Public-facing Russian vs USA military marketing - kzread.info/dash/bejne/hG18x9qnhKTFqLw.html. This video - kzread.info/dash/bejne/iqpkx7J-eszdgag.html about crazy Russian firearms training always gets some folks super-duper mad. Take a gander.

@DaveSCameron

2 жыл бұрын

At 50:00 seconds "Men don't cry." That there is salient moment when compared to the British Army training today, however regarding the larger picture we must remember the German and Japanese views of our Western society then and eventually we did not let anyone down. I believe its a balance between having a proficient and professional set of Forces without impinging on society at large, hope you understand me, thanks again Sir 🙏☃️

@MisterNi

2 жыл бұрын

Considering how disorganized the Russian military was after the Cold War, I'm sure these videos put out by RT are more for internal Russian consumption and for civilians from the outside looking in and don't know any better, than trying to impress anyone else. There are a lot of Russians of how much Russia has improved on everything from quality of life, to technology and the military compared to 30 years ago.

@Stgfre

2 жыл бұрын

The old saying is still true. The more you sweat in peace, the less you bleed in war. The Russians and Chinese have surpassed us militarily.

@herdrugby11

2 жыл бұрын

What is SOI or SIO? Is it the marines equivalent of AIT? Greenie here don’t know much about the corps except For two Guy that were in selection with me

@herdrugby11

2 жыл бұрын

@@Stgfre in some ways he’s but as a whole no we are still vastly technically and technologically superior to Russia and to a extent China….China has to steal or military tech through Hacks just to be competitive…they hit onky Have to steal the tech but then reverse engineer it and it is difficult with all the encrypted and heavily compartmentalized nature of of how we store and transfer that data ….. funny diem things they say I had to study spetnaz and the other elite Units in Russia in classes as part of 18F courses

I bet they would NOT stand a chance against Emma’s dedication to break stereotypes

@JamesonsTravels

2 жыл бұрын

Not doubt enemies of the USA would run from the donning on and on about equity and privilege. lol.

@bilinguliar

2 жыл бұрын

Hard times create strong men. Strong men create good times. Good times create weak men. And, weak men create hard times. G. Michael Hopf

@clickhereforshowittoothers2184

2 жыл бұрын

@@bilinguliar First plan on the new world order Georgia Guidestones is for 93% of all people to be disappeared. (That includes blacks, whites, Mexicans, Asians, Christians...and Democrats too.)

@DrGreenthumbPhd

2 жыл бұрын

@@clickhereforshowittoothers2184 but does it include the chosen people?

@richardschraf9924

2 жыл бұрын

Emma could introduce these guys to their sensitive side.

I served with the Russian Airborne Brigade in Bosnia in the late 90s and witnessed their Spetznaz display. Seemed crazy, but they were all about basic fighting skills and just being tough all around. The Russians are proud and pragmatic when it comes to defending their homeland.

@user-eh2ll3gw8e

2 жыл бұрын

And we Russians also so kind))we almost kind for USA,we see what awfull things now in your country many migrants..we have a lot of too,but from soviet republics,and they not so different with us,then we see that simple Christian man,no matter white or black, discrimination by criminal, government,all around in narcotic,pereverse..it awfull,where good ald Usa..

@CommanderBunbun-fx5xu

7 ай бұрын

Funny enough what cause the doom of Russia is the lack of being attractive to migrants. Their mismanagement and lack of intelligence. We can see it on the ground in Ukraine. Russia is ruining itself on Ukraine and many now think Poland might have a better military. Poland 😆

@viktorm706

7 ай бұрын

@@user-eh2ll3gw8e Most post-Soviet migrants are Muslims; Moscow is called Moscwobad these days.

@h4ns_1

7 ай бұрын

>Russian homeland >Bosnia ok

@Alyoscha_TAHK

7 ай бұрын

Конечно!!! Но не под чужим флагом...😂

These chaps are the ones that are currently defeating the whole NATO with way less resources. Keep it up. Cheers from Spain (Apologies in advance for my politicians, they didnt ask me if we wanted to arm Ukraine)

@Iceberg_Trotsky

5 ай бұрын

🇷🇺 🇪🇸 ❤

@dznuts123

5 ай бұрын

Bruh. Russians don't really fight on the ground these days. They use drones and artillery.

@monkeyman1118

5 ай бұрын

You mean losing to a country that has significantly less resources lmao

@dertechniker8867

5 ай бұрын

​​@@Iceberg_Trotsky🇷🇺 🇪🇦 🇩🇪 ♥️

@logan3277

5 ай бұрын

NATO has not even arrived lol?

Nothing motivate a soldier better than their love patriotism for their country. Believing in their country and their cause

@viktorm706

7 ай бұрын

And motivate them to invade neighboring countries because Putler ordered

@heinzg6375

7 ай бұрын

And getting raped by your m8?

@sardaukar6478

7 ай бұрын

Not Russian 😂

@theoldelfchannel7913

6 ай бұрын

@@sardaukar6478 why?

@richardrose9943

6 ай бұрын

Stop watching so many movies

I have to admit that it is a perfect tracksuit choice for a Spetsnaz-related video.

@ninjashogun

2 жыл бұрын

He should have done the red addidas track suit haha

@JamesonsTravels

2 жыл бұрын

i wore it on purpose and glad some people got it. kinda fun. youtube for me is in a bubble so never know if it will go over.

@earthenjadis8199

2 жыл бұрын

Missing the gold chains and the Slavic squat.

@watsisbuttndo829

2 жыл бұрын

Hardbass intensifies.

@steve-rw7ty

2 жыл бұрын

do you know what your name means?

A few years back, one of them called an airstrike on himself rather than be captured by terrorists

@JamesonsTravels

2 жыл бұрын

ouch, must have been out of frags.

@detroitandclevelandfan5503

2 жыл бұрын

My Uncle Larry served in Vietnam. He said after a retreat from a fire fight, they realized back at base they were missing someone in his squad. They found him a few days later and I won't go into detail what the Viet-cong did to the poor guy, but, He said if it ever came down to surrender or die, He said he gladly would die and not surrender. He told me too, if a war ever started and found myself in it, He said don't surrender just die fighting. So I don't blame that speznaz, may he rest in piece. That is if he did past away. Hopefully he didn't.

@praetorxian

2 жыл бұрын

Alexander Prokhorenko. Look him up.

@youraveragehumanperson219

2 жыл бұрын

Александр Прохоренко, 22.06.1990 - 17.03.2016 Вечная память Героям. note: use google translator if you're too curious and cant read russian.

@detroitandclevelandfan5503

2 жыл бұрын

@@youraveragehumanperson219 May he rest in peace.

"Тяжело в ученье - легко в бою!" А. Суворов

@severdvv

5 ай бұрын

Чем больще пота, тем меньше крови....

@user-jx3po8so7g

5 ай бұрын

Да не говорил он этой глупости. Тяжело в учении, легче в бою. Не может быть легко в бою.

@user-wl6iz8bm2f

4 ай бұрын

Тяжело в учении, легко на работе!!! 😀

@sondokeragolden3881

4 ай бұрын

​@@user-jx3po8so7gда, ибо в бою тебе никто не даст отдохнуть, а чем дольше человек находится в бою, тем сильнее может войти во вкус

@user-dq5bw3xo9g

3 ай бұрын

Легче бро Легче.

One thing about this video is that this is literally the "final exam". All the selection and training in respect to getting into Special Forces has already been done. All the health tests, fitness tests, firearm proficiency, hand-to-hand combat skills, it had all been checked prior. These men on the video already met all the other requirements. This is the "get over the finish line at all costs" final exam.

