Ukraine GoPro | Medevac Under Fire

#Ukraine #Offensive #Footage
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Thank you for everything.

[@lex1945]

As a paramedic myself, big respect for the guy that helped his buddy while he was himself hurt. Stay safe !

[@BrandyF2]

That's Arnie if you didn't know. This isn't the first time he's been wounded. If I remember correctly (too many tbi's in my lifetime🤗) Civdiv posted an earlier series of Arnie's vids Arnie's team going house to house clearing villages. As a 110% civilian, I was immediately drawn in by their pov footage, as well as tens of dozens other soldiers fighting for Україна. ♥️🙏🇺🇦🔱💪🚜🌻🍉✊🤙

[@Bon-ob8si]

Same here. Arnie did an amazing job while in quite a lot of pain! The tension was sooo thick! I'm absolutely amazed at what these Soldiers endure & overcome! ALL heroes in my book. Keep staying safe guys! Slava Ukraini!💜💪🙏🇺🇦🤝🇺🇸

[@lisaroan9029]

Arnie, You are amazing to help your brother while wounded yourself and doing what had to be done. I'm glad to hear the wounded soldier survived. Slava Ukraine 🇺🇦 💙

[@delpinsky]

It's really hard to imagine our own reaction, in an extreme tense and scary to death situation like this one. An act of bravery here, is also being cold and with the mind clear to help and being aware of the situation.

[@Leak-ec5gb]

@@BrandyF2 no one cares

[@illiabohomol5039]

The driver got an order to await for medevac for Arnie but the medevac got hit later. The driver was just following his order to save Arnie but he couldn't explain what they are waiting for. Language barrier is a shit and this is really sad to me, as Ukrainian, to see that a lot of our soldiers don't even understand English on the most basic level. I think this is the issue of post soviet education those soldiers got

[@SteveTheGhazaRooster]

Thanks for providing some translation. I was wondering what the soldier was saying and I'm sure both were equally frustrated at the situation.

[@Someone-nw7yc]

Sad barrier, amd thanks for translating, i wanted to know what he said too.

[@FulloutPostal]

thanks for the context! but I gotta say, as someone whos been to a few different places without speaking a word of the local language, I tend to put the responsibility on the foreigners... I am of course aware that these volunteers are there to fight, but in my opinion, anyone putting in some effort should be able to pick up at least a basic understanding of the local language in a few weeks, especially in circumstances that force some form of communication, like combat...

[@peterjohnjoseph]

This should be a pinned comment. Thanks for explaining. Can you tell me if he said anything about why he kept randomly opening the back door? That was making my anxiety go through the roof.

[@NokiUSA]

@@SteveTheGhazaRooster Ukrainian soldiers said that he is waiting for another vehicle that Arnie will have to take.

[@DigitalMelanin]

Arnie is a certified badass. man is wounded himself but still tries his best to take care of a wounded comrade.

[@luxiet2518]

"Dont get me killed, my dog is gonna be upset" LMAO

[@tyr5119]

I like how he apologized for getting wounded. A true soldier

[@richneedre48]

YES! 100% balls of steel all the "CIV DIV" men ✌️

[@didi50210]

Arnie is the man

[@richneedre48]

@@didi50210 all those guys are... much respect 🙏✌️✌️🇺🇲🇺🇦

[@WTP_DAVE]

Popeye vibes

[@richneedre48]

@@WTP_DAVE 🤣🤣🤣💪🤣✌️

[@alex.p.b.]

Now I understand NATO standards. Not just being professional on shooting but also to know how to use the first aid kit and to help your brothers in arms. Communication is also very important, it can save time and lives.

[@marka7759]

yep... level of training rather reminds of WWII learning by doing... as macaber as that sounds...

[@canneddragoon]

and NATO standards were designed so every country in NATO does things for the most part with the same training and procedures and ammo types.

[@marka7759]

@@canneddragoon damn true! If the russians were fighting nato forces in ukraine theyd get wagner in syria squared!

[@officialWWM]

Communication seemed to be a massive problem here!

[@badrulofficial]

​@@marka7759 are you sure?do you know why america make nato?

[@CivDiv]

Part 7 coming tomorrow.

[@mihaidumitrescu1325]

is the wounded guy safe rn?

[@liuyloui]

This video was truly terrifying, but is important to see to educate on the chaos and brutal reality of war.

[@dakotareid1566]

@@mihaidumitrescu1325yes he survived

[@ninatsukanova1049]

Ему оторвало руку ?😥

[@abmindprof]

You really show how horrible war is. You're so generous in your evaluation of the Ukranians here, in over their heads, and terrorized. I have no idea how I'd react in their place.

[@richneedre48]

It the best RAW look on KZbin of war in Ukraine👍✌️✌️🇺🇦🇺🇲🇺🇲

[@JohnDoe-vy5hh]

The horror

[@illegaldyo]

Pay attention folk, this is how vatnik's play the divide and conquer game online. "War is horrible", "Ukraine is in over their head" etc. The comments look quasi-neutral, but they are designed to degrade support for Ukraine.

