Special Operations Vets React to Call of Duty: Cold War

[@SAVAGEActual]

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[@guessimsalad256]

"You know what laser stands for, right" "Yeah, yeah yeah" Both proceed to fuck it up

[@SAVAGEActual]

Hahaha

[@Fletcher938]

@@SAVAGEActual Light amplification by stimulated emission of radiation

[@charliebrown1134]

Light amplified solar emission radiation

[@charliebrown1134]

Yeah I fucked it up

[@edwardrichtofen1252]

Lead Amusing Staunch Eraser of Radio's.

[@thelonehussar6101]

Most people: “Oh no I can’t believe he threw that guy off the building!” Patrick: “And that ladies and gentlemen is how you make a f***ing point.”

[@shinigami9851]

They are not fucking around.

[@RetinaZERO3-1]

*Jason lilley is “Russell Adler”* crazy lmao

[@airgod418]

*Indeed*

[@RetinaZERO3-1]

@HIT EM' HARD! definitely!

[@archbishopofthecrusades9579]

@HIT EM' HARD! IIf think you mean Russell Adler, he’s got much better stories than Jason.

[@soapmactavish5355]

@@airgod418 Glad to see you here too!

[@archbishopofthecrusades9579]

@HIT EM' HARD! Russel alder was what Jason called himself as a joke in the video lol

[@ghostlyninja996]

I’d love to hear Russel Adler (Jason) to say “Bell, we’ve got a job to do”

[@ryujisusapphire9511]

I'd love to hear Jason as Russell Adler. Also, I think his voice suits Hudson or Woods too.

[@XionicAlex]

Lol Pat literally just pulled a knife over a beer. I love it!

[@paulhourihan7045]

That was hilarious!

[@andrewkim8981]

😂😂😂

[@coffeebeans5034]

Shit was funnnnyyy!!

[@caitlinlitzinger7011]

Hahaha

[@slonky821]

*"Nicotine at the time was like a multivitamin"*

[@noburu4717]

"Damn kids with their Flintstone gummies..."

[@kevin8875]

The mp5 was designed in 1964, and has been in service from 1966 to present day. I always thought the mp5 came out in the 80s. Thats kinda cool.

[@Excalibur01]

But not in the hands of East Germany

[@enzoacorda]

would you guys be able to cover Generation Kill in the future? Would be interesting to see how Jason would react to his portrayal in the show

[@absoluteduck6376]

Yes

[@brady14]

Yes please do this

[@soapmactavish5355]

Fuck yeah!

[@Duriualking]

Yes

[@johnhawk4162]

Yeah i think GK exaggerated his use of “Brah” a little too much.

[@Midnight_Strider]

The only thing better than commentary, is comedic commentary.

[@itslez7447]

I really appreciate when they tell actual military facts while viewing and their personal stories thank you for your service men it may not mean anything but I truly appreciate you guys P.s mr jason should be adler for halloween this year

[@kevinstallmann6204]

The Mp5 was a thing in 1981 but wouldn't have been in the hands of an east german border guard since the Mp5 is from West Germany.

[@droganovic6879]

"Light.. amplified.... somethin' somethin' somethin'" Good enough 😂

[@SAVAGEActual]

A few beers will do that to ya. :)

[@droganovic6879]

@@SAVAGEActual youze guys got farther than I did. I only got to "light" 😅

[@Rogue-7.62]

that was a Stoner 63 not an M60, you can see the number 63 even on the rear of the reciever. It was fast to reload, lighter than the M60 and both belt and or mag fed, but only used by the SEALS and other SpecOps. You can buy one if you have enough money, but they are very very rare. Stoner is also the designer behind the AR10, the beginning of the M16 family.

[@lukacsbendeguzszemeredi5788]

Yeah hungarian is a difficult language.😅 And yes the MP5 was developed in the 1960's i guess. Greetings from Hungary guys! 👊🇭🇺

[@daveovic.b.1300]

Yeah SAS used it imfamously in the hostage take I think this was a test for us to know

[@lukacsbendeguzszemeredi5788]

@@daveovic.b.1300 Exactly. Than i remembered it good. I used to read books about it.

[@gustavocastillo9954]

@@daveovic.b.1300 Such a shame that they didn't have something inspired by the Iranian Embassy Siege when it took place in 1980. Not only was it a pretty big part of history, but of special forces history as well. However, I'm kinda ehh that the game didn't include the G3

[@daveovic.b.1300]

@FIJI VITA Yeah of course i meant that

[@mylesdeep1736]

When are you gonna let us see the second part to David's story? I love some good war stories and never miss a chance to hear one. Especially from different points of battle.