"His main rival his himself" Holds true for all aspects of life. We are our own biggest rivals.

@JamesonsTravels

2 жыл бұрын

that fellow had some good one liners for the Mojo course set on youtube.

@steve-rw7ty

2 жыл бұрын

speak for yerself. that's called a godamed cliche. i aint my biggest rival fuckl

@victoreous626

2 жыл бұрын

@@steve-rw7ty You've already lost and have no clue how true it is.

@tonymontana4934

2 жыл бұрын

USArmy motto. “The toughest battle you’ll ever fight in your life is the battle within yourself.” Anonymous

@hiredmurderer6228

2 жыл бұрын

@@tonymontana4934 They literally copied the russian motto or reverse

Spoke with a former Spetsnaz in a martial arts gym a couple of times. Not the kind of man you want to mess with, in general. Extremely well trained, disciplined, focused at all times but he had a sense of humor too, lol. Go figure,.. right? He actually showed a few ways of counter knife fighting that were very surprising! Definitely held my interest when speaking.

@TheHogRayder

7 ай бұрын

бывших спецназовцев не бывает

@Dantrag123

7 ай бұрын

Most likely he acquired almost all his combat skills in his teen years in some combat sports club for children. Military training in Russia is bad in most cases.

@user-ey6xx8du9i

7 ай бұрын

@@Dantrag123откуда информация, что она плохая? Ты ее проходил? Умник

@tangal1153

6 ай бұрын

@@Dantrag123 Домашний гусёк выполз комментировать российский спецназ. Ну да, ну да.

@Dantrag123

6 ай бұрын

@@tangal1153 The main difference between me and Russian spetsnaz is that I'm alive.

Proud men who will never stand back from a challenge. The real defenders of the Russian Federation.

@user-si2qw4oi5y

2 ай бұрын

❤❤❤

@estebanelverd3994

2 ай бұрын

Total

После службы в российской армии я никогда больше так не голодал, как там, никогда так не уставал, как там, и никогда больше не испытывал такую нехватку сна, как там... Сперва я не мог понять - зачем так издеваться над вчерашними школьниками (призыву подлежат мужчины от 18 лет), но попав в зону боевых действий - я всё понял. Единственное чего не хватало это стрелковой и тактической подготовки, но там мы её получили очень быстро и очень доходчиво!

@Serzh-1972

5 ай бұрын

Настоящий-Мужик...

@MadHesher

5 ай бұрын

Ну насчет стрелковой подготовки от части к части от командного состава зависит. У нас были специальные уроки по теории и потом учения на практике, но по охране и обороне малыми группами территорий, аэропорт или территории складов. Ребята из роты, что поехали на СВО говорят, что много чего пригодилось, но реальность трактует свои особенности. Удачи тебе брат!

@lean_channel

4 ай бұрын

@@MadHesher согласен! Рад, что тебе с этим повезло)

@MultiScreechowl

4 ай бұрын

@@MadHesher Либо зависит от года службы?

@MadHesher

4 ай бұрын

@@MultiScreechowl я служил 2015-2016 декабрь, знакомые которые служили срочку приходят и кто-то рассказывает, что тупо год подметали, кто-то в караулах, кто-то из полигонов не вылазил и норм служил. Думаю все от части зависит и командиров

I've never seen a SOF selection where the instructors will physically push you and show their berets to keep you continuing. Very interesting.

@JamesonsTravels

2 жыл бұрын

especially public facing. it happens but for average consumption not as much published.

@LS-jv9hp

2 жыл бұрын

@@JamesonsTravels Definitely, I'd say the Russians have the right approach when it comes to training and recruitment from what I've seen. Hopefully the UK and US take some notes when they see numbers go down in the next few years.

@Charlieb6308

2 жыл бұрын

Really

@LS-jv9hp

2 жыл бұрын

@@Charlieb6308 Yea? Everything I've watched from SAS and commonwealth SAS selections, P-Comp, Commando Course, RASP, Q Course and the likes I've never seen that. At least televised its extremely unique to me.

@JamesBrown-

2 жыл бұрын

@@LS-jv9hp don’t know what you’re on about, they don’t offer encouragement like this for a very good reason... if you need it you’re too weak. we shouldn’t be making training easier to make the numbers go up, stupidest thing I’ve ever heard, why don’t we offer them all luxury accommodation on selection too, and perhaps a massage and a manicure while we’re at it

The Battle of Leningrad and stalingrad demonstrates how tough the slavs are, the russians destroyed 80%of the german army in the second world war

I've been training in martial arts for 20 years of my life, went from getting my second degree black belt in Olympic style TKD at 16 and then transitioning to traditional Muay Thai and eventually made my way to Boxing, i've trained under and around guys like Saekson Janjira, Tomer Litvin, Jesus Chavez, Mo Hooker and many more ... In that hand to hand combat scene all of them had pretty damn good technique and fundamentals, slipping punches, superb high guard, great footwork, throwing crisp clean shots the way they're supposed to, i was actually pretty surprised regarding the level they train at, very good fundamentals on display here, makes me want to get in their and have some fun with them ... Mad respect for Russia and their elite special forces.

@Max_Da_G

8 ай бұрын

In order to be considered for SF training in Russia, one needs to have a combat sports background in some striking discipline or SAMBO. Minimum standard used to be having done well in competitions. "Candidate to Master of Sports" is the Russian term.

@doubledragan

7 ай бұрын

‘Talk it up’ mate.👎🏻

@colemorrison8957

7 ай бұрын

@@doubledragan stupid Britt

@BadBoy-bt6lb

6 ай бұрын

The Russian special forces are people who have already passed the army. Many of them have a sports rank in martial arts and served in the airborne troops. The special forces are the best of the best.

@user-gt3io4pp3t

5 ай бұрын

🤙❤️

Crimson beret is a designation of national guard Spetsnaz. If you want analog of SAS there is Special Operation Forces (CCO in Russian). There are a lagre number of Spetsnaz units in Russia. Every law enforcement agency has it's own speznaz for particular tasks.

@user-pm8cd7sq3p

6 ай бұрын

В своë время у нас был спецназ железно-дорожных войск. Показал себя на великолепном уровне

@pivkoskolbaskoi

6 ай бұрын

krapovy takes the distinctive sign of individual fighters, not units

@vig237

6 ай бұрын

@@pivkoskolbaskoi right, an operator has to decerve to wear it....but only National guard's Spetsnaz uses Krapovy as a designation for those who deserved.

Having trained with Moldova and Romanian soldiers after seeing how their AKs work I immediately wanted to trade my M4 for one.

@JamesonsTravels

2 жыл бұрын

I saw some rusted, barrel bent, run over, you name it. they always seemed to go bang. plus the ability not to have to clean as much as the m4 had be at hello. for a basic ground pounder they made a lot of sense.

@fredcollins8919

2 жыл бұрын

Agreed, sir, yet imo we the US need, want & deserve and Shall somehow soon have an infantry weapon far superior to both M16/M4A1s/AKM/FAL/Galil/Tavor/Famas/SA80/AUG/G3/SR88/SIG560 etc. The need is there now more than ever. Such super rifle was needed & wanted (& expected) even before Gulf I/Panama yet sadly were still waiting for it but fortunately not for much longer. In the hands of our elite US troops these incoming weapons will truly be game changers in more ways than one......

@domnikoli

2 жыл бұрын

the Beryl and Archer type AKs are truly works of art. Wanted to get one before the laws changed but I cant now.

@IGD-974

2 жыл бұрын

@@domnikoli They are still importing Beryls to the U.S., maybe not in huge numbers like some other variants but they are available.