[@vickyshaw1983]

Arnie... awesome man on the frontline of a war that selfishly speaking isn't his to fight, but in terms of world politics, world peace and global stabilisation is essential. Thank you to you, #CivDiv @CivDiv , and serious kudos to Cognac, but most especially to Arnie and his comrades' on the frontline, most of us are so lucky we never have to see or fight.

[@liammorris1018]

Afghanistan has never been conquered, all it takes is resolve, Russia will never occupy Ukraine long term, just a war that will bankrupt them and diminish any standing they have at the international table. they basically cut their nose off by invading ukraine.

[@EL_DUDERIN0]

Arnie is an amazing human. God bless him. When they brought the wounded man in from the other truck I think they were told not to touch his shoulder because they didn't want to risk the tourniquets coming loose. The field meds must have done an amazing job because he survived! Arne did his best even while wounded, amazing.

[@wigon]

@@gustavgustav5476 Go away Russian troll.

[@kimjunguny]

If a tq comes off without removing tension its not on tight enough, even if theres no arm below it.

[@slicklandy7819]

@@Dave-cx3dr @gustavgustav5476 is a known orc troll, ten cent army

[@gustavgustav5476]

@@Dave-cx3dr becouse the Russian side is the true one I'm sorry but it has been proven a thousand times since 2014 that Ukraine is not the innocent lamb it likes to show Russia's attack was justified, even if it's only 50%, but when Russian citizens alive in Ukraine complain about how they're being treated, you can't just ignore it. Just because western media doesn't show it doesn't mean it isn't true. I'm not going into the Russian propaganda about Nazis and the like I'm talking about the people who live in the Dombass and their experiences I've been there myself and it's a 50:50 attitude towards Russia and Ukraine from both sides against both sides

[@catherinemichael2851]

When Arnie got wounded he took no pain relief saying save it for someone who needs it and no tourniquet either. When he looks back on this, I bet he hadn't been so ...... ??????. Such a brave brave brave soldier !

[@hapyharyhard0n581]

Arnie is a TRUE hero!!! remaining calm under fire and providing medical aid all while wounded and through a language barrier!!! Inspiring!!!

[@1974greymalkin]

I pray for Arnie everyday. Please make it through this. Ive come to care about this man a great deal.

[@BrandyF2]

Agreed, love his unique voice. He has remained calm and sharp when those around him needed it most. ♥️🙏🇺🇦🔱💪🚜🌻🍉✊🤙

[@PEACE_REAPER]

Same here. He's one of the realest out there

[@porkerpete7722]

He doesnt sound so tough from his voice. But he's always pretty calm even through Hell.

[@relaxedsand1760]

thisvideo is at least two months old, because in the previous vid it said arnie had taken 2 months to fully recover from his injury. he has allredy recoverd from that injury. they cannot post the vids instantly it will give russians an advantage

[@Cry.For.Ukraine]

I have come to care about him deeply as well. His voice is unique and I'm trying to figure out if it's an accent from another country. He could read the phone book and I would listen all day. Praying for all of the brave men and women who are fighting this ugly war.

[@AnonymousG3R]

Absolutly respect to Arnie. He´s wounded by itself and helping another men who are in much more badly condition. A true hero.

[@hannutaskinen2032]

When i did my 9months in army as a medic we watched films about injuries and operations, like one where a soldier had stepped on landmine, but not ever any combat footage so these are super informative and "intresting". So thanks CivDiv.

[@ineswalter3436]

Unglaublich.......😢Ganz grosser Respekt an Arnie! Trotz seiner eigenen Verwundung ,so ruhig zu bleiben und zu helfen. Was für ein toller Mann! Was für ein toller Soldat!!!! RESPEKT...🇺🇲🇺🇦🇺🇲

[@carn1fex_]

Bro, speak englisch.

[@Snipurss]

@@carn1fex_ nein

[@noheadgaming7393]

junge schreib doch englisch

[@nobdy2ooo]

brainwashed 😂

[@jeffmartin2973]

Horrific. Arnie is a real pro helping others while often in pain. I prey you guys are victorious and get to lead normal lives again soon.

[@officialWWM]

They will never live normal lives. Sadly, these experiences will traumatise them forever!

[@Roland_Deschain677]

Normal lives? They are soldiers of fortune, this is what they chose to do.

[@officialWWM]

@@Roland_Deschain677 yep, paid murderers.

[@paramedicinparadise9795]

As a Paramedic I find these videos of casualties, their wounds and battlefield treatment educational and interesting. Keep them coming. Arnie, you're hardcore. Straight up Bad Ass ! Respect. 👍

[@charlesmartel6103]

This is concerning man. You can not have your wounded bleed out.

[@CyberWAmpi]

It seems, the Golden Hour is not realstic in this conflict. This is a worst case scenario: many wounded at once, no air transportation, constant artillery, dissorientation etc.. Some reports say evacuation at day is to high risk, so they mainly drive a night, therefore evac times can be very long. A TQ is desinged to be worn for tops 3h, without risk. These Problems arent new to military, but this is the first realy symatric conflict of two modern armies. Ukranie/NATO have to learn and adapte. Sadly those lessons are mostly paied in blood. *Note im not an expert, i only reapeat what i read and see on the internet. So please take my words with a grain of salt and inform yourself.

