jungle school.

[@christinawhalen644]

Duuude, that jungle has spiders, ants, and dirty snakes. Couldn’t do it, I’d run away from the spider lol

[@fabricio4794]

Poisounous Mosquitoes can destroy any superpower on that Jungle is impossible walk there

[@brmendesm]

Caraca... relembrando minha época de CIGS... nostalgia do terror... obrigado EB e CIGS. SELVA!

[@zgthor]

3:50 i dont have military experience but in airsoft ppl would use that for rapid magazine storing when empty, so you dont have to fiddle with the pouch, you just throw it in there

[@erikdavidantonio5368]

I'm a CIGS soldier, today I only drink beer!🍺 I'm considered in Homer Simpson do Brazil. 😂

[@The16MHz]

3:40 this is a discard bag, for used mags after change this

[@andrew_maia]

Em meio a floresta, os terrenos são acidentados, correr em zigue zague não parece ser uma boa escolha, mudar de posição é sempre um desafio entre o foco e o equilíbrio. Na floresta há tocos de árvores afiados no chão , pode haver lamas, folhas camuflando buracos , principalmente na floresta amazônica onde o solo é geralmente úmido. E também jamais o exército brasileiro irá mostrar e ensinar todas as suas taticas de mateiro, bem como o exército americano tem os seus segredos, e todo o exército do mundo.

[@josafatavares935]

Aqui é o Brasil

[@feanorgalahad900]

First rule in Rain Florest Fight, DONT WASTE STAMINA, zig zag and move alot is your enemy, Crawling, hiding and know the region is the best way here, we not only fight enemys, but deadly plants and animals too

[@samtexasmadeinbrasil]

the most respected jungle forces in the world : Brazil! If American had our help in the Vietnam war ,probably the final could be different. In the Jungle, Brazil don't fear any country around the globe! This exercise is a little demonstration (I couldn't see any Indian troops together) only, the real situation, we'll have the native Indians and needle with frogs poison in this equation ..LOL

[@CupuaçuDoNorte]

Sim, o Brasil ajudou, deram café prós estadunidenses

[@string_fellow_hawk]

Muscle memory would kick right in.

[@gumshoe2273]

Brazil's got some jungles to be sure.

[@Jamhael1]

As a Brazilian, let me tell you: Brazil is a DEATH COUNTRY. - in the Northeast, we have a very arid territory called "caatinga"; - the Southeast is a very dense urban terrain; - the South is open plains with roilling hills, called "pampa", making it perfect for cavalry warfare, but stupidly hot and humid in the summer, and stupidly cold and humid in winter; - the Center-west is a type of savannah called "cerrado", with a floodplain ("pantanal") and plateaus ("Planalto Central") that has a bad habit of catching on fire every summer, and rain as if it never did before, so watch out with the alligators...; - the North is the Amazon Rainforest, which we lovely nickname "GREEN HELL";

[@carlosflores8039]

Isso e treinamento para americanos ministrados por brasileiros

[@vintage349]

Secret Brazilian ☢️

[@luissommer1573]

Hey mate look the link I’ve sent you! It’s about the Comandos from the Brazilian army

[@marjamkiewdetoledomoraeski936]

I think that's hard to find any specialized force in jungle Warfare better than the Brazilians... Spec forces from ALL the world comes to do joint jungle exercises in Brazil👍😊

[@Saviorprimo-incog]

Man I didnt realize how basic camouflage could be so effective at 9:20 made my eyes wonk out

[@meme_lord3525]

Im joining the military and Im curious how often do these events happen?

[@matheuscorrea369]

Eu estive nessa operação conjunta.

[@chudbo8751]

all 3 weren't changing mags one was performing remedial action to clear the chamber. blanks are notorious for jamming. but shifting after fire is legit.l should always look to change position after firing.

[@carcaragus9447]

You should research about Batalhão Especializado em Policiamento do Interior (BEPI) a police in a desert area in Brazil they're a real badasses

[@lucianovalentim9360]

PAY ATTENTION! This video demonstrates training given by Brazilian Jungle Soldiers to Americans or English. I don't know how to distinguish foreigners' uniforms. You barely see Brazilians.There are numerous jungle battalions in the Amazon made up of soldiers from all indigenous ethnicities in the Amazon. You don't see them in the wild.

[@ManoDogz]

Soldados indigenas? Mano tá passando desinformação, nesse vídeo em específico é sim para estrangeiros, porém existe sim exército brasileiro. A selva.

[@CupuaçuDoNorte]

No norte todo mundo tem genética indígena, isso tenho certeza como amazonense

[@Zimno-Bialy]

Não sei por quê, acolhemos e treinamos tropas de países que falam que a Amazônia não pertence a nós... Esses exercícios em conjunto devem parar, a história mostra que nunca se deve confiar em um americano ou inglês...

[@GenivalGomes-b1s]

Pois é né,dar pra entender o país em que vivemos?!😅

[@douglasf.g.7382]

Fique tranquilo que o "treinamento de selva" que eles fazem aqui, está longe da real brutalidade que é o do brasileiro. 😂

[@Zimno-Bialy]

@@douglasf.g.7382 sim, disso eu sei, mas mesmo assim eles tem acesso a nosso bioma e localização de postos fronteiriços e campos de treinamento. Acho isso uma bizarrice. É como a ovelha chamar o lobo pra jantar na casa dela..

