Soldiers Razor Wire Can Hurt. #shorts #army

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[@thunderhawk7264]

My hands hurt just looking at it

[@eliteenzo4945]

We use special gloves to set them up. Prevents injuries, but weird feeling to wear

[@kazzam5]

@@eliteenzo4945Is it annoying to set up?

[@TSPLY]

I think i have a video on it but look up " gauntlet gloves" or " concertina wire gloves" they protect your hands very well

[@thunderhawk7264]

@@TSPLYwill do

[@11bravo72]

​@@TSPLY thats what I tactically aquire at one point

[@ofcr3237]

As a proud infantryman, my hands started hurting just by watching them..

[@rogerwilco5918]

Hooah..

[@deltashot5608]

When i handle C wire i simply keep my hands flat and it prevents my gloves from getting caught

[@rogerwilco5918]

@@deltashot5608 when you practice breaching shit happens..

[@deltashot5608]

@@rogerwilco5918 tell the shit to quit happening

[@rogerwilco5918]

@@deltashot5608 "tell your recruiter"

[@gregchapman4823]

I've seen inmates get over razor wire without a scratch and I've seen them nearly bleed to death.

[@KeithBoehler]

Either way you get out of prison, so its hard to argue with the results.

[@dozergames2395]

The duality of man Some are the best Others the worst

[@robert-trading-as-Bob69]

A signals corporal from the 6th Armoured Div, South Africa, in WW2 told how even a single telephone wire would stop a tank back then. Certain tank units would get out and lift the wire over the tanks, others would just not care, and often paid the price by getting tangled up.

[@stepangvardeitsev808]

Wow

[@stephenmartinez9911]

That seems fake

[@robert-trading-as-Bob69]

@stephen Martinez true, try get that wire untangled from your rollers and sprockets, or try to gun the engine to overcome the problem and overheat your engine. The Signals coporal had no reason to lie. It was, I believe, an isolated incident. The South African tankers often lifted the wire, so saving the signalers a lot of trouble tracking down the break. Having said that, I can see that the fouled tank track story might have been fabricated to convince other units to not break the telephone wire. I will try to find corroboration for this event. Thanks for making me think about it from your perspective.

[@froschreiniger2639]

first fire a HE shell into the wire then just drive.

[@robert-trading-as-Bob69]

@Frosch Reiniger you scare me. The telephone wire I'm talking about is in your own lines, and is your own communication gear.

[@maysjake]

Former Combat Engineer; I HATED having to put this stuff up just to take it down later.

[@Minimayes]

I’ve lost a couple uniforms to this stuff😢

[@Kingofspades-fc1nt]

I've thankfully only had to sacrifice one uniform to these danger slinkees; but they aren't too bad if you have a team of 5 to set it up and most are experienced with it.

[@tomcondon6169]

I learned something about laying razor/concertina wire. OK, It spirals out evenly, you leave the first circle alone, maybe more, then you twist the next segment so it turns the opposite direction. I was very familiar with this with old land lines, telephones attached to the telephone circuit, not wireless. I can't explain how you get it going in the other direction, but I could do it without a problem, the third section stays uniform, the 4th section is twisted reverse, like that, keep going. I bet there is an explanation on the internet.

[@kieferonline]

Sounds a bit like when a metal slinky starts to go wrong!

[@Gearshoot]

@@kieferonline that’s probably what it is.

[@punchkitten874]

I get what you're saying, it's like the convolutions you go thru to neatly coil a long-ass cord, but in reverse

[@tomcondon6169]

@@punchkitten874 Cords are secured by carpenters* with what is similar to a knitting running knot. The concertina can be compared to a classic home phone cord, (you may be unfamiliar), the wire has a normal coil. Let's say we are on one end. It coils from the distance toward us, coiling clockwise, (or counter-clockwise). Imagine about 2 revolutions go normal, then it is twisted, and about 2 revolutions begin to go counter-clockwise. BUT, once that terminates, the rest of the coil is still clockwise. With the old phones, you would have one or two parts of the cord that gets twisted, and reverses it's turn. BUT, the concertina, done deliberately, taken 2 turns or so, (I didn't sit down and figure if reversing the spin takes 1, 1½, 2, or otherwise spins to reverse). You can laboriously work it and make the whole coil reverse from clockwise to counter-clockwise). SO, assuming it takes 2 full coils to reverse, you would go two coils to 4 coils, reverse that portion, then skip 2 coils to 4 coils, reverse that, and on. It is constantly reversed. Once reversed, they use clips, or tie wire to secure it. *I'm a journeyman carpenter and a journeyman high voltage electrical lineman. We lineman don't coil power cords like carpenters do, but coil them in good size coils to avoid what we call an, "asshole," in the rope. A carpenters cord will have all kinds of twists and bends, but they don't mind. Linemen are trained to keep coils flat.

