US Marine reacts to "When the War Comes" (Swedish Military Perspective)

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[@madvekko3143]

RESPECT to my swedish brothers from🇫🇮

[@Shadow.behind.mountains]

Brothers🇸🇪🤝🇫🇮

[@AlexKall]

Same to our Finnish brothers and sisters! 💙🤍💙💛

[@muffinmendy7327]

Yea bruda

[@muffinmendy7327]

🇫🇮🇸🇪🇸🇯🇫🇴🇩🇰🇦🇽

[@mosvaldez9875]

Mr Politics

[@formatique_arschloch]

As a Finn, again, I must say that we up here do have a bit different way to look at EU politics and Russia, than our EU friends in central or southern Europe. There is a reason why Finland has one of the strongest armies in EU. There is a reason why Sweden is really putting up their strenght. And why Norway is is in NATO. And why we all train together all the time and have mutual agreements on defence.

[@carl1164]

There's a reason why Sweden and Finland are not members in NATO Russia

[@agestam]

@@carl1164 more like that maybe we dont want to defend turkey when they are doing stupid stuff in the middle east

[@Theaddekalk]

yes we trust in you finland, greeetings from sweden XD

[@heclisteclis1619]

@@carl1164 Sweden is extremely active in NATO, but as a partner, not a member. This is because Sweden wants to stay neutral.

[@Jonsson474]

Love you Finns. Would defend you with my life.

[@DaniHMcV]

Now I am VERY thankful I stuck to my Swedish lessons! Tack så mycket Duolingo. Jag forstår allt....nästan, lol. Hej från Canada :)

[@doop00]

👍

[@tritonia_]

Hej från Sverige!

[@DuckMan-rc4dm]

Hallå där från Sverige

[@JesperSalama]

Jag studerade svenska i skolan (jag bor i Finland). Den här videon är jätteintressant och mycket viktig för många att se. Det ryska kriget i Ukraina visar att det nordiska försvarssamarbete är viktigt just nu. Tidigare var jag lite rädd för att gå med i Nato. Nu fruktar jag det ännu mer men det kan vara den vettigaste lösningen så att vi kan visa vår förmåga att försvara oss. Förhoppningsvis kommer situationen i Ukraina att lugna ner sig. Hälsningar från Finland!

[@sofiajohansson8537]

Hej från Sverige! Vad roligt att du vill lära dig svenska och du skriver väldigt bra! 🙌

[@bedtimestories4927]

Generally speaking, what this region is essentially preparing for is a possible proxy conflict for economical control over resources and transportation. China has stated that a shipping lane through the arctic would be faster, cheaper and more direct to Europe that through the Malaca straight and the Indian Ocean. The amount of oil and gas will turn this area in to a northern version of the middle east. So control of this area will make surrounding countries susceptible to power play by big players. This in turn can initiate proxy conflicts and tug of war. And we can see today that the big boys are already rubbing their hands together and just waiting to make a move.

[@Jan_Koopman]

Greenland was called that way to lure settlers. I heard 2 stories about Iceland's name: - It was named that way to discourage settlers; - It was found in the winter, when it was in fact icy.

[@Bruh-hq1hx]

Yes iceland was called iceland because it was icy when found and greenland called greenland because a guy exiled from iceland wanted to attract settlers and because it propably was green when found

[@johnmagnetrane6952]

The world was a lot warmer during the viking age.

[@elincarlsson6388]

​@@johnmagnetrane6952 Warmer than Surrounding centuries, yes, not messured by todays climate. Please be clear, so people don't missunderstand.

[@jensolsson9666]

This series does not give answears, it gives some posibilities and makes you start to think about questions.

[@VingMutt3r]

I hope you will react to the remaining episodes. They're talking about a different topic in every episode and getting more into military stuff.

[@fipeke]

i HIGHLY recommend watching this series. it does get a bit more militaristic and it's very high quality through out the entire series

[@LaydeeWinter]

We called Iceland that because of the large sheets of ice that flow with the currents around the shores, even though it's also volcanic, we called greenland that largely to encourage more settlers to go there, since it was a new colony at the time

[@jukkakarna7810]

Thank you.