[@SAVAGEActual]

Hey miles. As soon as its ready we will have it up for you guys.

[@paulhourihan7045]

Best Channel on KZbin. Definitely gonna become a member. You guys are actually fun to watch! Thanks for another great episode!!

[@caitlinlitzinger7011]

Should be at 100K!! Spread the word!

[@SAVAGEActual]

Welcome aboard!

[@stevehorton9658]

You guys are the coolest dudes ever. Subscribed!

[@coffeebeans5034]

Agreed!

[@maryigweoku5187]

Pure men.

[@lostwolf4610]

Fookin láser soights

[@yourhandsomestep-dad2669]

That LMG at 15:25 is something made by Eugene Stoner, he was the designer of the ar15. That LMG was used by special units in Vietnam. It wasn’t standard equipment and it certainly isn’t an M60. It’s cool that they found relatively obscure weapons to include in the game.

[@SAVAGEActual]

The Stoner is a great weapon, and was used quite a bit by special operations guys in Vietnam.

[@imhyper3487]

Can’t wait for a velcro logo patch

[@SAVAGEActual]

Coming soon!

[@dannyj8516]

I think that was the "stoner 63" not the m60...

[@SAVAGEActual]

You are correct. When we watch these the screen is about 5/6 feet away..I saw the "Stoner" tag on the right side during editing. Great, I'm gonna hear about this. :)

[@thelonehussar6101]

@@SAVAGEActual They do have the M60 in multiplayer , but I’m not 100% sure if it’s in the campaign.

[@thelonehussar6101]

@Troy Stiffler Oh yeah, I think your right.

[@droganovic6879]

@@thelonehussar6101 I think you pull one out of the chopper wreck to hold off the V.C. as you protect the nuke?

[@michaelvaldez9691]

How has Golden Road not sponsored you guys yet? I learned about them from all your videos, you should be their spokesmen for sure!

[@jesslopez7570]

Right!!?

[@coffeebeans5034]

We need to start all messaging golden road!

[@endoranddeath6481]

That wasn't actually an M60 that they pointed out. It was a Stoner 63, one of the most interesting weapons of the era and a beloved weapon of the seals of the era.

[@SAVAGEActual]

Yup. Realized that after watching and going into editing. It says stoner off to the side, but we're so far from the screen didn't see it. Thanks for watching!

[@endoranddeath6481]

Its too bad such an interesting weapon was sidelined so hard. Oh and cant wait for the next vid!

[@RetinaZERO3-1]

The mp5 came around in the 60’s I believe

[@valken77]

Thats older than i thought

[@RetinaZERO3-1]

@@valken77 yeah, still a relatively modern design. I guess HK knew what they were doing when they designed it

[@josefvirgil8944]

The SAS were the first dudes who made the MP5 famous during the Iranian embassy siege in April of 1980. Dress Patrick up as a Union soldier! 😄 Much love from the Philippines! #savageactual

[@sirshotty7689]

I thought the gun has been around since the 60’s under a different name.

[@taylortevebaugh5146]

That belt fed machine gun that was being fired when Patrick says "I fucking love the 60" was fed from the right not the left. It's actually a Stoner 63A. A weapon not very common in the Vietnam War since only the U.S. Navy Seals used it. It was another one of Eugene Stoners' designs that was pretty ingenious. One reciever that could be converted into three different weapon systems. I'd like to see Jason and Patrick do a range video with one so they could see how they liked it. It's a 5.56x45mm belt fed squad automatic weapon that weighs at least a pound or two less than the M249 SAW they are probably used to seeing. Dammit man I wish I was half as smart as Eugene Stoner! 'Murica! Woop Woop!

[@ForgottenHonor0]

Probably one of the best first person campaigns I've seen in a long time! Jason, you should consider doing cosplay!

[@Orange-dude]

These guys always have good reactions to this stuff

[@Jeffpcb2008]

I got to fly in a huey in college. I sat in the gunner's seat. Flying sideways down a mountain highway while hanging out of the side of the copter was insane

[@SAVAGEActual]

ITs an awesome aircraft. Thanks for watching!

[@backwithabang5842]

You guys are awesome, keep it up! Greetings from a former member of the german army. Dran, drauf, drüber!

[@SAVAGEActual]

Thanks for watching. Hope you subbed!

