US Marine reacts to NATO's Marines

There is a certain mystique associated with the title "Marine" and that seems to hold true for the rest of NATO's Marines
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[@lucasfff1370]

at 5:14 the reason why the Dutch marines' uniforms look so different from each other is because they are allowed to personalise their own kit and gear. The Dutch military basically trusts on the marine's expertise that he will select the right gear for the right conditions rather than forcing a standard outfit upon him.

[@bxzidffbxzidff]

"He's got a freaking nice rucksack" Love how people that's never been in the military would focus exclusively on the guns and stuff, but people like you do notice things like this, which is one of the reasons why I watch your videos

[@CombatArmsChannel]

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[@jaketupman]

I filmed and edited the original video. Great to see it being analysed and appraised by an actual Marine. Top stuff. Can't say enough good things about working alongside the Marines from all of these countries. Fantastic bunch of people who were happy to help in any way. Filming with the Portuguese was particularly awesome as it was summer in Lithuania and they did everything the could to help us get those awesome shots. It was fricking cold on the ORCs, but another bucketlist experience. Really enjoyed the vid and the analysis. thanks for you service! And enjoy Scotland.

[@CombatArmsChannel]

Badass dude! Definitely a high quality production so those efforts did not go to waste! I'm a bit jealous you got to chill with all those units haha. Well done

[@pedrovasconcelos3204]

Thanks! Love, Portugal

[@VulcanM61]

Thank you Royal Marines - From Norway.

[@rubiax61]

The 'Black Devils' are the Dutch marines. They earned that name in the battle of Rotterdam in may 1940, when a hand full of marines, later joined by some regular troops, managed to keep the Germans pinned down south of the river that splits the town in half for days. The Germans had thrown in lots of airborne troops and troops that landed on the river in several flying boats. After they capitulated the German commander ordered his troops to salute the defeated Dutch out of respect for their bravery. The Germans actually came up with the name 'Black Devils' for the marines, because of their nearly black uniforms .

[@antoniodasilva1230]

Every global marine basically started from Portugals Navel marines

[@robertodeus9074]

Marine comes from the Latin word Marinus (from the sea). That's why "Mar" is a Portugusese word for ocean.

[@arnohoofvan9831]

Chatham 1667 - More than 800 Dutch marines land on English territory and capture Fort Sheerness. This enables Admiral Michiel de Ruyter to sail up the River Medway and inflict the greatest defeat ever on the English fleet. It marked the first victory of the Dutch Marine Corps, which had been established two years earlier, on December 10, 1665.

[@drsgme69]

Based dutch vs English cucks

[@robertodeus9074]

"Fuzos", are a short name for "Fuzileiros", the word used as a reference to marines in Portugal. Fuzileiro comes from the word "fuzil" Rifle in English

[@LewisB3217]

Fusiliers, yeah

[@davepb5798]

FAL- fusil automatiques léger

[@dinismantas7265]

Originaly they were designated as "Marinheiros do Fuzil" (loosely - Fuzil Seamen, or Seaman with a Fuzil). The Portuguese Fuzileiros have served continuously for over 400 years.

[@Sparkbushcraft]

Adeus terra adeus família… fuzos

[@arnohoofvan9831]

THE MARINE CORPS Founded on 10 December 1665, the Marine Corps is an elite component of the Royal Netherlands Navy. Marines are also referred to as naval infantry soldiers. They are infantrymen (soldiers who fight on foot) who are deployed to fight where land meets water, performing special missions in every corner of the globe. This is reflected in their battle cry Qua patet orbis: ‘As far as the world reaches’.

[@wutrax1]

you guys flooded your whole country to fight the Spaniards, ofc you were the first.

[@artofstormdancing3319]

@@wutrax1 Easy to be a marine when the whole country is underwater...

[@clivemaskell2439]

Im no expert but i have heard the dutch

[@hamster6978]

God created the world, but the Dutch created the Netherlands!

[@lbb101]

Germany doesn't have marines in the sense the US has. We have the Seebataillion (Sea Battalion) which is 1,200 strong - with companies of mine clearance divers, recon, 2 x boarding specialists, support troops, medics. And we have the elite Kommando Spezialkräfte Marine (KSM), which is basically the German version of Navy Seals.