[@tomcondon6169]

@@kieferonline Exactly that! This comment fell through the filter, why it's so untimely.

[@robertmatt7756]

During a nighttime training exercise with the 82nd ABN MPs, a self important Major had his driver run through my field traffic control point secured by a single coil of concertina wire. Since one end was secured to a tree, the wire wrapped around both front wheels and as the wire ran taught, the jeep made a graceful arc right into the ditch :-)

[@richardross7219]

I was with Combat Developments when the first GPBTO(razor wire) was delivered. It got set up for us to see. An old MSG walked over to it and snipped the plastic clip between loops and it all layed down. I got in trouble for laughing so hard. When it was attacked by a tracked vehicle, it was too brittle and just shattered. Good Luck, Rick

[@Mark_317]

My dad is a fenceman everytime he did razor wire he needed stitches.

[@ultra.based.27]

Maybe use gloves?

[@Mark_317]

@@ultra.based.27 he did wear gloves but he usually needed stitches on his arms and face. One time he came home with stitches on his lip. The stuff is nasty, its like a spring that wants to un coil the whole time.

[@RinzSach]

I did it bled a lot but not stitches unless you stupid

[@justinw1198]

Someone really looked at this type of stuff and said, “hey, that would make a good tattoo!”

[@marypoppins7824]

I’ve only seen regular barbed wire tats and they usually look pretty decent

[@justinw1198]

@@marypoppins7824 just as long as they go all the way around 🤙

[@Timbo_Slice23]

I work in demolition, and removing this stuff is a nightmare. Always be prepared to get cut up a little

[@richardpowell4281]

Once again I would like to point out its concertina wire not "constatina" or "constantina" wire. concertina is an accordion style instrument, the wire derives it's name because of its shape.

[@justindunlap1235]

Even plain old 4prong barbed wire is a pain in the ass when it wraps up into your drivetrain.

[@Ghost7Echo]

I have installed miles of razor wire. That shit is no joke. The amount of hog rings that you go through just to anchor that stuff down as crazy.

[@methanecuddles1617]

Had a Marine filet his middle finger on concertina wire one time. Was even wearing gloves when working with it

[@lordduckofquack]

It’s always a Marine that has you wondering how the hell did it even happened

[@methanecuddles1617]

@@lordduckofquack definitely kept me on top of my skills when I was with them!

[@petergeramin7195]

​@@methanecuddles1617 Was he know to be a clumsy dude

[@methanecuddles1617]

@@petergeramin7195 not clumsy, probably more disgruntled since he was on a working party, and just grabbed it wrong out of frustration. was definitely in my top 5 of injuries I treated

[@JayBaddAssCutler]

Replaced so many OCP bottoms because we have C wire right next to the gate at the motor pool

[@ricardasstankus5665]

Everytime i had to work with these,i would be stressed out,it catches everything(you included) :D

[@calebfaires9782]

I was there when that Bradley got all that C-wire stuck in it's tracks. About a company of 1-509 Paratroopers held off two companies of Bradleys for about 10 hours. Good memories.

[@likebutton3136]

by far the worst thing about being an combat engineer is anything with wire.

[@ob1coyote]

As a civilian fence installer I only worked with razor wire a few times. That is some nasty stuff. Prior to working with it I always thought it was sharp-edged like a razor blade, but it’s just those sharp points. We wore double-layer gloves, leather and thick rubber. It pokes through those gloves like they were nothing.

[@dwaynemadsen964]

Speaking of bringing vehicles to a stop. Mid 2000's Iraq, an E-7, an E-6, and an E-5 in a 5-ton truck take some items to a burn pit. Adjacent to the pit is a pile of mattresses. It is raining so the muddy tire tracks leading through the pile are obvious. Under the truck the moving parts have pierced the mattress covers and snagged the springs. The NCO Mafia got stuck and called recovery. The recovery NCO looked at the situation and handed them a bolt cutter off the wrecker; "I recommend wearing eye pro." Stay safe!

[@WilburJaywright]

When the middle wire in the photo does not have barbs but you said “barbed wire.”

[@alooybh9409]

Ones I grab it with my hand it's the cleanest cut I ever felt

[@joel_okdasnsbbeb]

F

[@jonthinks6238]

Once

[@alooybh9409]

@@jonthinks6238 Second language problems

[@RedPanda391]

@@alooybh9409You’re doing great! Learning languages is hard.

