0:38 A helmet that truly represents the dominance this man has over his enemies in battle.

@drei_thirteen

Жыл бұрын

what a gay thing to say

@devon6167

Жыл бұрын

omg Sonik XD

@aarons720

Жыл бұрын

Pathetic

That helmet art at 3:02 😂

@tommy_o

Жыл бұрын

YES! I WAS JUST ABOUT TO SAY THAT HAHAHAHA

THE SANIC ON HIS HELMET LMAO 3:00

That fighterjet is insane

Damn, this looks like a blast.

Exelente Vientos bien Hecho United States Of América 👍👉💪

The sonic meme on the back of the helmet 3:02 made me wanna shake this mans hand

Excelente la mejores tropas del mundo

As soon as they begin describing the Leupold scope, they begin showing a nightforce!

Still flying Huey’s how good is that 😍😍

I'm proud to say that my father was one of those first Marine scout-snipers on Saipan. He was a member of the 6th Marines Scout-Sniper Platoon. Also known as Tachovsky's Forty Thieves. Read the book about them "40 Thieves on Saipan" by Joseph Tachovsky (the son of the platoon leader). There is also a PBS documentary based on the book you can find on KZread. They actually did more scouting than sniping, partly because the scopes on their sniper rifles fogged up terribly in the weather on Saipan and Tinian. They used Unertel scopes on Springfield '03 rifles.

@sah24601

Жыл бұрын

Amazing Marines! A major part of their effectiveness apparently wasn't the sniping. They altered their diets so the Japanese were unable to distinguish body odors from American diets. Much of their effectiveness was from using silent garroting... so the Japanese would unexpectedly find their comrades' bodies. Imagine the courage and ingenuity it took to sneak up into Japanese fortified positions to "soften" the Japanese positions for the waves of Marines about to land on the Island!

@christophertipton2318

Жыл бұрын

@@sah24601 My father's platoon did not land ahead of the main force, they came in just behind the first wave and ahead of the second wave. Their initial job was to protect the regimental commander and his command post, which they did for the first couple of days, including helping to fight off the heaviest tank attack the Japanese ever used the the Pacific.

@ClaytonYatescarenthusiast

Жыл бұрын

Son I'm your father and I'm sorry to say just a mail man. One day delivering a package and let's just say the package was well received. Stop lying 🤥 son. Nothing wrong with being the son of the mail man. "your mama sure does care about you education"

@CML_666

Жыл бұрын

.... lol

@brentgarbett5306

Жыл бұрын

Me too

CVA=31 1969-1971 LOVED IT !

My dad also did two tours military retired and unfortunately has passed away but its.hard to imagine the environments the NVA we're smart well prepared my dad was an airborne infantry out of ft Campbell ky was highly decorated at his funeral honor guard did a beautiful ceremony R.i.p Sfc Larry Lee Gloyd

God Bless our Military men and women.

Great filming. Seems like these are the guys that will come safe your ass in a war zone THANKS

Let’s not forget that in order to make these shots, the pilot has to be rock steady as well. Team work makes the dream work. Ooh Rah!

@garymcmillan6943

Жыл бұрын

Even with that variable (that isn't going to happen) your target is still constantly moving... It's not really fair to call this 'extremely' accurate shooting. Given the short distance to the target it should be an easy shot regardless, but, 'Sniping' from 200m means they can shoot you back.

@momentary_

Жыл бұрын

@@garymcmillan6943 Firing from a drifting or sailing vessel is much more difficult than from a well-piloted vtol. The airborne gunmen definitely have the advantage.

This is an example of the new scope system the army is adopting. You can get one for private use I think for 24,000 or more. One feature I have seen for private use is you can lock on to a target, pull and hold the trigger, and the weapon will fire when the rifle is pointed such that a hit will be made. WOW!

@richardthompson6387

Жыл бұрын

I need one for my Savage Lapua 338.

