"Suomi on sodassa" Finland is at war.. is something you dont ever want to hear, but must be prepared for it... its chilling to hear real news reader read that line.

@KoppelSS

Жыл бұрын

I always get something in my eye(s) when this come.

@petergustafsson1670

Жыл бұрын

Is the guy saying those words a real news reader in Finnish TV, or is it just an actor for this video?

@pauli2951

Жыл бұрын

@@petergustafsson1670 Real news reader

@lintu25

11 ай бұрын

So true. Mä en ainakaan halua kuulla tota ikinä. Toi meinaan tietää meille kaikille aika ikäviä aikoja.

@lintu25

11 ай бұрын

@@petergustafsson1670 They are real.

It makes it a bit more harrowing because those news casters are the same ones we see at TV every night...

Interesting thing is that the airport scene is almost exactly what happened in Hostomel during the first days of Ukraine war and this video was released before the war started. So the Finnish Defence Forces are pretty on point how the Russian military would operate.

@Juhani96

Жыл бұрын

maybe Finland's inspection how Russia commits it's operations trough out the whole soviet era and inspecting how forces have been constructed will give a pretty good point of view how they work and how to counter it best way.

@hornantuutti5157

Жыл бұрын

Those tools are pretty much on open channel all the time so it aint that hard to follow their traing close to our borders.. Everyone smart enough to actually train and lead russian troops gets tea with a twist or leans too much from the window. Secend army in the world lol.. All they have is soviet nukes and soviet gear..

@trypt0faani161

Жыл бұрын

Keltainen valtio hits diff after they actually do shit (they infact did shit)

@ACorpseWithoutSoul

10 ай бұрын

We are prepared for that almost 80 years now... We know our enemy and they know it very well.

@kimmoj2570

10 ай бұрын

@Aquelll Yeah, Finnish Army is well versed what Russia can throw against us. Its all different now. Russia does not have airborne troops left, and whole Baltic Sea is an NATO lake, from where Russians could not accomplish any kind of landing operation.

I like how Finnish Defence Forces videos always show own casualties. They are not sugar coated propaganda.

@Apollionaire73

7 ай бұрын

War is shit and it gets casualties. It's better to ready for it than hide it.

No actors in this video. Professional soldiers, conscripts and even the news anchor is real

@Hynsson

Жыл бұрын

Also Air Force uses english because it's the Nato standard

The Finnish Air Force uses English because it is the international aviation language. The official radio language of Finnish military is also English for Nato compliance but Finnish is still used when only Finnish troops are present. But they still use English call signs like Devil 1 and the phonetic alphabet are in English like alpha, bravo, charlie and so on. They can just change general language to English and everything would be the same.

@Apollionaire73

7 ай бұрын

War is shit and it gets casualties. It's better to ready for it than hide it.

@Apollionaire73

7 ай бұрын

ment to answer another comment of you :)

You will love this: A couple of years ago a Russian fighter plane breached the air space. It was identified by a Finnish fighter in one minute. A reporter asked the defence forces "how can you possibly be there in one minute when your nearest airfield is 20 minutes away?" And here comes the epic response: "Exactly." Ok the reporter wasn't satisfied with that and asked the Minister of Defence the same question and the answer: "Our planes are where they need to be at the right time".😇😅

@theholymailman5645

Жыл бұрын

In other words: Finnish air force is never late, nor are they early. They arrive precisely when they need to.

@rimpurimpu1

11 ай бұрын

@@theholymailman5645 like wizards

as a finn its weird how good you are at pronouncing finnish words which i believe you didnt try to say before at least not many times hehe :D

@mauronicolo89

Жыл бұрын

Really? I just tried to replicate the google translate pronunciation

@MrBanaanipommi

Жыл бұрын

@@mauronicolo89 yea, its pretty much right how u say those :)

@kognak6640

Жыл бұрын

@@MrBanaanipommi Pronouncing Finnish words is not overly difficult for Italian speakers as Italian is also phonetically consistent language. "Said like it's written". It works both ways btw, Finns can pronounce Italian words pretty well too. Not so much for example French.