[@sola8649]

Yeah the Greenland situation was one big fraud I guess xD As there was little green there at all

[@CombatArmsChannel]

ahhh gotcha

[@mikorossi1959]

@@CombatArmsChannel 7.12.2019 "In its report, the Swedish Defense Forces points out that military strike power is not only improved by money. Only when the money is spent can the ability to strike be obtained, but it takes years."

[@mikorossi1959]

@@CombatArmsChannel one more. Covid-19 is a good example of how Sweden is really preparing for crises. And what are their actions during the crisis.

[@kristofferhellstrom]

Yes!!!!! Do a reaction video of the second part!

[@Dufwaa]

Respect to the Finnish brothers in the comments💛💙 💙🤍

[@TheSwedishMoose91]

+1

[@Nubbe999]

Without revealing to mutch (nothing), I think you will find the other episodes interesting. :) The series is a little different in comparison to other military series/ videos but in line with what Melker Becker has done before. Unfortunately, his other productions are only in Swedish without subtitles. One of Melkers older series was called "if the war comes" and this is called "when the war comes " ...

[@ThomasVanhala]

The host of the program is known for programs like this. Showing of secret places, Swedish weapons of the cold war and little known Swedish military stuff.

[@oscarn-]

Heja Sverige! Very cool video from our brethren in the west! 👌🏻

[@AN-nt3uv]

Hey, i have one of these typical wooden Dala horses or Dalahäst at home (the intro). My grandparents brought it from Sweden like 50 years ago. Just to add: Titanium is just good to survive those underwater conditions.

[@MrBanaanipommi]

the title is creepy as hell.. "WHEN the war comes.."

[@oscarn-]

Yeah, they’re not messing around with this.

[@itmooh]

in sweden it has been too long "it never comes", now they have finally woken to "when it comes". Its better to be wrong about it coming, than it not coming. "vis pacem, para bellum"

[@Theaddekalk]

the sereis before this was called " if the war would come" and now this serie.

[@SwedishViking1988]

It used to be "IF the war comes". They've now changed it to "WHEN the war comes".

[@Theaddekalk]

@@SwedishViking1988 no thats another serie that was before this one

[@ElFimpo]

Hello Combat! I'm a Swedish Militray, and i love your vidoes and that you are watching this aswell! Many thanks!

[@josefam335]

Very interesting channel, found it late last year. Always looking forward to a new video every week🤙🏾🤙🏾

[@DarknessIsThePath]

The beard is Sweden's most dangerous weapon.

[@blauwekrijger]

It’s is very clear where the artic borders are and who will own these parts in the future. But the USA and Russia and even China are making false claims. Because of these claims it’s now a so called“grey area”. Nonsense. Denmark Norway Sweden and Finland have a legit claims. No other country can claim. And yes USA, it’s not for sale ,people are living in these places. The Nordic counties are investing a lot ,to have people there to make it profitable for the future generations. This conflict will change the relationship between the USA and Europe as well.

[@appleciderhorror12]

I thought that I couldn't grow a beard but hermiting through 2020 has proven me wrong, so I can fully appreciate you trying to grow yourself a promotion. Remember to twist the ends and you'll be a general before you can say Cpt. Hook Iceland is icy and Greenland is true to it's name only if you think that Iceland is green.

[@kinesballen]

nice vid. i'd love to see you reacting to the next episode!

[@perelfberg7415]

You should totally check out the other videos from Melker Becker. He have one series where they talk about the old total defence system from the coldwar. Really brings out that feeling of scary reality in war. They are called some thing like. The war in the sky, the war at sea and then finaly the free war. The resistance and autoanamus small units

[@herr_klasson]

Thanks for a good video and I was hoping that you would react to this series! Pls watch the other ones as well. It's relatable to a lot more ppl than Swedes. As you've noticed, you won't get much of the armed forces in action but it's a very interesting series that offers some good insights and perspectives on things that might but hopefully won't become reality.

[@hansbrink5342]

I LOVE my country...as every soldier in this country do... There are people from other countrys...talking about the Swedes as people a little bit on the soft side.... NOTHING could be furter from the truth... we are Vikings... we overcome and adapt and have been for 500 years.. Have a nice day.

[@petter5721]

Thank you for your service 🇸🇪💕🇺🇸

[@wafflearmchair4511]

Allways enjoy your vids 🇬🇧🇬🇧, have a safe journey home 👋🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@mlhus]

Good luck heading back home. Can't whait for your future shows

[@niros9667]

Great video, thanks, and good luck with the move man! Bet it's a great feeling knowing you'll be back on US soil again.