[@rocketscientist14]

Lol Jason 😂 cracked me up. Cheers mate

[@zetcake3322]

I'm not going to lie to you, when he went for that beer, I have expected him to pull out a Bowie knife

[@JarodFarrant]

I think I love about this video game is it opens with the lighting of a cigarette flame and the screen pans out into a bar celebrating, that’s exactly how the first call of duty black ops opened in Cuba 1961 ❤

[@ActuallyJamie]

We need more of these videos about games, or react to real life combat footage. Talk a bit more about the gear (as much as you're allowed to of course). Keep up the awesome work and keep kicking ass

[@itsmeturtle271]

Im sorry but i just get flash backs to when Adler says "its nothing personal when i just hear his name

[@itsmeturtle271]

@FIJI VITA wow you really know how to bring the mood down😐

[@jakesantos4868]

You guys are hilarious!

[@TakNuke]

Yes mp5 was designed between 1964-66 and started production in 1966 but it is wrong place in wrong time as east Germany used ppsh 43 and polish fb rak 63 SMG. For assault rifle mpi km (akm) and mpi kms 72 (akms). From 1983 they switched to MPi-AK-74N, MPi-AKS-74N, MPi-AKS-74NK east German version of ak74 family.

[@AGTV10]

You should ask him if running with high heels is accurate in the real world of warfare since this game makes the sound of your footsteps sound like your running in high heels.

[@darthvader9435]

Just look at Patrick, such a good boy with that shirt, look so innocent as he can be...

[@columncreek6019]

Dude the World At War campain is amazing and has one whole side of Marine Raiders vs Japan. May be cool to check out.

[@SAVAGEActual]

Will do, thanks for the comment!

[@V_Drawin]

Lads having a little chuckle.

[@enclaveofficerj7799]

Yea the MP5 is a thing in the 80s manufacturer by H&K in germany in the early 60s, a very popular SMG still being used today. Plus I would like see Jason be as Russell Adler for this Halloween.

[@michaelbernal9117]

This pair of dudes are the coolest in the world, thank you for your service

[@Minnesota_Fatts]

Guys. The MP5 has been around since '66, and red dot sights have been around since Aimpoint threw itself together in the mid-1970s.

[@ZTL92]

The boys are back in town the boys are back in town!! Doo doodoola doo doo!

[@Jay_Sullivan]

New rating system: empty beer cans. I guess there might have to be a curve for ABV.

[@justgluff7115]

Lovin the new intro for the logo

[@SAVAGEActual]

Thanks. Mr. Kelso is our new guy. He's pretty damn good!

[@Franster1001]

In the 1980s, the MP5 achieved iconic status as a result of British special forces regiment or SAS when they stormed the Iranian Embassy in London, rescuing hostages and killing five terrorists during Operation Nimrod.

[@blaze_unleashed7286]

Looking pretty sick with that MACV-SOG jacket Jason.

[@SAVAGEActual]

Thanks!

[@daultontodd5153]

MP-5 started development in 1964 and development ended, as it was adopted by the military in 1966. It was definitely around in 1981. Though it would have been referred to as the MP-64, as germans love to name their guns by the weapon type and year it was made

[@Excalibur01]

But not in the hands of East Germany

[@iamratking3999]

The Mp5 was built mid 60s and mostly used by German forces due to its manufacturer HK

[@Excalibur01]

WEST German forces. Not the East

[@TheAcidicMolotov]

Please have them watch a full campaign. I love this chill vid!

[@airgod418]

“If you drink my bear *imma stab you.* “

[@Excalibur01]

What I expected when I played a COD game in the 80s is me using Larry Vickers' rifle he used when he was in Delta. Fixed carrying handle with an early Aimpoint with a scuba dive light hose clamped to the carrying handle. What I got was a FUCKING M4

[@SAVAGEActual]

Thank you!!! Exactly what it should be.

[@Excalibur01]

@@SAVAGEActual Or was it too much to ask when they had you use an M16 with a 20 round mag they DON'T have the capacity listed as 30 fucking rounds?!

[@LethalByChoice]

21:14 "Was the MP5 a thing in 1981?" Yes it was, it was actually in service since 1966, which is 15 years before Black Ops Cold War.

[@edm240b9]

14:29 the gun there isn’t actually a M60, but a Stoner 63A. It’s a much cooler weapon (believe it or not) that was actually adopted by the Navy SEALs as the Mk23 Machine Gun during Vietnam. The gun was designed by Eugene Stoner, same man behind the AR15, and was actually meant to be a fully modular weapon system. Now, when I say modular, I really mean it. On one side of the reciever, it can feed from 30 round box magazines, but if you flip it over, it can be a belt fed gun. The Stoner 63 could be setup as an assault rifle, carbine, mag fed auto rifle (like the M27 IAR/RPK), belt fed LMG, and a vehicular mounted MG. The belt fed mechanism could be on either the left or right side, but the SEALs had the right fed version. The biggest advantage this thing had was weight. It fired 5.56, around 800 RPM, but the belt fed version of the weapon only weighed 8 lbs, 10 lbs loaded with 100 round belt. So imagine having a SAW that weighs about as much as an M1 Garand rifle. It was also incredibly accurate as well. Look up footage of the thing, the gun barely recoils!

