Everyone in cover SAS: stands up and fires fully auto with no fear madlad

@misahohimeima1981

4 жыл бұрын

WELCOME TO THE HELLMAN PROVENCE MATE!

@metalzero1119

4 жыл бұрын

No was not sas. See the original and all will become clear

@captainmargaret6235

4 жыл бұрын

They were some men speaking in English accents, they were either SAS or SBS

@husky2297

4 жыл бұрын

captain margaret or SFSG

@TANKs-bs3ip

4 жыл бұрын

SBS, very similar. And without helmet

Marines: YEAH LETS GO BOYS Taliban: HOLY CRAP TAKE COVER

@davidviner4932

4 жыл бұрын

SAS, get the job done

@MM-xm5vx

4 жыл бұрын

VVM if only we had marines that could fight in the mountains, to get rid of them forever.

@randomguy822

4 жыл бұрын

@@MM-xm5vx there good at hiding

@timburm8847

4 жыл бұрын

Exquisite Elephant *bunker busters and high explosive bombs want to know your location*

@MiguelMendez1227

4 жыл бұрын

@@MM-xm5vx just level the mountains

Miscommunication has led to some botched battles in the past. “Tell him to take that hill if practicable.”

@Myemnhk

4 жыл бұрын

Well good for the union lmfao

@jaydonpadilla5592

4 жыл бұрын

Is NoT PrAcTiCl

@MajorHud

4 жыл бұрын

Kryo Ruler of the Ninth Circle of Hell Gen. Lee should have been more specific. I suppose he was used Stonewall.

@justevil100

4 жыл бұрын

It's not often that you can trace the loss of a war to one miscommunication.....

@seancascanet3428

4 жыл бұрын

The south was never gonna win that war...just like Japan,..facing the industrial might of the union like Japan did with the USA...factories were virtually non exsistant in the south and there was a complete blockade

The Marines use the M249 SAW (Squad Automatic Weapon), the reason why it fires slowly is because of logistics, the faster it shoots the more ammo you need

@RealYankee

4 жыл бұрын

aren't M240Bs still in service as well?

@matthewdietrich7405

4 жыл бұрын

@@RealYankee Yes, but the US Army has started replacing the M240B's with M240L's. The US Marine Corps hasn't made the switch due to costs.

@Luminite-hx3zs

4 жыл бұрын

It's also more accurate and better for controlled fire. It also doesn't overheat as much as faster firing machine guns.

@urielmartinez2161

4 жыл бұрын

@@Luminite-hx3zs yeah

@nyl0n733

4 жыл бұрын

Oh, I thought it was just called SAW because it sounded badass.

"You need to use ear plugs, or you will lose your hearing" Me, a combat veteran Infantry Marine (2/1F): "What?"

@tearex_8443

4 жыл бұрын

Lmao

@gamingtwister9190

4 жыл бұрын

Lol

@notmefrfr

4 жыл бұрын

Me a dude who shoots guns every day or at least every other day just for fun and sometimes forgets his ear pro "What?"

@tearex_8443

4 жыл бұрын

@@notmefrfr yea not feeling the joke on that one bud.

@notmefrfr

4 жыл бұрын

@@tearex_8443 then you've obviously never shot a firearm every day for even 1 week without ear pro. It goes to show that what marines and infantrymen experiance is 100x worse. Go outside and dump 1, 30 round mag without ear pro and tell me how long it takes for the ringing to go away. Now do that for for an hour every day for a week.. your name implies you're experienced with firearms since you're ripping off trex arms but your comment shows you have no idea what its like to shoot without ear pro. Better yet. Make you an auto sear and shot that a while without ear pro. Then you might actually understand what it's like.

1:17 In English it’s called the “belt”

@chlaco8739

4 жыл бұрын

Individual parts are the links.

@landoncarter9239

4 жыл бұрын

Also known as a bandolier

@chlaco8739

4 жыл бұрын

Landon Carter isn’t that just a long strip of fabric or something that holds grenades and ammo and stuff?

@hiruharii

4 жыл бұрын

StahlBlitz you’re funny

@eazamar9

4 жыл бұрын

Links..