[@obvioustrollthatbaitedyou5036]

@@CyberWAmpi I agree with you and its really concerning how our western countries fight. Ngl, I think a full blown conflict would result in heavy deaths for NATO forces in the first few months, as most of our countries havent fought a real modern army since WW2 or Korea. They do really need to adapt, as the wars that would potentially take place in the farmlands would clearly not pan out for western doctrine.

[@MrBobbysmithinhouser]

​@obvioustrollthatbaitedyou5036 nato would be fine imo, can't hit you with artillery if you have air superiority........

[@obvioustrollthatbaitedyou5036]

@@MrBobbysmithinhouser Eh, maybe, but these tactics havent ever been tested against a modern military. For that I cant be so sure. Hopefully though its just speculation and in reality NATO sweeps anybody.

[@lfield2494]

​@@MrBobbysmithinhouser Think this war has made NATO countries realize the risk of only relying on airpower, because if that fails to 100% dominate there is serious trouble. Hence suddenly the renewed interest in having larger artillery forces as well as greater ammunition stockpiles.

[@peterjohnjoseph]

5:50 when that door starts to randomly open again he has to feel like he's in a repeating fucking nightmare. He's stuck in a steel coffin that's being assaulted, no one can tell him where he's going or when, the driver can't speak, doesn't move, he's slowly bleeding out, and all the driver can do is keep randomly opening the back door while bullets are flying at it. This is hell.

[@bmcg5296]

That was rough to see a badly hurt man, saving the life of another badly hurt man. Who’s experience of being wounded before. Knowing fast treatment can make the difference, in life and death. Also preparing him for medics to come. Was extra seconds saved in checking too for secondary wounds. Even through barriers of language, someone knows someone is trying to save them? Arnie was a true hero in the moment, that those Ukrainian troops won’t forget. Glory to the hero, Gloria to the heroes and all those unseen doing good deeds like this. Slava Ukraini 🇺🇦⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

[@pizdetzmir]

Holy shit so the driver is saying “someone will come get you” and then after that he says “I don’t know”.. he doesn’t know wtf he is doing. This is sad to watch. I hope Arie ended up ok.

[@imcbocian]

In this context it's not "i don't know" but "I don't understand you"

[@pizdetzmir]

@@imcbocian not sure which timestamp you are referring to but he tells him “I dont know” “не знаю” during the exchange

[@StretchMedia]

Arnie you are a monster and a hero. Thank you for your service to Ukraine. Slava Ukraini 🇺🇦 Heroyam Slava 🇺🇦 💪

[@garrettahern3813]

Unfortunately I think this war will turn into a world war so we can kickstart the new world order by 2030

[@VytautasVN]

HH too!

[@StretchMedia]

@VytautasVN I salute🫡 and honor all the brave heroes of Ukraine. Too many to name. Civ Div and his team were just one of the few out there showing us their strife. They fundraise by showing these videos. Slava Ukraini. HEROYAM SLAVA 🇺🇦

[@D0csavage1]

Arnie, without him the inside of that truck would be utter mayhem. Trying to get the driver to move then faced with a badly injured soldier and uninjured? Shocked buddies, Arnie took control although he himself wounded. His professionalism and battle experience kicking in. I don't think the Ukrainians will forget him in a hurry. *The real Arnie*

[@smithsway]

The driver was waiting for the seriously injured guy to be brought out. If Arnie has his way and got a private VIP medivac, the other guy would have died. Unfortunately in the year or more of Arnies time in Ukraine he doesn't seem to have learnt even the most basic of phrases. If he had that would have helped him a lot to understand what was going on. As for the injured guys mates, they too had small wounds like Arnie, but had managed to stabilize the guy. Arnie was gilding the lily...

[@Jack-om1qw]

@@smithsway The driver was waiting well before the other vehicle got hit did you even pay attention?

[@smithsway]

@@Jack-om1qw The driver was following orders. That's kind of a military thing, look it up.

[@Jack-om1qw]

@@smithsway I doubt he had orders to not move and be a sitting duck he was clearly panicking (as is to be expected)

[@issadraco532]

