1:32 17kg "as light...as a ballet dancer" RIP to the ballet dancer that only weights 17kg and RIP to the soldier who has 17kg on his shoulders all day long.
@AussieBushHarvest4 күн бұрын
That furniture!! What a butt stock
@eddy_malouempereur_du_cong65367 күн бұрын
Why the mountain speak French German and italian ?
@reneblum69197 күн бұрын
Made it in 1980 as PzGren…. And yes the maneuvers at that time were impressive! If only the Stgw would not have been 7-8 kg….
@Dake25049 күн бұрын
Merci pour le partage Lieutenant 🍿
@Bru.B11 күн бұрын
20'37" the guy is really close to be crushed by the tank!
@friedrichschurch451511 күн бұрын
Da war ich noch voll dabei. Adj Uof a.D. Füs Bat 32 Rgt 15 gen. die Emmentaler
@roadgent792115 күн бұрын
The last time the Swiss Army fought a battle, neck ruffs were the fashion. 😅
@axelriet15 күн бұрын
Great subtitles. Thanks for making our instructional videos understandable to a larger audience. However there never was and never will be any rifle denominated “M90” - this is an invention of yours.
@DaletheStgwDude15 күн бұрын
Yes absolutely. To be fair, « assault rifle 90 » doesn’t exist either and sounds strange to me. I decided to take a liberty here.
@DireWolf2816 күн бұрын
The kick walking with the shovel is an old Canadian tactic to intimidate your enemy out back of the pub. We call it “windmilling in”
@arifbozkurt764816 күн бұрын
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@_ElNacionalista18 күн бұрын
20:34 stridsvagnen krossade nästan soldaten
@tomdulski372922 күн бұрын
fantastic
@jaimegomez900522 күн бұрын
Lo mejor del ejército suizo es su fusil SIG . Firme ,confiable,no se congela en la nieve y su poderoso calibre 7.62
@stevetetaz243322 күн бұрын
non de dieu de non de dieu xD
@wkb37324 күн бұрын
I collect Swiss military surplus. It is neat seeing some of the gear in this production. It is very good, tough quality gear but heavy.
@marco0002926 күн бұрын
20:36 bro simulated his death and almost got runover by tank
@Enolagay1945Ай бұрын
Is this French?
@JakerJunterАй бұрын
Great video!! In Chile we used the SIG 510-4 (Stg 57) made by Berretta and the SIG 540 family made by FAMAE. Sweet guns. Some army units still use the 510 for training and DMR , and Carabineros (the National Gendarmerie Police) use it for border security in the mountains, after 60 years they shoot like the first day.
@eisenkrieg553Ай бұрын
Posting this here, but can you do a video on what it is that makes Swiss GP11 such a quality cartridge compared to its counterparts? Or even a video specifically on the stg 510's peculiar bolt head roller design and ejector, possibly covering why the swiss design seems like the rolls royce of roller delays.
@DaletheStgwDude15 күн бұрын
Yes, definitely possible if time allows
@alliebling8316Ай бұрын
froschfressersprache was für eine frechheit.
@hanshaller2893Ай бұрын
Damals hatten wir noch eine wirklich brauchbare Armee. Heute tut man nur noch so als ob man noch was Brauchbares hätte.
@chrisnotzrim6993Ай бұрын
J'ai fait mon armée en Suisse en 1982
@user-ky9qs2hc5vАй бұрын
I got mine in 1975, it's an excellent weapon, I was in the armored troops, tank grenadier in Thun
@evuilliomenetАй бұрын
In the US, our training is not realistic. Then again, we fight enough military conflicts to compensate - trial by fire. In the US military, we fire blanks for training but have BFAs. And we would never launch an infantry assault with our tanks, it's too dangerous. You can see in the video an infantryman having to quickly roll out of the way of the tracks of the tank. Almost a casualty from training. But Switzerland has not fought a real conflict in centuries, so I suppose they need to keep their servicemen and women ready through a more realistic training. The explosions around the training participants could lead to injuries too. Having said this, I must add: The 1985 tactics presented in this video are no longer existent. In the 1990's, the size of the Swiss army was reduced to facilitate a more 'guerilla' type of warfare. Before that, as shown in the video, the Swiss army would dig in and wait for the enemy. Why the change? 1) Suffer less casualties by giving up the "Plateau", which is assumed to be the objective of the enemy who wants to use Switzerland as a shortcut to attack other countries; and 2) Superiority of airplanes/drones (new) that render trench warfare quite ineffective - we see that in Ukraine where troops that sit idle for too long don't last.