@creedsstako6777

5 ай бұрын

​@@fredcollins8919 это будет ваша последняя игра... поймёшь, когда все зло, что вы принесли многим странам, прийдёт в ваш дом, в вашу страну ... вы ещё не хотите остановиться, тогда это будет ваш крах. и ещё, мы русские всегда были с вами весьма толерантные, но больше не будем. вы снимете свои розовые очки и окажетесь в реальности.

I grew up in Russia in the 90s. In 1999 I came to the US. In 2001 I was 18 years old when I enlisted in US Army infantry. In Russia I was an average guy as far as being physically fit. By the end of Basic training in Ft. Benning I had the best PT score out of the whole Platoon - 42men. Not the best in the whole Company but best in the platoon. So yes average Russian guy is more fit, at least 20 years ago it was like that.

@hungsolow4851

2 жыл бұрын

Your a traitor

@fanticreptile1967

2 жыл бұрын

Imagine what it's like now

@hellas-piraeus3624

2 жыл бұрын

@@hungsolow4851 no, imigration can't change your blood. Our friend above is Russian. Genetic tells the truth even if you try to close your ears with open society...

@chernobylmonster3817

2 жыл бұрын

@@hungsolow4851 your cringe

@AA-xs8mv

2 жыл бұрын

@@hungsolow4851 awww you must be one of those WOKE dudes lol.

The maroon beret is an example of pride, respect and fortitude of body and spirit for the special forces of the internal troops. It happened that when receiving awards, warriors had the choice of becoming a hero of the Russian Federation or choosing to wear a maroon beret, and they chose him. If you are not the owner of such a beret, you cannot even touch it, otherwise it will end badly since it is earned with sweat and blood.

Met a Russian born fresh private when I was in the 101st, he was tough and fit in well. He came with thick skin bcus he was Russian some soldiers doubted his loyalty but he proved them otherwise. Got his air assault wings first week in the company.

One thing that impresses me about the Russians is they have an intense pride and love of their country.

@timecat8534

2 жыл бұрын

I bet they arent put down for their pride like Americans are

@FiveNineO

2 жыл бұрын

Don't they know loving your country is evil? (Except if it's a certain ethnic state in the Middle East)

@wasp6594

2 жыл бұрын

@@timecat8534 Or the English, for that matter.

@hiredmurderer6228

2 жыл бұрын

@@timecat8534 In America you are put down for NOT loving that shitty country

@synthfur05

2 жыл бұрын

I'm russian and some times it's difficult to tell if it's true

Спасибо автору за видео! Как бы не пытались политики, поссорить Россию и США, я уверен что мы сможем преодолеть невзгоды и жить в мире. Я русский и горжусь тем, что родился в России. В моём сердце есть место только для мамы и России.

@synthfur05

2 жыл бұрын

Ты слишком наивный. Как бы мы хорошо не пытались относится к Америке, она всегда нас кидала

@ich4839

2 жыл бұрын

@@synthfur05 кидала нас не сама Америка, а американская внешняя политика. Большинство американцев, простых граждан, , с которыми я общаюсь в сети - нормальные, адекватные люди, которые не верят пропагандистской машине своего государства. Я всегда отношусь к людям так, как они ко мне (к нам).

@Partizan1983

6 ай бұрын

@@ich4839 кидает вас в первую очередь ваш царь но вы наивны и глупы! лет через 20 вы очнётесь и будете долго извинятся!

@ozzyosbourne2878

6 ай бұрын

дело скорее в российской внешней политике@@ich4839

@WARVARenok

4 ай бұрын

Если ты родился в России это не значит что ты Русский!! Славяне это Русские!

A good soldier cannot be made by the army he joins. A good soldier is made by the culture of a country. A good soldier cannot be made at the age of 18, but training starts from being born in a family. The army only teaches a man how to use weapons. And the willingness to despise death comes from families, countries that do not have such a culture cannot make a good soldier, no matter how well trained he was in the army.

@thomaswayneward

2 күн бұрын

How many "men" have joined the Russian army attacking Ukraine, that are from the cities of Russia? Hardly any, because the men in the cities are just like the soft men all over the world. That is the reason Putin is not forcing the city folk to join the military.

Важно отметить тут, что все кто участвуют в этом тесте, уже являются действующими сотрудниками спецназа и военными, и даже из них только малый процент способен стать краповым беретом. И то, что весь тест проходит без какого либо отдыха, всё быстро и всё сразу. Думаю это видно, когда они пытаются встать, а мышцы не держат уже.

@user-fr4ei2eu5r

5 ай бұрын

МВД не являются военными.😅

@user-hv8ff7rk1b

5 ай бұрын

​@@user-fr4ei2eu5rа почему я проходил срочную службу в вв мвд?

@poruchik8349

5 ай бұрын

ты долбоёб и лечиться даже не в твоих планах@@user-fr4ei2eu5r

@user-iv8un2id9l

5 ай бұрын

Надо асашаевским спецназовцам показать как на приорах надо сдавать экзамены спецназа, а асэшаевуие шерифы пускай покажут как с индейцами договариваться надо.

@user-fr4ei2eu5r

5 ай бұрын

Зачем издеваться над своим здоровьем? 😭

When I went to basic training in 1985 we had a guy by the name of George Francovich. He was from the Soviet Union, however he had to serve under Russian trainers. He NEVER EVER complained about anything. He couldn't understand why American soldiers complained about everything. He thought the food was excellent. He told us the Russian "drill Sergeants" hated them because they were Soviet Union. He said they were made to run in what we call full mop gear for some crazy distance. I believe I remember him saying they even used something other than tear gas to teach them that you better learn to put the gear on quick or your screwed. He also said his dream was to open an American brothels'.

@jasonchia8484

2 жыл бұрын

could it be that he didn't complain in the US training because the quality of life is better? I read that they get bullied very severely in the Soviet/Russian army

@stquitxxiv4830

2 жыл бұрын

@@jasonchia8484 you read wrong lol

@musketbal

2 жыл бұрын

@@jasonchia8484 Yes that was 99% of why he didn't complain. I remember him saying the Russian instructors made one guy drink some antifreeze. He really hated them.

@JamesonsTravels

2 жыл бұрын

i recalls my sample size was about 3 soviets. all where at least 25. prior service in the Soviet Union. all saured away, quiet. grown men. happy to have the chance and get citizenship. i think most were green cards.

@ireland2657

2 жыл бұрын

Legend😂

It's definitely different.... From my experience, working with Russian's, they're definitely humble and hard working. Probably more practical, but not necessarily the most graceful or professional in terms of discipline. They tend to brute force most problems...and seem to injure themselves, but never complain

@JamesonsTravels

2 жыл бұрын

My exposure was limited but the men that came here in 89-90 and joined the USA military were sure happy to be here. Most Had military service in the Soviet Union.

@chadchadus9251

2 жыл бұрын

@@JamesonsTravels Haha, they would have loved it. Especially if they served in Afghanistan, some tough times.

@steve-rw7ty

2 жыл бұрын

so their like the sons we never had?

@steve-rw7ty

2 жыл бұрын

but wished we had. Good for Ruskkies. Keep yer families pure and tough

@worldoftancraft

2 жыл бұрын

@@chadchadus9251 since when "they would love it"? Since your delusional imagination?

Not all Spetsnaz are Military SF (examples like SAS, SEAL, Frogmen), some are Police units like SWAT. Spetsnaz is a generalised term for Russia's Elite military and police units.

@ko-Daegu

2 жыл бұрын

who are failing measurably to capture Kyiv against tiny libtards Ukrianin wonder where their mighty power went to imagine fighting against us not even forgetting syria

@mattbanco4406

Жыл бұрын

Correct

@zinodavidoff5665

Жыл бұрын

Spez nas in general are not military like US. They are all under direct command of the Russian FSB.