@@smithsway you must not have watched the other footage from this dude that shows the other westerner attempting to communicate with his driver through tuk tuk and chuk chuk and goddamn provolone-ichuck and pepperoni-chuk sounds. and it was shit that can already be done through hand signs, so it wouldn't have changed anything in this situation. have you even thought about what it would sound like anyways? picture the driver knowing enough to say a few words.. you think that it's gonna be helpful to have him repeat "we wait" while the other dude keeps asking "what are we waiting for? need medic, go, move your ass" for an hour? he doesn't need to be told that, he can already tell that they're waiting.. that's the problem, the fact that they're goddamn sitting ducks just standing there and waiting for artillery to land on top of their heads. in this case, they could have both spoken perfect english and the driver still wouldn't have been able to provide a proper satisfactory explanation for why they are out there so close to the front and just waiting like sitting ducks for an hour straight while russian drones are directing the artillery towards them and jerking off watching the bloodbath from above. because there is no justification for that. you say that others wouldn't have survived if they had moved, but that is complete bullshit. they were just waiting there out in the open. the shell could have just as easily landed on top of their heads instead. they could have been the ones in the blown up vehicle. buddy here could have been the one ending up with a missing arm. it's ridiculous to act as if they should wait there out in the open because there might be someone that will need help later down the road.. in fact, the video specifically shows what happens when you do that. you end up with more people getting wounded, and the vehicles slowly get picked off and you end up with even less vehicles and the whole thing turns into an even bigger shitshow. it's one thing if you have people with lighter wounds that are waiting for a little while until there's a few of them, that way a vehicle is able to come in and pick up the whole group to avoid multiple trips. nobody is saying that you need to move the second that someone gets a scratch, but those guys need to be waiting in the tiny forests or something where they cannot be spotted. not inside a vehicle that just stays parked there like dummies out in the open waiting and going like "oh we currently have three guys with light wounds? nah, we got more seats to fill up, we're gonna wait here like sitting ducks for a little bit longer".. by your logic, they shouldn't have left when they did because they still had room and someone else might have sustained really severe wounds a minute after they left and might have needed urgent evacuation. it just doesn't make any sense to wait there simply because someone else might need help later down the line. it's a war, they're trying to attack heavily-fortified positions and getting smacked by artillery being guided by drones. there's going to be tons of casualties, but you have multiple vehicles to deal with that. once again, you must not have watched the other footage from this dude, because otherwise you would have seen that it was mentioned that none of the evacuation vehicles were available and that westerners had to take the initiative to evacuate the wounded on their own because the ukrainian drivers got scared and refuse to carry out the evacuations. and buddy here is actually a badass that fought alongside the ukrainians himself in the past, so it's not like he's a russian kremlin bot or anything. he's very pro-ukrainian and constantly adds little text explanations to his footage and would be able to describe an ukrainian soldier tripping on his shoelaces and falling on his face as something along the lines of "as you can see, very good teamwork here. fellow teammates remaining calm and providing 360 degree reconnaissance throughout the entire action-packed shoelace retying operation, very cool and collected, the sign of a very experienced team that has dealt with shoelaces on many occasions" to make it sound as good as possible.. so you know that it must have been really goddamn bad if he was just outright saying "yep, they got spooked and didn't wanna do it so one of the westerners had to take control of the situation and get it done by himself".. wouldn't have said that if it was just one out of multiple drivers that got a little bit scared and that took a few extra minutes to calm himself down before going in. if he described it the way that he did, it means that it was really bad. so give me a break with your little sarcasm and stories about how they were "following orders" or whatever.. if they hadn't parked out there like sitting ducks because they were poorly-trained and scared of the artillery, they almost certainly wouldn't have been smacked by artillery in the first place and the whole thing wouldn't have happened and that wounded guy wouldn't have been wounded in the first place. and they would have had multiple vehicles to use for carrying out the evacuations instead of having to wait forever to pack as many guys as possible in a single vehicle, which would have even further reduced the potential risks by minimizing the amount of potential casualties if a vehicle does get unlucky and gets smacked. they would have done what they were supposed to be doing, which is to have multiple designated evacuation vehicles making trips back and forth throughout the day. the goal is to be able to go in and get casualties out of the bad areas as quickly as possible, and waiting near the front like a sitting duck is not going to help to achieve that and will instead result in quite the opposite. you'll find yourself losing even more vehicles than you should have and end up with more casualties putting an even greater strain on the remaining fleet of vehicles that now have to evacuate the original casualties on top of the other guys from the vehicle that parked out in the open and got smacked. i don't know shit about how far those vehicles should be from the front and exactly how they should be doing their thing to maximize the efficiency of the evacuation process and increase the survival rates, but i'm pretty sure that you can put together a rough line that divides the dangerous areas from the relatively safe areas where you can wait and not have to worry too much about drones guiding artillery on top of your head. probably depends on a whole bunch of things like the environment and terrain and the capabilities on both sides in that given area such as the type of firepower and reconnaissance of the reds and your own ability to jam their drones and that kind of shit. but there is no excuse for an hour-long one way trip to the designated location, because that can't be the place where they provide medical treatment. that means that the person needs to be loaded into another vehicle and driven for god know how long to reach the place where the medical facility is located. and in that case, if you took an hour just to get to that first designated location and the person barely survived that first leg of the trip, you're basically doing it for nothing because the person isn't going to survive another hour or whatever to reach a hospital located like fifty miles further or whatever. so basically, you have two options here. you either park far enough away to begin with to avoid more injuries and lost vehicles which decreases the survival rate of the wounded guys that need evacuation, or you dodge the artillery as best as you can by moving your ass and just constantly making trips back and forth. but you don't park next to the front and wait like a dummy. and by the way, your thing about the foreigners learning the language doesn't make sense. i have never seen even a single piece of footage depicting foreigners being the drivers. most of the foreign volunteers are badasses that have a lot of combat experience, so they're almost always going to be the ones leading the drivers and telling them what to do and where to go. and if you have people that don't speak a language and that barely know a few words and short phrases, by definition it's always going to be easier for person receiving the orders to translate those orders in his head as opposed to having the person giving the orders attempting to speak in broken russian with strange tuk tuk and chuk chuk sounds while dodging artillery. it's just simple logic. and the english words are universal things like "left" and "right" and "go" and "stop" and "wait" and "medic" and "hospital" and things like that. and we're not even mentioning the fact that you have foreigners that are going to a country that most people can't even point on a map to risk their lives to help defend the land of strangers on the other side of the planet.. i know ukrainian propaganda has been going on and on about how they're the ones doing us a favor and "fighting for the world" and blah blah blah, but that is just theatrics and manipulation in order to secure more assistance. so yeah, very much the opposite. the notion of placing the responsibility of learning the language on the foreigners that are going out there to risk their lives for them is just ridiculous.

