Special Note: The gentleman with accent is Distinguished Flying Cross recipient, LT (formerly SS Untersturmfuhrer) Lauri Törni (Larry Thorne). He was later killed in Vietnam and his remains were interred at Arlington Cemetery. He is the only former member of the Waffen SS known to be interred there.
@@user-ug5xr2gb6j Lauri Torni was a fervent anti-communist. So much so in fact, that served in three separate armed forces just to go fight communists.
Yep. He was one of the OGs of US Special Forces. There’s another training film of him on TH-cam about mountain operations for special forces. Filmed in Germany. Similar type exercise.
In my point of view, Moonshiners are keeping the tradition of the bedrock of NASCAR races alive because moonshiners had to modify their vehicles to be faster than law enforcement vehicles back in the Great Depression to now.
Not necessarily. You just need massive force advantage. There were many assymetrical and decentralized german guerilla's resisting allied and soviet troops, but they could not halt the take over of Germany. Or for example, the insurgent native americans facing the industrial power of the Union. The Romans massacring the Gauls. The Mongol conquests of the Rus. In such, a hard stance of near total subjugation was undertaken. The cases where resistance was possible tends to be niche, where conquest is not an option, such as in Vietnam where invasion and occupation of North Vietnam was ruled out due to the risk of retaliation by the Soviets. In which case your problem is a political one, not a military one. Ultiamtely, as Clausewitz says, "War is an extension of Politics"
@@brennenboger1208 well who'se fighting you does matter some too. As does who you are. But you're very right. Consider the Spanish and the British Colonials in the new world had great technological advantages against the natives, in armor, horses, gunpowder, even disease resistance. And yet the Spanish were never able to properly colonize north of the rio-grande, beyond their cities and civilization areas, forever being driven and hunted down by indian raids. Something the the British and later Americans were able to handle. Why? Because the Spaniards wouldn't arm their peasants and treated them like peasants, forcing the army to run like chickens hither and thither to deal with a mobile force. The british had no such qualms in allowing muskets to the colonist. Admittedly it bit them in the ass when said colonists revolted, but it ensured it was a war the Europeans would win. All because the British gave them the means to conquer, and allowed them to fight.
No. You just need money and people willing to switch sides. Research how the Selous Scouts and Kit Carson scouts in Vietnam. It's not prefect but what is? Besides your mom.
@@cliffterrell4876 This precisely. We are already in a war. If you ever read about the American Revolution many sources state it technically started in the 1760’s despite fighting not have broken out until 1775. I imagine that’s where we’re at. There is resistance but at the moment it is passive resistance and the real fighting has yet to occur.
The material conditions have not been met for anything other then bluster. Stop looking to the American Revolution or the U.S. Civil War. Look instead to the Spanish Civil War in the 1930’s.
the meaning of this vid now is different than the meaning that was intended when it was made.but the subject itself is chilling. and it may be our own for sure that are the bad guys.
@christianconstitutionalist8653 if only he'd realized the communists had already infiltrated at that point. McCarthy was right about communism in the US and was burned for it.
After Vietnam I served with the 82nd and had one exercise against the green berets in the mountains of NC . It got too real too quick when the GBs had the locals throw grenade and artillery simulators at our guys- mostly combat vets from Vietnam. Those high school kids were dropped off at school well indoctrinated about real war. Felt bad for them even though one of their stunts caused one of our guys to lose part of his hand
@@juanshaftpatel7488 if youre ever close enough to know for sure you killed someone in war, it was probably a very bad situation that they dont want to talk about.
The guy with the special forces Boonie is Finnish Ssgt. Thorne ( I believe he was promoted posthumously) .This guy was my dads drill instructor Range Master at fort Dix in November 1963..... If this guy was a nazi he hid it really well because he always told my dad was lucky to be born in America which was the best country ever....My dad was actually in basic training when Kennedy was killed and they went on red alert . My dad had never shot a battle rifle Before... Thorne liked my dad Even though he couldn't hit the side of the barn and actually got my dad to break center at 300m.... My dad told me he worked on his confidence and told my dad to envision the bullet hitting before he pulled the trigger.... When Thorne died in Vietnam , Word in the u s military spread everywhere about it.... My dad and his friends were really bummed out he had been Transferred to Miami Florida reserves where I was born. ....My dad talked a lot about him when I was a kid.... He even told me the ex Whermacht were all drill instructors this was in 1970's before it was made public record...later I learned of operation paper clip.
@@jimmythe-gent that's the insidious part of the fascist playbook: win 'em over with the shared enemy of communism. It still happens today. Keep your enemies closer, the Nazis remain the enemy.
@jimmythe-gent he hated Russia and his name was Lari Thorni, he was Finish SF, then SS, Then Green Beret. He went MIA in a border op in Vietnam. He is a legend. If you like that look up SGM Galen Kittleson. WWII, he sat out Korea (said it wasn't a real war,declared that is) then Vietnam. He was an Alamo Scout in the Pacific and GB in Vietnam. He participated in 3 POW raids over his career. 2 in WWII and 1 in Vietnam. The notorious Son Tay raid.
