Swedish, Finnish & French Marines Operate from USS Gunston Hall.

[@Ignore_this_channel]

Wonderful to see Swedish, Finns, US, French and Italian train together in Norway!

[@MuhammadkabaapAurdada]

they wont last long agasnit russia.... and us wont be able to mobilize to help them wihting 24 hours.. its a lie thats been sold to europe.. it will take usa mnthg to mobilzie a force to come fight chian and russia... ITS not gonna end well for EUROPE sweden finland french italians... RUSSIA dont stand alone in a world war.. and USA wont be hurt but they will certainly sacrifice all of europe and thierk ids to get richer..... IM NOT FIGHTING SO US CAN GET RICHER... im out of here in war ... FUCK USA ... who is teh sole reason for all of tehse propbems in europe ..

[@carls8286]

Great to see the nordics in this joint excersice. We use the CB90s in my homeguard battalion. Its an awesome boat.

[@benoitpisarchick6866]

these swedish boats are so f... cool!!

[@biohazardashes]

Stridsbåt 90, had the pleasure to ride in them twice (as the ferry home broke, im not in military). They were suprisingly comfy even in extream seas. 10/10 would ride again

[@nisselarson3227]

Do you mean a waxholmsbolaget ferry? Or something up north? That's so cool, I would have thought the coast guard would assist with that.

[@biohazardashes]

@@nisselarson3227 I assumed by your name swedish is okay. Upp i norr, vad jag förstod så var det en slump. Färjan fick problem i dåligt väder, och militären höll på med någon form av övning i hårt väder alldeles i närheten. Så när dom blev frågade om att hoppa in och köra över lite folk så gjorde dom det. Så fick åka med militärens stridsbåt över den dagen. Dom blev frågade sen när vi skulle tillbaka, och dom kom tillbaka då.

[@biohazardashes]

@@nisselarson3227 Sorry, aparently my answer dissapeared. It's up in the mid/north, by Umeå. And it was beacuse the military was doing a rough sea training just in the neighbourhood. So they were asked and gladly came to give us a ride. Then they return 2 days later and gave us a ride again.

[@Kenneth_James]

Soldiers bonding by talking about their rifles. Universal language.

[@Neruomir]

Yea the Swedish AK5 FNFNC variant is heavy as heck for a 5,56 carbine. Its basically a solid slab of aluminum. Not a bad carbine but most Swedish conscripts are surprised the first time they hold an AR etc on how light it is comparatively after lugging that thing around for months.

[@theoneandonlysoslappy]

There's something excellent about seeing Finns and their skis.

[@AakeTraak]

International cooperation warms my heart.

[@znail4675]

I really got the impression that this US ship would benefit from having a couple of CB 90 around all the time for logistics.

[@zoolkhan]

yankees never buy foreign stuff... and if they do some hardass nationalist in the pentagon gets diarhea. they could have a leopard, they could have a NH90 (instead of extending blackhawk lifespan) , they could have the best that money can buy, just like we buy F35s.. but their military industrial complex doesnt like to compete on the basis of quality and effectiveness or fairplay tender. Buy foreign stuff is out of the question most of the time,. though they are interested in stealing blueprints and take inspiration. (tried to get into -spanish leopard 2 production plant which is running licensed fabrication - at some point in time, very little known factoid there) Fun to work with them on grunt level for sure, but you cant trust their political leadership to be straight with you.

[@Mosern1977]

Very nice to see all countries working together so that we hopefully never have to.

[@user-mv6he6gl8m]

This ship is so James Bond...

[@xman7211]

Sweden 🇸🇪👍💪👊

[@TheGrace020]

epic thanks for posting 😻

[@fjn667]

The new CB-90 fast assault craft (CB-90 NG) that will enter service this year will be equipped with M134D gatling machine guns for much better suppressive fire

[@OFFTRACKPLACES]

Thats very interesting, will keep a look out for when its in service.

[@uranusismightybig5111]

Great pictures....love the CB90, its such a amazing piece of equipment. Good to see our forces working and training together too....more of that!

[@Granfoss]

The narrator sound like he is reading a children's book. lol

[@OFFTRACKPLACES]

Ha, it's my natural style, got slaughtered for using computer voices, so stuck with me 😅 👍

[@latmask00]

@@OFFTRACKPLACES You do an excellent job. Computer voices suck.

[@wyyrdojim]

@@OFFTRACKPLACESKeep using your voice, I’ve turned off videos because of bad computer voices.😎

[@uranusismightybig5111]

​​@@OFFTRACKPLACESyeah, keep it your natural voice. Computer voice makes it so much less interesting to listen to.

[@Mrsuperdestroyer]

@@OFFTRACKPLACES Don't think it's a bad thing to sound like that, it's really easy on the ears.

[@peo4989]

Swedish military equipments are best in the world at this point.

[@hardheadjarhead]

Both those officers at the end speak better English than a lot of American military men I know

[@Lajosen]

Our ancestors would be proud to see us all united in arms 💙

[@calleskurken9025]

Im Swedish, Svensk... jag ÄLSKAR MINA BRÖDER FRÅN FINLAND OCH DANMARK

[@Grimhead]

Sweden does not have "marines" we have "costal hunters" ;)

[@Zoroff74]

Actually Amfibiekåren (Attack coastlines from CB90) is our closest equivalent to Marines, while Kustjägarna (who are hunting for coasts ;-) are coastal rangers. 👍😁

[@iam5085]

I hope they train to handle drones.