@MrBanaanipommi

Жыл бұрын

@@kognak6640 thanks :D

@Nekoksu

Жыл бұрын

@@kognak6640 Yeah phonetic languages are just objectively better. Fuck that english shit where you have to guess on how to pronounce a certain word and better yet, how to write it.

airfield crew and airforce uses english because in crisis swedish and finnish airforce is supposed to do teamwork so each other needs to know what is happening :)

@kessu27

7 ай бұрын

We use english because of NATO

If you wanna get hyped, watch warriors of the north. There is Finnish, Swedish, Danish and Norwegian armys together.

Those damn Estonians always trying to come here to get our booze ;P what this sarcasticly refers to is that Opposing force used on this video is Estonian soldiers actually, thanks for them for their great acting :D

Now keep in mind this short film was made in 2020, well before we ever even imagined ourselves joining the NATO. NATO became a necessity only after Putin's declarations and demands in December 2021, over drawing new spheres of influence and interest on the European map, leaving us Finns and Swedes at the mercy of Moscow....we weren't neutral, haven't been for over two decades. Military non-alignment was no-longer an option, and when the Russians invaded Ukraine it only affirmed our conviction and resolution to apply in a hastened manner. Our popular demand turned the table on the socialdemocratic lead liberal/left/green government.

@edonveil9887

Жыл бұрын

Putin in 2020: Hey guys, I saw a video from FDF. It gave me some ideas...

@lumihanki5631

Жыл бұрын

@@edonveil9887 ..you do understand that video, and the ones predating it are made to showcase the different branches of our military for the conscripts and reservists. For us to better understand the bigger picture involved. It's a fictional narrative of how an invasion might come about. A backstory for larger exercises and refreshals. Interesting part is that it was very close to how Russians began their invasion of Ukraine. The war and how Russia conducts itself in it is the very form and style of aggression we have anticipated for the past 80 years. Modern aspects included obviously.

i really love your energy

Nice reaction Mauro. Glad that you watched this. o7

I´d suggest to check the new Combat Camera Showreel 2022 by the Finnish Defence Forces, great reactions btw!

Great reaction, once again 😂🤘

Keep in mind that the news anchor and other personel are not actors in this, but real people. As in the anchor saying "we are in war" feels way too real when you see him almost daily on the tv news...

In the video there is an powerplant at the time of 12.21 and I have been there repairing it.

Theres no actors in this, these are real military personnel and also the news guy is actually in news

10:58 If I could decide, it would be a pink jeep with unicorn stickers. Nobody would be expecting that. 😐

ty for this. love from Finland.

kzread.info/dash/bejne/i62TzreLpKvXgrQ.html likely because white is the most common colour for rental cars ans for that reason the colour is also known as "leasing white". ;-) Original reason is that white is the absolute cheapest colour to fix without it being butt ugly and shows any rust or abuse immediately and allows ad painting or taping over more easily (as in white canvas).

English is used in the air force because we do a lot together with Sweden and other countries. English is easier in the air. :)

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You pronounced it pretty good!

You should watch a movie called The unknown soldier from 2017 (so not the old version). It tells about our war with Russia and was really beautifully made. They speak finnish but you can get it with subs as well. They play that movie (and the old one) every independence day (6th dec.) from the tv ❤

@AnnaPennanen

10 ай бұрын

In finnish it's called Tuntematon sotilas

English is the language of aviation, so Finnish Air Forces use English.

Some of the words are in english due to Standardization with NATO.

The heavy use of Englisg language and words is because Finland was even at this time, preparing itself to be "NATO compatible", and thank God we did.

airforce talk is in english

london is language of every pilot.

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Why is it always a white Volkswagen? Well, because the vehicles used for filming purposes were volunteered by one uniformed service or other(s) and there are only so many official colours around. Italy has more than 5.5 million people so maybe Italy has been given special privileges languagewise in NATO but as there are only so many Finns we integrate English into our military parlance from time to time outside international commitments and air traffic.

there is sens to change laughage, because russians need another translater

Finnish artillery is the strongest in world

you where wondering why some words were in english. reason is most Finish speak English nearly good as Finish and other reason let me show you. speak these words clearly and fast so all understand Devil=Paholainen, Enemy=Vihollinen. so its just the words are faster and everyone clearly understand meaning

patria nemo and amos

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hello from karelian brigade

My cousin is a Finnish air force captain. I wouldn't be surprised he fly on this video.