Watching actual tutorials for a war feels surreal.

@CyberandPolar

2 ай бұрын

It’s been humanized, it’s quite sad.

@maze513

2 ай бұрын

Joe Biden's America

@k0m024

2 ай бұрын

​@@maze513putins russia

@andrewgould8924

2 ай бұрын

​@@maze513 @maze513 Everyone is giving that dude way to much credit. He is not actually in charge, no president is. Even Trump had masters to answer to

@casey5144

2 ай бұрын

the world is already at war its coming to Europe and US eventually better be armed and prepared

Tutrorials how to overcome certain situations in war is absolutely crazy. What a time we live in...

@-Cristian-

2 ай бұрын

Time of war? No. Time of internet? Yes

@Joebobnob

2 ай бұрын

@@-Cristian- 🤓

@almabatekert_villanykorte3387

2 ай бұрын

​@@-Cristian- Yeah let's hope it stays that way

@RastaAfricanGentleman

2 ай бұрын

13 countries have military bases in Africa and war is something that happens all the time this side but for now its mainly civil wars like how it has been for Ukraine since 2014 before the Invasion of Russia in Ukraine in 2022. I am still lucky though that foreign troop bases are only in 3 of the 16 countries in my region

@HopeisAnger

2 ай бұрын

​@@RastaAfricanGentlemanStay safe, brother.

As a civillian living in war torn Lebanon, I was fired at twice with a DSHK machine gun, the sound of those huge rounds ripping through through the air is truly terrifying. In comparison, an AK round sounds like an air rifle.

@Feedthesoul420

2 ай бұрын

Damn

@_________________404

2 ай бұрын

Zionists fired at you?

@kornfed81

2 ай бұрын

I'm glad you didn't catch anything from that dushka and you're still here. Yea 12.7mm rounds are a lot more frightening than 7.62

@brodebrode

2 ай бұрын

Mini-missiles 😮

@Hunter-im3tg

2 ай бұрын

Who fired at you?

Learned this lesson in Bosnia. Was going down Mt. Igman at night in a Toyota truck with no lights and the guy I was with who was a Vietnam vet said "roll down the window". Pretty soon we start hearing 'zing' 'zing' then all hell breaks loose as the Serbian 23mm antiaircraft gun that targeted the road opens up on as and tracers are flying everywhere. Still not sure how I walked away from that one.

@topaziscringeverycringe8532

2 ай бұрын

Damm. No words, just damm.

@igormsh14bidevisualizacoes45

2 ай бұрын

Tell us more

@bojan3925

2 ай бұрын

Why were you in Bosnia in the first place?

@markkiefer3243

2 ай бұрын

Nam vets have a 6th sense for danger.

@timetravelingtraveler

2 ай бұрын

​@@bojan3925NATO operations probably

Very critical skill for an Infantryman to acquire. Great vid.

Dude as an infantryman who joined the GWOT at its end and got no deployment these videos are gold. This is the type of thing more of us with no experience need to hear, to learn ideally before a real deployment. As a young man I didn’t listen to my dad a lot but he was right about a lot. Taking advice from people with real experience is the best way to learn.

@NickC_222

2 ай бұрын

The ability to learn vicariously through other people's experience is, I think, one of the most valuable life skills one can have, and surprisingly few people seem to really have or use the ability. It's something that'll always serve you well and can save your ass many times in the long run.

@es4152

Ай бұрын

@@NickC_222 it really has man tbh I had that moment of realization the more I get older. I was definitely the guy who learned the hard way, but slowly I decided to learn from others really take there advice and see how they went wrong from there stories it’s helped a lot. It’s why now studying medicine I ask questions and if I look dumb so be it, it’s helped me a lot. The military makes you grow up regardless of experience. I appreciate the kind words.

@Pikasatupu75

Ай бұрын

​@@NickC_222It is what differentiates humans from animals. There is a good video about evolution of learning that explains it on KZread.

@bobbobson6290

25 күн бұрын

I'm not your dad (I think) but some advice from me. Don't go to war.