[@alooybh9409]

@@RedPanda391 thanks ❤️

[@billlorenz6623]

I remember watching a Bradley driver pulling C wire out from underneath with a Leatherman. He thought it was a good idea to pivot steer over a tangled up wad of the stuff. Thank God I was a dismount!

[@tomclark6271]

They should have named it accordion wire, because that is how it works. A " concertina" is a smaller accordion, only round.

[@ravenraven964]

Barbed wire holds you by your clothes razor wire holds you by your skin

[@gipsydangeramericasmonster9632]

Cut the center wire, got it (maybe) Edit: also, use razor wire for the squishies, use concertina wire to anger the mechanized guys. Simple enough.

[@Kingofspades-fc1nt]

Neither of them like either, you get cut up or snarled either way. Enough wire, when stacked properly, will slow or stop most things long enough for them to be dealt with.

[@isaacgarcia117]

I used to work in fencing and I had to work with practically all kinds of razor and barbed wire variance, we mainly worked in airports and other government vicinities

[@Damocles54]

And when you're stretching a single strand across a road to act as your "gate", step on the X to walk right through it

[@tbreezy6065]

what??

[@Damocles54]

@TBreezy when you shake out a roll of 'tina it has 2 strands that run as opposite coils. So as you go along you'll see everywhere the coils cross each other it forms an X. If a single roll of it is between where you are and where you want to be, and you don't want to go around it, put your foot on one of the Xs and push down with your foot. It will collapse and pop right back into shape once you're across it. This is only really of use when it's a single roll, usually across an access point where you don't have a gate. If it's a stacked concertina obstacle, this clearly won't work. But with a single roll, it's quite handy

[@steffancruz3186]

Back in boot camp I was on bwt week, it was night time I couldn’t see anything and we had to get down often because they were lighting flares it was a night course type of deal and I remember jumping on a fat pile of barbed wire that had little spikes. All I can say is never again

[@karlbarnett5863]

The biggest thing I learned off this is that tracked vehicles get caught up in wires and cables. I'm 38 and just never knew. Buzzed me out.

[@soto9679]

I done both wires on death matches wrestling and got use to those cuts dealing server wounds

[@SurprisinglyDeep]

You do hardcore wrestling?

[@soto9679]

@@SurprisinglyDeep yes

[@gracie3589]

You got used to getting those cuts?

[@soto9679]

@@gracie3589 yeah and it ain’t no joke to get stuck by any moves and also after matches it will be a pain in the keister getting stitches to recover

[@jemkey6930]

Grandpa told me a story about a forward position in Vietnam getting a shipment of 'combat wire'. It was the early days of razor wire, but not as easy to deploy as barbed wire. Lieutenant decided to just chuck it out of the way instead of wasting manpower installing it. 2 days later they get a report about a wet behind the ears Captain that lead his platoon into said chucked wire. I thought this was strange but grandpa said the wire was in an air drop shipment. It is palletized 45 rolls of wire so when the soldiers shoved it off an embankment out of the way it broke apart. Basically becoming barbed wire slinkies all over that position. That Captain came unglued over the radio.

[@shatteredsoldier81]

I absolutely hated working with that. If you didn't have the right gloves for it you were in for a bad day

[@jonthinks6238]

We used whatever we could get. And always two rolls down and one on top.

[@Sigenstroem]

Have 27-year-old scars from it. 😖 Can still remember the feeling from falling in it..

[@Weez-2_The-Beez]

That’s actually pretty informative. I build dioramas; military, sci-fi, post apocalyptic and sometimes modern settings and I’ve been curious about the different types of barbed/razor wire setups that I’ve seen others use. Not that I’m going for absolute accuracy when it comes to my builds but even if I can be a little bit more precise then it’ll make me feel better at the end of my project, especially if other people notice but even if they don’t I can still point it out and make myself seem more intelligent lol JK man I’ll give credit where credit is due 🤙

[@FyrusOlin]

I've strung thousands of miles of barbed wire, never spent a day in the military. Most farms and ranches have high-quality boundary material laying around in abundance...

[@DJPhatPhuck]

“Little middle strand in the middle” 💀💀💀

[@fearthewolf1175]

I hated setting that crap up. Especially the clean up. It’s slow and tedious and more often than not, I got hooked all over the damn place cause of it

[@nichevo1]

Having watched your video, I do not now understand the difference between razor wire and concertina wire.

[@LooniJoose]

It sounds like T-Sply is putting an extra 't' in concertina.