You should react to some A-10 warthog footage

@ghanidwiputra7360

4 жыл бұрын

BRRRRRRRRRRRRRT

@Heiryuu

4 жыл бұрын

BRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRT

@justjulian9242

4 жыл бұрын

BRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRT

@Ravenheartless322

4 жыл бұрын

Yes brrrrrt

@cheeseninja1115

4 жыл бұрын

In brrrrrt we trust

It must be so scary to be in a firefight. You either die or get injured. Or that happens to your enemy

@Frisher1

4 жыл бұрын

Yup, sometimes soldier regret joining the arny too late.

@tomaszkietyka2325

4 жыл бұрын

In modern war, soldiers often say that the best time of their life was when they were in a firefight, although not too many say it out loud, as it is taboo to say so in our world, but being in a fight is exilirating, you have the invincibility theory. A lot of soliders feel *compelled* by society to say how horrible war is, and that is the problem of them returning home, they often want to again experience adrenaline rushes like that.

@dominicomegon4714

4 жыл бұрын

Well, I guess you better kill the enemy first.

@meltedplasticarmyguy

4 жыл бұрын

It's ok to be afraid, fear is good, but you can't let the fear consume you. It does not matter what stance you take on the topic of war, war can and will happen and it is up to those who can overcome that base fear to make a stand. I will freely admit that in my first engagement with the enemy I literally wet myself out of fear, but I did not let that stop me I continued with my mission (and changed my clothes later). I heard it once said that bravery is foolish, but courage is not.

@jarjar2427

4 жыл бұрын

@@tomaszkietyka2325 Invincibility fable is primarily towards teenagers, soldiers simply acknowledge the chance of death and hopes it'll be quick. But, you are right. Many soldiers really do enjoy combat due to getting an intense body high and they really do seek out experiences again or become frustrated. I would disagree, however, that soldiers are complied by society. I think even soldiers know that war is horrible, but alas it depends on each person.

My uncle was a US Army soldier. He was deployed to Iraq as a .50 cal gunner on a humvee convoy. He said that machine guns in that sandy environment are terrible about jamming and he got really good at keeping his firing.

@americanpig-dog7051

4 жыл бұрын

The sand in Iraq permeates everything. To this day I don't give a shit what my coffee tastes like because there was so much sand everywhere, even in the air, that my coffee had sand in it everyday.

Haven’t watched any of your videos for a while, gonna watch all of them

4:48 "No matter how good you are, its unhackable" *Attractive Hollywood lesbian want's to know your location*

@spyrofrost9158

4 жыл бұрын

Don't forget she still has to be a teenager and also a minority.

@noco7243

4 жыл бұрын

@@spyrofrost9158 the best types of lesbian.

@trollofduty007

4 жыл бұрын

“I’m in all 3 motherboards”

@Hovis_Enjoyer

4 жыл бұрын

@@trollofduty007 "I know that! It's Unix!"

The SAS, within limits, can choose which weapons they prefer to use.

@vroomvroom2072

4 жыл бұрын

Some GIGN use revolvers still

@daddy7387

4 жыл бұрын

thebiggestfuckup ever If it ain’t broke don’t fix it lmao

@sonampaldensherpa

4 жыл бұрын

That’s not the SAS. They. Can’t be filmed. They are just Royal Marines commandos

We call the roll of bullets feeding into the machine gun a "belt" in English.

@eazamar9

4 жыл бұрын

But he was not talking about the belt . He was talking about the small metal links that keep the 240bs ammo together..

@eddiesaint8713

4 жыл бұрын

eazamar9 the belt dumbass

6:36 Rheinmetall's MG3 is the successor of the MG42 Many other European nations like Sweden's armed forces use it too, beautiful weapon

@banegas0411

4 жыл бұрын

i still perfer my m2 browning

@FriedrichBarb

4 жыл бұрын

@@banegas0411 Why not both :^) Either way the American M60 Light machine gun would have been a better comparison, M2 Browning is a heavy machine gun so of course it will out-power the MG3.

@banegas0411

4 жыл бұрын

@@FriedrichBarb i like power over instead throwing alot of pebbles at some one

@nyl0n733

4 жыл бұрын

@@banegas0411 Bruh, you wont be running around with a M2 Browning, its classified as an HMG for a reason.