@es4152

25 күн бұрын

@@bobbobson6290 war was never my goal when I was in, I always wanted to just do the right thing and help others. So I am currently in the process of getting into the medical field. Thank you, but hopefully I can still reenlist into the guard. My dad’s a vet with ptsd I have never had any false notions of glory when it comes to war.

Incoming artillery for sure has a distinctive sound! Especially MLRS lol

@sergeyKN115

2 ай бұрын

Jeśli nie słyszysz dźwięku lecącego pocisku, to nie jest to dla ciebie

@ifv2089

2 ай бұрын

60mm mortar not so much in a city a few seconds warning you catch the dull boom of the launch, it does the same with radar gives very little warning.

@491robson

2 ай бұрын

The shells of the Polish light mortar- LMP-2017 do not generate sound during flight. The Russians learned this the hard way. Ukrainians use them.

@bookboy6924

2 ай бұрын

I've played rust I'm safe

@steveo7767

2 ай бұрын

@@491robson Zakłady Mechaniczne Tarnów

Thought this was a Soviet Womble video when I saw the “Wizz” fly past 😂

@PaperSmiles

2 ай бұрын

Pew

@SEEYAIAYE

2 ай бұрын

Jason Deruuuulo

@D-1307

2 ай бұрын

​@@SEEYAIAYEJason Derulooooo

@Kaltsukka

2 ай бұрын

Cyanide! Stop it!

@dennislopez27x

2 ай бұрын

My maaaaannnn

Now i can go sleep with PTSD

@solidus1995

2 ай бұрын

Lol meanwhile I listen to artillery and distant gunfire ambiance to sleep when I'm stressed

@aaroncruz9181

2 ай бұрын

Alternate title : how to Survive in Kharkiv

@011CJ

2 ай бұрын

You might not want to watch this stuff if that is the case. Take care, and God bless .I hope this finds you doing well

@Gugugaga2234

2 ай бұрын

@@011CJ GOD with you too brother, Thanks !

@DaveSmith-cp5kj

2 ай бұрын

@@011CJ I'm sure he is just joking. That said a lot of guys have cured their "cPTSD" by doing stuff like airsoft, and playing FPS video games. Kind of like experiencing the bad memories but in a safe environment which helps put things in perspective. I think the guys who want to pretend it never happened then get the shock when something reminds them of overseas vs normalizing it in their mind.

(Not me watching tutorials for WW3)

Air bursts from Mortars sound like glass being shattered above. Baghdad 04 infantry. Fallujah 04, Najaf 04. QRF. Never forget

@user-lx8gk2lu2x

2 ай бұрын

Respect. Class of 2006.

@slaqualquercoisamemo5117

Ай бұрын

Damn, you were in deep shit back there huh?

BRO in 1:40, these guys in the back I think are bulgarian/българи ! When someone of these guys said "Ти как мислиш/ how are you thinking? " and "Не знам/ I dont know" . Those phrases made my ears expirience a jolt or a twitch, it was so unnexpected

@stoyanpr.4665

2 ай бұрын

Yes, me too.. hahah

@EUROPAONTOP

2 ай бұрын

Brat i az taka oshte kato izleze klipa. Ne bqxa li kazali ot pravitelstvoto che nqmalo i edin bulgarin koito se bie haha

@Katarinarabbit

2 ай бұрын

Just some based dudes tryna stay alive

@shankprovider4851

2 ай бұрын

@@EUROPAONTOP Не, приятел, правителството каза, че няма български войници, а не цивилни доброволци. Те не могат да регулират това. Защо? Защото е демокрация

@komandos10

2 ай бұрын

Яко е да намериш Български съмишленици

I literally just had an argument with my family about how knowing the sounds of gunfire would help your survival in combat. I haven’t been shot at yet, but I’ve heard lots of combat vets saying there’s a noticeable difference between weapon systems, ranges, and direction. I don’t even have the chance of seeing combat for around a year and I’ll be in the air when I do, but thanks anyway.

@hugenerd8994

Ай бұрын

thanks for your service regardless!