[@rw3175]

Having being caught by razor wire twice it fucken hurts especially when you busy with base maintenance while hungover

[@LogicalNiko]

Barb wire is designed to create a parameter for cattle and other hardy livestock. It is also a generic classification of all types of wire with any shaped barbs. Razor wire is a type of barbed wire designed to create a parameter for humans. Concertina wire is a type of barbed wire designed to be deployed in hoops to ensnare, entangle, and slow things moving through it. In order for Concertina wire to be deployed it must be coiled around or affixed to some sort of parameter (such as a form of barbed wire), otherwise it will not be able ensnare and be easily moved out of the way.

[@secretagentkay5670]

Literally had to get stitches once working with those. Now I have nothing but pure hatred for them lmao

[@zechariahlea2317]

“Middle strand in the middle.”

[@stevenrowlands7731]

We had this at the barracks it's really nasty stuff I learned that first hand during training. During orientation me and another recruit was messing around and I pushed him then he pushed me I lost my balance and stumbled right into the razor wire. Cut my thighs, back, left arm, neck, head and face I spent the first 4 days of my military training in the Infirmary. Good times

[@markholub97]

Best way to prevent catalytic converter theft right here. 👆

[@larry648]

We had a lots of razor wire on fences around SAC storage and alert areas. I watched the engineers getting all cut up working to repair and replace that stuff.

[@venerablebrothergoriate5844]

One stops tanks, one stops people. Makes enough sense 😂

[@edwardkaufman8930]

Wire from a wire guided missile will mess up a tracked vehicle. Especially the Army Bradley and USMC AAV.

[@eviljesus1482]

Concertina wire can hurt.... Razor wire is GONNA hurt.

[@happyjohn354]

One of my friends works for a company that installs this stuff he works on the electrified version.

[@ArcadeGamerson]

You failed to mention how Constantine wire is made of spring steel where razor wire is just stainless

[@anderssorenson9998]

Laying this shit just so the sappers could practice clearing it, then having to clean up afterwardd is a traumatic memory I thought I'd blocked out.

[@taggartlawfirm]

Concertina kinda has blades to. We set up an obstacle at fort Benning in OBC and a deer got into it. Our TAC put it down w private ammo in his Beretta (shhhhhhhh)

[@AustinC-ul3vq]

I built the fence around my house with a mix of both. They better bring planes

[@blondeblocks8680]

“The one most people are going to be familiar with is razor wire” I look at the scar on my hand

[@rhyslogan6490]

Friend of my uncle was doing some groundskeeping work near the local prison and caught some razor wire. Shredded his arm like he got mauled by a dog

[@CharliMorganMusic]

This is so interesting! I would love to learn more about what combat engineers do.

[@toxcsloth9448]

We blow shit up, breach doors/Walls, search for and defuse some mines, and sometimes build really fucking heavy bridges for no reason at all

[@jdsbees3257]

Enlist!

[@akutoshi7951]

I had a teacher who was in the military push one of his buddies into razor wire… let’s just say his bud wasn’t all too happy as he laughed at him

[@thatcrazyguyeveryonelikes4197]

Im surprised your teacher wasn't court martialed.

[@Everything_is_a_lie1990]

It's just a pain to work with cause it grabs on to your clothes

[@roflguy114]

As a fence installer. This is what we call the department of DE-FENCE

[@likebutton3136]

C wire was annoying and would grab onto your uniform all the time while trying to put it up. Razor wire was genuinely scary to work with though. it stabbed into you and would even go though gauntlet gloves.

[@doms.6701]

It's crazy how many people think a tank would win against barbed wire

[@shawnr771]

Hated that chyt. I found 2 rolls of that of the Concertina wire that somebody had left in some 4ft tall grass. I did my best 3 to 5 second rush across a road and dove in to take a prone position. Freaking chyt had me hung up 2 feet off the ground. Took me twenty minutes to get out of it. So so glad my Squad Leader made all of us carry heavy duty wire cutters and I could get to them or I would still be hanging there.

[@vaulttecsam903]

Razor wire means i have to actually work 😂

[@Mrdestiny17]

My dog ran into constantina wire on our family christmas walk. Thank god she only had her leg nicked but it almost tore her tendons and it cut her pretty close to the bone. Called about 4 vets til we found one that was open and they said it was a good thing we didnt wait til the next day cause it was really deep. She's fine now and there was no lasting damage. My dad and I were FURIOUS. We lived on a military base and were on a hiking trail that is open to the public. Dad and I went out and spent christmas night clearing it all out. 2 pickup trucks full of it some lazy soldier left out after training instead of picking it all up and it washed down a stream right next to a trail. Called the garrison commander's office to ask where to dispose the junk his soldiers had left behind and his office was pissed we had cleaned it up without alerting the MPs and wanted us to take it off base and dump it somewhere else. We left it on the yard until they came and got it after the whole neighborhood started a storm. Dad and I would go on the trail and collect it and the base gave us instructions to take it to a specific place where soldiers would take it to dispose it. Cleared out a whole lot of the junk.