@@TheDoorspook11c He is buried at Arlington under the name. ...Major Larry Allan Thorne ...lol....By the way my ..my dad himself was an immigrant from Europe...Germany 1939.. Walter.. he had his name changed too... They changed his whole name and identity to hide the fact that he was in the SS. did change to Larry Alan Thorne ,.... He's buried with that name.... as I believe he is interred as the only SS soldier ( many were not German, yes) buried at Arlington That's not something they want a lot of people to know.
@@jimmythe-gent Yeah, he was from a part of Finland that had been absorbed by the Soviets after the Winter War, and was just fighting with the Germans to kick the soviets back out, like a lot of Finns. Hated Commies so joined the US military to keep fighting them in Vietnam. Sad thing that he died there.
Having lived here 20 years, I can honestly say there is nowhere else like it. I've never seen anything like the people here. Not in a bad way, Floridians take care of their own.
@@mrthewubbie I find it so odd that the rest of the U.S. has no idea how significant Florida is to the founding of the whole country . There’s so much interesting history that took place down here that hardly anyone outside of Florida knows about .
@@Chames_Chaikowski my wife got into an argument years ago with a high school friend that went to school ivy league colleges and was very convinced of the innate superiority of the north, specifically the Northeast US and Minneapolis. My wife told her the oldest city in the US was St Augustine, and proceeded to tell her the huegenots, French, and Spanish were here years before Plymouth rock. You would have thought she kicked her friends cat or something, based on her reaction. Anyway, all that to say she eventually had to look it up, and even then refused to believe it. I suddenly understood why southerners didn't like Yankees telling them their business. Don't even get me going on Florida in the Civil War...
For the sake of accuracy the guerilla chief (the gentleman with the accent and parachute camouflage bush hat with Laotian jump wings attached to the side) is not Lauri Torni/ Larry Thorne. Just because someone has a foreign accent doesn't make them Larry Thorne - who looks completely different. The man pictures is Jyri Laats an Estonian who came to the USA via Sweden. He served on FA-65 in Laos in 1961 so for sure this video is from after his deployment given the bush hat. Hotfoot became White Star in '61 and want to say Team Moon was lost around that same time. @jaydaviston8612
This seems like the beginning of “Robin Sage “ the final test in Army Special forces to become a green beret. Train Assist Advise , Liberate the Oppressed
I read that since the advent of AI, when it was still classified, the military used it to run insurrection war games and in not one exercise did the government last more than two weeks.
No government could hold off millions of people. Even unarmed but especially an armed society. Would have to drop a nuke and I don’t think they are willing to do that. Plus think of how many people would wanna be home protecting their family and not some politician
This is 4th generation warfare. Current warfare is 5th generation and the U.S. is already in the 2nd Civil War. Look up 5th generation warfare to learn more.
As a former Army Special Forces NCO, I have long searched in vain for a video that could explain our Unconventional Warfare mission. However old our outdated this video may be, it is the best I have seen so far.
I like how we’ve all gotten this ten year old video suggested to us now of all times. Florida will stand out on the fight against tyranny, make no mistake, that part is NOT fiction. We will stand strong.
NTC in Ft. Irwin California is always looking for civilians to play in war games like this. It’s just set in Middle East setting. It’s decent pay if this interest you.
Do you think if this happened today that the indoctrinated kids wouldn't turn their parents into the authorities for being a guerrilla? Better think again.
@@DinoPimp Yeah but the feds are too busy incorporating queers and trans-sexuals into the military to maintain the fighting mentality of someone who is defending their hearth and home……...
@@shanescatsandcannabisfarm2965 Yeah, and I don't want to unite with other workers, thereby forcing me to accept the wages of Mr. Dipstick McGee because he holds a union card. Just transferring power from one group to another, never allowing for personal liberty.
As a Michigander, I'm starting an uprise against the commies in the north. Weston please send help. P.S. I think California might be a commie informant?
No offense but the Army Special Forces members would have an entire tube of the OD. Cammo paint . No White T- shirts, No white Name Tapes. Thank Divine Providence for Robin Sage. Held in the countries of central NC.
The People of Appalachia have a multi-century-long history of resisting tyranny, fighting unconventionally (and prevailing ) against technological superior forces, and being able to survive without any outside help, contact, or support. If a Second US Civil War ever pops off, the Forces of Tyranny would be well-advised to GTFO of Appalachia, if they intend to continue breathing air. Mountain Folk don't GAF, and will ALWAYS beat their oppressors and aggressors, because they do not care how many losses they take in defense of their lifestyle, heritage, and homelands. What is ironic about this training video, is that the "leadership" of the US Military--and the US Government--has been thoroughly infiltrated and overtaken by NeoMarxists, and they would most likely BE the "baddies" themselves, if such a scenario ever transpired in "CuRrEnT YeAr"...