@paleogeology9554

Ай бұрын

Those who know what im talking about when I say the first time you hear an AK round flying past your head you'll never forget that sound like a hive is wasps zinging by lol I dont know why so many kids these days think this is so cool or war is cool, war is HELL and no sane person would ever want such a thing. War begets war, peace begets peace, love begets love and hate begets hate. It all starts and ends with us

@jessenoneofyobussines7560

Ай бұрын

I would imagine if you're lifes on the line to use everything to your advantage

The reason an aircraft sounds differnt when its making a gun run is because almost all gun runs (Short of things like JDAM munitions and gliding munitions) is because when the plane comes and angles down; its going super sonic 9/10 times so you get a built-up sonic boom doppler effect. The subsonic waves build up behind the supersonic waves due to the air rushing past. As the plane dives and pulls up, it loses super sonic and goes subsonic so you get to hear the sonic boom, then the doppler effect then the sounds from all the munitions. Due to the changing velocities and the fact you have at least 4 sources of sound all at differing speeds and angles; the sound waves stack up, mute eachother and augment others. Its actually kinda crazy the forces at play on aircraft. In summary; the sound of the engine, wind rushing past the plane and how sonic booms and doppler effects work all combine to make aircraft sound crazy, especially from below. Also, Germans in WW2 literally put horns on their planes. Thats where you get the iconic whine of a Stuka dive bomber. ( kzread.info/dash/bejne/h4Wu2I9xoK25obw.html ) THe sound isnt intentional (Usually Cough, Germans.), but when it happens, nobody designs it out. Fear is a big factor on the battlefield. Just ask the Russians about the Stukas. It was a truely feared aircraft of its time.

Prior Army EOD. We learned the same things and got fairly good at predicting what rounds we’d have to respond to from their noise. Mortars made that kinda hiss sound and stuff like 107mm rockets sounded like a Star Wars laser beam screaming overhead. Could also tell if a round went “high order” (exploded) or just impacted or “low ordered” (explosives just burned rather than detonated. Arty has that really distinctive Thaaa-WHOMP sound, almost like a very quick double impact of the round hitting and split second later exploding. If ya know ya know.

@akulkis

2 ай бұрын

Caa-RUMP!

Information should be free, but rent and food clearly isn't. Thanks for this!

@chibigojirasolos

2 ай бұрын

damn, you didnt even get a heart..

@user-cw9fp2fy2c

2 ай бұрын

civ is down bad for not even hearting this bro 75 dollars

@fkdhjfghdsjkghjkfhgkfjd

2 ай бұрын

@@user-cw9fp2fy2c I'm not sure what to say. I don't really care. It's a point on a line plot, sure, but he's busy AF with being in Ukraine. I totally get the feeling you have though, but it's no bad blood from me.

@oceanfan7880

2 ай бұрын

@@chibigojirasolos i think he has better things to do then reading youtuble comments. its his $75 and if he gave it hoping for a heart, might as well not give it at all.

@Mirakuruuu

Ай бұрын

​@@oceanfan7880Its not about "Hoping" for a heart or as other words would say, "Seeking attention". No. Its just a nice gesture of gratitude that he should've been given for. If the youtube creator couldnt even made that little effort for 75 bucks then he dont really deserve it.

Yet another banger video!

@CivDiv

2 ай бұрын

What did I do to deserve you 🥲 gonna go to a good place as always, you’ve impacted my friends like crazy over the year. Skippy says thanks btw for the buy me a coffee, he’ll be able to buy more than a couple rounds with that 👍🏼

@spaz_matic

2 ай бұрын

@@CivDiv deserve?! You deserve much more than I can offer. You’re all out there doing the hard work I’m just grateful to be able to witness and share my support. lol Skippy is very welcome 🙏

@googoo7750

2 ай бұрын

​@@CivDiv You are a very good guy. Brave honest well spoken. Just f king don't die!

Mate, I served my country a long time ago, never been in combat and couldn’t do it now. You and many others like you have my utmost respect for doing what you do for Ukraine’s defence!

@Goddoesnotexist5667

2 ай бұрын

Coward

@RRsemi3

2 ай бұрын

Im 18 how could i join the team

@Goddoesnotexist5667

2 ай бұрын

Coward!