[@Magnus_the_red69420]

Lol Sounds basically like swcc

[@clivemaskell2439]

Im no expert but I have heard the Royal netherlands marines are very highly thought of .

[@joaojorge2271]

The Fuzos is the nickname of the Portuguese Marine Corps. The portuguese translation of Marine is Fuzileiro and the shortname of Fuzileiro is Fuzo

[@TheApilas]

I served in the Finnish Coastal Jaeger's that is the Finnish Marines and we are specialized in fighting in the archipelago of the Finnish coastal areas. Our training was more similar to the Royal Marine Commandos in many ways than US Marines. We also wear a green beret if passed a +70 km march carrying close to 50kg of gear with stops were your skills are tested. The march takes between 24-30 hours to complete. Besides the march you have to fulfilled certain requirements to be allowed to obtain the beret. When I did my service 1993 we didn't have any exercises with foreign forces but just few years later we started to have exercises with the Swedish Coastal Rangers and since then also exercises with NATO Marine forces mostly during the annual Balt Ops exercise. Last year a more of a logistical US Marine unit was staying at the Finnish Coastal Jaeger's for couple of months for exercises and learning from each other as preparation for the day Finland becomes a full member of NATO.

[@n00blamer]

II/93 fuck yeah! :D

[@TheApilas]

@@n00blamer I was in I/93 😄

[@ehodfi6037]

I've heard of them. Your traditions go back to at least WW2. You fought the Soviets very well.

[@Erik_077]

Did you need Swedish Language Skills?

[@TheApilas]

@@Erik_077 In the Finnish Coastal Jaegers Swedish is the everyday language, but commands are in Finnish. Those who are Finnish speaking only can apply to serve there, most of them does that because they want the green beret and at the same time they improve their Swedish language skills. For me it is not problem Swedish is my mother tongue and Finnish was my home language.

[@nielsdekker2930]

The Black Devils is the nickname of the Dutch Marine Corps. They got this nickname since their uniforms where mostly black during ww2. The Germans feared them so much that they called them the black devils.

[@stabilis8895]

5th columnists

[@nielsdekker2930]

@@stabilis8895 ?

[@brycemedvin8765]

@@nielsdekker2930 Russian bot

[@vidisfury5328]

Yeah the same Dutch soldiers who leave Serbians to do genocide in Srebrenica

[@dirkdiggler5581]

They feared them so much no one even knows about them

[@Centurion101B3C]

If you are looking for where the term 'Marine' comes from, go to the history of 16th century the Netherlands where in their fight against the Spanish occupier, the Dutch starting employing their fleet in combination with quickly deployable groups of fighters.

[@rossmunro6698]

If you're looking for some proper Scottish terrain, I'd recommend visiting the Isle of Mull, Fort William or Glencoe

[@dasy2k1]

Absolutely. Fort William is a great place to base yourself for a Scottish stay. Has absolutely fantastic beautiful terrain and is close to all the various types, From the Cairngorms to the Lochs to the Glenfinnan viaduct (best known for Harry Potter).... And it's close enough to go visit the isle of skye

[@dibdab699]

There's Marines, then there's Commandos.... ;)

[@hugofigueiredo2994]

Hi mate, Fuzos=Fuzileiros=Fusiliers, well nowadays portuguese marines... Keep up the great work!

[@MarkARhodie]

Scotland here, looking forward to your videos of Scotland.

[@jaytucker8834]

Much respect to all these guys who serve us all well

[@somyajitchakraborty5702]

The history of Marine forces dates back to ancient Greece and Rome, especially the Athenian Naval Forces deployed in the Peloponnesian Wars who had mastery in amphibious assaults, also the Roman Naval Infantry Legion known as "Adiutrix". Officially the idea of a proper Marine Corps unit was adopted by Spain in 1537 known as "Infanteria de Marina", also active now making it the oldest and deadliest serving Marine Corps. Love this video! big fan from India!

[@christopherflanagan9626]

Very cool comment.

[@user-zr1cn8md3v]

Викинги и морские походы Запорожской Сечи

[@dinismantas7265]

True. The Portuguese Fuzileiros is the second oldest serving Marine Corps.