[@Schlbuditz]

I would love to see you react to the series as a whole, since every part adds up to the big picture. The series starts to pick up in part 3 and become more focused on future warfare- and battlefields. English subtitles ARE available. Cheers from a swede who loves watching your content! Keep up the awesome work! 🤙

[@MrV8racing]

hello from sweden :P

[@suokkos]

Hello to neighbors

[@XYRanger]

Yeah same

[@imperialinquisitormordecai9688]

Would love to see you react to more of this!

[@Vollification]

Thing is, the defence of Sweden is centered around "Totalförsvaret" (The Total Defence). The military is a part of it but it's not all of it. "Totalförsvaret" is centered around the idea to defend Sweden against everything, not just military agression from a foreign power or domestic threats (like in the US), it's "everything" in the literal sense both present and future.

[@tf5]

If war is to occur in Sweden, then it is up to the total defence to protect all functions of society, but the main point is that it is not only the army, navy and airforce that protect, but also the civilians. Civilians will get important jobs, such as, but not limited to, transportation of supplies, security, healthcare, energy etc.

[@johanmetreus1268]

""Totalförsvaret" is centered around the idea to defend Sweden against everything," Incorrect. It is centred around the fact that a total war will involve the society as a whole, and thus all aspects of society will have to contribute to the national defence. Totalförsvaret consists of the military defence forces (Försvarsmakten) for obvious reasons, but that is useless if the civilian society can not uphold the basic necessities: shelter, food, water, healthcare, waste disposal, schools, rescue- and firefighting services and war time production. This has to function even if attacked directly (bombings, sabotage and what not) and that is what Civilförsvaret (civil defence) is all about. Final component is the psychological defence, tasked with upholding morale and counteract enemy propaganda in military and civilians alike.

[@Jan_Koopman]

Please do the next parts as well, this was so interesting

[@hannesholmborg4769]

Do part 2 please 🥺

America: plants flag on moon Russia: plants flag on the north pole America: what a weird move!

[@johan.ohgren]

That intro to the video is a reference to alot of older movies and series that was filmed in that fashion.

[@tonikaihola5408]

It starts to pick up at part 3, parts 5 and 6 are about shelters similar to Finland. No subtitles as of yet.

[@Nubbe999]

All parts in this series have eng subtitles.

[@mikesmith-ut1lt]

That was a really interesting video from Sweden! You should definitely react to part 2. Looking forward to seeing your new YT office in the US!

[@buzsalmon]

While I can tell tell you, best of luck in your move stay safe! Know you will, know you will! AND how happy you will all be...to see family! See you when you are back home!

[@Zagge]

That was interesting, I'd be happy to watch your reaction to the second part as well. Is that a Kurzgesagt t-shirt? That's awesome! One of my favorite channels currently. Ukulele video when by the way? :D

[@oscarn-]

Oh damn, it is! Kurzgesagt is super, and our man here is clearly a man of taste!

[@Zagge]

@@oscarn- Never doubted it, but this is indeed solid proof!

[@stevenwebb3634]

The narrator/host looks like he's in a death metal band.

[@robertjonsson5750]

The narrator is for sure a metalhead. He has done several documentaries about heavy metal in swedish television.

[@F1rstWorldNomaD]

From what I've read, the Greenland/Iceland thing was originally coined by vikings to disorient potential invaders. Seeing a massive continent of almost pure ice on the horizon would make them think it was Iceland and invade, wasting resources and energy before realizing their mistake, or if they saw green land on the horizon they'd think they'd fallen ofcourse as they were looking for Iceland, not Greenland

[@SWEmanque]

A lot of people seem to underestimate the power a nation will get by controlling the arctic. The nation that controls an ice-free arctic will have: 1. Full control over the worlds most profitable shipping lanes 2. Full control over the worlds most profitable fishing waters 3. Full control over the worlds most profitable mineral recourses 4. Full control over the worlds most profitable oil and gas recourses 5. Unprecedented ability to exert power over North America and Europe This is an area worth starting WW3 over. We must be prepared.

[@03Forrest]

We do have Thule Air Force Base up in Greenland. Not too many people are stationed there at once but I believe the base is expanding.