@bootybandit3228

2 ай бұрын

Be fit, stay out of trouble ,be at least somewhat smart. Depending on what you want to do. Infantry just requires a pulse. Google your local recruiting office. If you're good on the top 3, just provide the minimal information to MEPS. Go to boot camp and boom

@redwater88

2 ай бұрын

WW3 is around the corner. You need to learn this Even as a civilian

This will be crucial in my metal gear rising: revengeance playthrough

I'm 17, 18 this year. And with every week i realize more and more that in a few years i will most likely have to go to war, so having actualy guides and tutorials on how to avoid death during engagements makes me a little less stressed. Thx Civ Div!!!

I gotta say, you're literally saving lives with these videos, good shit dude.

I love how professional you are describing wars you just randomly go to

@ctrlartdel

2 ай бұрын

Holy s#it! this is such a entertaining and useful video!

It's easily summarized from a physical standpoint: Things that move through the air push air aside, creating friction, in turn creating sound. Depending on the projectile shape and speed, this will be audible as a "whoosh", "whine" or both. Size, and somewhat shape, will determine the pitch of the sound, which is why small projectiles have a very high pitch while artillery shells have a way lower pitch. Pitch is also determined by the Doppler effect: Something moving straight towards you will have the highest pitch, and as it passes you there is a sudden drop in pitch, which is why you know once this sudden drop happened, the projectile passed you. If anything moves faster than the speed of sound (~340m/s), it will create a sonic boom. Those are _very loud_ and also change pitch and volume with projectile size and speed. Higher speed = higher pitch and volume, larger projectile = lower pitch. Smallarms "bulletCracks" will roughly sound like and have the volume of a .22lr, just a bit higher in pitch, while bulletCracks from something like a 25mm cannon basically sounds like a 5.56 gunshot. And because the projectiles travel faster than sound, you'll hear the crack before the sound of the actual gun/cannon discharge reaches you.

@The_Questionaut

2 ай бұрын

Good comment, saved as screenshot

Its the sounds that really got to me in Ukraine, with your eyes you can at least look away, but not with sounds, plus I relied on my hearing most to detect threats around me and analyze them, the most terrifying sounds I heard in my time in Ukraine were Kalibr missiles and regular shells and rockets of different kinds, you get good at determening what kind of flying munition you hear.

@user-lo7qj6op4i

2 ай бұрын

Thanks for protecting my country

@allannakhle8555

2 ай бұрын

@@user-lo7qj6op4i Thanks for the privalige, I found the people of Ukraine to be most worthy and never once was I in any way misstreated by a single Ukrainian, and never met any Naz*s

@allannakhle8555

2 ай бұрын

@@user-lo7qj6op4i Thank you for the honor

@Matthijs3476

2 ай бұрын

​@@user-lo7qj6op4i Maybe he was a Russian in Ukraine lol

I’m heading over to do NGO work to help alleviate civilian and military needs closer to the frontlines. Still in training but your channel has been a great motivation and yesterday I actually got to be “shot at” (we were behind mounds) and then you posted this beauty. Thank you for everything and the amount that you share it’s amazing what the internet can offer.

@CastleHassall

2 ай бұрын

you maybe want to do some research on the Azov massacres of civilian independence referendum voters in Eastern Ukraine in 2014 before you go trying to help them

@Wolfy420

2 ай бұрын

@@CastleHassall you could also do some research on the NKVD's and KGB's (now FSB) exiles to Siberia, before spreading your "whataboutism"

@ffff7164

2 ай бұрын

@@CastleHassall Massacre of Putin’s “little green men?”

@stevanjakovljevic8390

2 ай бұрын

Go little bit closer , to see what Iskander can do

@Wolfy420

2 ай бұрын

@@stevanjakovljevic8390 with the current state of ruzzias military, all the iskanders were probably used for scrap metal🤣

i appreciate you posting these how to war videos. for those that are going into conflict and for citizens of Regimes that will need to know this. your saving lives

I volunteered in Ukraine (HumAid) and heard shaheds flying over during the night a few times. They sound like a small propellor plane from a distance. The first time i heard people shooting at it with an ak first and soon after something more heavier. A few secs later i heard it explode. Later I read it was 5km away but i could clearly hear it hitting in the distance..

