Real Life CQB: 2 Terrorist 1 Soldier (New Channel

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This video shows a combat engineer from the IDF taking on two terrorists by himself. The Israeli Soldier is able to successfully defend himself even after taking a grenade.
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[@Forward_Concepts]

The link to my new channel is in the description of this video. All my content will be there from now on. I appreciate everyone who helped me build this channel.

[@alarickline3378]

I love the discussions of combat footage keep it up! As for live reviews, i dont typically watch them live i usually watch them at a later time.

[@user-js4vt7bt1f]

Ambi shooting never had a practice in IDF, I guess because it's just much harder to train and still have disadvantages. And it's important for the army built from all the citizens, not contract baised. I mean, they have overall about 1 million soldiers from 10 million population. It's like you will take about 35 millions of americans to the army. I'm sure not everybody of them will learn fast, will be motivated and etc. Because of that IDF trying to learn their soldiers with easy to learn hard to master tactics.

[@Forward_Concepts]

@@user-js4vt7bt1f they seem like great dudes. As a result of this war they will make adjustments.

[@hippycracktalksmack]

Funker is an Israeli shill so yeah some neutral commentary pertaining to SOP’s and context would be rad

[@santiagocanavati]

The more reviews the better, your content is top tier !!

[@cej3940]

Fucking hell, that building is a real G for holding up that dude's massive balls wtf

[@davidbeasley962]

Lmfao

[@YourLocalSid]

"we will also bring you diapers" no kidding I would be shitting myself too in that situation

[@khoroshoigra8388]

@@YourLocalSid try hard ma'am 😎😎

[@adrian333dev]

This guy doesn't give a s*** about stupid KZbin rules, almost no censorship except blurring. Much respect for you.

[@Forward_Concepts]

Anything that can be considered gruesome just try to avoid. I especially need to keep it safe for the next 90 days or I’ll lose the channel.

[@Mike-yy4ll]

Where you found this video originally? I want to see some non-edited combat footage and i don't know any websites on that topic. Not for gore thing, but because any form of censorship is idiotic.​@@Forward_Concepts

[@xnub]

Ya I like that, but 99 % chance channel gets ban in 90 days if it keeps up like this video. Unfortunate as it may be.

[@pineappleenjoyer9297]

@@BlueDippyYou‘re defending terrorists. Reported 4 terrorism :)

[@ryanschuler9827]

​@@Forward_Conceptsu should make another channel just in case. KZbin is BS for censoring war. As long as it's +18 for mature audiences. I think everybody should be aware of what war actually is.

[@privateprivate4315]

After this incident the soldier was interviewed by Israeli news. Upon killing the second terrorist he moves out of the way to the left. He said his legs then gave out and he collapsed in a seated position, pulled security on that open point and waited for the rest of his team. His team arrived, cleared the rest of that back room and then extracted him. He is a member of Sayeret Yahalom which is the special forces detachment of the IDF Combat engineers. Worth noting combat engineers in the IDF complete mandatory IDF infantry training prior to moving on to their “engineering” training component. Sayeret Yahalom conducts infantry training, engineering training and then their “special operations” training consisting of a variety of training modules. I believe their pipeline is about 14-16 months though I am not positive.

[@Summercamp1sland]

Do you know how he ended up in that situation

[@Forward_Concepts]

Every combat role gets some level of infantry training. However, typically when you move to your primary role, that is your focus. Him also being a reservist means the training he does have is limited to their reservist training schedule (most likely)…thanks for the info.

[@privateprivate4315]

I do not recall getting specifics from the initial interview I saw. He mentioned something about the rest his team actually being fairly close but having to break off for some reason.

[@lilchopstick7773]

Yeah I believe his legs gave out was because he caught shrapnel from a grenade. I saw this videos on R/combatfootage awhile back and that part where it cuts forward doesn’t show the grenade exploding in that room he was in.