@AethelwulfOfNordHymbraLand2333

11 ай бұрын

All Spetsnaz are trained in special operations, as the English translations 'special purpose' denotes. The SSO and Spetsnaz GRU are one and the same. Before 2010, Spetsnaz GRU were an elite SOF, but the elite SOF branched out with the formation of the SSO. The Spetsnaz GRU acts as a supplement to the SSO.

@user-kf7kv8zp5v

8 ай бұрын

Not at all, they are closer to SAS as they may procede both in military and police operations. Today SOBR, OMON, Alpha and Vympel fight in Ukraine, while SSO fight in Caucasus...

Я служил срочную службу в Отдельной Дивизии Специального Назначения имени Дзержинского, когда был набор в полк Спецназа я не прошел теста. На марш броске 10 киллометров по пересечённой местности,в полной разгрузке, я запнулся и вывернул ладыжку... Остался служить в автомобильном батальоне😢

@severdvv

5 ай бұрын

не чего страшного, в ОДОНЕ все нужны. будь ты водитель или командир группы

@ilyaGMS

4 ай бұрын

Всё равно ты красавчик

@user-vr5ps5hm4o

3 ай бұрын

Привет из Балашихи

@user-dq5bw3xo9g

3 ай бұрын

Красавец все равно ! Привет из Уфы 29 оспн Булат.

@user-ok1qn8sh9z

2 ай бұрын

джержинка,полевой выход на алабенском полигоне.черный треугольный шеврон с облезлой кошкой.ввшники е6аные

Respect from the u.s, these guys are the real deal!

@stephenmyers7076

2 жыл бұрын

More like the real “spaceballs”. 🥴😂😬

@michellebarnhill5130

2 жыл бұрын

Mad love for Russian people!! Talk about overcoming major Crap, and coming out even stronger!

@Charlieb6308

2 жыл бұрын

SAS or SBS ?

@steve-rw7ty

2 жыл бұрын

why do people offer respect? with no charge. i got no respect that aint been earned fucks.krissy mac.

@steve-rw7ty

2 жыл бұрын

sorry Chris. twas venting.

"His main rival is himself" what a powerful quote

@fredcollins8919

2 жыл бұрын

Agreed

@tonymontana4934

2 жыл бұрын

US Army motto. “The toughest battle you’ll ever fight in your life is the battle within yourself.” Anonymous

@fredcollins8919

2 жыл бұрын

@@tonymontana4934 Should/could easily be THE perfect USMC/UK Marine motto as well

I´ve seen the original documentary about crymson beret twice,and would see it again whenever I need a motivation in my life,it´s so real and it would bring the emotions out of you

The main tests are carried out in one day and include a forced march of at least 10 km, followed by overcoming obstacles SOP (special obstacle course) in extreme conditions, inspection of training for storming high-rise buildings, acrobatics and hand-to-hand combat. those who have passed qualification tests receive a maroon beret, this is anti-terrorism training.

What I like about them is, as you said they don't complain. They just do it. That attitude is something we all can learn from. Also, they have a high pain tolerance so they can take alot more. Again something we all can learn from.

@JamesonsTravels

2 жыл бұрын

complaining is contagious. i got with some complainers when i was injured. that ruined something that should have been just another lesson. i regret ever getting around the f-the corp types.

@teanistillmon3341

2 жыл бұрын

How right you are, sir..

@Onlichka

2 жыл бұрын

It is not that we Russians have better pain tolerance - that would imply we are genetically superior and that is just jot true :) The thing is in Russia (we'll at least in the Soviet Union) we all were brought to think that the biggest disgrace is to fear and to cry over your problem. We always had our grandads and grandmoms who died while fighting during WW11 as an example and they were fearless. Every family has such a hero, my family have them. So you have not right to be cry baby. Or you are should be ashamed to be a Russian. Something like this

@teanistillmon3341

2 жыл бұрын

@@Onlichka 👍🏽♥️

@teanistillmon3341

2 жыл бұрын

@@Onlichkafrom what I understand there is not a whole lot of whining or complaining. Just, do it Attitude. I have watched alot of movies, read books, etc. It seems to be the end result that Russians care about. As I mentioned above, it is something we can learn from. Yes, I am sure that they have gone through alot in their own wars. Nothing is perfect and we all have our ways but, when it comes to certain things I always have had the attitude '. That I'd what I learned from them. The more you know, the more you grow'.😊👍🏽

Different countries, different warriors, different demons but the most important thing for you to understand is never judging a book by its cover. There is always someone better than you so do your best with what you have at where you are and stay humble as you can never know who will put you down. Think about the history of the Russians at the world war 2 even way before that. They were warriors and they still are.

Back in the bad days of the Cold War the Soviet Spetsnaz were highly respected. We trained to better their training. They set the standard. My elite unit selection nearly killed me, but the Spetsnaz presented a clear and present danger.

@thomaswayneward

2 күн бұрын

That turned out to be a lie, didn't it. Where are these soldiers in Russias war today?

These guys are Russian National Guards, based on the crimson berets. That means they are more of a police special tactics unit, although that isn't completely accurate since it's applying a western concept to a Russian unit. National Guard Spetsnaz conduct primarily counter-terrorist operations, but that can also include overseas deployments. From my understanding from Russians, the SVR probably has the highest training and standards (possibly an equivalent to the CIA's Direct Action Group). However, it seems that the FSB has the most feared, though that is probably in large part due to FSB's role as an interior security agency and descendant of the KGB. Americans tend to categorize Spetsnaz almost like it's a unit, but it isn't. It's a term. Many different agencies in Russia have 'Spetsnaz' units. These vary widely in training, mission and competencies. It goes back to the Soviet-era when everything was ultra-compartmentalized due to different directors and political figures wanting to maintain their own secrecy and autonomy. Every department developed its own 'security forces' and often 'Spetsnaz' so that it didn't have to work or share secrets/operations with other departments. There have been some changes to this (such as consolidating MVD into National Guard), but it's still pretty prevalent.

@adamwebster1652

7 ай бұрын

Just because they read Pushkin doesn't make them smart.

@user-pm8cd7sq3p

6 ай бұрын

Парень, ты первый, кто оставил комментарий, который имеет хоть что-то с реальностью. Главное отличие Российской системы спецназа от американской в том, что ваш спецназ находится под командованием одной структуры, а наш спецназ разделен на части и подчиняется разным структурам, что делает каждый отдельный отряд более специализированым. Например, СпН ГРУ ГШ - исключительно разведчики ССО - прямой аналог ваших зелëных беретов 45 бригада ВДВ - ударно-штурмовое подразделение для действий в тылу врага и поддержки штурма На видео изображено как спецназ национальной гвардии сдает экзамен на малиновый берет особого оттенка ('краповый берет'). Им имеют право обладать только люди сдавшие этот экзамен. То есть - это не отбор в спецназ - это лишь необязательное испытание на обладание статусным беретом. Кстати изначальное название Национальной гвардии - Внутренние Войска и их отобрали у МВД в личное подчинение президента в 2016 году, после чего переименовали

@c766ob

5 ай бұрын

Все верно изложил.

As an American, I've always had admiration for the Russians/Soviets. The hardships they have endured in the last century are basically what we experienced a century earlier but on a larger scale. They are a strong people and it saddens me to see how soft we are getting the West. I am an ordinary guy approaching 60 and seeing some of the young men now is really unnerving me. We discourage young males to act like young males, we are emasculating a generation of men I fear. That Army recruiting video made me physically sick.