@Aidan-fw1xr

2 ай бұрын

Holy shit, I think there’s a KZread video of someone shooting at that with an AK then a 23mm anti aircraft gun, just watched that not that long ago.

Great to know

This is super helpful, my neighbor keeps shooting guided missiles at me and it's very annoying. This was helpful thank you.

@The_Questionaut

2 ай бұрын

Use robots

@kiq4767

Ай бұрын

Common sounds for home defense enthusiasts

this was such an informative video even from the point of view of someone who has never been in combat. From someone that played a lot of squad being able to hear what incoming fire actually sounds like and it was interesting to learn what actual soldiers actually hear being actually under fire, squad is just a game at the end of the day but being able to compare how the incoming sounds in game to real life is interesting and important to me just for understanding what actual soldiers go through, especially from the grad because it whistles in a similar fashion in squad before it impacts, hearing how an actual grad sounds when those rockets are coming at you, it's certainly an eye opener for someone who will never experience it, the feeling you must get from hearing it then feeling the impacts it must be something else entirely... I couldn't fathom it.

Living in the middle east, even if you aren't in the military this is still a useful tutorial.

The crazy thing is, I watch all of your videos, and I'm not even in the military. I'm a concerned US citizen, and if war breaks out here, I want to have as much knowledge as possible. Have to be ready if it comes down to having no choice BUT to fight (It's definitely possible). Thank all of you who do this for a living and keep us safe. You're all INCREDIBLE and APPRECIATED 🙏.

@kenzonto1982

2 ай бұрын

Ur paranoid brother, war can't and won't break on u.s. soil 😂, if there'll be any war there won't be no invasion of 'merica, just icbms/missiles and such

@craigwhitelaw1481

2 ай бұрын

Is the US not already being invaded right now? A Trojan horse is upon all western countries..

@JJordan1012

2 ай бұрын

@kenzonto1982 type in Buddy Brown Chinese , and watch the video of the OVER 57,000 illegal Chinese military age men that are in the us this year. You say I'm paranoid, I say you're not prepared. You'd be one of the people depending on someone like me when it all goes down. You sound foolish to me, I do hope you're right though!

@The_Questionaut

2 ай бұрын

​@@kenzonto1982Always good to be prepared for the worst either way

Ww3 tips and tricks videos are flowing all over the tube

Good Job, man. Thanks for your service-- then and now.

Those grad rockets sound like fireworks and mortars going over sound like nerf footballs. Couldn’t imagine trying to transition back to civilian life after that.

It’s so wierd to live in a time when I can watch a actual war tutorial before going to sleep

Thanks for the info....I will use this for the frontline..... I'm going in the legion

@reathspke9537

2 ай бұрын

Good luck my friend 🇺🇦🇺🇦

@croc501

2 ай бұрын

good luck but you do have military experience right?

@SrGotinha

2 ай бұрын

walking corpse

@johnnymatias3027

2 ай бұрын

I hope you're ready. Bless you for even wanting to do it.

@diegosilva58220

2 ай бұрын

Keep us updated bro

I haven't even finished this and liked + commented. Thank you for the upload and good luck to you man, always.

Hey Civ Div! Been watching you since 1k subscribers and I’m so glad to see you’re about to reach a mil(not miliradian) the content you put out is so practical and experience driven. Keep up the good work!

Your work is invaluable. Thank you.

step one: dont go into warzones

@einerus

2 ай бұрын

Warzone could come to you one day.

@filipkogut8533

2 ай бұрын

Step zero: I live in Poland and it's reasonable for me to learn this shit

@lolsu7320

2 ай бұрын

@@filipkogut8533 step two: dont live in Poland

@gezalesko3813

2 ай бұрын

"Rule 1, on page 1 of the book of war, is: ‘Do not march on Moscow'" Lord Montgomery of Alamein 1887-1976 British field marshal

@devonstoomuch

2 ай бұрын

terrifying, especially if you get caught by ground forces almost nothing you can say or do they might just gun you down. unless they immediately recognize you as their people or not a threat. but in a high stress environment like a battleground... I doubt it. & good luck with bombs & mortar coming down at any moment.