[@DADSGARAGE777]

Nothing better then watching this at 330-4 in the morning getting ready for work thanks buddy have a great day

[@cart6275]

Ele se esquecendo que a maioria dos brasileiros não sabem inglês, ou seja, não iam entender as mensagens passadas. ☠️

[@tesdrenga3517]

Tell me that you've had to march all day with wet boots without actually saying you've marched all day with wet boots---> @3:27 You can never truly know unless you have felt that pain. IYKYK ❤

[@rudi121a1]

CORE23 (Combined Operation and Rotation Exercise) 101 airborne in Amazon and CORE 21 brazilian AIRBORNE in the state of Louisiana. Core exercise finnish in 2028

[@juvencioneto5562]

Tou should watch more about Brazilian army stuff. Its a really Nice think to watch. We have moutain, caatinga (desert) paratroops, artilharia and more qnd more unics unities

[@combatemilitar4461]

Brasil O melhor exército de combate em selva que existe! Os soldados americanos não aguentaram 1mes de treinamento na selva brasileira!

[@aldomartinez421]

It’s always really nice to see you reacting to other foreign militaries. Could you react to Mexico’s tier one SF unit by a channel called The Spy Network?

[@RicardoSchewe]

the butt cover is used to lower impact os drone attacks

[@HwhatDaHyell]

POSTED ONE MINUTE AGO GANG

[@Targino19]

Hello, then react The Instruction and Operations Center in the Caatinga, a military company from a biome that only exists in Brazil.

[@leahmollytheblindcatnordee3586]

Very interesting.

[@rogeriodaniel2845]

On 1:28 it's a drop mag pouch!

[@Restored_Empire4853]

On your own time. You should watch the Unsubscribe podcast with Chris Narobi (I know I spelled his last name wrong) it’s about the SAS guy in Kenya in 2019. Keep it up man!!

[@ActuallyJamie]

His name is Christian Craighead aka Obi Wan Nairobi and a super down to earth guy. He was in Nairobi Africa

[@Gustavo-cd7cn]

You know they are us soldiers when their strategy is infinite ammo😂

[@JoaoCeloto.]

Vão procurar o código Fonte das urnas mágicas.😅 SEMPER FI

[@robsonborba6273]

4:33 Woi ya pocky - Oiapoque

[@paullucas7460]

This has to be more of a school not an actual training exercise, the way they are talking and so many other things are so un-sat. i was regular U.S. Army and we were better than that. this could also be out of some movie that got cut. Something just doesn't smell right about this video.

[@ArlindoBuriti]

The americans are all heavy breathing... right there you know is over. that is why we have units for that area alone, you need to train really hard to not just die just by straying in the jungle.

[@Scorpio.1989]

Insider Business (or Business Insider) has a documentary on the US Jungle Warfare School in Hawaii on their youtube channel...

[@joaoBorges-nd5kx]

Very good content mate, you should react to the Movie "Elite Squad". It tells a little bit about the BOPE, Elite squad of the Rio de Janeiro Police and how things heapens in the city. I believe you will like.

[@matheuscunhadealmeidafeito2763]

you should react about the caatinga training of de Brazilian army

[@Nomad_LA]

Now is the time to know, when will you react to Tropa de Elite?

[@dougfry7638]

These guys are rookie probably with the dwindling combat leadership and they appear to be doing this in preparation for future jungle warfare. Exercises like this are the beginnings of establishing jungle sop's. The team leaders are generally corporal or sergeants. This is the 101st airborne division and not an sf unit. Again this was for training.

[@ramonp.7095]

Ota looks more US army then Brazilian images! If you really look Brazilian army action in the jungle look for CIGS !

[@cyklone1819]

that pouch on his ass is a dump bag empty mags or various shit gets dropped inside

[@NerdBipolar01]

In the jungle, no soldier can beat the Brazilian! Fact!!!

[@canalcomentario]

Numa eventual guerra a selva seria um refugio para soldados e nao um cenario de combate, pelo menos é o que observamos com o avanço tencologico onde um enxame de drones se encarrega de caçar na selva enviando a localizaçao para artilharia ou força aérea. No caso do brasil talvez a Venezuela seria um Adversario interessado em um conflito com ajuda da Russia e da CHina enquanto que o BR estaria com EUA e demais aliados sul americanos.

[@crgbarros]

Na floresta amazônica é ela que impõem as regras! .... ou você as cumprem ou ela vai lhe cobrar caro!.

[@Hot70]

😂😂😂😂 Tais estágios no qual estrangeiros participam nas forças armadas BRASILEIRAS...não chega a 10% do necessário para o curso ser completo 😎😎😎😎, até pq ... são segredos de estratégia .

[@ALSPEHEIR]

3:30 Its a dump pouch.

[@edsonedi4942]

Recado pros estrangeiros cuidado com as pítons e onças 😎

[@fros7314]

You should do a video on u.s MARSOC Marines,

[@aldolammel]

To be honest, I tried to watch here, but the comments on video sometimes sound silly when not only too much :( Sorry to say that. Maybe it doesn't fit just to me. Cheers.

[@thewowhonnor]

Thats EUA Rangers making training.

[@joaosantos-mm4sq]

Tentar entra na Amazônia fica la mesmo 😅😅😅 . Soldados de selva os melhores do mundo. 🇧🇷🔫🛡🐆⚔

[@dcamarantes1]

65% of Brazil's territory is made up of forest! Most of it dense forest. And more than 14 thousand kilometers are forest borders with other countries such as Venezuela and Colombia, WHICH ARE FAMOUS for drug trafficking. So patrols in the forest are normal.

[@TCKRDefense]

I would pass on ever joining the Us army or marines i would join the Air force or navy or space force.

[@Diogo-dt1uf]

Man.. are you sure you dont know what a drop bag is?

[@Franz_Z]

Oiapoque is frontier with FRANCE... NATO Country... In South America.

[@alexkosta2535]

CIGS , jungle warriors !

[@NottiOne]

They need to tighten up, sounds like a heard of elephants moving through the jungle.

[@WMW-82]

Just for the mystical sorcery that is also known as the KZbinry Algorithm thingy!