@FF-jz8rq

2 жыл бұрын

🇷🇺🤝✌️

@miloszeman8444

2 жыл бұрын

iam naturalized Polish in USA. i lost my hope ,west is done.empty Rep promises, without changing society from core.( hollywood,education).RUS is last conservative bastion

@Roberto1009

2 жыл бұрын

where are you from sir?

@ccvcxf6760

2 жыл бұрын

@@miloszeman8444 last conservative bastion? You forgot that whole od east Europe exist? You said you are a Pole, and you didn't mation your country here? LOL

@ccvcxf6760

2 жыл бұрын

@@miloszeman8444 Your name isn't even in near to Polish, can you speak language, know history and culture? If not than dont call yourself like taht

We were taught in the day Soviet Doctrine was to expect 1.5% casualties in training. In the U.S. a soldier gets hurt someone almost always gets relieved.

@Thunder_Lightning_and_Fury

2 жыл бұрын

Our military started circling the shitter with the introduction of stress cards. Who took an ass beating as a method of adjustment?👍

@clickhereforshowittoothers2184

2 жыл бұрын

@@Thunder_Lightning_and_Fury First plan on the new world order Georgia Guidestones is for 93% of all people to be disappeared. (That includes blacks, whites, Mexicans, Asians, Christians...and Democrats too.)

@__prometheus__

2 жыл бұрын

@@Thunder_Lightning_and_Fury Lol where? Definitely not in the army

@Thunder_Lightning_and_Fury

2 жыл бұрын

@@__prometheus__ during President Reagan. Before you were born? Ft Benning was hard core back in the day.

@vincentsavoca5575

2 жыл бұрын

@@Thunder_Lightning_and_Fury There are no stress cards. They were discontinued at Fort Jackson BCT between 2008 - 2009. It was a failed experiment.

Я так волновалась за ребят, что чуть пальцы не сгрызла🙈😁 Мужчины💪

Человек способен на многое и наши ребята показывают каков внутренний ресурс человека ❤горжусь нашими парнями💪👍

I dunno how it's now in Russia, but in my time when at school the last two years we had military training lessons every week. We did throw grenades imitations, ran the stadium in gas masks, had to pass a test disassemble/assemble AK (I think I had 43 seconds to pass the test) In the end there was a week camp in an army formation. Where we did drills, shoot AK at a range and so on. At the same time all girls were trained as nurses with a week practice in a hospital. Also, the last two years students at schools in towns had a truck driving course, us in a village we had wheel tractor/caterpillar course. When we finished school most of us had driver's license class 1 . So, when we had to go to serve in the army we were basically prepared for that and knew the stuff needed to start the service. We could already drive trucks, shoot AK and had an idea how was that to jump up at 4 am when a siren screams alarm.

@Evdakimaff

2 жыл бұрын

Сейчас ничего этого нет уже 30 лет

@NowCheckYourSound

2 жыл бұрын

Я школу заканчивал в 2007. нас на уроках ОБЖ возили стрелять из калаша. Было круто ))

@muttley7196

2 жыл бұрын

Was this in the days of the old ussr/Cold War? If so we had something very similar in the uk! It was the Army cadets (they still have it today but no where near the same) but it was volunteer only, but still very popular! They taught us basic military skills shooting,1st aid,camouflage etc also some basic mechanics etc! And also 2 weeks camp every year with the regular army!

@NowCheckYourSound

2 жыл бұрын

@@muttley7196 I have finished school in 2007. We had subject where we learned the AK mechanism, and we were taken to shoot couple times.

like them or not, you gotta have a huge respect for Spetsnaz. when I bought an english translated copy of a KGB training manual (I believe Spetsnaz trained from it as well), I learned how much they were self reliant on getting the job done, and their ability to plan out their operations on their own. (not sure if they still use the same manual anymore though)

@muntasimhossainadib6371

Жыл бұрын

@Landon Smith What's the name of the Manual Can u pls tel me pls????

If you want to know what spetsnaz are, look at their work on September 1, 2004. Terrorists seized a school in Beslan. When shooting started at the school, spetsnaz launched an assault on the terrorists entrenched in the building. 334 people died, including 186 children. 10 spetsnaz soldiers also died, shielding children.

@sergeytrunov7166

2 ай бұрын

Ты хочешь сказать, что 334 человека умерли из-за спецназа? Ты идиот? Террористы в Беслане имели взрыватели на разъединение и держали их сжатыми в кулаках. Первый взрыв произошёл именно из-за того, что кто-то из террористов (а это была девушка-шахидка по случайности расслабила кисть и произошёл взрыв в спортзале, где она и находилась). От этого взрыва пострадали часть заложников. А другая часть заложников побежала в панике в окна и в двери. Террористы открыли по ним огонь. Спецназа ниего не оставалось как начать штурм. Я бы посмотерл как бы действовали ваши хвалённые спецы...

@skasurikat1179

2 ай бұрын

@@sergeytrunov7166 жопой читаешь? Черным по белому написано: когда раздались выстрелы, спецназ начал штурм

It is worth noting that the 'Crimson Beret' does not refer to any particular unit or regiment. It is a personal accolade awarded to those who pass the qualification test that is held annually. Whether you succeed or not, you then return to your regular place of duty.

I believe the Russian made AK 47 is probably one of the most reliable assault rifles available. Shoots through trees and even packing dirt into it will not stop it from fireing

@keith2860

2 жыл бұрын

The original Ak and AKM rifles do not respond well to being thrown in Mud or being packed with mud. The AR will outperform it in a mud test.

@silent1967

2 жыл бұрын

@@keith2860 They both have their place, that's why I have both.

@user-hx8fs4lv9h

2 жыл бұрын

I'm no commie but I agree

@keith2860

2 жыл бұрын

The AR platform doesn’t let dirt even get into the rifle in the first place Lol ak let’s everything in then they fail to cycle and constantly have issues. Sorry bud but it’s well documented.

@user-hx8fs4lv9h

2 жыл бұрын

Keith well the AR is good because of it's single-shot action being accurate and lightweight but the AK is cheaper sure it's heavy but it can deal damage even to armor depending on the round or velocity it have damn big damage but it can sometimes malfunction or jam if not cleaned properly since its gas operated

I watched this thing the other day where Spetsnaz personnel were training civilians, no live fire of course but how to's for surviving in cold conditions, basic fire arms safety, aiming a rifle, manoeuvring as a unit, attack and defence of positions, medical evac of wounded, it was pretty cool. Be great if US Army and or Marines did something like this too. All civilians should know basic firearms safety.

@kayakdan48

2 жыл бұрын

Was that on "Eli From Russia"s channel?

@IGD-974

2 жыл бұрын

Our local militia/Bush craft group leaders are former special forces who trained opposition forces abroad. I'm sure if you look you could find groups like this in your area. (Or not, some of these militias are kinda out there.)

I've always thought Spetnaz were as good as any special forces, maybe not as technical in some areas, but no-one can doubt there sheer toughness! Machines, brutal.🙏😎

@neo7555

Жыл бұрын

Вы опираетесь на официальную информацию из Ютуб )но поверьте ,они могут гораздо больше ,чем кто либо

@tombaillie5219

8 ай бұрын

The ethnic and gender homogeneity is indicative of no-nonsense quality.

@TheRifild

7 ай бұрын

@@tombaillie5219 Gender mb but ethnic?

There was a former Spetznaz operator named Sonny who compared the M-16 and AK in a doc I saw a long time ago. M-16 is the prom queen, AK is the biker chick. Man had a way words.

Based on the experiences I have had with Russian soldiers, both from the Soviet Army and post Soviet era. A couple of things are for sure, those guys are pretty tough. They also know what it's like to make due with what they have.