@CharliesMustangShop

Жыл бұрын

They’re made by night force, u can buy one now for about 3-5k max..

@dudedog884

Жыл бұрын

@@richardthompson6387 blah blah blah blah 🥱

@jackdaniels2657

Жыл бұрын

So the gun is doing all the work no more talent needed the only problem is if the technology fails then ur 100 percent screwed

@smashergrilla954

Жыл бұрын

@@jackdaniels2657 ya but u better believe them guys will be trained using both

Glad there on our side !! Please keep these folks gainfully employed 😁 Don't want them bearing down on me & mine !!

All the best

Ils ont aussi des excellentes armes ils sont chauds

4:44 a Leupold optic with Nightforce turrets. Fascinating.

@FourT6and22

Жыл бұрын

Yeah I caught that too lol

8:05 "So just pretend to be working?" Constantly turning a plug for 15 seconds that requires a quarter turn to remove. HAHA

Excelente trabajo para el ejército que arriesgan su vida por su país sacrificio sudor y lagrima

Oddly enough, I've been told it's easier to train helicopter crew to be a rotary wing marksman than to train a sniper to operate as one. I think it's the same for those shooting from a ship, you've already adapted to the ship's movements and can maintain a stable platform naturally.

@jashawnallen-price9669

Жыл бұрын

Sounds more than plausible

@cathoderay305

Жыл бұрын

@@jashawnallen-price9669 Well, I never spilled a hot beverage while in the Navy, even when we went through tropical storms, high swells, and a hurricane.

i like this very much

SO Awesome! On behalf of my Son Semper Fi!!

@iandixon9675

Жыл бұрын

I,m British so could you please tell me what Semper Fi means.Send my respect to your son

@jameswright2974

Жыл бұрын

Still trying to rule the world Usa a Judas 3 letters prevail usa

@ReddDimensional

Жыл бұрын

@@iandixon9675 However, “Semper Fi” (as it's yelled, cheered, or used as a greeting) is not just a motto for the Marines - it's a way of life. The phrase is Latin for “Always Faithful” and it embodies the Marine Corps' forever commitment to both their fellow Marines and the United States.Feb 10, 2021

@iandixon9675

Жыл бұрын

@@ReddDimensional 👍

I loved flying Hueys in Nam. Listening to AFVN radio, watching to rice patties or jungle. Nothing like Jimi Hendrix, the Doors, Jefferson Airplane and many others while sitting with your feet out the door.

"White Feather" certainly is not a complimentary military nickname.

Oura !!

Gracias Dios les Bendiga 🙏 y Los cuide siempre

3:00 love the sticker on the helmet lol

*snipers fire with expected precision from helicopter

What's the easier shot to make.. From helicopter to ground target or from ground target to helicopter??

@silva777

Жыл бұрын

Exactly. These guys are 'standing on 'shaky ground'. They're easy targets themselves.

The F35 looks so cool - how well do you think it would handel in a dog fight?

7:00 Been a long time since I fired an M2, but it didn't have THIS rate fire! I'm assuming the M-2HB is the chain (electric driven) version of the weapon? Pretty wild!

@Robertsmith-un5cu

Жыл бұрын

this is the air craft version designed for high cyclic rate of fire. no electric driven as far as im aware.

@dudedog884

Жыл бұрын

That's because it's a FN GAU-21...not a Browning M2 lol.

@dudedog884

Жыл бұрын

@@Robertsmith-un5cu not a Browning M2 or any version of it. It's an FN GAU-21 and it was originally designed for being mounted on ships or boats for naval warfare. The United States redesignated it to being mounted on aircraft when they adopted it... You were right about it not being electrically driven lol

@nickh5081

Жыл бұрын

@@dudedog884 Guess they need to fix their video!

amazing

Im a sniper day in day out. I usually stay in clubs to blend with people specially girls. What a life of a sniper

Por el casco que llevan son seals.igual me equivoco pero no es el mismo casco que llevan las tropas normales de Marines.