[@Jimmywoodstock]

Arnie is bad to the bone. So much respect for this absolute warrior.

[@Kedo2]

Man, I hope I will never be in a war, but if I did I would love to have a buddy like Arnie besides me. Heroyam slava !

[@jasonmccomas7220]

Arnie is a dawg! He’s truly an impressive man and human being! Being injured and saving that soldiers life is more than most would do! That video was absolutely inspiring.

[@robbertram3310]

Why did Arnie give his rifle to Cognac? What if he had to bail out of the medivac vehicle he transferred to?

[@Swishersweetcigarilo]

Yea and he left all his gear including his med kit... that little krinkov would fit nicely inside that vehicle

[@def6420]

probably because he is dumb

[@andrehege-du4iq]

It's a rule to take the weapon away from a wounded soldier. Anyway you can't take your rifle into the hospital and the weapon will disappear, maybe forever.

[@jarbor7898]

Wow! The horror of war but the bravery and unselfishness and the loving of others from around the world. Arnie, you have my full respect!!! God Bless you and all of you fighting the evil. Stay safe!

[@granite6196]

Arnie never fails to display the epitome of what a solider is. Said it on Arnies IG post today, and I’ll say it here. Been follow you before you got big, and I’ll be follow Arnie as well! You’re both warriors.

[@yankeehunter3466]

Arnie is a warrior. you start to realize how many other Arnies have performed so bravely and never had their stories told, wild.

[@Mr.Reality]

I hope the soldier is making a full recovery what a badass. Same for all the others involved. Stay safe and glory to Ukraine.

[@stur5658]

Thanks for sharing this. A real insight into the horror and bravery that is happening every day. My absolute respect to all the guys in the video. I would hate to be in a position where I had to find out how I would react in that situation

[@NiclasAsp]

Damn I always get a bit sad when seeing people being so helpless. This guy here is a true hero as many are in this war! 😢❤🇺🇦 Love and hope from Sweden 🇸🇪

[@nextyzzz]

Watching them shouting at eachother in different languages is so frustrating when i understand both of them. Painful to watch

[@hairyneil]

What was the Ukrainian driver saying?

[@richman2601]

@@hairyneilSome other commenter said the driver tried to tell Arnie there was someone else to pick him up that was on their way EDIT: can’t copy on phone. It was the driver doesn’t know where to drive him and there should be someone picking him up soon

[@nextyzzz]

@@hairyneil he was clueless on where to drive him. He was also saying that a seperate vehicle will come pick Arnie up. He also said wait a lot of times.

[@litterpicker1431]

They really only needed about five words to achieve some degree of understanding -" Іди больницу" and "wait another car." Barraging each other with foreign words at that speed was never going to achieve anything.

[@funoji9168]

I'm too lazy to make compelete translation but the driver basically says that he doesn't know the way to hospital and that other evac vehicle should come and pick up Arnie.

[@porkerpete7722]

Aww that sucks. Why is that Ukrainian even out there then 😅

[@radovanrusnak8934]

@@porkerpete7722 it's easy to judge from the comfort of home. Your brain works a bit differently when you are constantly getting fucked by the artillery and have the responsibility over many lives.

[@user-sq3ng4cs6c]

Водитель сразу сказал что приедет вторая машина и нужно забрать ещё раненого.

[@rippyL]

"please dont get me killed bro" "my dog is gonna be upset" most badass thing to say

[@cosmicdisaster02]

Being wounded and not being able to communicate with the people with you is insanity. This was incredible to watch

[@ashleykerlin]

Christ what a communications nightmare. Why did he leave his phone behind? Surely Google Translate with an offline language file would be critical? He's not very good at communicating his situation even when he can speak English. I just don't understand why this is so hard. Through all of the video in this series all of the problems have been because of shit communications.

[@shonunezekiel]

90% of my frustrating problems at work (in an office) are due to communications issues - it seems like that makes up a significant proportion of the problems in a war zone as well!

[@George........]

either they dont want to or they too stupid

[@HubertofLiege]

The Russians get hit every time they use their phone so probably not a good idea to pinpoint your location

[@ashleykerlin]

@@HubertofLiege you need to understand how phones work. You don't have to be network connected to use GPS and offline language files.