@LavitosExodius

4 жыл бұрын

In some cases it's literally just a retrofitted MG42. upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/4/41/MG42_zu_MG3_umgelabelt.jpg

2:56 You can lose your hearing if you dont wear earplugs, but the trick when you dont have them is to keep your mouth open, so the pressure from a gunshot has a way out, and doesnt brake your eardrum. Greetings from Serbia!

@612southside

4 жыл бұрын

Never heard that before, nothing worse than mouth full of gunpowder but I do suppose I'd rather keep my eardrums than the fillings in my teeth. Greetings from the US of A!

@inouelenhatduy

4 жыл бұрын

Xx042xX well not sure about gun , but I know for sure if you gona firing rpg7 you have to open your mouth + you cant fired more then 5 rpg7 shot

@notmefrfr

4 жыл бұрын

I've heard this about being close to explosions too. I've shot some tannerite and that will totally bust an eardrum if you're closer than a "safe distance" but keeping your mouth open will save the eardrums (even if it doesnt protect from shrapnel)

@612southside

4 жыл бұрын

@@notmefrfr It definitely makes sense, but like you said it all boils down to keeping a safe distance. I'm wondering if keeping your mouth open might also have something to do with the affects that blast pressures have on the lungs. Seeing as most deaths resulting from explosions are caused by the air burst or shock wave bursting capillaries in the lungs.

@inouelenhatduy

4 жыл бұрын

from what my military teacher teach us ( we have a military training one week per year in high school ( how to aim/shot/basic training , how to threw grenade ,.....) and few week spend in military base if we study university ) open your mouth while firing rpg and 50 cal ( Russian one not American 50 cal ) if you don't open your mouth , you will bust your eardrum , but didn't hear anything about lung , the only thing about lung is are that after 5 round of rpg you have to stop or you gona get internal injured ( lungs and other thing )

Disappointed, didnt hear a single "get some"

@ramO-jp8tp

4 жыл бұрын

Camron Simmons that’s some cod 4 cliché stuff tbh, along with an ooh rah

@ethanhill851

4 жыл бұрын

All I heard was "Bitch" And a "Whoo"

@atomicindependence7644

4 жыл бұрын

GET SUM!!!!!

yay more footage of your conscription! Would love to see more of it.

The Infographics show has some interesting stories from the US war in Afghanistan. It would be interesting to see you react to them. One video is: How I Survived Actual Military Warzone Another is: Surviving Actual Military Combat (True Story)

@skywolfusa8292

4 жыл бұрын

It lies though

@kaizermierkrazy6886

4 жыл бұрын

I don't like them TBH. their a animation channel about visual story telling yet they make many many many many visual errors in their videos.

I'm enjoying learning from you and your videos. Thank you for the work and time you put in making them. from Virginia, USA.

Artur at 0:09: *speaking Estonian* Captions: “Call Paris police azúcar for the cartoon at the Ruskin.”

Man, I didn't want this to end. You gave out so much insight!, anyways good job hope to learn more from you!

The men in just T-shirt’s are the SAS

@glastonbury4304

4 жыл бұрын

@Master Yoda he was saying the ones with t-shirts on

@juuljitsu

4 жыл бұрын

There was a Marine Auto Rifleman with just a Tee tho?

@glastonbury4304

4 жыл бұрын

@@juuljitsu SAS just wear civi clothes

@glastonbury4304

3 жыл бұрын

@Shameless not always my friend...

@protoman1214

3 жыл бұрын

@@glastonbury4304 You are mistaken. The user "Shameless" is correct. Most of the guys in this clip with "t-shirts" are actually Marines. In battle, they have more freedom to wear their uniforms as they want (with or without the outer blouse). Or they simply didn't have time to put on all their uniform. When SAS are attached to regular infantry as we see here, they are usually going to be wearing some sort of military uniform. Usually the only time you would see them in regular clothes would be if they were by themselves doing some secret mission or gathering intel somewhere. I would hardly call what the one SAS troop who stands up in the clip is wearing "regular clothes". looks like he has military trousers on, a black skivvy shirt and a full plate carrier with gear.

Great to be back here Arthur. Happy Independence Day 2020! Elagu Eesti!

the way artur sub-consciously reacted to the first gun shot in the first video was actually impressive.