[@adler7730]

@@Forward_Concepts to add to the above & to the comment by @DimaEzPony - reservists here means something somewhat different to reservists in the US (and generally around the world). Reservists here are individuals who served their 3 years, got certified to some role, and were later passed on to the reserves. Said reservists continue to train annually (the frequency of said training is dependant on the unit said individuals belong to. The 'special' the unit - the more [and better] training their personnel will do), Meaning - reservists are usually decently trained (that varies across units. However, generally, from my personal experience - it holds true, at least across A & B tier units) especially those belong to some special unit as the one in the video. As for the switching shoulder tactic - except for some special units - the IDF don't teach it at all. It requires some training (as i'm sure you know) to get right, hence (i assume) it generally isn't taught

[@Durandalski]

I saw this video on FUNKER530 when it was released, and it’s completely insane. As bad as this dude clearly was, it’s sobering to think that this was probably the most terrifying and traumatic moment of his life we’re watching on video.

[@Ready_player_1432]

It’s not COD buddy, how many wars you took part in?

[@gavinfreenone6626]

@@Ready_player_1432 I-I don't think he was insulting the guy, what is the point of this reply 🤣

[@user-rh5rl4mz9m]

Nerd ​@@Ready_player_1432

[@TheRealDustysince2011]

Bro has poor reading comprehension

[@thegamingshiba]

@Ready_player_1432 I don’t think a single part of this comment was meant to insult the guy in the video?

[@guitarthrasher81]

Shooting ambidextrous or from opposite shoulder is not something the IDF trains their infantry in. It’s definitely an advanced shooting capability, but the IDF infantry only trains pretty basic and somewhat mediocre rifle fundamentals, and doesn’t get as much proper range time as one would imagine after boot camp. - former IDF paratrooper/sniper, current reservist

[@Forward_Concepts]

I figured as much. However, I disagree that it’s advanced…it truly isn’t. Without even doing it you can imagine how simple the task is. I would argue it’s more difficult to transition pistol from strong to weak to shoot one handed…which is trained.

[@guitarthrasher81]

@@Forward_Concepts Getting guys with very minimal rifle training to perform decently with regular shooting fundamentals is hard enough, and standards are barely met from my experience and what I’ve seen. So I think it would be a very tall order to incorporate ambi shooting and expect decent results. Again these guys don’t even train with pistol, they zero M4A1s and train basic courses of fire not even monthly id say quarterly

[@privateprivate4315]

I’m hoping one of the changes this conflict brings in a raising of standards and mission readiness. I exited the IDF in 2007 after serving with the paratroopers as well. I don’t recall it being that bad back then but perhaps my memory is leaning on the highlights. The IDF would also benefit from a true professional NCO corps imo.

[@Riri_734]

I think its mainly a conscript army thingy and they were trained years ago 5-10+ years, outdated syllabus lol. My country has mandatory military service too. 2 years, used to be 3 years during my dad's time. We don't train ambidextrous shooting during my service in 2007 as a marine. Even during my 12 years of reservist duty, no shoulder switching. Instructors do teach(more like show) but we don't actively train/practice it. At best some of us will switch shoulders if the situation demands it but again its not muscle memory and we don't practice it at the range. Moreover our new rifles that rolled out during my service was a bullpup design which had no addon mechanisms to support left handed or left shoulder shooting. Like the IDF, most conscripts don't even have sidearm/pistol. My batch was an exception cos we got activated for actual Ops, had to train and equip P226s. I do know the regular force does practice ambidextrous shooting, in the range and in battle movements etc. They were also the first to receive deflectors or upgraded models or they use different rifles that us. However in recent years ambidextrous shooting has become more prominent in training mainly due to the focus on urban warfare. My nephews and younger cousins serving now do practice shoulder switching mainly during urban ops but it is not a requirement at the range. Its still a pretty new thing for conscripts. Do US soldiers have to shoot both methods at the range for training?