If you think any serious marxist would put themselves in the neoliberal state structure of the USA you don't know what Marxism is. Furthermore, Appalachia is a region, not an ideology. "forces of tyranny" should this conflict happen it wont be a big brother vs the rural farmer situation, it'd be a brothers war. You'd likley have neighbors fighting neighbors, it'd be just as bloody as the rest of the country Quit frothing at the mouth for a civil war. In this day and age it will be the single bloodiest conflict in human history. The government being more tolerant of peoples sexualities should NOT warrant this kind of rhetoric. You are just as indoctrinated as the liberals you claim to stand against.
@@Reworkd The Marxists remaining in the Western world have fully absorbed social liberalism into their ideology, effectively aligning themselves with the liberal state. Furthermore, the impact of geography and history on regional political ideology should not be underestimated when considering future outcomes. Your nonchalant dismissal of the profound grievances held by conservatives in our nation, which extends far beyond your superficial articulation of these concerns, is precisely the reason why a future civil conflict is inevitable within our country in the forthcoming decades. The ideological chasm that exists between the American left and right embodies two distinct and contrasting visions for our society. However, you appear to trivialize this glaring divide, failing to acknowledge its fundamental significance.
@benj8242 The plantation owners also had grievances. The fun thing about powerful people or those in the majority, is they claim that equality is oppression. If Atheism is considered okay, they say Christians are oppressed. If black people can vote, they make a movie where there is a black dictatorship. If gay people are allowed to be gay, they say everything is gay propaganda and making children gay.
I’ve seen Training WW2 Films with Better in Person Acting in some Context Amazing Theoretical Training with a Detailed Enough Scenario Wish More people Understood the Consistency in History
I remember this exercise well. July 1962. was with B Co 501st Inf, 101st Airborne Division as a young PFC RTO carrying a ANPRC10 and an M- 14. The next month we were in South Carolina doing Swift Strike II then in Oxford, Miss/Ole Miss in Septembe, then on 1st Ready for Cuban Missle Cises in November. In December it was back to th field for "regular" training and in January back to FORT Campbell for cold weather training in knee deep.
There's still plenty of guns in the Old Northwest! Michigan, Ohio, Wisconsin, Tennessee, Kentucky, West Virginia, etc! America is the repository of all the small arms of the world, so any aggressor would have a tough time trying to conquer any part of the US. There are more armed men and women in the woods in just three states on opening day of deer season than the entire US military. With all the law abiding gun owners in America, We the People constitute the largest armed force in the world. And we would have no Rules of Engagement, unlike the government forces. Also, I refuse to believe that the majority of the US military would "just follow orders" to turn against the People they've sworn an oath to defend. If the government turns tyrannical, the majority of the military would go AWOL, taking truckloads of weapons, rations, medical supplies, etc, and join the "insurgency".
@@johnmullholand2044 I would hope so... but I'm not sure what the percentages of oath-keepeers would look like. Look at all the ATF agents going around trying to imprison ppl for a trigger or a drawing of a part on a keycard
There's a reason for that ; the guerrilla leader was the SF soldier Jyri Laats, born in Estonia and who passed away in 2018. If you google his name, his friend Jüri Estam wrote that throughout his SF career, he regularly bumped into other Estonians and Finns, as it wasn't a good idea for these men to stay in these countries following the Finnish armistice and the re-occupation of Estonia by the Soviets in 1944.
This was great but the civilians talking like a guns on them about how they loved and deemed the excercises necessary makes me think Easton actually won lol
the viet cong were doing this since they were fighting the Japanese , the frogs ( french ) the Australians and the americans and the red Chinese commiunest back in the late 70's when red China invaded Vietnam and got their a#$'es kicked out less than 100'days after the so called invasion
@@stevecrews3137 We also trained Osama bin Laden and the al-queda, aka the Mujahedeen, when they were fighting the USSR in Afghanistan. Makes me kinda leery about all the "help" we're sending Ukraine. Arm our "friends" today, fight them as enemies tomorrow.
I like this, my dad was a WW2 Vet and POW I like the movie also because I live in the Application and made moonshine and grew weed for 25 years. But now after many prisons and hard living I just work and serve God and pretend to be normal but my nickname at work is outlaw lol
If this happened today the civilians may possibly be better armed and supplied with ammunition than the troops..... the standard US Guerilla of 2023 would be 210lbs and best for "static, non mobile defense"......
What percentage of the U.S. civilian population has this mind set or gear collected? It always feels like there's very few as everyone is too busy worrying about distraction issues
Special Note: The gentleman with accent is Distinguished Flying Cross recipient, LT (formerly SS Untersturmfuhrer) Lauri Törni (Larry Thorne). He was later killed in Vietnam and his remains were interred at Arlington Cemetery. He is the only former member of the Waffen SS known to be interred there.