[@rafael6693]

Not really true 1. **Portuguese Marine Corps (Corpo de Fuzileiros)**: The Portuguese Marine Corps is considered the oldest marine corps in the world. It was established in 1618. It has served continuously since then, making it the oldest continuously serving marine unit. 2. **Spanish Marine Corps (Infantería de Marina)**: The Spanish Marine Corps was established even earlier, on February 27, 1537. It is recognized as the oldest marine corps in the world. However, it has undergone periods of reorganization, which is why the Portuguese Marine Corps is often noted for its continuous service. While the US Marine Corps is the oldest marine corps in continuous service since its founding within the United States, globally, the Portuguese and Spanish marine corps have older origins.

[@lino222]

Spanish Marine corps were the second to be created, first were the Venicians. In continuous service, Spain is oldest, followed by Portugal that also has the oldest serving Navy.

[@jamesmarshall8559]

I served 11 years as a British Royal Marine Commando. My time served shaped who I am today. During my service I cross trained and operated with US and Portuguese marines. During my last Afghan tour I took part in an operation where by we sought to place the 1st units of US Marines in 2009. Just a snippet of my time spent in the UK forces. BTW keep up. the great work mate I love your content. Would love to have. a wet (beer) with you. cheers.

[@richsmith7200]

My best friend was a Marine, says only thing that ever scared him was a Royal Marine contingent they hosted on base. The guys were badass, but actually really cool. I was in the army, we had a ROK sergeant that transferred over. He was small, but godawful strong, well trained and disciplined. We learned quite a bit from him.

[@zimsonh4332]

It is vital to work together like this, with all members of the alliance, it promotes the brotherhood, and the interoperability of our armed forces.

[@petrusinvictus3603]

It is allmost from machine!?

[@MrRiceGuy95]

Cool to hear you’re visiting Scotland soon dude! Defo need to check out the national museum of flight to see the Vulcan!!

[@KarILsson]

9:11 HK G3 fitted with Spuhr hand guard, top rail and stock. Spuhr G3 upgrades are also used by Sweden on AK4C (stock) and AK4 D (stock and hand guard).

[@almerindaromeira8352]

They actually decided against buying SCAR 5.56 rifles when they had the chance in 2019. I've talked to many and they do like the heavier round. The SOF units inside the corps use G36s and HK416s

[@KarILsson]

@@almerindaromeira8352We use the AK4B(G3) good side it have good stopping power and range but down side is indeed heavy and the bigger round got pretty good reciol and you only got 20 rounds in the mag......but they say Spuhr stock makes recoil a little softer have not tryed stock my self yet but we getting the AK4C soon so gona be interesting see if recoil get softer?

[@almerindaromeira8352]

@@KarILsson I don't think it makes it any softer but the stock is higher up inline with the bore so the muzzle climb is attenuated. A very big downside is the length. It's a huge weapon for close quarters. It forces the units to employ limited penetration tactics every time.

[@larsrons7937]

Interesting to hear your reaction as a marine to this film. I didn't see this particular one before.

[@Rob-dt6mo]

I’m British I got so much Respect for the USA love your channel 👍👍

[@christopherflanagan9626]

1:55 Pretty sure everyone was afraid of the British Empire's Royal Marines. If you go further back you have precursors like the amphibious landing that destroyed Troy, the Sea Peoples who caused the Bronze Age collapse, the Vikings who raided England, etc.

[@MrJimmyT]

Scotland is a beautiful country you will love it.

[@Crytica.]

The Dutch and Portoguese footage in this video looked gnarly. They also had cool setups.

[@brunolaranjeira9261]

Portuguese*

[@Crytica.]

@@brunolaranjeira9261 Poorgeese

[@whzpoor]

'Trigger' what a glorious surname for a glorious soldier freely serving His Majesty and His peoples. 🙏

[@nuke_jr]

the g36 may look heavy (like at around 7:52) but since its mostly made out of plastics, it is lighter than comparable weapon systems from countries, which deploy full or mostly metal guns

[@paulmcgarrigle5531]

Great video again, See when you come to Scotland,don't just stick to the cities, definitely go to the Cairngorms,but remember the midgie spray,and some wet gear!