@innosoul

2 жыл бұрын

amusing troops. everyone will die in Ukraine.

@slavic_viking9638

2 жыл бұрын

@@innosoul it is the other way around

@andreisokolenko7719

2 жыл бұрын

@@innosoul Донбассу это скажи.

@teru797

2 жыл бұрын

what were they thinking when wagner group attacked a US base and got bombed in Syria?

@andreisokolenko7719

2 жыл бұрын

@@teru797 Why do you think there was bombing and Wagner at all ?

Something I think is a common theme with all respectable SF Forces around the world, is the unique way in which they evaluate candidates. And I think, if I remember correctly, JT has pointed this out before. Most SF Courses look for candidates with a very specific profile to fit into a specific small-team setup. These guys have to be elite in fitness and endurance, but more importantly they have to be able to operate under any condition within a small team, and completely trust each other... I think the whole "Rambo" image of SF Forces is all Hollywood BS image... in reality these guys look just like your next door neighbor (indirectly quoting JT), slender, sinewy build, but mentally tough and super cool (level-headed) in extreme situations... Always interesting to see how "different" but at the same time "similar" these SF selection courses are conducted. Thanks JT, another great video!

@JamesonsTravels

2 жыл бұрын

the eval method is interesting since one cannot write it on a check list or do a power point on it. its a look the candidate makes. the sigh, the rolling of eyes. instructors know when someone is hurt or doing it for effect. i know a few fellows who got special treatment (i will call it) when going through selection. Hurt enough to get dropped. Instrucgtors looked out for them after hours since they were what they wanted. other guys with the same problem got dropped.

@Masterkot2

2 жыл бұрын

Well said! I also came to this conclusion! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

@Telenkoff

5 ай бұрын

Приветствую, Вы немного не правы, я служил в 94 году в регулярной армии по призыву. Попал в специфицеские войска - (железнодорожные) это типо строителей , мы бегали по 5 километров в полной экиперовке, в бронежилетах и оружием, в лесу мы бегали по 2 часа в противохимической защите (ОЗК) мне 47 лет, я готов это повтарить). Вы представить не можете что сейча в происходит в регулярных войсках .Поэтому это видео-лишь честичка нашей армии. Мира всем)

Agree with one you hundred percent “quite professionals” . Keep the reels coming, they bring back memories

If your loved ones went to Ukraine as mercenaries and found themselves in a difficult situation, frequency 149.200 call sign Volga is a safe exit through Russian positions

Most Spetsnaz recruits if not all come from the elite paratroopers. To get into the paratroopers, a Russian must be a master of sports in a discipline such as boxing, wrestling, judo, etc. as far as education of these guys, they tend to be definately better than an average Russian. Also remember, in Russia Calculus, Physics, Chemistry is done in 5th and 6th grades.

@jarekw1224

2 жыл бұрын

@@alphalexicon361 talking is cheap

@divingdown6173

2 жыл бұрын

@@alphalexicon361 salty much?

@divingdown6173

2 жыл бұрын

@@alphalexicon361 Вы с ума сошли? Я не говорю по-русски, поэтому надеюсь, что это правильно

@bluehotdog2610

2 жыл бұрын

Most American conservatives are the ones who are saying schools should stop teaching math and physics and should teach taxes or trades instead.

@bluehotdog2610

2 жыл бұрын

@Henzo88 Then why do very few conservatives know about calculus or physics?

It's a brotherhood, this I understand. Much respect to the Spetsnaz.

In America they say "Do or die!" In Russia they say "Do even if you die"

"How much can you know about yourself if you have never been in a fight" - Fight Club.

@user-bv3vv6vw1u

3 ай бұрын

Когда часто дерёшься - начинаешь получать удовольствие и это пугает если честно, ты тупо понимаешь что это кайфово… и не важно что как то попал под молотки и очнулся в больнице.. это Россия)) ( в школе дрались 1х1 в своём классе - потом в параллельных, очень обидно было проигрывать.. но победа.., сдавшийся противник.. это кайф,)

Holy! Nearly at 1 million subscribers!! I was with you since 10k!! Honestly not surprised you are an amazing personality and such a pleasure to watch.

Been raving about Russian military for a long time. Ever since WW2 for defending Stalingrad at all cost. They just seem to be a legit military group.

@JamesonsTravels

2 жыл бұрын

hard to dislike their resolve in battle.

@IosifStalinsendsyoutoGulag

2 жыл бұрын

@@michaelhall8981 Where did you learn history?

@IosifStalinsendsyoutoGulag

2 жыл бұрын

@@michaelhall8981 What is a historical fact? Show me the sources.

@Lyanguzov1

2 жыл бұрын

@@michaelhall8981 Сталин всегда был в Москве, даже во время битвы под Москвой.

I was the equivelant of what the US would call a navy seal,and I ve had many fail in my group to get their badge (80% failure rate) that didn't give up, their body gave up due to exhaustion, they spend days at the hospital.Our last test was a week of barely no sleep in the wild (because they were shooting at us)and we had to scavenge food and water ourselves.He is not wrong of course, its the will that gives up first for most, but still, not always.From my limited exposure to Spetsnaz, these guys are tough.They dont carry pills and creams and all sort of bs in their gear for example.Also helps that they live in Russia.Its a country where they put their babies outside in the cold (with heavy clothing ofcourse)while they drink coffee inside to make their immune system strong.And it works.Saw some Russian scientists the other day, 12 hours hiking in a -20 C blizzard in siberia to find and save a tiger cub.Scientists...

@mac2626

2 жыл бұрын

Nothing but BS and lies!

@greenbrickbox3392

2 жыл бұрын

Lol what a bunch of mythologizing bs about Russia, turns out its a country where the officers sell their soldiers fuel and supplies on the blackmarket and can't get logistical support while in combat a hundred miles away from their border.

@havocgr1976

2 жыл бұрын

@@greenbrickbox3392 well having tough soldiers doesn't make an efficient army.logistics tactics and technology does.

@user-qf2nh2on1t

5 ай бұрын

😂😂😂

@user-xg4lw1zo6y

5 ай бұрын

В -20 у нас бабушки в магазин ходят,в России это смешная температура

3:00, I like that recruit. He is exhausted, absolutely at the end of his tether and hes coming last on the hard march. But look....he keeps going.

It’s interesting to see the training methods of different militaries.

@jimmygrimes6288

2 жыл бұрын

Yes it is

@JamesonsTravels

2 жыл бұрын

i enjoy it. dont get the russians and parcore type stuff but it looks fun for the recruits. better yet the N Koreans and the breaking of breaks and getting whacked with cane poles. i dont know much but guessing its for sure when the brass rolls in.

@MiraMosty

2 жыл бұрын

@@JamesonsTravels The parcour Is needed for agility

@iMost067

2 жыл бұрын

its not realy a training, its sorting, a challenge to prove you a worthy to be in special group. Those guys are already elite but they take a challenge to wear crimson beret. Add to the point that no there is no break in those challenges, you run this marathon in full gear, shoot and take a beating, if someone failed - good luck next time.

@fredcollins8919

2 жыл бұрын

@@JamesonsTravels they need to adopt/incorporate some of those skills & more both in US basic/boot camp then much more so for grunt MOS (11B/0300s) at AIT & especially SOI/ITB then even MORE so once reaching the Fleet/FMF, as well as in soecialized courses etc.