[@MastakUa.]

@@ashleykerlin Do you know what the golden rule of the military is about the phone? or not take it when on a mission or put it in a special box that does not transmit radio waves. No one will take risks for this. My military friend never takes the phone on a mission and none of his people do. They recently stormed the village and liberated it. The phone was taken out of the container only after the liberation and suppression of the enemy.

[@tx5brent]

Out of all of the footage I have seen, this is probably one of the most confronting clips I have seen. Thanks for the insight, I really wouldn't have known why those guys were just sitting there if you didn't explain it for us civilians. Seeing those guys in that state, and coming somewhat back to reality when Arnie starts treatment really brings home the impact this will have on the rest of all of their lives

[@pdsimon24]

Its incredible to see how professional and cinsidered you guys act in such a high danger and pressure. Respect!

[@Thatkidp]

Arnie is a amazing solider and a awesome person!! Wish I could support more!

[@TheDenVx]

Damn, language barrier is a rly big problem, it's painful to se how they trying to communicate and can't understand each other and loosing time on it.... If we were all know English good enough in Ukraine, i guess more people would survive. Thank you for your great help to us! ❤

[@stevenlewis4887]

Arnie! God Bless man. I know it sucked having to sit there but you being injured helped save that soldier's life!

[@brewtimematters7395]

Stay Safe Brother. The Fog of war isn't always the enemy causing it. Should have multi language Drivers or radio man. Take it to them and stay Alive...

[@SCP.Officer.McDaniel]

God bless all who fight for Ukraine

[@Erikreaver]

Man, Arnie must have felt so helpless, and it is so tough to watch not only because of the obvious, but because I got most of what the driver was saying, having had worked with a refugee from Kharkiv for ~8 months, I picked up a good bit between that and similarity between slav languages. I hope all those are going to heal up as good as possible.

[@xdinked7502]

They all deserves medals but with the unselfish actions that Arnie especially took by not just sitting there despite being wounded himself but even to go as far as get out to help them, then even try his best to provide the right medical care to this guy despite being in extreme pain and bleeding himself. He deserves a special medal

[@tanakalight]

Arny needs a medal that was no easy feat he did responding so quickly and keeping his head while also injured. Hope he is doing ok

[@dianeknight4839]

Oh God that was awful 😢😢. Arnie is my hero, i hope he and the other poor soldier are making a good recovery. God bless all who help Ukraine in this awful and unprovoked war. Slava Ukraini ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@killerbeen773]

Oh Arnie is my hero? Wot cos he got shot fighting in some one else war!

[@sergeybebenin]

Why are you so hurt? Need copium? Account of yours created just a year ago kinda speaks for itself 😂

[@htorres1stk]

Dude you are the Man! Wounded but yet still in control plus taking care of the situation and tending to someone else severely wounded. Woooo

[@liamnorth555]

Yet more incompetency. Mind blowing.

[@leeharless8120]

Man, Arnie is 1000% someone you WANT in your squad for sure. He's incredibly smart about the situations he is in at all times, and consistently was putting his wounded allies before himself. What a damn trooper, dude. That's a fighter.

[@brookwhiteman9810]

Arnie is amazing. Absolutely amazing. God please protect this man

[@racialconsciousness6996]

Arnie is the exact type of dude I would want in my squad. A straight up soldier in every sense of the word.

[@Terryadfg]

Thanx for the video and for what you do to help! Without anyone talking it almost feels like I’m there!

[@OperationBlueberryExpress]

Nothing but the utmost respect to Arnie and to the rest that are putting their lives on the line!

[@corsafreak]

I have no words for arnie! 🤤 He was wounded himself and had bad pain, but he is still more concerned about the wounded ua soldier!! 👍😲 Absolutely outstanding!! Slava ukraini 💙🇺🇦🇩🇪💛

[@justinvanstaden4125]

Wow. I feel for Arnie man. Hard to watch as his fate lies with others waiting in a vehicle. Good work to help the wounded guy! Hope Arnie is good!!!

[@jacobhesington6725]

Arnie is incredible. We need more people like him.

[@shymkiv_art]

I thought English-speaking dudes work in the international legion, cause a language barrier is a huge problem. Thank you for the work you're doing there guys!

[@hrtpaul]

Arnie is a deadset bloody legend. Mad respect to him and everyone involved 💪💪💪💪💪 Slava Ukraine

[@Robinson_1988]

You can really get just how intense the reality of war and the fog of it here! Arnie has incredible grit and the true spirit of a soldier who, despite a very painful hip wound he's got himself, taking it upon himself and helping a more severely wounded Ukrainian soldier stay alive until they've arrived at the front line hospital... This footage is as real as it gets and it's really well sub-titled by you Civ Div! Thank you and God Bless you and all foreign soldiers as well as Ukrainian soldiers who are currently serving to protect Ukraine's sovereignty. Slava Ukraini & Heroyam Slava! 🇺🇦🙏💙💛💙💛🌻🫡

[@RP-gx5wv]

Thanks to Arnie for sharing. He did well and good to hear that man survived.