[@MrCitius]

I’m from Sweden and have always had an interest in the military. I served in the early 90s. The host in this serie, Melker Becker is very well known in Sweden. He have done a lot of short films about the Swedish military during the cold war. We had a huge defence for being such a small country in those days. I think Melker is very sharp, accurate and source-critical and all of his short movies are really really good. Unfortunatly I think this is the first and only one that is subtitled in English so far. But i am not a 100% shure about that.

[@im2randomghgh]

You should react to some episodes from the Ultimate Soldier Challenge! It's a cheesy show from a few years ago where service people from different branches/countries compete at soldiering challenges. I think there was even an army vs marines episode!

[@johankaewberg9512]

My boss used to drive to his cottage in the far archipelago (on the sea ice). Zero chance of that any more.

[@johankaewberg9512]

When the war comes. Not ”if” (they wimped out and changed that). That was 100% the mentality when i grew up in the ‘80s. The book version of this was widely distributed, for free.

[@plaidwearingcanadian6276]

Could you do a reaction of the new BFBS Royal Marine video? I always enjoy watching your reactions especially when it involves the RM

[@Sm1rre1]

Haven't seen this before, but it kinda seems to hover high in the strategic level of warfare more than actual combat. Based on this episode Swedes seem to think that weather in Baltic Sea or the Arctic they can not stay neutral if a conflict would happen. Have to take a look on the next episode.

[@olaaronsson4988]

It says in the Law of the Kingdom of Sweden that if someone attacks a neighboring country, we must help them fight

[@nikostenholm]

Congratulations, for your promotion!

[@Ashuowl]

A far as I remember about Greenland and Iceland, they were named based on what was seen at first. For Iceland it was icey and snowy at the edges, gaining the name Iceland before it was known most of it was perfectly fine and green on the inside. While Greenland was the opposite.

[@gertandersen3609]

@CombatArmsChannel Erik the red a viking explorer, his father discovered Iceland after being banned from Norway, Erik the Red discovered Greenland, and later Vinland(Now Canada)

[@randommadness1021]

This reminds me a lot about a book I read that talks about something similar, can't remember the name of it but it was essentially the same thing with the north pole melting and allegations that the Russian sub that sank in the 90's was apparently hit by a US sub by accident (crash, not torpedo) and that was supposed to be the reason why Russia refused help from a lot of the countries that were offering to help out like the UK and Norway. I know that they eventually accepted help from the Netherlands, but that was way too late to save anyone on board unfortunately. I remember when Russia put that flag down there, was pretty big news at the time cause Russia had just put a claim on the complete top of the planet which if they are serious about, will mean that they "own" all the new shipping lanes that open up and all the fish in the area plus any oil which is at the bottom of the sea. With the US trying to buy Greenland, it seems that both countries want to stake a claim on the area. All the videos that ForcesTV have been putting out with all the new ships, subs and fighter jets now start to make sense with the videos of troops training for urban combat at the same time. Seems like the start of a new cold war is upon us. Makes even more sense on why Russia has been getting so friendly with China and also why Russia fought so hard to keep Assad in power so they would have access to even more oil than they have already. Seems all our government's know something that we don't...

[@sirseigan]

What many forget about the arctic is the veiw of the geography if you put the nort pole in the center. We are so used to look at a 2D map that one forget that over the pole it open up totally different routes. It is no longer just a "east-west" axis in the norther hemisphere, it is north-south as well. In an attack towards the US over the pole Finland would not be any kind of shield because it would not even be close. Canada on the other hand... Like I said, it is a different menta picture.

[@Sandy-dd4le]

Liking your channel my friend. Couple of things, first as a recommendation, have a look at the story of Victor Gregg... WW2 soldier, German pow, survivor of the fire bombing of Dresden and spy. Second, are you aware of a channel called Jamesons Travels?... He does reactions much like yours, but he's an old Marine. It's cool to get the contrast!

[@wyldeyouth]

This is very interesting. Thanks for doing this

[@edvintheboiilindstrand4945]

Lol he's wearing the kurgestag in a nutshell merch.

[@amysutt]

you should do the Swiss very interesting especially there attatude to guns

[@ViktorZuess]

Tried to send a link but it was taken down. Do check out the new Singapore Navy’s ad. Cheers Brotherman!

[@Mike-zi6dy]

The other 4 videos aren`t that intresting. It was fun to see your reaction on some parts :-D Keep it up!