5:00 give it to Estonian conscripts and they can break anything - and he said the radio was foolproof.

@ernestogastelum9123

4 жыл бұрын

That is foolproof on hacking

@thebossman9176

4 жыл бұрын

Ernesto Gastelum well,he didn't specify HOW exactly they break it. But fair point.

@Kalezian

4 жыл бұрын

@@thebossman9176 the Advanced Combat Optic Gunsight is indestructible. until they gave it to the Marines. it's a running joke that if you want to test the durability of a given item, hand it to a few Marine Privates.

@thebossman9176

4 жыл бұрын

Kalezian Well,what's the moral of the story then? Don't use western sh*t. I've heard of plenty of US gear breaking/malfunctioning e.g M16A1 in Vietnam. AK-47 can be caked in mud,sand,enemies guts and all you can think of and still fire. Whereas the gear might be a bit edgy on the Russian side,foolproof standards and reliability are very good,considering it was mass exported to be used be people with IQ of a potato.

@jeffbreezee

4 жыл бұрын

Sounds like a Harris radio. They're very good!

They were using a 60mm motor. The Marines also use the 81 mm motor but we have as their own unit. I know because I was a motor man in the Marines 10 years ago.

@Lifechanging99999

4 жыл бұрын

Michael Lewis I’m surprised a motar man knows about mortarman duties..

Love watching this channel. Keep it up Artur 🤙

Amazing video as always Artur!

You should react to a Ross Kemp documentary next!

Hey Artur, just so you know, they're using a 60mm mortar :) It's more compact and can be fired handheld/line-of-sight compared to an 81mm or 120mm. The 60mm mortars are typically attached to light infantry units, in my case in the army, since I'm in an airborne unit, we use 60mm mortars. Other mortar sections that are not airborne are attached to mechanized units (light armor/tanks) and they use 81mm and 120mm since they can transport them by vehicle. Love the reactions, cheers from the US! 🇺🇸 ❤️ 🇪🇪

Love from the USA man. Love the reactions. I'm Marine artillery and your commentary is interesting as hell!

I enjoyed this a lot, I absolutely wouldn't mind you watching/reacting to various battle cams

"It's unhackable" - Said the person who invented Enigma, probably.

@Heard83

4 жыл бұрын

Jaunty Angle the Enigma machine was until the Allies forced a U-Boat (German Submarine) to surrender. Which allowed them to capture an Enigma machine.

@jauntyangle5667

4 жыл бұрын

@@Heard83 Do you know that the British gave the enigma machines to its commonwealth members after the war saying the code is "unbreakable". They listened in for free until the mid-70's when classified war documents were released. Nothing is unbreakable.

Radios and other communications equipment was my job in the US Army. I was a 25U, Signal Support Systems Specialist.

@victorwaddell6530

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for your service . I was a navy Operations Specialist , which is radar operator , navigator , and radio talker . Roger your last , I read you Lima Charlie , how copy , Over .

Great video :) Not seen anything on youtube like this before, really informative :)

Just stumbled on your channel. Love it man keep up the good work!

Mg3 fires slightly slower because the germans in ww2 had problems with it over heating

artur rehi: "i don't like violence much" also artur: casually has a rifle leaning on the wall of his room

I’ve been watching pretty much all your videos for days on days... I never knew I wasn’t subscribed until now lol

Yes keep it up. Watching combat footage is a hobby of mine.

Lol, yes, Wisconsin practically borders Canada.