[@kevinreid6223]

Man I hated that wire, setting up check points, securing the ammo, like dude this is not my job.

[@gamingtics]

So, if I understand correctly, if you want to stop infantry, go with razor wire, but if you want to stop vehicles, concertina wire. So it really just depends on what you're trying to defend or keep out.

[@EJSayySo]

He’s right I just installed my razor wire fence on dayz

[@amaro6465]

Gotta love fencing

[@Military.FutureUrbanCamo]

I imagine Crawling with the worms in combat with barbed wire then bullets dodging my head and so much chaos

[@liquidsuspect2469]

When I was in Haiti in the 00's, locals called concertina wire "democracy wire" as they said it was never necessary until the US "brought democracy" to Haiti, starting with the 1915-1934 occupation. In the urban areas, even middle class people had high walls topped with concertina wire surrounding their homes

[@marcomartinez8621]

F THAT WIRE IVE PUT UP BOTH AND IM NOT OR NEVER HAVE BEEN IN THE MILITARY. F THAT WIRE WITH ALL NY HEART

[@jackofalltrades5904]

"The middle wire in the middle" damn I wonder if it's in the middle?

[@bradleyborrowman2115]

I threw a thick rug over some razor wire around an abandoned factory and got over just fine

[@Plysomack]

I'm hearing constantina wire, but it's concertina wire. It's named after the coiling expanding and contacting property that a concertina has (like a type of accordion).

[@Ivegivenuponanameandyoushould2]

Barb razor wire? Is that like the seven up sprite hybrid

[@memo_mauserlorettini5979]

0:46 in ex Sov. Engineering squads or Borders We called it " KLYON"....."клён" or " кльон".... And it is combined with some other surprises...mimes, AC/DC, or signaling systems....

[@dj11o9er]

tbh the wire i mostly known easily was the ones where it was funny wire knots with bits sticking out FOR the pokey bits. Yknow. The classic barbed wire look

[@isaiah8684]

You answered some of my questions in ur live stream, I thought that was really cool

[@grenade558]

Nope nope nope. Had a battle slice his thigh open on razer wire without it even knowing it

[@BigDaddyKai620]

Man in jail I seen two guys pulled through the razor wire when they tried to escape. There was blood everywhere

[@Knutterbife]

We had special gloves for handling concertina wire.. but they were barely better than nothing. Lol

[@RinoSan]

Watching this hurt my hands more than my carpal tunnel

[@ClassyNeons]

I honestly didn't know there was a difference until today.

[@jacobnauman5801]

I've done my fair share of exploring abandoned properties, and weirdly enough I've seen a lot of dull razor wire? It looks just like the razor wire in the video, but it only has the points. The edges are completely blunt.

[@josephwooten4363]

I got stabbed in the leg by razor wire the first day of a month long AT. Four years later, I still have the scar. Ps I still sleep in my PT shorts.

[@guy4036]

I can literally feel my cammies getting torn apart just watching this

[@mccrane7541]

Where I live we call that Stiff Nato Wire lol

[@Tomyironmane]

Concertina wire doesn't cause grievous injury like razor wire does... but it will definitely tangle someone up, making them vulnerable to either getting shot or captured.

[@JFree2020]

I remember making Bangalore torpedoes with pickets and c4 to blow wads of concertina into sections that we could pick up with a bucket loader. That shit is a pain in the ass

[@AB-nb2ic]

"combat engineers". lmao

[@pollux6600]

What do you think about the "old" german Stacheldraht ( thorn-wire)?

[@desolane900]

I got a nice scar up my forearm from C-wire that almost stopped me from getting back in. Doctor asked what it was and I had to explain razor sharp leaves on wire that moves like a giant slinky and cannot be wrangled.

[@blahblah8037]

So they call them engineers but he just built fences? Wow. I’m an engineer 🎉🎉

[@DN-ps4bn]

R6 characters just be walking through razor wire like 🕺🏽

[@RadxPLord]

Ain't ever have barb wire to keep c wire in place, just stacking it 3 rolls high and stakes

[@rollin-with-Joel]

12 B here. He speaks facts!