@dasistfantastisch5364Ай бұрын
Поэтому из-за таких штурмовых винтовок Швейцария 🇨🇭 ни с кем и не воюет.Пока солдат вставит магазин,враг уже захватит страну.😂
@RavenChopperАй бұрын
Would it be possible to share those CAD files perhaps?
@scudwerferАй бұрын
Interesting mod for the Pz 68 to look like a T-72 - never seen before!
@giostisskylasАй бұрын
Cool, die bösen haben H&K G3 Gewehre. Welcher Nachbar aus dem Norden da wohl die Invasion in die Schweiz versucht? Aber ehrlich mal liebe Schweizer, nicht mal der Gröfaz war doof genug, die Schweiz anzugreifen. Euer Land verteidigt sich selbst. Die Topologie der Schweiz ist ein Alptraum für jeden feindlichen General.
@Yauj-gr8nqАй бұрын
Sg sih 510 army chilean
@marakujer7269Ай бұрын
Ab in die Ostukraine, die boosten die Russen weg
@jcrossier20Ай бұрын
De quand la Suisse était un pays et son armée une vraie armée crédible et craignable.
@puebespuebes8589Ай бұрын
This look like something out of Wolfenstein ! And i love it
@sabinaghidossi66902 ай бұрын
Hi, can you please make also a video about the cleaning? I'm always very unsure when I clean my 57. Thanks! 🙂
@DaletheStgwDudeАй бұрын
Definitely possible. The rifle tolerates dirt well, it just needs good greasing. You can simply read manual 53.100 (available online) for that.
@sabinaghidossi6690Ай бұрын
@@DaletheStgwDude Thanks! I will check the manual but I will also wait for the video 😁
@g.p.16762 ай бұрын
Why did they teach them to put the non shooting hand in front of their face so that it slammes into their mouth when firing?
@dn2212732 ай бұрын
Хорошая попытка, военком! Но, нет! 🖐️😑
@Farmguy12 ай бұрын
Dog an Pony show!
@hennies95092 ай бұрын
It looks like a WW2 movie.
@user-vp6od6tb6f2 ай бұрын
waffen ss😀
@user-ft1xf8wk9m2 ай бұрын
thanks !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@ajayghale43062 ай бұрын
Stumbled on your channel, what a gold mine!
@wernerkrapf70082 ай бұрын
Das schweizer tarnmuster ist das deutsche Leibermuster von 1945
@thomasstalder6708Ай бұрын
Aehnlich hoechstens
@theonemesis52172 ай бұрын
As a Greek / Swiss, and permanent member of the Greek National Guard myself (...and with my half brother, being a medic in the Swiss army) I love this! Very good vintage footage!
@Knightrider27092 ай бұрын
The 2 leg support was also a disaster. Totally bad design. I once had the pleasure of holding an M16 and despite its age it was in a completely different league. There is more patriotism being spread here instead of sticking to the truth. Long after the war, Switzerland was extremely modern and innovative when it came to military technology. But politicians have stalled this, a good example of self-constructed fighter aircraft. After that, most of the company's own defense industry was limited to 0815 products. The only exception to this was Oerlikon Bührle.