Along with the other thousands of National Socialists that were recruited into our government by the NW0
Interesting. Of course there was operation paper clip but I never thought about former NAZI’s serving in the us.
@@user-ug5xr2gb6j Lauri Torni was a fervent anti-communist. So much so in fact, that served in three separate armed forces just to go fight communists.
Yep. He was one of the OGs of US Special Forces. There’s another training film of him on TH-cam about mountain operations for special forces. Filmed in Germany. Similar type exercise.
He was a Fin. He served in the Finnish Army, Waffen-SS, and U.S. Army (1919-1965).
So cool to know the Army started it’s Robin Sage days in my hometown!
-a Tunnelton resident
Very forward thinking of the USG to run this scenario in appalachia.
They still do, every year.
LOL
@@interstellarsurfer hmm?
@@thefisherking78 robin sage.
They should run these scenarios in Mississippi as well. Lots of insurgents there.
Good thing they didn’t run into any moonshiners in those hills. Could have been mistaken for revenuers.
In my point of view, Moonshiners are keeping the tradition of the bedrock of NASCAR races alive because moonshiners had to modify their vehicles to be faster than law enforcement vehicles back in the Great Depression to now.
@@Redneck322 let me guess
you are burning some by yourself
I thought they could have stuck with just moonshine and forget what they were up to. At least i would
Well, there probably wasn’t a Class VI store in the area
Moonshiners in our area would make a fine shine out of em😉
You can learn so much from these old movies.
I agree.
"Weston, Easton. . .and Florida" nailed it!
Georgia would never allow itself to be called Florida. And We damn sure wouldn't allow Alabama to be part of us at all LOL :)
An asymmetrical and decentralized insurgency is nearly impossible to defend against.
Not necessarily. You just need massive force advantage.
There were many assymetrical and decentralized german guerilla's resisting allied and soviet troops, but they could not halt the take over of Germany.
Or for example, the insurgent native americans facing the industrial power of the Union.
The Romans massacring the Gauls. The Mongol conquests of the Rus.
In such, a hard stance of near total subjugation was undertaken. The cases where resistance was possible tends to be niche, where conquest is not an option, such as in Vietnam where invasion and occupation of North Vietnam was ruled out due to the risk of retaliation by the Soviets.
In which case your problem is a political one, not a military one. Ultiamtely, as Clausewitz says, "War is an extension of Politics"
@@nairda55555 In other words, what he said.
@@nairda55555 most well explained..it’s not about who’s fighting you, it’s about who your allowed to fight.
@@brennenboger1208 well who'se fighting you does matter some too. As does who you are.
But you're very right.
Consider the Spanish and the British Colonials in the new world had great technological advantages against the natives, in armor, horses, gunpowder, even disease resistance. And yet the Spanish were never able to properly colonize north of the rio-grande, beyond their cities and civilization areas, forever being driven and hunted down by indian raids. Something the the British and later Americans were able to handle.
Why?
Because the Spaniards wouldn't arm their peasants and treated them like peasants, forcing the army to run like chickens hither and thither to deal with a mobile force. The british had no such qualms in allowing muskets to the colonist. Admittedly it bit them in the ass when said colonists revolted, but it ensured it was a war the Europeans would win.
All because the British gave them the means to conquer, and allowed them to fight.
No. You just need money and people willing to switch sides. Research how the Selous Scouts and Kit Carson scouts in Vietnam. It's not prefect but what is? Besides your mom.
You know the way things are going this could be the future
Could? It is the present situation.
@@cliffterrell4876 This precisely. We are already in a war. If you ever read about the American Revolution many sources state it technically started in the 1760’s despite fighting not have broken out until 1775. I imagine that’s where we’re at. There is resistance but at the moment it is passive resistance and the real fighting has yet to occur.
@@thievingdisc779 Once we get rid of the pedophile satanists running the country, we can rebuild.
The material conditions have not been met for anything other then bluster. Stop looking to the American Revolution or the U.S. Civil War. Look instead to the Spanish Civil War in the 1930’s.
the meaning of this vid now is different than the meaning that was intended when it was made.but the subject itself is chilling. and it may be our own for sure that are the bad guys.
Yep bad guys. Like the colonists.
@Jeepus Chrysler Damn that was smart af. Im prob going to steal it.
@Jeepus Chrysler little late for that don’t ya think? They’ve murdered 90 million babies and stole an election… the time is now
my only purpose in life is the complete and total annihilation of the unites states of America
@@MemeMemesonsure democrats
My father in law is sitting in the back of the classroom at the beginning of this movie
@christianconstitutionalist8653 if only he'd realized the communists had already infiltrated at that point.
McCarthy was right about communism in the US and was burned for it.
Awesome!
United We Stand Divided We Fall....