[@Svartsmarabon]

When Vikings found Iceland it was winter and they called it therefore Ice land. When Leif Eriksson’s (the European who first went to North America) father was banished from Iceland for a few years he went and found Greenland, and built a home there. When he went back to Iceland to rally people to move there with him he called it Greenland to persuade people.

[@randommadness1021]

First time I've seen you're "guitar" properly. Never knew it was a Uke!! Now you MUST get a video of you playing it🤣🤣

[@CombatArmsChannel]

haha i need to practice a bit more first

[@randommadness1021]

@@CombatArmsChannel I've had a shot of one before and despite having less strings than a guitar I would say its probably harder to play it properly. Seen some people who can actually play the thing properly and it creates a really good sound. It has too much finger picking stuff to it for me to play. It would be a good instrument for people who can play the harp but I haven't met a single person who even owns a harp nevermind can play one lol. I kept going to make guitar chord shapes whenever I've had a shot of a Uke which is/was frustrating as hell. Really difficult instrument to master. And I laughed the first time I saw one, i genuinely thought it was a joke guitar but I know now that it obviously isn't and is a great sounding instrument that instantly sound familiar when you hear someone playing it correctly. Used in a lot of theme tunes for a lot of older TV shows.

[@vattmann1387]

@@randommadness1021 Would you say it compares to playing a bass guitar? I've been faffing about with a uke I was given and found it plays like a tiny bass. With a bit of adjustment you can play bass stuff on a uke and it sounds hilarious (ie. Rammstein, Muse etc :) )

[@randommadness1021]

@@vattmann1387 lol, yeah but only a tiny bit. Would say it's closer to a banjo than a base.

[@fipeke]

swarm concept is covered in episode 3

[@hoffenwurdig1356]

15:25 In Tom Clancy's novel, The Hunt for Red October, the fictional experimental Typhoon-class nuclear submarine, Red October, embarks on its journey from the then-Soviet naval base in the town of Polyarny, located in the province of Murmansk. This naval base continues to hold extreme significance and is situated on the Kola Peninsula, as discussed in this video.

[@josiahbrown9169]

I think you should do a reaction to how snipers work,i find there work the most interesting,next to E.O.D of course lol

[@funkmachine9094]

you should watch the other 3 episodes of this show

[@Bald_Zeus]

You should really check out "Onset of darkness" which is a documentary from the same producers about how Sweden would've reacted to a Soviet invasion during the cold war. It comes with a ton of really interesting historical footage. The original has no subtitles but if you search for "Onset of darkness" you should find a reupload with subs. It's quite long so you could perhaps split it in several videos

[@TheKweenII_09]

Om kriget kom? 🤔

[@Bald_Zeus]

@@TheKweenII_09 precisely. The reupload is named "onset of darkness" but it's the same video just with subtitles

[@TheKweenII_09]

@@Bald_Zeus oh, thanks

[@mrtedi28]

Part 2 would be nice.

[@huiarama]

Hey mate, yes please look into it. I have seen this series, I highly recommend it. There is another on Binkov's you tube channel...

[@sk4841]

Hey man, I really recommend BFBS Creative, they produce really high quality military content

[@MrRonnie02]

really good channel,here is one to review Future commandoes :Why the Royal Marines are changing |Access BY BFBS creative

[@vrenak]

The US has a pretty large base in Thule, Greenland, lots of controversies surrounding it (resettlement of locals, pollution, illegal nukes, illegal transports, not sticking to contractor agreements, just to name the most prominent), but it is and was a key part of the BMEWS.

[@BrotherEmmet]

Hope you guys watched the entire 5 parts, there were some cool bits from the Cold War and also some more "sensitive" subjects that are actually what is happening for real as we speak, there are Russian warships not far from Swedish Gotland, a military drone just flew over our capital and above three of our major Nuclear Powerplants, sort of what The Grey Zone episode is all about (hm, those drones, wonder from what nation? Hard to guess I suppose, hehe maybe Iceland?) They get into the whole "AI" thing later on, booth cool and frightening, some cool stuff from Saab though!

[@not0228]

Yes!! I wanna see the next one 🤩

[@isayjump4907]

i love how the Swedish military documentary starts with talking about global warming, you dont get that in USA..