[@Finixbird1]

Hey Civ Div great insight into the Ukraine conflict! Glad to see Arnie made it back in one piece! Just a quick question, you said there were language barriers (as seen in this video) do any soldiers try to use some audio to text software on their phones? IOs comes with one built in and there's been a few in the app store that can be downloaded. I've even used them sometimes at my hospital job. Just wondering!

[@Grendel650]

Poor lad, losing his arm... 😢

[@charlesmartel6103]

Yes indeed.

[@def6420]

well ukraine wanted war

[@shonunezekiel]

@@def6420 definitely did not - and that is why they did not invade another country.

[@ISKREM22]

@@def6420 you're brain washed, any life lost is sad, no one wanted war.

[@mihaidumitrescu1325]

@@def6420 are you a troll?

[@Space.Viking]

Arnie better get some sort of medal. If this was U.S military I'd put money on him getting a medal of honor.

[@unclegeek]

How frustrating to not know the language. I am a paramedic firefighter. I was loosing my mind along with you on this. Glad you are alive and healing. Blessings

[@laurenoreilly4140]

I can’t believe how many times Arnie got in and out of that vehicle while injured as badly as he was. And then, despite his pain, Arnie worked on saving the other injured soldier. Arnie is a hero in my book 🇺🇸 🇺🇦

[@KellenDunnVPDFO]

All these men are heroes of the free world. I pray for the safety and good health of every soldier defending freedom for Ukraine and I am eternally grateful for their courage and sacrifice. Stay strong and safe, brave defenders. Wishing for a speedy recovery to all the wounded. Slava Ukraini.

[@commissarmax4832]

Russia is free world not this

[@BendyLemmy]

Damn, this one’s a hard watch. Thank you.

[@nik_5561]

“My dogs going to be upset” 😭😂 fucking LEGEND! Hope Arnie and the pup are doing good 🤙🏻🏴

[@user-vb1hy3li1h]

Thank God that poor man lived. Thank God Arnie and his buddies.

[@Sandman5O2]

Arnies a damn good soldier ! Worrying about his comrades more than himself, that’s a true soldier deserving of a medal of honor

[@BlackLethalDragon]

'My dog's gonna be upset' when you know there is one who waits for your return with utmost love

[@L.O.C.1990]

Arnie is a true hero and soldier . Thank you for letting us into your life and for your service your a great man above all

[@elrikup1179]

Wow Arnie! Respect from Finland. Ukraine don't give up 💪🏼 sending you Finnish SISU (a state of mind where you never give up)

[@roykale9141]

suomi!

[@BrandyF2]

Can you send some of that this way? Kiitos!! Slava Ukraina🇺🇦🔱💪 ♥️🙏💪🇫🇮🤝🔱🇺🇦🔱🤝🇺🇸💪🙏♥️

[@elrikup1179]

@@BrandyF2 in spirit for sure! Slava Ukraini🇺🇦🇺🇲🇫🇮

[@timothyking8650]

Very tense, I feel a basic English - Ukranian pocket dictionary could really help.

[@ashleykerlin]

You know technology has moved on since pocket dictionaries? Just a little…

[@timothyking8650]

@@ashleykerlin yes but technology needs power and can be broken, a small pocket dictionary would have sorted out the confusion while they were stopped.

[@ashleykerlin]

@timothyking8650 like the power that the GoPro is using you mean?

[@timothyking8650]

@@ashleykerlin The gopro is not vital equipment that can ensure survival, wouldn't want to be in a situation like the guys in the vid were where information needed to be relayed but all you have is a device with a dead battery or has over heated. Simple is reliable and reliability saves lives.

[@akhotherie2995]

Arnie you are a true soldier thankyou for good, braved etc. .etc... deeds biggest salute to you bro.

[@timseibel6507]

The professionalism on display here is just world-class.

[@vladimiraronov9965]

It looks like driver didn’t want to take Arnie alone as driver didn’t see the urgency. When driver got heavily wounded soldier and other Ukrainian’s soldiers he moved his vehicle fast.

[@abdullahx8118]

It really is just ordinary men fighting out here, they shouldn't be there but they are, and they have to be because Putin wants to cement his name in history.

[@TheIrishBosnian]

Arnie is a G! 💪 Quick thinking and keeping the momentum... Well trained, its seems.

[@1betterthan]

Very interesting stuff, thanks for the series.

[@cabeca38neguin98]

Deus abençoe eses guerreiros no campo de batalha, são verdadeiros heróis, glória a Ucrânia e seu povo 🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇵🇱🇬🇧🇬🇧🇮🇱🇺🇸🇺🇸🇬🇪🇬🇪🇬🇪🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱🇺🇦🇺🇦

[@rafaelgoncalvesdias7459]

Glória a Rússia e a libertação do ocidente. 🇧🇷🇷🇺🇮🇳🇨🇳🇿🇦

[@io-ve7pr]

​@@rafaelgoncalvesdias7459💪🇷🇺👋👍

[@katebroom9508]

@@rafaelgoncalvesdias7459 orc

[@KatsCats2619]

​@@rafaelgoncalvesdias7459In your dreams😴 NATO URAAH😊

[@KatsCats2619]

​@@rafaelgoncalvesdias7459RuZZia will never liberate the west😂

[@GK_690SMC_R]

Thank you and greetings from Frankfurt / Germany

[@eetwtszdfsregreshteshu]

Arnie! What a leader even when hes hurt himself hes still helping others!