[@DanielRojas-gh5xj]

Liar, you are American. I took a look into you channel and definitely you are not from Israel

[@srayacohen1944]

I know from conversations with friends who fought there, some of the HMS grenades are improvised or local production, and are generally pretty weak. No that I would like to stand near one, but it explains why he could continue fighting after that explosion.

[@Forward_Concepts]

Makes sense

[@siroswaldmosleysiroswaldmo4400]

I trained with Phillipines special forces on one of my rotations. Those guys are beyond great at unarmed close quarter combat. I was a Marine Raider at the time , before I joined in with MARSOC. But those guys have a rigorous selection process

[@kurtispalmer8168]

Honestly looks like that thing detonated while in air the flash seems to be a couple feet off the ground.

[@TacticalFeverShorts]

Get your own country Nazi

[@davidbeasley962]

Thanks for sharing. You can see the center of the explosion in the video, at best it was in the doorway. No way he shrugged off an m67 or equivalent at that range, that fills in a blank for me. Thank you!

[@connor56347]

I would 100% like to see a Marawi breakdown. That battle was nuts and the Philippine forces are super underrated

[@Forward_Concepts]

I think so too they are legit

[@ancientxtitan9313]

@@Forward_Concepts Do a Marawi breakdown. That would be great!

[@thegamingshiba]

Hell yeah get some respect for the Filipinos out there. My Mom’s friend was a filipino pilot and did some strikes in marawi. We really gotta get some more videos out on that situation, while I wasn’t affected by it, (2nd gen filipino) I had family who was.

[@NyxtoX6]

SPECIAL OPERATIONS FORCES COMPARISON BASED ON OPERATIONAL SCOPE ARMY: USA = 1st SFOD-Delta CAG aka Delta Force Philippines = Light Reaction Regiment aka LRR or Tiradores USA = United States Army Special Forces -Green Berets Philippines:= AFPSOCOM 1st Scout Ranger Regiment - Musangs or Strikers NAVY: USA = US Navy SEAL Team 6 aka DEVGRU Philippines= Philippine UDT SEAL NAVOU 8 aka SPERGRU

[@luislongoria6621]

I too would like to see an RN50 that works. Insurgent snipers typically don't expose themselves by shooting through a hole in the wall. After taking too many casualties, the entire village was leveled

[@mike8386]

A small correction, the grenade exploded right under him, he was limping all the way after the explosion and a few seconds after the video ends he went to another room and collapsed. Yes he is alive, he was in the hospital because of fragmentation in his legs, i guess he got lucky with that grenade.

[@solomonrivers5639]

Shower Thought: Everyone alive today has been lucky with grenades

[@Forward_Concepts]

Interesting…thanks!

[@AR-hb2rh]

@@Forward_Concepts As an Israeli, Seems like Hamas grenades in this conflicts doesn't have much frag in it. many situations were grenades were exploding in very close [roximity to soldiers with not mcuh damagae.

[@darkinfinity9021]

I think he was under high stress and works only his muscle memory and for this reason do not changed -moved the rifle in other shoulder

[@chiron01]

You can see the grenade come through the door and bounce off the concrete wall to the soldier's forward right. You csn even see the initial percussion of the grenade which says youre looking straight at the grenade. That soldier is VERY lucky. It looked like an old Russian grenade.

[@AntonAdelson]

Came here to say this. We can see the grenade right in front of the soldier

[@mr.darquaviousdinglejiggle9946]

it was an improvised HMS grenade and is generally preety weak

[@patrickdixon505]

I was going to say that the blast sure looked to be entirely in the small area.

[@Biodelic]

This is an operator of Yahalom, Special Operations Engineering Unit, which is part of the Israeli Combat Engineering Corps, and is considered an Sayaret (SF) unit.

[@bryankinney815]

I think this information is extremely helpful in creating realistic expectations for anything war related. This should not be censored or demonetized either. Not that I want kids to see it but it is important to see this and reflect and learn from it.