After Vietnam I served with the 82nd and had one exercise against the green berets in the mountains of NC . It got too real too quick when the GBs had the locals throw grenade and artillery simulators at our guys- mostly combat vets from Vietnam. Those high school kids were dropped off at school well indoctrinated about real war. Felt bad for them even though one of their stunts caused one of our guys to lose part of his hand
did you kill anybody?
@@juanshaftpatel7488 why
@@juanshaftpatel7488 if youre ever close enough to know for sure you killed someone in war, it was probably a very bad situation that they dont want to talk about.
@@arthurbrumagem3844 cuz you were probably a pog... remf... we know the truth
@@BlastinRope ok boomer
The guy with the special forces Boonie is Finnish Ssgt. Thorne ( I believe he was promoted posthumously) .This guy was my dads drill instructor Range Master at fort Dix in November 1963..... If this guy was a nazi he hid it really well because he always told my dad was lucky to be born in America which was the best country ever....My dad was actually in basic training when Kennedy was killed and they went on red alert . My dad had never shot a battle rifle Before... Thorne liked my dad Even though he couldn't hit the side of the barn and actually got my dad to break center at 300m.... My dad told me he worked on his confidence and told my dad to envision the bullet hitting before he pulled the trigger.... When Thorne died in Vietnam , Word in the u s military spread everywhere about it.... My dad and his friends were really bummed out he had been Transferred to Miami Florida reserves where I was born. ....My dad talked a lot about him when I was a kid.... He even told me the ex Whermacht were all drill instructors this was in 1970's before it was made public record...later I learned of operation paper clip.
He was Finnish wasn't he? Fought with the SS, and with us? Apparently he just hated commies...
Idk, he seems pretty awesome to me
@@jimmythe-gent that's the insidious part of the fascist playbook: win 'em over with the shared enemy of communism. It still happens today. Keep your enemies closer, the Nazis remain the enemy.
@jimmythe-gent he hated Russia and his name was Lari Thorni, he was Finish SF, then SS, Then Green Beret. He went MIA in a border op in Vietnam. He is a legend. If you like that look up SGM Galen Kittleson. WWII, he sat out Korea (said it wasn't a real war,declared that is) then Vietnam. He was an Alamo Scout in the Pacific and GB in Vietnam. He participated in 3 POW raids over his career. 2 in WWII and 1 in Vietnam. The notorious Son Tay raid.
@@TheDoorspook11c He is buried at Arlington under the name. ...Major Larry Allan Thorne ...lol....By the way my ..my dad himself was an immigrant from Europe...Germany 1939.. Walter.. he had his name changed too...
They changed his whole name and identity to hide the fact that he was in the SS. did change to Larry Alan Thorne ,.... He's buried with that name.... as I believe he is interred as the only SS soldier ( many were not German, yes) buried at Arlington
That's not something they want a lot of people to know.
@@jimmythe-gent Yeah, he was from a part of Finland that had been absorbed by the Soviets after the Winter War, and was just fighting with the Germans to kick the soviets back out, like a lot of Finns. Hated Commies so joined the US military to keep fighting them in Vietnam. Sad thing that he died there.
Note how central it was for the locals to be heavily armed.
Western, Eastern, and excuse me? Did he say Florida? FLORIDA???? florida was a fucking standout centuries before it became meme
Yes indeed , Florida is the motherland of America in many ways .
Having lived here 20 years, I can honestly say there is nowhere else like it. I've never seen anything like the people here. Not in a bad way, Floridians take care of their own.
@@mrthewubbie
I find it so odd that the rest of the U.S. has no idea how significant Florida is to the founding of the whole country . There’s so much interesting history that took place down here that hardly anyone outside of Florida knows about .
All roads lead to Florida
@@Chames_Chaikowski my wife got into an argument years ago with a high school friend that went to school ivy league colleges and was very convinced of the innate superiority of the north, specifically the Northeast US and Minneapolis. My wife told her the oldest city in the US was St Augustine, and proceeded to tell her the huegenots, French, and Spanish were here years before Plymouth rock. You would have thought she kicked her friends cat or something, based on her reaction. Anyway, all that to say she eventually had to look it up, and even then refused to believe it. I suddenly understood why southerners didn't like Yankees telling them their business. Don't even get me going on Florida in the Civil War...
Pineland will be free!
I fought in Pinelandia on a few occasions!
predicting the future since 1954
For the sake of accuracy the guerilla chief (the gentleman with the accent and parachute camouflage bush hat with Laotian jump wings attached to the side) is not Lauri Torni/ Larry Thorne. Just because someone has a foreign accent doesn't make them Larry Thorne - who looks completely different. The man pictures is Jyri Laats an Estonian who came to the USA via Sweden. He served on FA-65 in Laos in 1961 so for sure this video is from after his deployment given the bush hat. Hotfoot became White Star in '61 and want to say Team Moon was lost around that same time. @jaydaviston8612
This seems like the beginning of “Robin Sage “ the final test in Army Special forces to become a green beret.