[@Im_BlackBurn]

It’s always good when you guys update new content...

[@nc330-9]

I’ve been to Vietnam before and on man I love it there. I want to go back really badly

[@SAVAGEActual]

Same !

[@nc330-9]

I had two uncles out there during the war. One was Army the other was Air Force. He was a Avionics Tech stationed in Da Nang

[@eastwood123able]

The MP5 was a thing in 1981. The SAS used them in the Iranian embassy siege in 1980.

[@Excalibur01]

But not in the hands of East Germany

[@eastwood123able]

@@Excalibur01 that's probably right, maybe West Germany?

[@Excalibur01]

@@eastwood123able Yes, but the enemies in this mission are East Germany

[@hellletloosegameplay6119]

Do savage points like "this video id give 10/10 savage points"

[@bluelexx6977]

Haha Whats up fellas, you guys fuckin killin it on these vids. Keep em fuckin comin. 🤘🤘💪💪

[@ThatValorguy]

Been learning Arabic for 3 years now, I still felt like it’s horrific 😂. Russian is less of a headache

[@kellyheinemann5881]

Awesome, you guys are the most fun when you're being kinda silly.

[@hyie6577]

The mp5 was in 1980 it was first developed in 1960 and there are about 100 variants of it

[@Excalibur01]

But not in the hands of East Germany

[@Black0raz0r]

YES the MP5 was a thing in 1981. the Heckler & Hoch MP5 production and development started 1964 and was 1966 was adopted by the German Federal Police.

[@Excalibur01]

But not in the hands of East Germany

[@jordanevans3735]

The MP5 was absolutely a thing in 1981. Became really popular after the SAS used them in the Iranian Embassy siege in London in 1989. Don’t know why the East Germans would’ve been armed with it though since it was made in West Germany.

[@jordanevans3735]

In 1980 I mean, the embassy siege was in 1980

[@daveovic.b.1300]

Yeah regular DDRs but the volkspolizei by some rumors usedcthem for the tactical unit

[@Katzbalger001]

MP5 was definitely a "thing" in the 80s. Used by GSG9 and in footage of the SAS (for the Iranian Embassy assault).

[@kaishin8687]

The MP5 was Designed in 1964 in West Germany and Produced and in Service since 1966 to the Present Day

[@pudgeboyardee32]

A good example of 80s laser sights would be kurt russels gun in tango and cash. Its rail mounted up top and is at least as long as the weapon itself. They were ridiculous

[@HipHopCrusader]

Great video. keep up with good work

[@SAVAGEActual]

Thanks, will do!

[@rj5461]

Your guys scoring system can be beer. So if there was a review you guys did and it was bad you guys can give it a crappy beer rating like bush latte or something lol. But if it was good you guys can give it a mango carte. Something I think would be funny to see you guys talk about what beer you think would correspond to how well the review was

[@SAVAGEActual]

Solid Fucking Idea

[@ghos1fac3killa8]

Suprised Jason being in Turkey 🇹🇷 Greetings from Turkey

[@holdmyhandtv]

Jason fuckin' rocks in tiger stripe (nohomo), holy shit wear that more often.

[@insert-name-here3350]

Answer: the MP5 was a thing in 1981. It was used in the Iran embassy siege in 1980 so unless the SAS developed time travel, it was there.

[@Excalibur01]

But not in the hands of East Germany

[@insert-name-here3350]

@@Excalibur01 Probably not but the Cold War was a weird time for arms movements. Anything could end up anywhere

[@Excalibur01]

@@insert-name-here3350 But in the hands of lowly German police at the checkpoint? Unlikely. Most likely for secret soviet spy stuff

[@insert-name-here3350]

@@Excalibur01 What if the guards were actually KGB agents on an OP? :O

[@Excalibur01]

@@insert-name-here3350 2 rando KGB just guarding an abandoned subway entrance? The soviets weren't THAT wasteful

[@darthrevan-]

My dad was in the navy for 22 years and he was in the Vietnam war

[@SAVAGEActual]

Awesome!