[@adamthiemann7583]

Possible explanation for the grenade not killing him is that the Russian and Chinese grenades have an inconsistent fragmentation pattern. The grenades will sometimes just separate in two big chunks. If the chunks don’t hit you you’re probably fine.

[@Forward_Concepts]

That’s what people have been saying.

[@batobatesco1]

No, it was right next to the wall, made a small whole why we see a flash but believe it was not next to him even if the fragmentation did not hit the blast would have been enough that close without a wall between the grenade and the soldier

[@user-jg3qz7hm1s]

​@@Forward_Concepts💥Скорее всего, это была либо РГД-5, ещё советского производства, либо её китайский аналог. Так-же, могла быть просто самодельная граната, сделанная из боеприпаса для подствольного гранатомёта ГП-25. Такие мы находили ещё у чеченских боевиков и называли их "Хаттабка" ... ❗Если бы в этом маленьком коридоре рванула Ф-1, тогда было бы без разницы, сколько от неё пошло бы осколков. Бойца ЦАХАЛ, убила бы запреградная травма, от ударной волны. Ф-1 мощная граната. ❗А ещё, стоит учитывать счастливые билеты, которые этот боец вытянул ещё не все. С уважением, как воин к воину, где бы мы не встретились и как не ругались бы, политики наших стран: Старший матрос Морской Пехоты ВМФ России, старший стрелок 876 ОДШБ, 61 ГВ. ОБРМП "Спутник", 43 лет от роду ... ❗Там, где мы, там - Победа!⚓🚩🤙

[@Tulbia]

Thanks for the commentary, I've watched this video so many times and was thinking about that left shoulder on the 2nd terrorist.

[@Forward_Concepts]

In principle I feel it passes the common sense test

[@mattysee24]

Its 2024 and we're still killing each other. Crazy...

[@DZblaze]

Hey brotha, just found you, super solid content; you don’t over talk or yell and shit overtop, perfect amount of video and talking, new sub for sure, much love man.

[@forevernomad1766]

I think that the last insurgents gun jammed after that round feel as though the solder would have been sprayed otherwise

[@Forward_Concepts]

Could have been, or he was reloading

[@orbenlevi123]

looks like he tried to do hit and run (as they always do) just turning his back didn't work this time

[@Forward_Concepts]

@@orbenlevi123 I’m not sure that looked like a sustained battle

[@vokardarangerl9840]

He must has ball of steel to take that grenade and still stand up to kill next enemy

[@Theideaspectrum]

My man literally said, “I didn’t hear no bell!”

[@RickB-wg9kb]

Real Life cqb is like horror movies, in real life.. Is an experience that i dont wish to anybody. Nice channel.

[@Forward_Concepts]

Thanks!

[@chord_0121]

Seeing your thoughts on marawi would be pretty cool ig Even more insight on how and what exactly went down, especially with it having taken place in my country

[@Forward_Concepts]

That’s a good point, most people aren’t familiar with that one I don’t think.

[@privateprivate4315]

I’d like to second that. It would be great to see your review on that operation.

[@PhysicsViolator]

The infamous “zig openings” aw that’s a classic 😉

[@DimaEzPony]

Hey. The guy in the video is part of the Yahalom combat engineering unit. The unit is in charge of "special" combat engineering solutions for infantry and special forces units. The unit is considered a special forces unit and selects and trains its members accordingly. Specifically, he's an EOD tech who trains on clearing structures together with infantry/sf. He got to the balcony as a result of a grenade that was thrown at the clearing element after they got to the 2nd floor of the building, the element went downstairs while he went to the balcony. He's actually demonstrating what he was taught in training. The corners/openings are considered as points of domination. therefore, you clear the room from the opening, then advance to the next opening/corner etc etc. Just take note that the walls are a bit thicker here, 4/8 inch cinderblocks useally.