[@davidcochrane9287]

Theo .I'm Scottish and live in Glasgow. You definitely have to drive to the Cairngorm mountains .And Durness in Sutherland is so beautiful. Our country is so beautiful. A nice glass of Malt to heat you up also on the cards ..😅

[@iPsOfAcT0]

The first Royal Marine, what a name....Captain Trigger! 🤟

[@drmarkintexas-400]

Thank you for sharing 🤗🇺🇲🙏🎖️

[@christopherflanagan9626]

Read about the "Big Grey Man" before you go out hiking in the remote parts of Scotland, you never know what's out there. Enjoy climbing mountains but having people call them "hills." From cycling, I remember strong headwinds can take a toll on you over long distances in Scotland.

[@chrisward7582]

Great viewing as always 👍👍

[@112Alarms]

it all started in 1500AD in Holland and yes, the feeling is universal

[@RaulPerez-yi4el]

The oldest and most successful infantry of Marína is the Spanish, from which all other western Marína infantry descend.

[@LeDiamondDog]

1:21 🇫🇷 French amphibious infantry are called « Marsouins » in the Armée de Terre We also have « Fusiliers Marin » in the Marine Nationale (French Navy)

[@leesimmons9504]

And don’t forget 3rd company 2rep

[@LeDiamondDog]

@@leesimmons9504 ils sont aussi appelé marsouin ?

[@LeDiamondDog]

@@leesimmons9504 ah non je suis con mais le 2 eme rep c’est pas de l’infanterie de marine ?

[@SportExtreme42]

The Black Devils is a nickname for the Dutch marines, earned because the German soldiers in WW2 feared them so much (their coats were black, hence the name).

[@unboofsnap3103]

the river type you were talking about is a inlet

[@Floren_Andro]

Spain has the oldest Marine Corps in the world, founded in 1537 and operating continuously since then. In fact, it has been copied in their uniforms, operations and even mottos by countless countries around the world. I would recommend that you see photos or videos about the dress uniforms, both summer and winter, and you will understand some things about the uniform of your own Marines.

[@jaymac7203]

The moustaches lol

[@screwistic]

US Navy, Im proud to be in the military and to have a role crucial to marine amphibious operations, its great to see them in and out of the working enovironment.

[@05Migalhas]

the first marines were the Portuguese . At the time called " Marinheiro de fuzil" in 1621

[@carey3409]

Hope you have a great time in Scotland

[@thecommentaryking]

The Spanish, Portuguese and Dutch here all claiming that their is the first naval infantry/marine force in history. However let's not forget that also the Romans centuries before used naval infantry formations (the milites classiarii) during naval battles and landings. Over here in Italy we have two marine units, the Army regiment "Serenissima" and the Navy Brigade "San Marco". The latter traces its history back to the various pre-unification naval infantry formations of the various Italian states and especially the Fanti da Mar of the Republic of Venice, created in 1550, themselves tracing their history back to the landing regiment created by Enrico Dandolo in 1202 for the Forth Crusade

[@CM-ey7nq]

From Portugal to Lithuania working closely together... Yeah, kind of what NATO is meant to be.

[@vlissinger]

The Black Devil's are the Dutch Marines. Much like the USMC’s Teufel Hunden/Devil Dog nickname, the Dutch marines’ earned their “Zwarte Duivels” moniker while fighting the Germans. The Germans termed them “Schwarzen Teufel” because of their dark blue overcoats, blackened faces, and courageous defiance in defense of the Maas bridges.

[@trident1314]

Enjoy your visit to Scotland Theo, wherever you go here you're never really that far away from the countryside (although there is far more to Scotland than just Glasgow and Edinburgh) but if your rushed for time you should visit the Trossachs (not to far from Glasgow) Hopefully you get to experience some proper Scottish weather 🤣

[@colincharliesdroneadventur9102]

if he is here in march he is in for treat 😂 4 seasons in a day

[@brunolaranjeira9261]

"Fuzos" the Portuguese Marines, "Stone Man on rubber boats"

[@PauloLima-bm3eo]

No, it's rubber boats, man's of steel

[@SportExtreme42]

@@PauloLima-bm3eo Thats funny, in the Netherlands we also call our marines "men of steel"

[@Niinsa62]

Nice!

[@alonsoquijano9555]

Spanish "Infanteria de marina" created nearly 500 years ago.

[@TrymYoutubeMainChannel]

Norwegian Naval Marines or MJK ( Marine Ranger Commando ) not sure on the translations but yeah they are great at Recon and has really high requirement to be accepted into the branch

[@AN-nt3uv]

The pretty nice rucksack guy was a German soldier, but we do not have a real Marines unit. There is a unit close to that from the Navy, but eventually they joined by another Army infantry unit for this excercise.