@tearex_8443

4 жыл бұрын

So does michigan

Artur, Hey yup you are right regarding the mortars, I’m Ex British Army, this video is a mix of a few British SAS working with US soldiers. Near the middle n the end it’s a British guy on the radio guiding in the mortars n sounds like he is talking to overhead aircraft also. The US guys are the ones in their normal combat gear & bunched a bit close up at times, not something we would normally do in the British army same as you Estonian guys, the SAS one of whom u can pick out wearing a black t shirt are the special forces guys. They were using a mix of smoke & HE mortars. The mortars we use you can set to fire as soon as u drop it in or you can set it to only fire once you pull the trigger, so we use a mix of both types. Yup in the British army we usually used higher caliber mortars but when on a long range foot patrol it’s often u will use smaller so u can carry more mortars. Also u r correct with the charging rings on the mortar rounds, the more u leave on the further it will go. I used to be a British JTAC (Joint Terminal Air Controller) basically they guy on the radio n would talk to aircraft or artillery etc to bring in airstrikes or send TIC reports. Would be nice to see a video on the British SAS who are THE original special forces n the best. The Iranian Embassy siege was a good well publicised event as the British SAS usually don’t advertise themselves n it’s hard to get genuine footage of them in combat. Thanks for you’re videos. Enjoy watching them. Now, why do I really want to buy one of your mugs???? I’m gonna get one, u are either using spells to sell them or you’re very good generally at selling stuff. Greetings from the UK 🇬🇧

Loving the combat footage, more people need to react to FUNKER. It's crazy that we have all these reaction channels, and so few of them react to literal footage of war.

As a fellow comms guy in the Marines, it is refreshing to see someone who respects radio etiquette. It makes all the difference. Also, that radio (PRC-117G) is a FANTASTIC radio!

Thats the beauty of having a volunteer military, they love war

@RealYankee

4 жыл бұрын

"love" is a strong word, I think. No soldier enjoys war, some just tolerate it and handle it better than others.

@AWACS_Snowblind

4 жыл бұрын

@@RealYankee Enjoy, likely not- but it is a common thing to miss it.

@prouddegenerates9056

4 жыл бұрын

Some are addicted to it.

@frostylapine

4 жыл бұрын

/ Snow A lot of them don’t miss the battles, they just miss having the family and brotherly love that they get in the service.

I was a mortarman in the Marines. I was attached to a 81mm platoon. So we have 81s as well. We also have 120mm and 60mm

Cheers brother, Love your videos \m/,

I will be here when this channel hits 1 Million Subscribers!

The Brits were actually SFSG not SAS the SFSG guy actually got in trouble for saying they were SAS

@porkerthepig

4 жыл бұрын

word herb SFSG?

@jasonbrewer6714

4 жыл бұрын

@@porkerthepig special forces support group

Hey artur you would like dark docs video’s one of my favorites was the one about how the u.s acquired a Russian hind gunship

Great channel! Thanks brother! Semper Fidelis Bruce USMC

Great video!

.556 is louder, sharper crack, and harder on the ears than 7.62

@collinnmckinleywarden1845

4 жыл бұрын

I think you mean 5.56mm?

@bretislav9247

4 жыл бұрын

Not true. 5.56 is softer than 7.62. I know what I'm talking about 😉

@wtniner423

4 жыл бұрын

i shoot the shit

@612southside

4 жыл бұрын

Never experienced the sound from the business end of a 5.56(or a 7.62x39 for that matter) I do own both and shoot as often as Minnesota weather permits. I'd imagine the receiving end of a 5.56 would be a sharper crack based off muzzle velocity alone. They definitely have their own distinct sound and are easily discernable to anyone familiar with both rounds.

@saikou1490

4 жыл бұрын

ive shot both without ears... ive found that 762 on my m70 is harder on my ears than 556 on my friends ar. whenever i shoot 762, my ears ring for a day. with 556 it rings for a few hours at most. but then again there are other factors that changes the loudness but just from experience 762 on my m70 is louder than 556 on any ar platform ive shot.

Is it just me or does Artur sound like he had a bad day ;(

Love your videos

Your cat in the background is sooooooo god damn cute!!!! Respect to Estonia from Romania.

You should react to Battle of Marawi, its good war footage in the philippines against isis

@ohyeahgamer3736

4 жыл бұрын

EJ Kun isis is in the philippines ?

@danielmedina3094

4 жыл бұрын

OH YEAH GAMER Maute and some Abu Sayyaf had pledged allegiance to ISIS and took control of the city.

I’m the 62nd like on the video. Yeaaaa

@abramgafford2404

4 жыл бұрын

There's not that many likes

So I comment toward this video A LOT because it was my platoon in the video. This was near the Kajaki Dam in northern Sangin province. One our Marines was, believe it or not, actually Estonian! I really appreciated your take on this particular firefight my friend. You're knowledge as a subject matter expert shows. Kudos to you my friend!

I love this guy!