Train Assist Advise , Liberate the Oppressed
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BG Yarborough....got approval for the Green Beret during a Gabriel Demonstration to JFK at Ft Bragg. This UW video is gold!!!
A friend of my great uncle wrote a book about being in the Devils brigade during WW2 and he knew gen. Yarborough well.
JFK: "Wear it with pride!"
sfod-d still runs assessment exercises in w. virginia.
Lol.. Who would have guessed? New England as Communist Republic?
i wish
Snagged one right there ^^^.
Not as bad as the People's Republik of CommieFornication, Commierades !!!
@@ITILII awesome, I love it, communism from sea to shining sea :D
or the social service hogging takers from down south the christian socialists
I read that since the advent of AI, when it was still classified, the military used it to run insurrection war games and in not one exercise did the government last more than two weeks.
No government could hold off millions of people. Even unarmed but especially an armed society. Would have to drop a nuke and I don’t think they are willing to do that. Plus think of how many people would wanna be home protecting their family and not some politician
@@wildcat8598 this is why we need to get rid of the ghetto blks.. they are the pawns of the govt
@@hindsight9213 Try the internet; your fingers seem to work just fine.
@@The_OneManCrowddude thinks he can be a condescending prick cause somebody asked for exact info so they were on the same page. Pathetic.
This is 4th generation warfare. Current warfare is 5th generation and the U.S. is already in the 2nd Civil War. Look up 5th generation warfare to learn more.
Truth is stranger than fiction.
As a former Army Special Forces NCO, I have long searched in vain for a video that could explain our Unconventional Warfare mission. However old our outdated this video may be, it is the best I have seen so far.
uh, in West Virginia you dont need to send firearms, just ammo.
The pucker factor hits when the trees start singing “Take Me Home Country Roads” cause you no there is linear ambush in your near future . . .
Who said it will come from above 😁
P I N E L A N D . . . 🇺🇸👍🏻
Almost makes me miss Bragg
I like how we’ve all gotten this ten year old video suggested to us now of all times.
Florida will stand out on the fight against tyranny, make no mistake, that part is NOT fiction.
We will stand strong.
Nice sentiment, but we've got millions of actual enemies of the people in positions of power right now.
Then why are there so many restrictions to Florida liberty?
Pre Robin Sage?
I love how Florida just becomes it’s own nation
They took one look at a Gator and said "Nah"
Kind of representative of today huh?
Becomes😂 already has🐊🐍🐗🇺🇸
Florida Man
All of Dixie under Florida...
My great uncle is mentioned in a Book called the Devils body guard detailing the service of Duff Matson a close friend of Gen. Yarborough.
Lol, teenage rebellion turned up to 11! What better way to stick it to your parents that to inform to the "Aggressor"?
The best insurgency would be to unleash Florida Man on the Easton!
This comment is underrated. 😃
That's a war crime under the Geneva Convention
The idea florida became its own country is absolutely hilarious to me
Chilling watching this at the current state of the USA
Man, his own daughter have him up. Crazy.
It's be pretty fun to be a civilian in the exercise
NTC in Ft. Irwin California is always looking for civilians to play in war games like this.
It’s just set in Middle East setting.
It’s decent pay if this interest you.
Do you think if this happened today that the indoctrinated kids wouldn't turn their parents into the authorities for being a guerrilla? Better think again.
There are many today that would do the same. History is rife with them.
Now we have 3d printing, cheap drones, and 20 dollar IEDs. Feds don't stand a chance
The Feds have all that shit as well....
@@DinoPimp But we aren't godless, leftist, or gay and tbh we are just better. Don't worry to much.
@@DinoPimp But they won’t be happy if we live our own lives, while I’m perfectly happy to let them crash and burn by themselves.
@@DinoPimp Yeah but the feds are too busy incorporating queers and trans-sexuals into the military to maintain the fighting mentality of someone who is defending their hearth and home……...
@@DinoPimp yet they still couldn’t beat goat fuckers in sandals.
I’m ready .
“The most terrifying words in the English language are: I'm from the government and I'm here to help.”
Absolute fact!
"Workers of the world unite" scares me more.
@@Boppinabe Are you a businessman? Or an employee... Id bet employee... So YOU are a worker! Worker...
@@shanescatsandcannabisfarm2965 Yeah, and I don't want to unite with other workers, thereby forcing me to accept the wages of Mr. Dipstick McGee because he holds a union card. Just transferring power from one group to another, never allowing for personal liberty.
@Shane's Cats, Gats and Cannabis farm🎶 I think he means that getting caught up in a Marxist revolution ends up with an insane amount of bloodshed.
Precursor to Robin Sage?
WOLVERINES!!!
This is West Virginia.. BUCKWILD!
Teach them everything they know, BUT NEVER, EVER do you want to teach them everything that you know!!
As a Michigander, I'm starting an uprise against the commies in the north. Weston please send help. P.S. I think California might be a commie informant?
Another Wolverine. Nice.