Thank you for capturing these key moments in history for us all.

Thanks buddy, it helps a ton having guys like you put out free education like this

Great video love your stuff man!

ok, kazoo is mortar, big kazoo is artillery

Love your channel. From you're edits/to your long form footage, it's all so interesting and real. Yeah, times are tough, but the reason we endure and continue is because of folks like you. Knowledge is power. Thanks for sharing yours!

Love your content! So interesting for those who have never experienced such terror

FPV Drones are nightmare fuel.

@honkhonk8009

2 ай бұрын

I feel bad for the folks that have to deal with em without the right equipment. In Israel they have special triggers that shoot for you if you get the lead right on the drone. High fire-rate MG's are definitely gonna make a comeback thanks to FPV's and mavics.

Great video, thank you

Thank you for your service and information. I'm learning a lot I may need to know for this future .

As always, great video. Stay safe (as safe as you want to be) and good luck to you and your team!

War is horrible, no one should live that

Awesome video brother 👍💯🍻🍻 thanks for sharing & your service!!

This is an amazing video. Thank you so much for what you do!

The tutorial I didn't get when I served back in ''97! Thanks for sharing!

Thanks for the useful info man, hope its going well too 🙂

Yo civ did thanks for protecting my country love u man💗

That's just amazing! Thanks for sharing with us! Watching from Brazil 🇧🇷

This is brilliant mate. Thanks so much.

I respect you! Keep up the work! 😢

this man is insane.

@Penigale

2 ай бұрын

No just brave. Big difference

@allannakhle8555

2 ай бұрын

He is anything but insane

@WunderWaffleman

2 ай бұрын

He's putting it all on the line to help protect people instead of sitting at home with his dick in his hand ignoring the world's problems until they show up at his doorstep.

@TemperateGreenBananaClassic

2 ай бұрын

based

@hubareu

2 ай бұрын

insanely based

This is all actually way more usefull for a just in case situation than I thought this stuff is relatively easy to remember and might save your life. preciate it

thank you for this tutorial which i will 100% use daily

Great vid, from personal experience worst sound was 262 mm MLRS "Orkan" , the sound of incoming rounds was hellish...and they just kept on coming...12 rounds if i remember correctly thats the worst, no.2 is GRAD...hate those bastards to this day.

6:40 Never thought the sound of drones would be the scariest thing in someone’s life 😅 always thought they might be used eventually in war… but the speed at which they have come onto and the range of abilities they have is truly truly scary😅 I’ve never watched one of those videos of drone specialists flying through factories in the same way, since they’ve been used in war 😅

@martianhighminder4539

2 ай бұрын

ISIS was using cheap $650 drones to drop grenades on Iraqi forces back in 2017, and there was the eighteen year old kid slightly before that who posted a video of a drone with a remotely activated handgun attached to it. Ukrainian forces have also used drones effectively as carriers to drop modified antitank grenades on Russian tanks. The conflict in Ukraine has certainly highlighted the tactical potential (or worry) of drones in a large-scale conflict, though, compared to the more irregular style of conflicts in the Middle East.

It's amazing what the human mind can learn and what a good soul can sustain

This will be very helpful for going to work in New Orleans

Stay frosty

Fun fact: Polish army developed a soundless mortar shell. Officially there is no info about the donation of this to Ukraine (like many, many things), but I saw an interview with Russian soldiers who described it well.

Thank you for making these videos. Very, very informative.

Need more videos like this.

Its 2024, and if it keeps the way its going, soon we'll ve watching tutorials on rebuilding a civilization

@tappajaav

2 ай бұрын

Source: funny WW3 memes

As an engineer, this video made my creative juices flow - what if we use machine learning to train a device with several microphones to detect things like what it is, where its coming from, distance etc

@vaenii5056

2 ай бұрын

Pretty sure this has already been done considering sound ranging is nothing new.