[@asalmon2112]

Captain Alec Trigger?! Surely that’s gotta be a pseudonym 😂

[@Ron-ei5eh]

Once i was on an FTX and one of my german collegues was a captian named killer....Captian Killer. It was hilarieus.

It would've been nice if the Spanish Marine Infantry would have appeared in the video, being the oldest in the world :)

[@JimboMack]

what happened with your rifle, did you find out why it blew up? great vid so far, thanks dude

[@CombatArmsChannel]

Still waiting for the analysis!

[@NovaScotiaNewfie]

​@@CombatArmsChannel will go replace it with the same brand/model of AR?

[@Phoenix_OP]

Republic of South Vietnam had a Marine Corp

[@musicforchillrelax4667]

Maybe I know a German fighter who was trained as a lone fighter and used as a sniper who likes the missions in connection with water very much. Always something very special, often mystical. Greetings to the Dutch fighters and all NATO brothers and sisters. I also stand with the American brothers. You are doing a first class, perfectly coordinated and clean job. Hard boys. Better no stress 😉 'If you don't fight, you've already lost.' take care of yourselves.

[@SolveigaMur]

I love the reaction to Lithuania landscape 😅

[@hasanfurkanuzun312]

Turkish SAT reaction pls SAT means underwater search and rescue

[@michaeljanssen4146]

First marines; 1666 Netherlands in the Anglo -Dutch war, under Admiral Michiel de Ruyter

[@Floren_Andro]

Spain 1537

[@maxmoore9955]

I think you will be alright in March it's abit early but I'd check about the Midges mate and take some bug spray, they are little Bastards and I'm not joking.

[@robertsmith4681]

"Black Devils" is what the dutch call their Marines. An hommage to the WW2 era black uniforms and the fiersome reputation it acquired vis a vis the Germans.

[@dotexe4981]

Why would you go trough the water when you are in the jungle though? I can't imagine a worse place to fight from. And can these m4 type rifles actually handle being dragged trough thick jungle water like that? Just curious, I'm no soldier.

[@pascalheijmerink6005]

I will never forget that I have been serving in the Dutch Marines.

[@nathanscottsmall]

you need to check out 'Bad lads army' its a UK program that used to take delinquents and try to make them well respected soldiers, its hilarious

[@FahimKhan-sk4iv]

requested to you for giving reaction on Bangladesh arm forces

[@rafaelserrano5252]

In paper oficial start in Portugal the first special forces. The word comando start on the times of the Templars

[@nikkoalpharedopsteam7369]

Fuzos are the Portuguese Marines its and abbreviation of the name Fuzilerios

[@AdmiralYamamoto-ph2jd]

Imagine NATO as a single nation 💀

[@DavidUKesb]

Since when did the Royal Marines begin sporting Para Reg Falklands era moustaches?

[@trident1314]

It's a slippery slope, they'll be wearing their berets like flat caps next 🤣🤣

[@armydalton]

Kinda surprised the Canadian forces weren't included, our JTF2 unit is one of the best special forces in Nato

[@NovaScotiaNewfie]

He is commenting on other video about NATO members that have Marine Units, amphibious warefare. JTF-2 is a Special Operations Unit whose primary role is counter terriosm. Canada does not have an amphibious Force. The Army has trained among side the USMC in some amphibious exercises but really we lack this capability. Our troope were on US ships and using their landing craft to move our vehicles and troops ashore. Our Navy lacks that capability and training.

[@armydalton]

@@NovaScotiaNewfie oh okay, I knew they were special operations, I thought they were also an amphibious force. Learn something new every day!

[@brunoosorio9459]

Um barquinho português não é , mas é mais que isso, na realidade é uma embarcação fundamental prós fuzus. Fez feitos maravilhosos durante situações de guerra. Maravilhoso barco z3

[@PROPHYZ]

Black Devils I can only relate to the polish army ww2 - or to the First Special Service Force ; Kommando-Brigade (American-Canadian). And mabey the Netherlands Marine Corps as well. So this term has quite a massive range. Kinda overused, isn't it.