Eie . !
yes we are, we will turn the whole country red counterrevolutionary scum, commiefornia lets goooo
Wolverines!!
100&10% they are no doubt.
LOL Weston, Easton, and... Floridan. Florida man wins again.
'The man in the high tower' Philip K. Dick....
OG Robin Sage
This was awesome
No offense but the Army Special Forces members would have an entire tube of the OD. Cammo paint . No White T- shirts, No white Name Tapes. Thank Divine Providence for Robin Sage. Held in the countries of central NC.
The People of Appalachia have a multi-century-long history of resisting tyranny, fighting unconventionally (and prevailing ) against technological superior forces, and being able to survive without any outside help, contact, or support.
If a Second US Civil War ever pops off, the Forces of Tyranny would be well-advised to GTFO of Appalachia, if they intend to continue breathing air.
Mountain Folk don't GAF, and will ALWAYS beat their oppressors and aggressors, because they do not care how many losses they take in defense of their lifestyle, heritage, and homelands.
What is ironic about this training video, is that the "leadership" of the US Military--and the US Government--has been thoroughly infiltrated and overtaken by NeoMarxists, and they would most likely BE the "baddies" themselves, if such a scenario ever transpired in "CuRrEnT YeAr"...
If you think any serious marxist would put themselves in the neoliberal state structure of the USA you don't know what Marxism is. Furthermore, Appalachia is a region, not an ideology. "forces of tyranny" should this conflict happen it wont be a big brother vs the rural farmer situation, it'd be a brothers war. You'd likley have neighbors fighting neighbors, it'd be just as bloody as the rest of the country
Quit frothing at the mouth for a civil war. In this day and age it will be the single bloodiest conflict in human history. The government being more tolerant of peoples sexualities should NOT warrant this kind of rhetoric. You are just as indoctrinated as the liberals you claim to stand against.
@@Reworkd The Marxists remaining in the Western world have fully absorbed social liberalism into their ideology, effectively aligning themselves with the liberal state. Furthermore, the impact of geography and history on regional political ideology should not be underestimated when considering future outcomes.
Your nonchalant dismissal of the profound grievances held by conservatives in our nation, which extends far beyond your superficial articulation of these concerns, is precisely the reason why a future civil conflict is inevitable within our country in the forthcoming decades.
The ideological chasm that exists between the American left and right embodies two distinct and contrasting visions for our society. However, you appear to trivialize this glaring divide, failing to acknowledge its fundamental significance.
@benj8242 The plantation owners also had grievances. The fun thing about powerful people or those in the majority, is they claim that equality is oppression.
If Atheism is considered okay, they say Christians are oppressed. If black people can vote, they make a movie where there is a black dictatorship. If gay people are allowed to be gay, they say everything is gay propaganda and making children gay.
*hides guerrilla*
We gonna need more food
*calls in 50s doordash*
I’ve seen Training WW2 Films with Better in Person Acting in some Context
Amazing Theoretical Training with a Detailed Enough Scenario
Wish More people Understood the Consistency in History
I remember this exercise well. July 1962. was with B Co 501st Inf, 101st Airborne Division as a young PFC RTO carrying a ANPRC10 and an M- 14. The next month we were in South Carolina doing Swift Strike II then in Oxford, Miss/Ole Miss in Septembe, then on 1st Ready for Cuban Missle Cises in November. In December it was back to th field for "regular" training and in January back to FORT Campbell for cold weather training in knee deep.
Nice LARP😂
As far as I know, only the US Army Special Forces possesses a Unconventional Warfare doctrine amongst others
Irish Army has it too as it's always operated off the assumption that any conflict they get into will be one of occupation.
@@theleviathan8914 Sorry, I meant among US Armed Forces
Could never happen floridan and weston have all the guns and food
There's still plenty of guns in the Old Northwest! Michigan, Ohio, Wisconsin, Tennessee, Kentucky, West Virginia, etc!
America is the repository of all the small arms of the world, so any aggressor would have a tough time trying to conquer any part of the US. There are more armed men and women in the woods in just three states on opening day of deer season than the entire US military. With all the law abiding gun owners in America, We the People constitute the largest armed force in the world. And we would have no Rules of Engagement, unlike the government forces. Also, I refuse to believe that the majority of the US military would "just follow orders" to turn against the People they've sworn an oath to defend. If the government turns tyrannical, the majority of the military would go AWOL, taking truckloads of weapons, rations, medical supplies, etc, and join the "insurgency".
@@johnmullholand2044 I would hope so... but I'm not sure what the percentages of oath-keepeers would look like. Look at all the ATF agents going around trying to imprison ppl for a trigger or a drawing of a part on a keycard
Robin Sage.
Not mythical at all…. I want to help with liberation of californication
I'll send you a moving van
Camp Dawson
you know it...and rowlesburg
“The country of Easton has been in the communist sphere since World War II.” I thought this was supposed to be a simulation?