I was trained in life skills, combat and then as a climbing arborist by the toughest guy I've ever met. Vietnam era marine. He took a boot camp style approach to get my head out if my ass, discontinued my sorry ways and taught me to stay out of jail and do right. But, as much respect as I have for him, he always said that the spetznas are the fiercest, strongest willed toughest men on the planet. That means something. They're calling our troops the "queer army"

this didn't hold up well lol

This is hilarious. 1991-1993 I was in the US Navy, played hockey (goalie) occasionally I'd meet Soviet (they still called themselves that) Airborne. To make pocket money I'd sharpen the knives of Marine , Sailor, & SEAL (we had part of a team). Anyway, I'd also do the Soviets knives, & made sure they were my defensemen because everyone was terrified of them. Everyone asked if they were Spetsnaz, they said "no such organization exists".

@JamesonsTravels

2 жыл бұрын

with the Russian accent, i bet that was funny looking back. the Russians i meet around the same time were very business-like.

I remember training my troopees in hand to hand and they were afraid of hurting me, I told them over and over if you hit me it's ok it's on me because I didn't hold back when I hit them it made them better at self defense. You have to train like your going to fight in war, unfortunately I was with some very green troopees on a mission and it went south fast but I did get them out alive but most were mentally scared. 👍❤🇺🇸

Probably makes a difference when your granny was a sniper in Stalingrad and survived winter on cold rat soup.

0:27 that aged like wine.

Я служил в СпН ГРУ, этот ролик отображает только СпН внутренних войск, и не показывает всего спектра работ СпН различных ведомств...

@user-cv5qn6tf3f

2 жыл бұрын

Заколебёшься показывать спектр работы ГРУ. Сотни часов съёмки получатся...

@dmitrijbozhok

2 жыл бұрын

ГРУ единственный и первый настоящий спецназ. А остальное....

@user-cv5qn6tf3f

2 жыл бұрын

@@dmitrijbozhok Ну не скажи. Армейский спецназ, спецназ СВР, ФСБ, ФСО - тоже профессионалы высокого класса.

@danshivay4007

2 жыл бұрын

@@user-cv5qn6tf3f высший класс СпН КГБ/ФСБ похоронил в 93-м ЕБН, закрыв КУОС-Вымпел

@antonz1977

2 жыл бұрын

Где ты служил?) не надо смешить попу )

Tough times create tough people. The Russian people have been in a state of struggle since the time they the czars. Americans have had it so good for so long, we lost our fight and drive to improve, and exclusively look for external sources to make things better for us without putting our own skin in the game.

Turns out that torturing your soldiers doesn’t make them better fighters.

These guys are considered an endangered species now (along with the VDV). May their memories be encapsulated in this video (no RIP).

@menooNFT

Жыл бұрын

the (no RIP) made me cry laugh lol

@berjastkjuklingur1914

Жыл бұрын

Cope

It's been a long time.Still Russian Army brings pride inside my heart.

@JamesonsTravels

2 жыл бұрын

I can never forget those men I met in infantry training. green card holders and trying to get citizens after the Soviet Union fell. Solid men, prior military in the Soviet Union, grown men compared to the rest of us. we also had an Aussie who was similar in age and experience but he was a joker. The Russian men pretty quiet. One I recall was Muslim and only knew because he would not party with us and once saw him praying on a weekend liberty. good memories.

@pavelsimonyan7973

2 жыл бұрын

Absolutely,brother.The HONOR is universal.

@gaius_enceladus

2 жыл бұрын

@@Automedon2 - I'm in New Zealand and we could use them too! *Real* men, tough and traditional.

@aaronlewis2150

2 жыл бұрын

I'm in Oregon and seeing how much pride is shown is heartwarming and disappointing to me. It's a weird feeling. I felt pride in myself making it through basic training in 2008. With the things happening in America at the moment, is where the disappointing feeling kicks in. A country with so much to offer like the US is focused more on blaming the problems of one group of people on another than it is uniting people. I'm glad to see that pride still exists somewhere in the world. Cause over here it's become more acceptable to shame others than it is to care about them

@Tone32616

2 жыл бұрын

But these ones are not army, though.

Thanks for your video. Always makes me busy thinking about army and stuff. Lost my friend today, but this helps. Thanks

You should check Serbian special forces. Those guys are pure machines. Stealthy, durable and experienced. Crawling trough the mud while instructors shooting literally 2 inches from head is only for special kind of people. They are elite cos they are using techniques from Russia, England and US.

Fast forward to today: Ukraine is beating the spetsnaz outta them

@Streloski

Жыл бұрын

Spetsnaz is both Russian and Ukrainian.

@imbasing

Жыл бұрын

Fast forward to a year ago*

@bobigny9345

8 ай бұрын

Yeah. ..Ukraine is sure winning

Russia is not the enemy . That is for sure.

@JamesonsTravels

2 жыл бұрын

i never get why govt morons focus on russian so hard. we have bigger fish to fry.

@Fly_Silver

2 жыл бұрын

@@JamesonsTravels Yeah, whats up with China trying to take back those newly developed countries?

@minxlabrada

2 жыл бұрын

Yep! Notice how teaming up with them to take down ISIS in Syria was downplayed in the media? Sharing intelligence is one thing. But they launched about 200 cruise missiles onto ISIS bases there. Maybe not an ally, but certainly not an enemy.

@G33KSPALACEdotCOM

2 жыл бұрын

@@JamesonsTravels Probably because they constantly infringe on the borders of other NATO countries.

@mind-blowing_tumbleweed

2 жыл бұрын

@@G33KSPALACEdotCOM how dare they to put their country so close to US military bases?

As a Russian who lives in Russia I should say that what you watched in these video was not a regular training or routine of Spetsnaz. It is test for Crimzon Beret - a special headwear for members of National Guard, Police and Prison Guards (last is a rough translation of ФСИН - Federal Service of Executing Sentences or smthg like that). So it's not really a military unit, it's more of local troops to be used inside of the country. And what you watched is not really a Spetsnaz (at least if I remember everything right). Still good video, it's great seeing that foreigners are interested in our country and it's military

@dorjedriftwood2731

2 жыл бұрын

Americans generally have a respect and fascination with Russian military technology and you as a strong people.

@user-gj7xn6mn4t

2 жыл бұрын

Нас не трогайте.Русские лучшие солдаты!

@steelbear2063

2 жыл бұрын

Любой Спецназ в России тренируется как боевой, и контрактники ездят в командировки. Неважно что официально написано, к полиции ты принадлежишь или ещё к чему, Спецназ это всегда боевая единица

@user-we1ry8dg3b

2 жыл бұрын

@@user-kf9sl3ir5w T,fkj pfrhjq xvjiybr

@mvenmass

2 жыл бұрын

@@user-kf9sl3ir5w интересно посмотреть на таких гражданских против которых вот так тренируется спецназ.

Grigory is probably dead now. He looks like a cool guy to be around

@elaqgarahulelpon1479

10 ай бұрын

Not every soldier that goes to war dies, that's why veterans exist. Besides that we have no numbers on how many Spetsnaz participated in Ukraine, especially since these guys are under the national guard.

In case it's not clear this is just the selection to be a basic Spetsnaz. Spetsnaz are a huge bunch of units (30.000+ men) which simply mean "special soldier". Within the Spetsanz then there are a variety of other specialities among which paratroopers and the real elite highly trained units like Spetsnaz Alfa-Gruppa and Spetsnaz-Vympel. Vympel is basically a highly trained grout of state assassins that are capable,of killing in cold blood like when they took part in the siege of the royal palace in Afghanistan in the first phases of the 1978 invesion and killed everybody in the building including staff, cooks and maids.