[@darthrevan-]

@@SAVAGEActual my dad also met Reagan and he shook his hand and the secret service agents were saying we got to go mr president But Reagan said I'll go when I'm ready

[@LoneWolfMcQuadeUSA]

Getting the Corona virus sucked big time. Soldiers have too deal with worse shit than that everyday, so my hat's off to all who put their ass on the line. Thank you!💪

[@dgklangimpuls2762]

Love you guys and I love seen you both getting more comfy doing the yt stuff 🐐

[@Keleros1]

Found your channel watching stuff on gameology, thanks for your service guys! You two should react to Sniper Elite 4!

[@SAVAGEActual]

Thanks for watching!!

[@feathersmcgraw7608]

The mp5 first came into service in 1966 and is still being used today and is known as the most popular smg to this day.

[@Blazcowitz1943]

I'm pretty sure it wasn't being used by the Stasi in East Germany though.

[@Excalibur01]

@@Blazcowitz1943 They even had the FNC in the hands of the Stasi in the game, which is just...wrong

[@Minotaur-ey2lg]

Light Amplification by the Stimulated Emission of Radiation. LADAR is a portmanteau of Laser and Radar.

[@jonasgrant]

Well, considering the MP5 was in use during Vietnam, I'll say, yeah, it was a thing in '81...

[@michaelskramii2245]

Good stuff as per usual. Seems like this game has some call outs to Spy Game ( 2001 ) - Robert Redford and Brad Pitt from Vietnam onward. Companies need to contact Savage Actual for some content advice. And remember to add proper quantities of beer to the games as well .

[@SAVAGEActual]

Michael you have excellent points from start to finish.

[@archiegregory5379]

The Mp5 was used on British soil in 1980 during operation nimrod such a classic firearm

[@brendansteed2486]

Mp5 was developed from 64-66 and has been manufactured by Heckler&Koch since 66.

[@M4A1_DELTA6]

- the haircut , adler looks like SGT.barnes from platoon , they have same scars , smoke cigs like a chimney,both betray there own , both are badasses , i see now where cod gets its ideas lol

[@Franster1001]

Jason should be Adler for Halloween this year 👍🏽

[@killjoyforhire6485]

I love call of duty as a franchise and especially the black ops series but you can definitely tell this game had to be finished at home during quarantine

[@MRrealmadridRaul]

You should do a react to VR like Pavlov or Onward where you need to manually reload or use the charging handle to chamber a new round.

[@SAVAGEActual]

Its in the works.

[@MRrealmadridRaul]

@@SAVAGEActual Heck yeah, looking forward to it!

[@thetardy1]

Almost forgot. If I remember correctly it was 1966 that the MP5 was first produced.

[@danialyousaf6456]

That LMG that bell used in the nam mission wasn't the pig, it was the stoner 63. And the mp5 has been around since the 70's so yeah it's possible for the guards to have them. Not sure why they were wearing ww1 uniforms tho lol.

[@christopherlovett7685]

Work and production of the MP5 began in 64 and it was first being used by the German police in 66 although at the time it was known as the HK54

[@Dave-fd6xc]

Awesome video as always cheers!

[@IzzyManDude]

Hey, I found out that the MP5 was introduced in 1964. So, to answer your question, yes, it was around in the 1980s.

[@liam_hc_aus1]

Great episode guys, loving it all, would love to see a breakdown on the medal of honour recipient John Chapman. Keep up the good work, from Australia

[@jdmdamian]

Yea the MP5 was a thing, it was made in the 60’s. Laser sights existed but they were HUGE.

[@Excalibur01]

But were not used in this manner.

[@MrSunshine1079]

The Hueys in the Vietnam section are about 50 years from the future. Too many rotor blades and one too many engines. Not sure why they did that when they used a more accurate model in the previous game.

[@SAVAGEActual]

Thanks Mr. Sunshine for giving us a reality check! Its always good to hear some info about weapons and aircraft. Thanks for watching!

[@Mav_323]

Love you guys videos keep up the good work !

[@SAVAGEActual]

Thanks so much!

[@pierrecorminboeuf3030]

Apparently the MP5 was used by the german boderguards since 1966. Keep on going, you rock guys 🤘

[@Excalibur01]

WEST German border guards, not the East

[@TheFightersspirit]

7:02 "How long before we get A-rash?" Throws baby powder at qasim Also the mp5 was designed in the 60s

[@erfan.2244]

The scars Russell what do they mean where did they come from?

[@kg_canuck]

It'd be neat to see you guys look at videos of the goofy stuff soldiers get up to when not in combat, and to hear what your pass-times of choice were when you were serving