I would like to say that I was in the Big Chungus regiment during ww3, I once saw Daffy duck hack a man with his service shovel, war is hell

@Theairbiscuit101

4 жыл бұрын

Battletoads regiment here

@johnboychuk1467

4 жыл бұрын

One of Pepe's soldiers here. PTSD is hell

@LucasSanga

4 жыл бұрын

@@johnboychuk1467 ​ its good to see some vets in the comments

@chaoticbatgaming1881

4 жыл бұрын

Ww3 was the worst , you couldn't even build

@nicodiangelopercyjacksonso5803

4 жыл бұрын

Proudly representing the 2nd leeroy battalion, third Jenkins armoured regiment!

no views,10 likes, 2 comments;))

Big Love from Serbia 🖤🖤

6:05 US Army Vet here, we were always told to never use the word repeat on the radio for confirmation of any communication. Instead to use the term "say, again". The reason we were told this is that "repeat" is a command for artillery.

I'm sure you don't have to explain gun mechanic's to Americans lol

@chrislemke8551

4 жыл бұрын

No shit, I was thinking the same thing, my father began teaching me gun safety when I was 7, its been a life long passion

@DYLANJJK94

4 жыл бұрын

But for LMGs, Aren’t they either only about to rent them at gun ranges in The U.S or their just too expensive that people can only rent them ? And some Americans hate guns. Lol

@chrislemke8551

4 жыл бұрын

@@DYLANJJK94 ya I've heard of that, rent out used refurbished equiptment to countries that can't afford to own, this way the gun doesn't just sell once, its a cash hog, And also I'm from Ohio, I know all about polarization on firearms, and should not even be questioned, I want guns because I live guns and I don't like some group of bureaucrats telling me I can't own them, I'm adamant and have a live for guns not because of what they are capable of but their shear mechanical wonders of operation so I don't really know what else to say

@Gambit771

4 жыл бұрын

Just explain how to use them sensibly.

@chrislemke8551

4 жыл бұрын

@@Gambit771 a war on KZread isn't necessary, you can slam what half a country loves, I said I like their mechanics it goes without saying I like to break them apart and understand the operations, tell me how to use anything properly, if if want regulation does that fall to the police to do you want a surveillance state where everyone in law enforcement is packing and you aren't, a man can be bludgeoned to death with just about anything, you see an object, it can be used as a weapon, but this is mute because you'll retain your opinion and I'll retain mine but I won't submit to a confiscation, look at the nation guard during Katrina, they ripped people out if their homes, zipp tied their hands and bused to a fema camp, sounds great buddy

Damn that's looks like MW3 hehe

Hello arthur rehi keep doing the good work 🤙

Great video

Great video:)

I like these type of battle videos more than ones that you see like in Hollywood or movies and video games there is actual strategy and not just random shooting and chaos.

Ya baby i retired from the Marine Corps after 24 years. I had the great privilege of being an 0358 for the entire time and i loved it i thank God for everyday he gave me in the Marine Corps. I did 2 tour's in Iraq Fallujah in late 2004 and Ramadi in 2006 then went on to do 3 more tour's in Afghanistan. I also had the honor of working with Her Majesties SAS great group of guys absolutely top notch.

The mortar system used is a 60mm mortar with an M8 unconventional base plate. The conical nose settings can be NSB (near surface burst), HED (High Explosive Delay), and HE (impact). The charges are nicknamed "cheese charges" which are nitroglycerin pellets housed within a hard card-stock C-Type casement. The 60mm mortar has 3 fire settings: safe, drop fire (exposes the recessed pin at the base of the tube), or trigger fire. Typically for the most effective fire you fire the first round manually, holding the tube and baseplate in place while tracking the point of impact. If you have a positive hit, with your free hand, the gunner will switch to drop fire and get his ammo bearer to hand off round after round to produce a fire for effect fire mission to just rain absolute lead nut on terry.