[@mathiashellberg1153]

Yeah you know dude, here in Sweden we dont just do, we think before we do stuff!

[@Benderswe1]

well if u heard about what our brothers finns did to a certain soviet patrol during ww2 u would know they are tough as nails

[@vadokunvot]

I hope war never comes, im getting to old for that and I guess that the artillery unit I was asigned to in case of war isnt around anymore.

[@mogges]

Part 2 lets go!

[@0scarsl1]

The rising seas levels might cause loss of ground area due to we arent to high above the sea level compared to others

[@lemonke4209]

combat arms the text there were NÄR KRIGET KOMMER on english is WHEN THE WAR COMES

[@joelbjornstrom7291]

the 3d part is the best one

[@Tenn3nts]

It would be interesting to know the context of this video. Did the Swedish government produce this to highlight the importance of their armed forces in a broader context of the geopolitical situation worldwide? If so, great idea! I think the general public are pretty naïve to the uses of the military outside of straight up war. Using the navy to keep sea lanes open, the army for disaster relief etc

[@Rannerud]

Its not from the goverment its from the military . Explaining the defens and offence problems of our area of the world

[@JackGamer193]

The US Air Force has a base in Greenland (AFB Thule). As for why the flag was titanium, it had to be to survive the immense pressures at the bottom of the Arctic Ocean. Russia is basically staking half the Arctic as their sovereign territory because they claim theirs an extended continental shelf stretching out from the northern coastline of Russia.

[@francisdoran8992]

If you go by the continental self. Canada owns north past the north pole.

[@JackGamer193]

@@francisdoran8992 Yeah, well Russia goes by Russia’s rules.

[@francisdoran8992]

@@JackGamer193 Yes you absolutely right. Russia makes its own rules.

[@rcx760]

Do we have a followup video of the other episodes?

[@Bentzel75]

Great video. Scary from my swedish perspective....

[@shreksbeans459]

Make another video about the second part!!!!!!

[@cjmj26]

I can't find this documentary, I'd like to check it out

[@AndyWoohoo666]

This series is great and very informative and none the less something a lot of people do not see or understand. War is so much more then bullets and helmets, I vote for you to do this series even though I've seen it but I love to get your take on it. The Americans kept the Thule air base on Greenland and the strategic position of Greenland is very important, Russian presence in the Arctic is already established in 1947 West of Svalbard a base called Nagurskoye. In 2017 Russia have finished upgrading/ modernizing this base and gets a visit by Putin. This base is for sure prepared for staking Arctic when it becomes available. So for countries in the area of the Arctic like Sweden it will have a huge impact when this gets into a more physical conflict because the gray area has been entered a long time ago.

[@mikorossi1959]

It makes sense to talk about really important things that other countries don’t so much talk about. Sweden has a poor defense force, so it is good that Sweden is focusing on those things where Sweden has more influence.

[@andreashansson5043]

USA, Sweden, Norway and Finland have trained together up in the northern Nordic countries. Already now it is being trained whether Russia would attack in the Arctic or the northern Nordic countries.

[@secularnevrosis]

This series shows what is going to be the the problems and instigators to potential conflicts. Changed weather patterns will shift the distribution of arable land. Our civilizations are built around arable areas with good access to fresh water. If suddenly you can't get the the same amount of food grown or water supplies dries up, conflict will be near. People will be forced to flee and put further strain on neighbouring countries that might struggle with the same problems. It is easy to see how this quickly can spill over into a large conflict.

[@Putteblaze]

Titanium flag - won’t erode/oxize lika any other metal in water.. (sure there are other metals reistant to water)

[@feralgrandad4429]

When you get back to states will you have same PO box address mate?

[@danielgravander2747]

Do reaction video of the hole series, it gets more interesting and military!

[@DBG319]

I've got one for you, Operation Ilois. Members of the British SBS and British Special Reconnaissance Regiment, the mission was to capture Taliban leaders In Helmand.

[@Victor-uj8kz]

Man a European army would be sweet. Cheers from France and thanks for sharing.

[@johanmetreus1268]

Agree. WE CAN NOT be reliant on the USA to defend the European soil.

[@KingKong-os7iv]

A viking came to Iceland and found it to be bad for growing crops and said "this is a bad land, this is an ice land" This is info from a swedish TV program from the 90s, I don't know how accurate it is..