[@privateprivate4315]

Thanks for the info.

[@Go_Coup]

If there was a group of 6 or however many friendlies downstairs, why didn't they come back up? Aside from the one time he shouts, it seems as if he wasn't communicating with anyone locally.

[@DimaEzPony]

EOD tech are useally embedded with other units and are not an integral part of them. As such, Im guessing that the chances of getting separated from a group of people that doesnt know you is higher then a one that does. this is not the first time an EOD tech was separated from his unit during an engagement. This time, luckily, he managed to fight his way back. RIP Alex mashvitzky, 1987-2009.

[@pablo4yu]

Nonetheless its still a jew

[@Mr.Artifical]

​@@pablo4yuidf also has Muslims and Arab 🤦🤦🤦

[@conro7003]

I thought the same thing about switching shoulders when I saw this video. I believe there is a lot to learn from vids like these. I’ve always trained to be very proficient with my left hand and arm in everything that I do. Sports, shooting, workouts, etc. I think more people should make a point to do so.

[@miguelrosario6924]

NEED to see a video on both the battle of Mawari as well as IDF special forces

[@RelentlesslyUnending]

Very pleasantly surprised by your channel! I’m in a position where my job relates to the information you’re presenting, and I really appreciate your thoughts and the breakdown. You’ve earned a subscriber and more please!!!

[@Vin_Krieger167]

This just shows the difference between soldier and terrorist. The ammout of training and the confidence is stunning. The balls of this engeneer is nuts. He kept calm enough after killing a guy, eating a granade blast, being wounded to rush the secound terrorist killing him. All that while being alone. Nobody should be dumm enough to mess with that guy.

[@omerfatihyildirim6231]

Correction 2 heroes 1 terrorist

[@ironapplications4756]

Feeding the algorithm for you dude, semper fidelis and keep the videos coming, they make greats training points for my juniors and I

[@Forward_Concepts]

You got it! Thanks!

[@puzhin]

Whoever that guy was, he’s got a war story to tell his grandkids

[@user-dq4uk9rc9p]

You earned a subscriber here! the way you broke down the tactics performed by the subjects were really detailed . Your reviews are based on merits and not on ego! great job man! I hope you make one for the Marawi Siege!

[@AlanTheBest97]

I doubt many special operators would actualy have the foresight to switch shoulders after eating a granade. I think he gave up the angle because he was tring to look for a way out of the balcony probably, feels like he reacted to contact and ran into the balcony without knowing it was a balcony and he ended up traping himself. Again, he probably tought "shit I'm alone, better to get back to my team" but found himself cornered. Maybe this did do him good in the end because It seems like the first dude got baited out of their room, he might have looked and seen nobody there holding that angle.

[@choyayahyah]

I'm no expert but I have friends in the IDF and from what I understand, there is a huge delta in expertise between regular infantry and more elite units. Especially the top of the tier 1, Sayeret Matkal, Shayetet 13 etc. The regular infantry only does 2-3 years of service including their training and they go out to work in whatever and hardly ever train after that while in reserves.

[@Osprey1994]

Great job breaking everything down.

[@Forward_Concepts]

Thanks!

[@user-su6cc4yo9l]

2v1 in real life is crazy

[@Azov-Chan-545]

If you are 1v2 in a CQB situation, you are almost done

[@orhutubeli5332]

He's not a regular engineer but in a special engineering unit, their training is close to top tier units.

[@Forward_Concepts]

A “a reservist when the combat engineer corps…” is what the report said ….whatever that means

[@paprikaman1124]

@@Forward_Concepts the SF unit is under the engineering corps its a tier 2 SF Unit they are a mix of breaching homes and clearing them and doing tunnel rat work

[@tightend122000]

Nice breakdown. Subscribed!

[@Forward_Concepts]

Thanks!