[@stuffbywoody5497]

I can't say that I know how I'd react or behave in this situation. As a Firefighter that's been to hell and back, I'd like to think that I'd keep my cool enough to do the job at hand. But you never really know until you're in the situation for real. Mad respect to Arnie. ++

[@saltypapercut4993]

Arnie is either the luckiest or unluckiest guy over there

[@joshtherahrah]

Arnie is the consummate professional soldier.

[@Inkredibehl]

Thanks for sharing those footages and showing the reality of war. Hope everyone is ok now ! Glory to Ukraine !

[@tracyharrison9536]

I'm so anxious watching this, even though I know Arnie eventually made it to hospital! I can empathize with the driver...you need some kind of mental disconnect to force yourself to drive through danger, even though logically it's much less safe to stay still!!

[@BrandyF2]

God bless you Arnie!! Maybe it's fate that you were in the right place at the right time and you saved a precious young Ukrainian life. May you and he meet again Arnie🙏🇺🇦🙏. Brandon Mitchell aka ukraine_tbic could be the right man for the job re: the training of the evac(?) drivers. He, as well as many other volunteers, evacuated civilians from frontline villages and cities last year as the russians were closing in. Take care Arnie. Civdiv, thank you for all your editing efforts (excellent job, btw) and sharing these mini documentaries. ♥️🙏Слава Україні🇺🇦🔱💪🚜🌻🍉✊🤙

[@smithsway]

The driver was under orders to wait for the far more serious injury. If Arnie had got his way and had a VIP private medivac, the other guy would have died, have you considered that?

[@brendanhodgson9701]

Keep up the fight and stay strong, we are all praying for yous and care about yous. Slava Ukraine

[@AinsDefcon]

Civ Div, i´ve thanked you before for what you´re doing and is gonna continue thank you. What you´re doing is so important and to me you´re a hero. This vid was so much tension and show what people goes through fighting in the frontline for us all. Arnie, Congac and many more are true heroes of our world. This Medevac moved me to tears. Thanx again CivDiv for showing us what people are going through to save our democratic values while fighting for what is right. So much love to you and everyone doing all this. ❤❤ Keep strong, keep safe! Slava Ukraine.

[@69kiwijon]

Unbelievable what a soldier Arnie is you can hear he is in pain and has waited for far to long and still he gives what he can to help this other guy, I true hero.

[@alfaceuntauriprodigy]

I salute you and all the others who try to keep Ukraine and europe free and rule based ciwilized world. Slava Ukraini!🇫🇮

[@JoseNavarroCo]

Ukraine and Europe aren't the bastion of freedom. More corruption snd propaganda.

[@L2.Lagrange]

Man it feels like Arnie was the only guy here who has his stuff together. What a legend Edit: Why are the other guys in the back barely helping? Why are they leaving the wounded dude to tend to the more wounded dude? Man what is going on lol

[@SerafimsOrthodoxJourney]

shell shock can do a lot to people, hence those in the back probably did not know how to react. You have to keep in mind they saw a battle buddy go down, have his left arm almost completely blown off, has multiple wounds, just got out of a life or death situation, they probably realise that could have been them. War is scary man, especially in a firefight/ ambush that initially went wrong

[@derekbaker3279]

Keep in mind that this is not the first time Arnie has been wounded, and that he has had extensive battlefield experience, including dealing with 300s and even 200s.

[@smithsway]

The other guys all had minor injuries like Arnie. The serious case had already been stabilised with torniquets. Arnie trying to stop infection with gauze is well intentioned I'm sure, but the stump would already have been full of dirt, tree splinters and of course metal. A bit of dirt off the vehicles floor was immaterial. I can't help thinking he was playing it up for the camera after demanding he get VIP medivac before the serious case arrived. In which case the other guy would have bleed out waiting for the truck to return....

[@catherinemichael2851]

These guys got into an empty medical vehicle and may have assumed Arnie was the medic ?

[@rcheezy7501]

Man that was really an awesome moment to watch. Even tho Arnie is hurting bleeding and has a giant hole in his leg he’s still doing everything possible to help that guy out that lost his arm. If that guy survived he may never know but Arnie coulda possibly been the reason he survived. It’s tragic to see these injuries happen to the guys just trying to protect their own families homes and country.

[@smithsway]

If Arnie had got his way and had a VIP private medivac, the other guy would have died, have you considered that?

[@johnkirk3279]

Arnie... He is the man.. I have so much respect for this man... GOD Bless him, always..

[@filiptopolovec4510]

Stay safe man much love to you and all the people helping. Much love from Croatia

[@Operational69]

Slava Ukraini! 🇺🇦 Glory to the heroes!