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lmao roger that!
Oh my god, it's the Circle Trigon Party! Look at the Aggressor emblems!
I LOVE THIS STUFF
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Jesse James was pretty good at this game. Yall kilt him.
The real life version of this exercise was Bessolov Severomuyskiy tunnel in Buryatia!! 23:08 Falls City Beer in the upper right hand corner!
So where are these SF from? 😜. Army training sir!
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Most watching this for historical reasons. I have other motivations.
This my come true unfortunately
It's like the movie Southern Comfort! 😂
I almost choked at 9:54 when that E-6 handed his weapon to another man. Major no-no in my book.
They should redo this as a modern 2023 simulation.
Oh boy, I can't imagine Commiewood's spin on Americans fighting communists and sympathizers.
This is very close and probably based out of Camp Dawson WV
Rowlesburg WV
This is funny the hillbilly's have Eastern European accents
There's a reason for that ; the guerrilla leader was the SF soldier Jyri Laats, born in Estonia and who passed away in 2018.
If you google his name, his friend Jüri Estam wrote that throughout his SF career, he regularly bumped into other Estonians and Finns, as it wasn't a good idea for these men to stay in these countries following the Finnish armistice and the re-occupation of Estonia by the Soviets in 1944.
*hillbillies
@@KenshiroPlayDotA interesting
Bigoted statement. Hillbilly is a slur.
@@dammitdan106 Muh oppression!
Seems pretty realistic.
Robin Sage
Tulee mieleen yks sotilas.. syntyjään Viipurista silloin ku se oli vielä Suomea.
Invasion USA script writers were aware of this for their job
American Partisans!!
Sounds like Turkey, Greece and Russia! If Rusia attacked Turkey from the rear would Greece help???
funny ive been throwing that old joke since the late 70's = still a good 1' 😅
Greece would cut the line to be 1'st
@@sonnysantana5454 what's the Greek Army motto? Never leave your buddies behind...
Sounds old school all right
This was great but the civilians talking like a guns on them about how they loved and deemed the excercises necessary makes me think Easton actually won lol
Oh, the dreaded hand-crank radio
Based
We need to get this to Ron DeSantis immediately.
Hahahaha fr
What if I told you no politician can save America
We need to do it to malign foreigners and com-symps who engage in cognitive domain warfare against Americans, trying to divide us.
@@RSTactical It's up to Americans, not politicians.
We will have to kill our way out of what we voted ourselves into
Following the SAS......
Merrill's Marauders and Roger's Rangers
Still Got Your Asses Kicked. lol
Texans wondering why they didn't get their own country
So,…. A hello wave is not permitted? Hard habit to break for some of us kindly folks😔
This film should be required watching, as our once great nation slips further and further left.
Left and right don’t matter. The government doesn’t support the people at all. There would be no right wing government to support a guerrilla force.
The nation is more capitalist than it was from the 1940s all the way till Nixon.
Well, now we know where Victor Charlie got his ideas from…
the viet cong were doing this since they were fighting the Japanese , the frogs ( french ) the Australians and the americans and the red Chinese commiunest back in the late 70's when red China invaded Vietnam and got their a#$'es kicked out less than 100'days after the so called invasion
We trained Ho Chi Minh , OSS team Deer.....sad state of affairs when the politicians wouldn't listen to the team members that trained him......
@@stevecrews3137 We also trained Osama bin Laden and the al-queda, aka the Mujahedeen, when they were fighting the USSR in Afghanistan. Makes me kinda leery about all the "help" we're sending Ukraine. Arm our "friends" today, fight them as enemies tomorrow.
@johnmullholand2044 you're catching on, wish more people would.
Coastastan and inlandia are more realistic, Florida would be key (not because of neutrality but the only coastal base of inlandia)
2:57 yep so true
I was looking for an American silver-back.
I was disappointed.
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Fun fact, This film is as old as the text books in Kentucky.
We are all Americans 😢
Not me bud.
Florida Republic or bust
I like this, my dad was a WW2 Vet and POW I like the movie also because I live in the Application and made moonshine and grew weed for 25 years. But now after many prisons and hard living I just work and serve God and pretend to be normal but my nickname at work is outlaw lol
BEAVER:
We'll golly geeze Wally, Dad's gonna kill ya for loosing the C4! Now we'll never get to blow up that commie train!
So this is how they got the idea for Robbin Sage?
Why use explosives? Couldn't they have just damaged the tracks and derailed the train inside the tunnel?
If this happened today the civilians may possibly be better armed and supplied with ammunition than the troops..... the standard US Guerilla of 2023 would be 210lbs and best for "static, non mobile defense"......
What percentage of the U.S. civilian population has this mind set or gear collected? It always feels like there's very few as everyone is too busy worrying about distraction issues
@@truthseeker-heyokamore than you think
I'm often surprised how many people have irons in the fire.
@@danielmorris6584We see you Brother.