@Miguel-oy3it

2 ай бұрын

Yea thay got that already forgot the name but they got one that mounts to humvees

@mikeymike9926

2 ай бұрын

Exist already, standard procedure for tanks is to start every tank at once so they can not tell how many there are based on tone change

@honkhonk8009

2 ай бұрын

We already have that lmfao. Thats why artillery teams need to be careful of "counter-battery fire". Except this is with Radar, not microphones. Also your not gonna need that for mortars. If your close enough to hear em, that information is gonna be redundant.

@honkhonk8009

2 ай бұрын

@@markmarco6277 Yea right now you need to litterally just phone up your superiors and ask if there's a friendly drone in your area, which is tedious and dangerous. Alot of the times friendly drones are shot down cus of how hard it is to figure it out. Different blades for friendly drones is a smart idea.

Thank you for answering my question I asked a couple videos back about the noise of the rounds

Incredible information you put together

Thanks!

@CivDiv

2 ай бұрын

Thanks bro! Passing this with some other donations over the last month to a good unit soon, really appreciate it

the issue with mortars is the closer the shell is going to bo to you, the less time you will hear it. If you dont hear it hardly before it hits, change your position because they dialed you in and the next ones are taking you out. The ones that hit you you never hear coming.

@tappajaav

2 ай бұрын

What's with the double spaces?

@perseusrex614

2 ай бұрын

@@tappajaav my keyboard has issues...

@tappajaav

2 ай бұрын

@@perseusrex614 Ah, unluigi man

I kind of hate myself for taking this freedom for granted. I understand today that it comes at a price. You guys paid that price and some of you are still paying that price. You will forever have my respect. Thanks to all the soldiers who fight and have fought for our freedom. ❤

This was both amazing and horrifying. Great video!

hey there, hope you are doing well!

How is it possible that you can hear the tank fire before the round hits you?

@sergeyKN115

2 ай бұрын

Dźwięk jest szybszy niż lot pocisku

@heissanenglishman7391

2 ай бұрын

You don't. You won't hear the shell unless it's really low velocity if they're actually firing on you. The whiz indicates it's gone over your head. Artillery and tank shells fly faster than sound, same with most bullets.

@docplays88

2 ай бұрын

It's slower than the speed of sound

@seennotheard8888

2 ай бұрын

@@docplays88 That doesn't sound right. Pretty sure the shells a tank fire go much faster than the speed of sound, unless its HESH or something.

@Yantryman

2 ай бұрын

Cos it needs to first shoot and only after the shot it will hit 😅 but besides that he ment that its DIRECT fire, meaning tank needs to see the target to hit it, meaning its somewhere very close usually

Just what I needed today 😮

Peace was the last word. Amazing man. I hope you all stay alive !

Bravo à la russie dans son entreprise de dénazification de l'occident ❤

@SkyForceOne2

2 ай бұрын

lmao ruski bot

DiD yOu GeT fAa ClEaReNcE tO fLy YoUr DrOnE aBoVe 400 ft?!?!?

@neilestenson6595

2 ай бұрын

😂, he's got a Ukrainian warzone waiver from the FAA.

Thanks for your videos ! Your doing amazing job !

There is a shit ton of nuance in war. Having an experienced mentor really is the difference between life and death, it seems

Can you hear a fart before it comes? asking for a friend 🤥

Thanks Civ Div, stay safe.

I was reminded that you and my retired brothers are all freakishly brave and heroes. Even when you don't agree with the war you do your job anyway to protect us. No war beside the civil war was fought on our home ground and I would like to keep it that way.

the part where hes holding the stinger bro "Well, i hear a little bit of a helicopter just on the other side of the tree line"

Omg this stuff is so educative in order to keep our ass alive considering how mad world has become :( Greets from Chile! :D

@tappajaav

2 ай бұрын

Not any madder than before =)

Thank u 4 yer service &thanks for sharing….

thanks, this will definitly help me

Haven't thought of this before, thanks.

Love this thank you!

Excellent Video!

The footage at the end displaying enemy fire superiority is terrifying and cannot even be described in words

It's been awhile since I got out but this different opened up old knowledge i forgot i had

This dudes so fucken cool. Most humble human ever.