I’m a United States Army mortarman and I loved seeing them bring out the 60 mm mortar because this is what I use for my unit. The new 60 mm do have a new trigger fire option so that you can be more accurate with when you fire. Also for MG firepower we use M249 Saw for the team level and the M240 Bravo and Lima for the squad level. The 249 SAW shoots the same caliber as the M4s and the 240B shoots the same caliber as the AKs 7.62

This is a 60mm mortar, which has a "hand held" feature. Where the user can fire with a trigger, it also does what you mentioned earlier when you drop the round in the tube is goes off. But hand held allows to be used without setting up a base plate

The 60mm mortar system shown in this video was being used in it's highly portable, albeit less accurate handheld mode which is aimed using a range estimating float bubble. It can also be used in a traditional setup with a full size base plate and bipods, with a sight and sighting stakes. But for expeditious warfare, it can be equipped with the smaller, square baseplate and utilized in handheld mode for quick fire not requiring a fire control director

Artur when I was in the radios we used we also sold to other countries but our sincgars radios had an added SQ mode which was used for communication and it wasent added to other countries radios that were sold

Finally I love combat footage pls react to more there is plenty of it on KZread

i like how someone is watching you the entire time at the back

Love this

I’d be curious to hear some stories about if you ever trained or done simulation exercises with militaries from other countries and what differences you noticed, things that maybe surprised you, stuff like that. I think it’s really neat how armies trained in totally different ways with different weaponry are able to work together in a way that actually makes the whole group better than they would have been if it was just one or the other on their own.

I was a Mortarman in the US Marines (1/1W). We do use 81mm mortars (M252's), but they're a battalion asset, so they'd be back at a larger fob and dug in. We use 60mm M224's for platoon and company support, which is what they have in this video.

Me conscript in Thailand Artillery units use M198 155mm is very loud too 2015-2017

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Wow lol cool video bro big like.

That 240 is a monster as far as sound goes. Even with blanks that thing made me deaf for a whole day

No matter how dangerous a situation is, marines are always having fun

This is a 60mm mortar they're using. M224. It actually fires the way most mortars do, gravity fired, but also has the option for using spring trigger, which they are doing. In a US Marine infantry battalion, each rifle company has 3 60mm mortars in their weapons platoon.

The mortar used was the M224 60mm. It can be used with a baseplate and bipod or handheld.

Hey Arthur the usmc uses the m249 and 240B/L which the 249 uses 5.56 nato and 240 uses 7.62/51mm nato

Winning always feels good and when the difference between is life or death, what could be more exciting

Seattle, WA here. Like your stuff. Seem like the kinda guy I could sit down n have a beer with. I dont drink anymore but I'm just saying

The US medium machine gun is the M240 series based on the FN MAG. The mortar you saw was our 60mm mortar. We also operate 81mm mortars and 120mm mortars.

For us we were strictly told not to say repeat on the radio. Apparently that’s a command to repeat a fire mission, we say “say again your last” to avoid confusion

I love when he brought up the cod comparison

The marine corps uses the m240b for the main machine gun, squad leaders and team leaders will usually have an m4 with a m203 grenade launcher mounted under the barrel, the automatic rifle man will carry a m249 SAW (squad automatic weapon) which is a belt fed weapon chambered in 5.56 but we’re currently switching over to the m27 IAR for suppression by accuracy and not suppression by volume... the mortars we use are 60mm usually hand held fired because you want the least amount of weight when you’re patrolling but we do have 81mm and 120mm usually attached to a mobile unit with trucks

My favourite Estonian soldier up in here

Artur, I bought a fishing lure here in the US the other day called a Rapala. I have been fishing with them for 30 years and they were always made in Finland or sometimes Ireland... Now they are made in Estonia! Glad to see that.

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Ive used Rappala lures and fillet knives since the 80s .

The mortar system they are using is a 60mm, which has a hand-fired option. Often used by light infantry/rifleman I too used 81mm while in the Marine Corps (0341) in a weapons company, its an awesome weapon system.

The M224 60 mm Lightweight Mortar is a smooth bore, muzzle-loading, high-angle-of-fire weapon used for close-in support of ground troops. It was deployed extensively in the War in Afghanistan by the United States.

I was a mortarman... those are 60mm mortars, they can be fired traditionally with bipods and a sight , or in the handheld style seen in this video. these 60mm mortars are often an augment to rifleman (0311) , so the handheld is quite useful in situations where you needs rounds on target. you dont need to sink a baseplate or anything, just drop a little plate on the ground and kill.