[@StevieTheBush]

If you slow down the video you can see the nade almost hit his rifle. That grenade blew up at his feet. But he is not only the camera man but also the main character so he just smokes the second guy seconds later

[@user-nf4uv8bf6s]

Great format!!

[@Forward_Concepts]

Thanks!

[@bryanBurnsDBOAU]

The full video of this situation shows that a frag grenade detonated on the other side of the door frame.

[@PP-ez9hd]

Excellent narration from clearly a very capable guy ,, keep it up , fantastic insight, thank you

[@dylanmanzenberger]

Another great channel find!

[@Forward_Concepts]

Thanks!

[@Marashm]

Great breakdown. That was a brave soldier. I’d like to see a breakdown from the resistance methods of attack. From watching IDF body cams there seems to be something common. Engage, toss frag, Engage. You have more of an eye than I do as a layman. There are tons of videos released from the resistance themselves. Subscribed.

[@Forward_Concepts]

Yeah that’s what got me demonetized, unfortunately I can only show one side of the fight.

[@Marashm]

@@Forward_Concepts of course they would 🤦‍♂️

[@amirshalev3689]

To be precise this is no regular combat engineer. He is a reservist for SOF Yahalom unit which are an elite unit within combat engineering - part of SF, counter-terror, etc. Their CQB training is significantly longer/better than your regular infantry guy.

[@lilmax2fly858]

If youtube takes you down, Make a patreon or your own website. I appreciate the countless information that could save me and my boys lives.

[@jameswood7349]

You can switch the rifle to the opposite shoulder and eye while maintaining your usual dominant and support hand positions, just slide the support hand down the handguard a bit. It is a technique i used for shooting around the left side of cover. Maintains all the dominant hand controls advantage, and is faster than a true switch to the non dominant hand.

[@Forward_Concepts]

Yep you can. I can’t do it tho with a kit on , it’s very difficult

[@abrahamm1325]

Just a bit more context, this guy wasn't just a combat engineer, he was in yahalom, which is the special forces unit in the combat engineer brigade. They are not regular combat engineers. Can't say im too familiar with the unit but they are a well respected one.

[@2ndHandHero]

Insane video! John Wayne in there cleaning house by all himself. Give that man a Daniel Webster cigar!

[@Forward_Concepts]

Amen

[@Joshmo1234]

How did he fit through that threshold with nuts that big? Single man CQB being the most dangerous form of CQB, this guy eats a grenade and then eliminates 2 enemies and continues to clear. Warrior shit.

[@bozackdakilla7846]

Seems there is a lot of shooting through walls at the edges of doorways so he was trying to get away from the doorway

[@god2142]

Nice video and information!

[@Forward_Concepts]

Thanks!

[@davidoftheforest]

its insane to me that people don't switch shoulders up. I have to assume they're so psychologically locked in that they dont dare take the rifle out of immediate action, even for a second

[@Forward_Concepts]

Honestly when I was first taught it I wasn’t sure about it. But given the actual tempo in which we normally have to move I became a believer. With the abundance of evidence out there now, it won’t be long before it is common practice.

[@danch10]

Yes those seconds will get you killed... swap in a safe zone

[@SuperfixrN]

Actually the grenade landed in the rubble in front of him. Think the most of the shrapnel missed him because of the grenade landing in between a bunch of stuff. Probably got some shrapnel, cuncoussion and some type of internal blast damage. The second target actually seems that his AK jammed or maybe jerked because of a hit.

[@Forward_Concepts]

I’ll have to see if I can spot it

[@ZeAlfredo]

It seemed strange that thr second target simply stopped shooting after one round.

[@wolflightning2331]

Anyone who have or know where is the main video?

[@armandochavira87]

Really great information 🤙🤙🤙!!!

[@Forward_Concepts]

Thanks!

[@sciencewarsveteran6424]

He ended by himself because they are not so well prepared as we used to think

[@BenyKarachun]

Literal EOD perk lol, no wonder he ate that grenade. He's in Yahalom, a special unit in the Engineering Corps, and specifically a member of the EOD squad.