4:29 do you really need a suppressor while shooting under a 100 decibels rotor engine?

@pnuemagger

Жыл бұрын

If the weapon gas system is tuned for functionality with suppressor back pressure and the optic is zeroed for use with the suppressor… you just use the suppressor.

Back in the early 90's I saw a competition between various branches and one police dept take a shot at this as a challenge, and the L.A. PD (I believe) fared the best at sticking these shots with a high level of accuracy

@holmesd5003

Жыл бұрын

LAPD SWAT is no joke

@danielmartin7838

Жыл бұрын

@@holmesd5003 I don't doubt that statement

@chiefrocka680

Жыл бұрын

@@holmesd5003 It is now, I mean they mustn't do much for LA to be such a criminal base of operations.

@holmesd5003

Жыл бұрын

@@chiefrocka680 Thats because that place is a cesspool of liberal leftists that hate the police and used the DOJ and Obama administration to tie their hands not only there but many other areas. Put your hands on a criminal to arrest them and in the process if they get hurt you may find yourself either sued or in prison

@mr.k1611

Жыл бұрын

Military barely go to the range. The big wigs focus on stupid stuff like wasting money on unnecessary equipment. Rather then funding live rounds for down range. But then again, being a sniper isn't all about being an accurate shot.

Let's see how well U.S. snipers do against targets that fire back!!!

@Shudikan90

Ай бұрын

They do pretty well, considering they've been through that already. Even the USCG having over 500 interdictions, using aerial sniping.

Buenos días Dios les Bendiga

Dios los bendiga siempre 🙏

Nice reference to Carlos Hathcock. Arguably the greatest sniper ever. Read a book about him and you'll realize just about every movie with a sniper is based on things he did.

@fredenord2411

Жыл бұрын

Haha. Not Even close

@sirich7751

Жыл бұрын

@@fredenord2411 really? Why say that? Read the book Marine Sniper. The things he did were incredible.

Mis respetos para todos los paises mis deseos son Bendiciones

Ride of The Valkyries comes to mind.

Cool.

Dios los bendiga y las protega

What scope is that

Hell yea. Love to see the south paw’s doing it. Cool to know.

I also have a Knights Armament in a .458 Socom.

watched for 3min, didnt hit the box once, really INSANE accuracy!!!!!!!!

3:00 I Like The Back Of His Helmet

Which long gun is that? AR556 or 15?

Nothing a computer couldn’t do way better.

Dios los Bendiga y me voy a quedar aquí

You certainly wouldn't want to be on the wrong end of that particular sharp shooters barrel as they picked you and other targets off at a pretty good range all the while travelling at speed on a fast moving object.. a helicopter in changeable conditions while the pilot guided the helicopter around to whatever position the sniper needed...and all while the sniper would have to compose himself ready to find the sweet spot and take out the target ...massive respect and admiration for a very dangerous and responsible job and must be brave to..stay safe and thankyou for your service. God bless America.

I need one of those jets.

@emmachamberlain7587

Жыл бұрын

I just might have a few in stock .....what colour do you want ? 😂

The world is such a nicer place with all those weapons

Right weapon , at the rate Uncle's going he could use that closer to home.

Nice to see a left eyed sniper.

Dios los bendiga y proteja siempre AMÉN 🙏

I think recoil could be mitigated if you had a post on the left side of the helicopter door that would extend out kind of like a shoulder pad and then maybe you could change the angle of the D rings, holding the gun so you could push into it more. You wouldn’t use the shoulder pad, but maybe it would give people the confidence to push in instead of leaning back. From what I saw all the follow up shots from the people that were leaning back were pretty inaccurate. The first person did well.

Amazing! gloves trademak @1:47?

Quisiera saber si es posible que un profesional con los Sniper puede hacer Quickscope en la vida real como en los juegos de Call of Duty actuales... Sería interesante... Principalmente con un Sniper de cerrojo...