[@anza77]

I'm pretty sure that we don't have marines.... Costal Jagers might be the closest thing to USA/UK marines.. But they are part of the Army. Not their own branch of Finnish defence Forces

[@OFFTRACKPLACES]

Thank you for a great comment, have taken note

[@anza77]

@@OFFTRACKPLACES combat divers, are part of Navy... Kinda SOF.... like coastal Jagers..

[@zoolkhan]

replace french with italian, and your headline becomes 33% more correct.

[@jont2228]

🤦🌎☮️🌎☮️🤦

[@sgtg4600]

Why do you talk like this? It’s bizarre!

[@somefuckstolemynick]

2:40 dude is playing with the top mounted machine gun

[@Dennan]

great video

[@nealrcn]

I am very impressed by how much they can stuff into those small boats.

[@zoolkhan]

theyre "bigger on the inside" :)

[@ivanflores-ramirez8105]

Another countries marines are somewhat like special forces, if not special forces elite military units

[@zoolkhan]

you could also say finns and swedes have no "marines" - yankee YT channel just called em this way. Theyre "jaegers" certainly specialists in their native environments.

[@lindahl01]

@@zoolkhan No, the amfibiesoldater of the Amfibiekår are marines. Kustjägarna (202. KJ-kompanitet) are rangers

[@zoolkhan]

@@lindahl01 thanks for the education. I am speaking more for the finnish, finland has jaegers eller fan jägerna som svedupellet sager perkele hi hi If you want to translate that to rangers then i would ask, why? you refer to their role, then what is the role of as ranger? I am a navy person who served in germany i know so little :) But i think we should not bend over to americans and their terminology ever - we should stay with our own terminology (jaegers/amfiesoldater/jaegerna) and if needed translate what their roles are. --- unless, a common terminology is required for trans-NATO collaboration, that is something i could get behind. Big learning step for finnish people, because in radiocommunication they use national spelling alphabet.... (except airfarce)

[@Quittin]

​@@zoolkhanIt isnjust that jaegers operate so very far from marines using the term is horribly misleading.

[@brianklauritzen]

Cool

[@SuperLeica1]

Just don't be prone to seasickness!

[@skakamj0lk]

Not overly important but pretty sure that was Tovik, not Torvic :)

[@OFFTRACKPLACES]

yep, my mistake, not watching my spelling!

[@user-hc5of8xk3r]

Awesome work guys ! 🇺🇸

[@GöranÅgren]

I am swedish but i think finland has the best military of the nordic countries, they defieted the russians twice!!! during ww2!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@zoolkhan]

Easy, calm down your horses. those who fought the soviets are not in active service anymore. The old Heros are mostly gone. Also ... sadly we did not "defeat" the soviets, we just defended our independence.. and we lost huge parts of territory as well as access to the arctic sea. Those who are now in the army, have yet to prove their value. Lets not glorify a bunch of kids who have never fought in a real war, even if theyre finns. Exception: the contingent that was in afghanistan I am a finn, and very patriotic and i think we should remain humble, it suits us better.

[@GöranÅgren]

@@zoolkhan i am calm!!!! but i know the nordic countries and finland had preperad for decades against russia!!

[@extremathule982]

@@zoolkhan " i think we should remain humble, it suits us better." 👍👍👍👍 Saluti dall'Italia.

[@zoolkhan]

@@extremathule982 i agree

[@norseman5041]

Rubber boots on skis from the 50's , this is your Akilles heel. Throw all this in the garbage and upgrade this important equipment, it has nothing to do in the North of Norway where temperatures can fall to -20 in a few hours. Do not save money on equipment like this, if your team is struggling with the environment equipped with outdated and garbage equipment, they might as well stay in the barracks. You need the best of the best equipment to thrive in this environment. Coastal Norway in the winter will be going from heavy rain and +C to snow and freezing in a matter of hour. I grew up in North of Norway, served several years in the military.

[@herptek]

Do you actually not understand what the conditions in Finland are like? I just really have to take a hard laugh at your ignorance. Rubber boots are exactly the item you want to have, no, you can't properly do without in weather conditions where the temperature alternates between wet or above zero conditions to freezing in a matter of hours. During summer, after thaw you can wear some other choice of footwear. I also can tell that you have never worn the winter rubber boots of the Finnish army, that can be used with skis. Everyone who has can testify that it is singlehandedly the best, most comfortable and crucially irreplaceable clothing item in the whole locker. The only kind of combat footwear that doesn't end up in your feet freezing while long stationary in very cold conditions for hours.

[@nikitaspanbo3291]

I can tell you by experience from the Finnish Marines that the rubber boots are very good if not the best type of footware for winter conditions. They are specificly made for winter, and that is why we use them, id say dont judge them before actually trying them urself. They might be a bit clumpsy but i rather be a bit clumpsy and have warm and dry feet than a little bit more agile and wet and cold feet. What footware did you have in norway when it was winter?

[@karisalonen8984]

I just love pakkassaappaat as IT IS so warm. It would Be nice to know what kind of footwear do Norwegian armed forces use, when skiing...

[@Jonsson474]

This was a very uneducated and ignorant comment. It’s obvious that you have absolutely no idea what you’re talking about and I tell you, weather conditions in both Sweden and Norway are much worse than in Norway. The Gulf Stream makes the climate a lot milder.

[@harrijaskari5450]

have to say here that u dont know what you are talking about. We have managed with those tens of years from +20 to -40. So pls. hide your ignorance here.