[@melvinhowell5469]

Great presentation…thank you…

[@Forward_Concepts]

You’re welcome!

[@jonathandaniel-hegg6466]

Thx 4 the breakdown

[@Deadpooliciou5]

Follow the Standard, You never want to be in the same room as the guy with a gun. Your odds will always be better working a room from the outside.

[@Donxzy]

Great breakdown and this dude had balls of steel

[@Forward_Concepts]

Thanks! Agreed!

[@marywiza]

Battle of Marawi is a good topic to cover. Very interesting

[@mtcondie]

Obviously, this dude is the mai character. All main characters are by themselves.

[@mabhodlelajj1195]

These dudes have balls of steel😶

[@The_K_fpv]

That’s Yahalom unit, part of Israeli sf. That unit is tunnel trained which is crazy by itself

[@BakkuLaibat]

Man i really love your channel

[@OokiGaming]

Thermite solo breaching like

[@maxiboii5518]

I agree we need to change the meta to allow for shoulder switching. Although when do you believe that shoulder switch should occur? At every corner and threshold? My only thoughts are if you are in a long hallway with multiple rooms, you would be constantly switching back and forth

[@Forward_Concepts]

Users choice. Check out the short I just posted. The ideal time is when you think you can, this comes down to be proficient and comfortable …in his case definitely before he enters the space between himself and the threat…first you identify it needs to happen..that should be well before you get there.

[@James13234]

Congrats man you just hit the algorithm

[@Forward_Concepts]

something is happening…

[@allansmith9004]

Awesome video. Great insight.

[@charbiz801]

Great video breakdown

[@gamingisscience]

That's crazy! Good feedback

[@bambooshadow7015]

Awesome assessment!

[@Forward_Concepts]

Thanks!

[@lebanonchristian3951]

I think You can't hold an angle when they know . Don't forget there is blind fire ...

[@alexandershulgin2C-B]

Ya the grenade clearly blows up right at his feet. You can see everything from throw,bounce off wall, to explosion

[@Merc-FPS]

The nade went under the door which directed the force into the room

[@jonsmitt9769]

Is that a standard grenade or some improvised item? It looks like an arty sim.

[@RetreatHell]

Shoulder switching is just not a thing in real world CQB with enemies actively trying to kill you (aside from holding on a hallway for an extended period or similar). No one is as fast or accurate, and especially not as smooth with manipulating their weapon, on their support side as they are with their strong side. Sacrificing your offensive capabilities in exchange for more defensive advantages, is almost always a loser and generally not the most advantageous mindset for one to have, either. FYI These opinions aren’t really mine, they’re just anecdotal data points taken from years of listening and speaking to many Iraq vets who were assaulters in the Army/Navy SMUs in Iraq in early GWOT years (2003-2008) where all of their long held beliefs and theories were tested in the CQB war lab night after night. Also I’m not stirring the pot or saying anything you don’t already know or have thought about I’m sure. Just throwing it out there homie🤙

[@Forward_Concepts]

All good. Rather then people typically saying what is or isnt applicable in theory …I try to do my best to show you in real time with real information how the rounds could have been delivered to the threat faster. In this case and many cases you are quite literally at point blank range..the sacrifice for your ability to apply marksmanship at 3-7 yards (CQB distance) is the users problem.

[@mike8386]

Wheb talking about a shoulder swap its usually a half swap, you just bring the stock to the other shoulder but not change the arms, it gives massive advantages exposure wise.