@DarthPepis

Жыл бұрын

evidentemente no Adrían. La puntería depende de la estabilidad, los francotiradores realizan disparos incluso entre latidos del corazón, porque la más leve vibración o movimiento hace que un disparo vaya a decenas de metros del objetivo. Un Quickscope es un movimiento completamente absurdo que solo tiene sentido dentro de Call of Duty porque al ser un juego en el que el enfrentamiento a mayor distancia ocurre a 100 metros el rol de francotirador es impracticable. En la vida real seguramente un sniper tarde más tiempo solo en ponerse en la posición de tiro que lo que tú tardas en echarte una partida entera xd. Por no hablar de la hostia que te pegaría el rifle en el ojo al hacer el movimiento que requiere un quickscope y disparar, el retroceso les dejaría ciegos al primer intento.

@adrianmiranda8058

Жыл бұрын

@@DarthPepis 😂👍🏻 igual sería interesante verlo en video... Hay Snipers que no son como para kilómetros de distancia, el Kar98, SP-R, son de cerrojo... Alomejor con esos pueden hacer la prueba... Aunque igual de que no es igual al juego...

@DarthPepis

Жыл бұрын

@@adrianmiranda8058 El karl98 es un rifle alemán de la segunda guerra mundial que no se usa en la actualidad, su alcance efectivo es 500-1000m. El sp-r no existe, es un M24 pero COD no tiene licencia y se inventó otro nombre y aspecto. Su alcance es 800-1500m. Realmente lo del alcance tampoco es muy relevante porque hasta con una pistola a 5m quieres estabilidad y precisión. Ten en cuenta también que al jugar en primera persona lo del quickscope igual te parece estético, pero que visto desde fuera quedaría ridículo, es solo acercarse el arma al ojo muy rápido y disparar. No sé mucho de armas pero creo que la forma de disparar pistolas del ejercicio israelí es lo más parecido a un quickscope que vas a ver sorry. si te interesa pon en youtube: IDF pistol shooting technique

@adrianmiranda8058

Жыл бұрын

@@DarthPepis wow bro gracias por la explicación... Nadie duda que estés en lo correcto...💪🏻 Hoy buscando sobre eso, encontré un vídeo de una chica que se llama Alex Zedra , donde intenta hacer Quickscopes con un rifle parecido a lo que sería un SP-R o M24 , el vídeo es de hace 9 meses y se ve reflejado lo difícil y casi imposible que es... Si quieres velo. Saludos bro...

Why would you use suppressed firing from a loud helicopter, I'm genuinely interested 🤔 someone please explain!

@SJR_Media_Group

Жыл бұрын

It's for practice. Suppressor changes the velocity of the round. They will use a suppressor in the field so they want to practice with it on. Otherwise silly to muffle shot when helicopter is 3 times as loud.

@Sovereign_Citizen_LEO

Жыл бұрын

I would think that it protects hearing for all on board the helicopter also. Also any measure that can be taken to minimize noise could create a situation to where the target doesn't realize they're being fired on until it's too late (whether on land or over water).

@SJR_Media_Group

Жыл бұрын

@@Sovereign_Citizen_LEO Great observation. Suppressors do save eardrums. I've seen civilians use them at shooting ranges where allowed.

@AdrianMulligan

Жыл бұрын

@@SJR_Media_Group Thanks for the explanation 👍

@SJR_Media_Group

Жыл бұрын

@@AdrianMulligan You are welcome.

Cuando nadie te regresa los disparos es muy fácil apuntar. Saludos al ejercito. When no one fires back at you it's very easy to aim. Greetings to the army.

I imagine the downward rotor wash has to give an incredible windage correction.

@hicknopunk

Жыл бұрын

I was thinking the same thing.