@DaletheStgwDudeАй бұрын
It's important to understand the political context behind the Stgw. 57's adoption. The Suez Crisis and the Hungarian Revolution meant that innovative concepts such as the intermediate cartridge had to be dropped in favor of a more conservative design for immediate production. In comparison to the Kar. 31, the Stgw. 57 was a huge technological jump, even when compared to the Stgw. 90.
@Knightrider27092 ай бұрын
It was a robust system. But also with a negative side. The recoil when firing should not be underestimated. The length and weight were always a problem. When I was retrained on Stgw 90, it was a quantum leap to Stgw 57. I didn't shed a tear for the Stgw 57 for a second.
@Knightrider27092 ай бұрын
The Panzer 61/68 shown here in production was a Swiss development that was more or less a flop. Not really modern at the time and the tanks had teething problems, gearboxes and electrics that could only be partially remedied when the tank and the Centurion were replaced by Leo 2 A4s. Nevertheless, the Swiss army was quite well equipped until the mid-1980s. Several hundred battle tanks: Centurion Pz61/68 and almost 600 combat aircraft: Mirage, Hunter, Venom, Vampire and later 160 F5E Tigers were added.
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Great acting skills.
1:32 17kg "as light...as a ballet dancer" RIP to the ballet dancer that only weights 17kg and RIP to the soldier who has 17kg on his shoulders all day long.
That furniture!! What a butt stock
Why the mountain speak French German and italian ?
Made it in 1980 as PzGren…. And yes the maneuvers at that time were impressive! If only the Stgw would not have been 7-8 kg….
Merci pour le partage Lieutenant 🍿
20'37" the guy is really close to be crushed by the tank!
Da war ich noch voll dabei. Adj Uof a.D. Füs Bat 32 Rgt 15 gen. die Emmentaler
The last time the Swiss Army fought a battle, neck ruffs were the fashion. 😅
Great subtitles. Thanks for making our instructional videos understandable to a larger audience. However there never was and never will be any rifle denominated “M90” - this is an invention of yours.
Yes absolutely. To be fair, « assault rifle 90 » doesn’t exist either and sounds strange to me. I decided to take a liberty here.
The kick walking with the shovel is an old Canadian tactic to intimidate your enemy out back of the pub. We call it “windmilling in”
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
20:34 stridsvagnen krossade nästan soldaten
fantastic
Lo mejor del ejército suizo es su fusil SIG . Firme ,confiable,no se congela en la nieve y su poderoso calibre 7.62
non de dieu de non de dieu xD
I collect Swiss military surplus. It is neat seeing some of the gear in this production. It is very good, tough quality gear but heavy.
20:36 bro simulated his death and almost got runover by tank
Is this French?
Great video!! In Chile we used the SIG 510-4 (Stg 57) made by Berretta and the SIG 540 family made by FAMAE. Sweet guns. Some army units still use the 510 for training and DMR , and Carabineros (the National Gendarmerie Police) use it for border security in the mountains, after 60 years they shoot like the first day.
Posting this here, but can you do a video on what it is that makes Swiss GP11 such a quality cartridge compared to its counterparts? Or even a video specifically on the stg 510's peculiar bolt head roller design and ejector, possibly covering why the swiss design seems like the rolls royce of roller delays.
Yes, definitely possible if time allows
froschfressersprache was für eine frechheit.
Damals hatten wir noch eine wirklich brauchbare Armee. Heute tut man nur noch so als ob man noch was Brauchbares hätte.