[@Theghodt3082]

The Dutch can everywhere in the world fight cold warm everything

[@FLORATOSOTHON]

US General Poppas is a Greek-American and (I think because of this) in the last few years, there are many military exercises taking place in Greece between US (Airmobile) and Greek forces (many more than in the past). This is a video about such a recent exercise: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jaKtmGOvq75_frs In Greece the Marines are part of the Army's special forces, not the Navy, and comprise the 32nd Marine brigade. The main mission of this brigade is to move by sea and reinforce the NG units in the Aegean islands, or retake an island, after an attack. They work with the Navy's OYK (SEAL) teams dedicated for landing support operations and the fleet's landing ship command. Also Greek Army and Coast Guard officers can participate in the Navy's OYK-SEALS training program along with the Navy's personnel. In addition to the Marines, there are six Amphibious Raider Squadrons (MAKs) from which at least the Z MAK is a tier one unit. Their mission, as quick reaction forces, is to retake minor uninhabited Aegean islands from enemy commando forces that may have landed on them. These are some videos regarding these forces and joint exercises: kzbin.info/www/bejne/g4Pdqn-DjbyIapY kzbin.info/www/bejne/oIitmKVmj6ahsKc kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z5XSl4KPeLWZrpY Contrary to the US armed forces, we do use women in combat units, including the special forces (not many, but there are those who can pull their own weight there): kzbin.info/www/bejne/mpO7qZWffrqcjtU (2 chevrons in the Greek Army indicate an Sgt.) kzbin.info/www/bejne/bHPKn4SlbMygnZo (this one is a Greek SOF Lt. with more than 100 HALO jumps, the interview was taken after a NATO exercise in Germany, where she was the first woman HALO Jump Leader ever) Also on March 25th is the Greek Independence Day, with a military parade in Athens, in front of the memorial of the unknown soldier and the parliament building in Syntagma (Constitution) square. This is the video from last year's military parade in Athens: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hoC4cnuChpeXpqM Hope you may find some of these videos interesting and maybe you come come to visit Greece some time. PS This is an interesting video on KZbin about the US Marines in the Gulf of Tripoli: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z4m9i6GNgrVnebc Hope you enjoy it

[@shutupandplayyerguitar4339]

It probably comes from the word Mariner.

[@hugoteixeira9033]

The marine concept started either with Portuguese or British navy if im not wrong its Portugal ❤❤❤❤

[@BaronEvola123]

I'm like "duh." Took me 5 min. to figure out the Portuguese "fuzilieres." Fusiliers. As I said, "duh."

[@andreribeiro7208]

Thank you to all Aliance forces to protect us.

[@raleeuw]

7.40 you combined Marines Dutch Marines and Germans Marines (Seebatalion )

[@nickkuiper32]

The name "marines" comes from the Dutch word "Mariniers". The Mariniers were the first specialized Dutch militairy branche trained and equipped for both land and water based fighting. Also is it, I believe but dont qoute me on that, the oldest still standing world wide.

[@Floren_Andro]

Infanteria de Marina Spain 1537

[@coentrov]

Fist marines are the Fuzileiros from Portugal xvi century

[@andytraill]

Try Unst mate.

[@jamescregg694]

Former USMC!

[@usmcchet]

Cross trained with the Saudi "royal" Marines in 1994 and well I was not impressed

[@alchristie5112]

Should stop off for a visit to 45 Commando RM Condor in Arbroath when you visit Scotland. Many of them are still deployed in Norway just now, but someone may let you in for a wet!

[@special_ops8128]

Can you react to a video on the French foreign legion? 🙂

[@fredthered2778]

Not worth looking up really

[@special_ops8128]

@@fredthered2778 For what ?

[@Ganiscol]

@@special_ops8128 nevermind mind the clueless one. There would be a lot for him to comment on - the French Foreign Legion is really something, given how they are often sent where politicians expect casualties, they dont want to explain to French parents...

[@fredthered2778]

@Ganiscol watch ur mouth little boy. The French little girls legion is hardly the sas

[@leesimmons9504]

Would like to know if you served. I did in both RM and FFL and replies like yours make me laugh and feel embarrassed for you for your ignorance

[@rudgullit1989]

Portuguese marines work since 1621.

[@arnohoofvan9831]

The first Marine corps in the world this make the corps the old one

[@matthewwhite876]

Fuck the first 10seconds was basically a seal reveal 🤮

[@am4793]

Fjords.

[@dasy2k1]

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