Where was these guys when they tried to shoot that alien in “The Thing” eh? 😂

That's just awesome. Thank you for your service And please pick up the garbage

Dios los bendiga siempre AMÉN 🙏

Какой меткий стрелок!!! Он даже по океану попал !! А я только по воздуху могу попасть

@oliverklozov13

Жыл бұрын

Are you Russian?

one question. are both the sniper riffles featured firing from helicopter based on SR-25 widow maker?

@garymcmillan6943

Жыл бұрын

The M110 is just a brown M-16 that shoots 7.62 with a Scope on it.

@dudedog884

Жыл бұрын

@@garymcmillan6943 what's really fascinating to me is how delusional you are. It really is amazing that you think anybody would ever believe any of your BS🤡

@garymcmillan6943

Жыл бұрын

@@dudedog884 173rd Airborne, 1-503, Scout platoon. Tangi Valley, Afghanistan 2010. And Chakh, and Seyedabad, couple other places. Kinda Strange to get on here and Troll people like you know something. Let me guess... you were a cook that never deployed? Did I get it right?

@theoneyoudontsee8315

Жыл бұрын

@@garymcmillan6943 so the spec goal is the same ar modular taking nato .308 ammo to new levels in a more premium binning fabrication. thanks gary!

@garymcmillan6943

Жыл бұрын

@@theoneyoudontsee8315 Exactly. A brown M-16 that shoots 7.62 with a Scope on it.

at the 4:45 mark, it states the Leupold mk4 3.5-10x40 is the optic used, yet he's clearly using a NF ATACR... doh!

tremendos insanos wazaaaaaa 👻

Money spent well you got my vote

there are two types that get executed immediately if captured on a battlefield. those wielding sniper rifles and those wielding flamethrowers

Let us tip our hat to the Marines but not forget about the absolutely insane group of snipers that the Coast guard uses in the helicopter interdiction squadron, working drug interdiction missions they have actually beat other teams in international sniper competitions , in this particular scenario.

@williamluisvelasquezalvare2773

Жыл бұрын

Ñoño 0pñ %

@williamluisvelasquezalvare2773

Жыл бұрын

0,

@louiejones2595

Жыл бұрын

I think if you take a close look there is Coast Guard footage in the video, but no recognition

@rolisreefranch

Жыл бұрын

Don't forget about the best of the best; the Cub Scout Advanced Sniper Team...

And why don't they show the destination of the targets, that is, the results of the effectiveness of hits?

i want that job.

Una está en construcción todavía no la terminan

Yo soy gente pobre umilde y estos aprovechados gracias y que Dios les Bendiga y los cuide

very interesting video

This is what is needed in all car jacking incidents that cause high speed chases. If you do this behavior you loose your rights. Law enforcement then has jurisdiction to fire though the top of the vehicle drivers side and stop you forever. Public Safety has been restored. This action would stop people from high speed vehicle chases.

Por que razón es "insana" la precision de eso soldados?...

They running US Optics, Kahles, or Night Force optics? I still prefer the old S&B PMII. I saw at least one Night Force. If you want an optic that's built like a tank, Night Force and iOR are the way to go.

has supressor to reduce firing signature.... but has a loud ass helicopter attached to it LOL

Aquí en Sayula Jalisco México

helicóptero❌ helicópte✅

2:58 haha the sanic helmet

Y llo respeto la us Navi que Dios les Bendiga y les pido alluda del corazón

Very little on sniping, much on helicoptors ????

Y orita llegaron dos personas

I've always been unclear, are all Scout Snipers members of Force Recon?

7:10 What is the background music, it's so shocking.

One word...GIMBAL

Ay donde tienen esa antena vamos a poner una dela us Navi

3 lính nằm trên 1 con tàu bắn hạ cùng lúc 3 mục tiêu trên 1 con tàu khác thì biết trình độ là thế nào rồi

Y aun asi perdieron en vietnam y afganistan

how the hell did they provide sniper cover in black hawk down from the chopper with CAR-15 scoped rifles rofl