J'ai fait mon armée en Suisse en 1982
I got mine in 1975, it's an excellent weapon, I was in the armored troops, tank grenadier in Thun
In the US, our training is not realistic. Then again, we fight enough military conflicts to compensate - trial by fire. In the US military, we fire blanks for training but have BFAs. And we would never launch an infantry assault with our tanks, it's too dangerous. You can see in the video an infantryman having to quickly roll out of the way of the tracks of the tank. Almost a casualty from training. But Switzerland has not fought a real conflict in centuries, so I suppose they need to keep their servicemen and women ready through a more realistic training. The explosions around the training participants could lead to injuries too. Having said this, I must add: The 1985 tactics presented in this video are no longer existent. In the 1990's, the size of the Swiss army was reduced to facilitate a more 'guerilla' type of warfare. Before that, as shown in the video, the Swiss army would dig in and wait for the enemy. Why the change? 1) Suffer less casualties by giving up the "Plateau", which is assumed to be the objective of the enemy who wants to use Switzerland as a shortcut to attack other countries; and 2) Superiority of airplanes/drones (new) that render trench warfare quite ineffective - we see that in Ukraine where troops that sit idle for too long don't last.
Поэтому из-за таких штурмовых винтовок Швейцария 🇨🇭 ни с кем и не воюет.Пока солдат вставит магазин,враг уже захватит страну.😂
Would it be possible to share those CAD files perhaps?
Interesting mod for the Pz 68 to look like a T-72 - never seen before!
Cool, die bösen haben H&K G3 Gewehre. Welcher Nachbar aus dem Norden da wohl die Invasion in die Schweiz versucht? Aber ehrlich mal liebe Schweizer, nicht mal der Gröfaz war doof genug, die Schweiz anzugreifen. Euer Land verteidigt sich selbst. Die Topologie der Schweiz ist ein Alptraum für jeden feindlichen General.
Sg sih 510 army chilean
Ab in die Ostukraine, die boosten die Russen weg
De quand la Suisse était un pays et son armée une vraie armée crédible et craignable.
This look like something out of Wolfenstein ! And i love it
Hi, can you please make also a video about the cleaning? I'm always very unsure when I clean my 57. Thanks! 🙂
Definitely possible. The rifle tolerates dirt well, it just needs good greasing. You can simply read manual 53.100 (available online) for that.
@@DaletheStgwDude Thanks! I will check the manual but I will also wait for the video 😁
Why did they teach them to put the non shooting hand in front of their face so that it slammes into their mouth when firing?
Хорошая попытка, военком! Но, нет! 🖐️😑
Dog an Pony show!
It looks like a WW2 movie.
waffen ss😀
thanks !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Stumbled on your channel, what a gold mine!
Das schweizer tarnmuster ist das deutsche Leibermuster von 1945
Aehnlich hoechstens
As a Greek / Swiss, and permanent member of the Greek National Guard myself (...and with my half brother, being a medic in the Swiss army) I love this! Very good vintage footage!
The 2 leg support was also a disaster. Totally bad design. I once had the pleasure of holding an M16 and despite its age it was in a completely different league. There is more patriotism being spread here instead of sticking to the truth. Long after the war, Switzerland was extremely modern and innovative when it came to military technology. But politicians have stalled this, a good example of self-constructed fighter aircraft. After that, most of the company's own defense industry was limited to 0815 products. The only exception to this was Oerlikon Bührle.
It's important to understand the political context behind the Stgw. 57's adoption. The Suez Crisis and the Hungarian Revolution meant that innovative concepts such as the intermediate cartridge had to be dropped in favor of a more conservative design for immediate production. In comparison to the Kar. 31, the Stgw. 57 was a huge technological jump, even when compared to the Stgw. 90.
It was a robust system. But also with a negative side. The recoil when firing should not be underestimated. The length and weight were always a problem. When I was retrained on Stgw 90, it was a quantum leap to Stgw 57. I didn't shed a tear for the Stgw 57 for a second.
The Panzer 61/68 shown here in production was a Swiss development that was more or less a flop. Not really modern at the time and the tanks had teething problems, gearboxes and electrics that could only be partially remedied when the tank and the Centurion were replaced by Leo 2 A4s. Nevertheless, the Swiss army was quite well equipped until the mid-1980s. Several hundred battle tanks: Centurion Pz61/68 and almost 600 combat aircraft: Mirage, Hunter, Venom, Vampire and later 160 F5E Tigers were added.
Swiss Infantry was a brand back then.
Cool.