[@RetreatHell]

@@Forward_Concepts lol literally right after I wrote that I thought to myself, “Actually I probably should’ve added that at very close range, very much like in this video, the accuracy argument I just made doesn’t really apply since you could literally look over the optic and burn that guy down at that range... but oh well” I will say I can’t believe that this dude went inside the structure solo like that. Wish we had context as to WHY he chose to do that. Really glad it worked out for him and all, but dang! I took solo initiative in a gunfight in Iraq to flank the enemy in the backyard of a house, and got shot in the chest/spine for my troubles. It’s one of those things that when it works out, you look badass. But when it doesn’t, everyone’s like “Bro why’d you go it alone like that?” Lol

[@hairstonwilliams2770]

Great work. Bummer you were demonetized. It makes sense that the controllers would want to obfuscate anything that contains narrative alterable keywords. Liked and subscribed.

[@Forward_Concepts]

It’s odd you can show the IDF engaging Humus, and Ukrainians engaging Russians, but you can’t show humus engaging IDF or Russians Engaging Ukraine. Almost like they want to portray one side as something

[@hairstonwilliams2770]

@Kinetic_Concepts1 Its sad that we live in such a reality that controlling parties in power can disrupt or silence any dissemination of neutral, helpful, non-biased data/information/etc, simply because its perceived interpretation conflicts with said controlling parties narrative. That people must be conditioned to who is "good" and who is "bad, is incredibly dangerous. Unfortunately, this is embedded in our DNA and has been demonstrated throughout history. But, we persist, and those who are meant for your channel will find it, like I did, and we'll support it and share it, thus keeping the pressure applied and momentum sustained. Thanks for the content 🤘.

[@CabbageDisplacer]

You can see the flash inside the room, the grenade as inside.

[@ShotgunDexter]

I believe there's another video where a grenade lands in that doorway and 2 team mates get shrapnel. End of the other video they were falling back to about where he backs upto in this video. Maybe medic working behind him?

[@Mike___Kilo]

The cheap Chi-Com grenades they use are often lifesavers.

[@manfacetv709]

just so you know, he is a special forces in the combat engineering corps in a unit trained to fight

[@Forward_Concepts]

….thanks

[@emanrandom121]

He wasnt a regular combat engineer he’s part of a special forces unit

[@mr.villan6381]

Where do you get these videos

[@alimanski7941]

As for IDF videos - there's a logo on the video that looks like a sword with radio waves - that's the logo of the IDF spokesperson unit. Meaning, the video is directly from the IDF, on their youtube channel or wherever.

[@zachbishop5421]

My guess is he crossed from the unit next to it a lot of those buildings have balcony's that touch

[@eitan71]

this soldier belong to a SPECIAL unit of engineering, called "Yahalom" ("Diamond in hebrew). Yahalom is a commando unit

[@jaredrichards7094]

Bro youre so realistic and exactly what the young gun community needs. Thinking of saving your life and others not just being a hero...

[@Forward_Concepts]

Thanks!

[@zenogodofeverything3519]

Engineers/Sappers are the worlds most versatile soldier u point him in a direction and everything that direction doesn't exist or will ceast to exist. They are the craziest soldiers of our time I don't know how they carry such massive balls while in combat

[@protrump1285]

We all are learning the correct way to room clear from these first person videos,

[@fredwilliams748]

Bro literally ate that grenade holy shit

[@DharmaFurryVII]

Every IDF member's dream but in reality they're against rocket spammers.

[@Forward_Concepts]

True ..and snipers

[@IDonar30]

I didn't know Administrative Results knew so much about CQB.

[@Forward_Concepts]

Never heard of her

[@IDonar30]

@@Forward_Concepts Jokes aside, I appreciate your content, sir. 🤙🏼

[@Nod-zt3fw]

Thanks for the vid.

[@Forward_Concepts]

You bet!

[@aliony_]

2 soliders 1 monster this is better

[@giladyarchi2868]

The building in the video collapsed behind him and thats why he was alone and not with his team he said it in a interview

[@Forward_Concepts]

Thanks!

[@MihkelKukk]

I'd love to see a video on Humus

[@l.robertvandyke4398]

Thanks for the videos

[@Forward_Concepts]

You’re welcome !