@ishido70

8 ай бұрын

Как и Бен Ладана с его родственниками кое кто убил, и Каддафи. Белые и Пушистые.....😂

@user-pm8cd7sq3p

6 ай бұрын

Нет. Это не отбор в спецназ, это сдача на элитный берет особого цвета. Дворец Амина штурмовали не только Альфа и Вымпел, но и 154 отряд спецназа ГРУ и легендарная 9-я рота. И 154 отряд и 9-я рота были солдатами срочной службы (с очень высокой подготовкой) Дворец Амина штурмовали в 1979 году, а не в 1978. Убили не всех. Например, семья Амина выжила. Даже больше скажу, был прямой приказ не убивать семью Амина, если получится, конечно В ролике спецназ национальной гвардии, который является полицейским спецназом это как SWAT в Америке И ещë. Если вы чего-то не знаете, лучше закройте рот и молчите, не надо позориться

This video is pretty old. It does not reflect the training that Russian special forces receive now. I would even say they will not show what they are capable right now. One thing I know for sure, Russians have great respect to other militaries, and quietly select and adopt their techniques. There are also multiple “special forces” units in Russia with different level of training.

John Moore, The Liberty Man and Forrmer U.S. Special Forces Soldier, has spoken respectfully of the Speznatz Soldiers and their tactical abilities.

this is not a workout. This is an exam for the maroon beret. The maroon beret is the elite of the Russian special forces.

This video hasn't aged well

Injuries are a major part of combat, and pushing these guys to the limit, is designed to break the fear of a cut or a sprain! Idea is to make your mind stronger than the body! These guys are real “tough guys”!

Recently I have started to watch your "Marine Reacts to airsoft" kind of videos. Last one I have watched was one where some random dudes rage, and as you called it like "Fighting over a toy gun". Just wanted to say, I live in Serbia, my father is the founder of first airsoft team in our city, I've been to some games with my friends and some professional games (just want to you to know that I am 16 years young), not once I have seen someone complain about being shot multiple times or anything like that. Every once in a while injuries happen, like when my pa shot one dude right into the mouth with sniper, dude was bleeding like hell but he was smiling and laughing. And yet I am sure that those are very rare situations when some young man of my age cry about some pain, these are younger generations and it is terrible. Greetings to you all the way from Smederevo, Serbia!

@user-nx3lk2tt5u

2 жыл бұрын

Привет из России. Надеюсь, что в братской Сербии, молодые парни не размякнут и не забудут как защищать себя и своих близких)

@nostromokg

2 жыл бұрын

@@user-nx3lk2tt5u bratski pozdrav iz Srbije od veterana

@IGD-974

2 жыл бұрын

Hello from U.S., not sure if you are aware but Serbia is gaining a lot of respect with the production of their proprietary AK variants from Zastava weapons factory. They are really well built guns, you should be proud.

@nostromokg

2 жыл бұрын

@@IGD-974 well hello from Kragujevac Serbia, hometown of 'Zastava Arms' and thank you for your kind words. Best of wishes....

@user-ct4vk1zq2s

5 ай бұрын

Уважение Вам гордые Сербы, Вы и братья Белорусы нас не предали . Это дорогого стоит. Долгих и счастливых лет жизни.

I’m sure they must be terrifying if they actually know where they’re going and don’t run out of fuel on the way.

Fascinating video, thank you for sharing

Thank you for your respectful video ! Greetings from Russia 🤝 to the American citizens ! God bless you all.

@gaius_enceladus

2 жыл бұрын

@Pepper Minth - Greetings from me in New Zealand! The Russians are *wonderful* people!

@diggingthewest7981

2 жыл бұрын

Respect

@alex-E7WHU

9 ай бұрын

🇬🇧❤️🇷🇺

Anyone that's had a hard enough punch to the head, getting that dazed thing, and still able to remember it, knows what it's like to be full of adrenaline and not be able to see properly. You're trying to figure out what's infront of you, and where the guy that just punched you is, so you're trying to fix your blurred vision as fast as possible. I've very rarely been in fights, but the scary part is that moment. Because you know that you're in a fight, and that you're defenses are completely down because your brain / senses, have stopped functioning properly. Looking at the men fighting at the end got me thinking, how many of them are still swinging, without knowing where to aim because they can't see properly after being punched in the head.

@georgkram788

2 жыл бұрын

These guys are young soldiers taking entrance tests. Their task is not so much to win as to stay on their feet in a fight with an instructor for a limited period of time.

@davidodonovan1699

2 жыл бұрын

@@georgkram788 That's a very good point. Thank you.

All special forces around the world train so hard and all deserve praise

If this is their special forces I wouldn't be that worried from what I've seen.

Well done marine. Great video reaction as usual.

@JamesonsTravels

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks David. The circus stunts seem pointless but the fighting makes a lot of sense.

@davidodonovan1699

2 жыл бұрын

@@JamesonsTravels I'm guessing a lot of it was more for moral. As in being a badass, doing stunts like you see in movies, because a lot of military preparation during peace time, I'm guessing needs something to keep soldiers motivated. And you do feel like an action hero, as a young man, doing manly things that normal people are able to do. I wonder if they didn't show them doing squad tactics for security reasons.

I have both ar and ak platforms. Ak tolerances are more forgiving to being dirty.

@JamesonsTravels

2 жыл бұрын

i have seen ak's in S. America, rusty af, in humid hot wet climates. always went bang. even when the charing handle and receiver looked rusty.

@stephenmyers7076

2 жыл бұрын

More forgiving tolerances equal mud test failure. Do not believe the hype….they fail too.

@MichaelSellers5691

2 жыл бұрын

@@JamesonsTravels Thanks and have a Merry Christmas sir. I have much respect for you and what you do for freedom loving Americans! 🇺🇸🎄

@minxlabrada

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah, that AK gas tube is almost as long as the barrel. And not much gets past that little pin-hole at the end of it. Brilliant design!

@G33KSPALACEdotCOM

2 жыл бұрын

@@MichaelSellers5691 Isn't that a common misconception nowadays? InRangeTV, Military Arms Channel and multiple others have all done mud and dirt tests with high quality ARs and AKs, that seemingly show that they perform pretty similarly under those conditions, although suffering from different issues when dirty.

From nation of warriors to built the top tier...that is Spetznaz. Russia have mandatory military service for all who are not students. Even then is postponed until they go out of school. So imagine - every grown male have some kind basic training. And among all that pool to select the ones that are best of the best - that is Spetznaz - "Team special assignment", in english translation

That guy jumping on that car and kicking the windshield in was on a whole nother level...😐 I'd be too worried with hurting someone with the broken glass I have a broken glass phobia from an accident when I was a kid with a fish tank that fell on me and sliced my face wide open. 31 years old and you can still very clearly see the scar.

don't worry the U.S have Emma

@MichaelSellers5691

2 жыл бұрын

Emma is a 2 mother warrior!

@thereluctanthero5408

2 жыл бұрын

@@MichaelSellers5691 that's not even her greatest power

@MichaelSellers5691

2 жыл бұрын

@@thereluctanthero5408 What is her greatest power?

@thereluctanthero5408

2 жыл бұрын

@@MichaelSellers5691 she can stop enemy nukes with her diversity power

@JamesonsTravels

2 жыл бұрын

Her moms can talk any bad guys to death. lol. Emma jokes are still strong

I spent all of June ‘92 in Moscow and a harder life made those guys harder men. I know that was 30 years ago, but the Russians are still a tough bunch today

Being a Spetsnaz is the literal equivalent to winning the special olympics

@Roscoe911

9 ай бұрын

in light of what is happening in Ukraine now it seems like we might have over estimated the capabilities of the Russian Army?

We used to have Friday night boxing matches for fun back in the day. One of the best/ most humbling experience of my life.