Evolution of Soviet & Russian Army Uniforms | Animated History
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lol
please make a video on maratha empire
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1:10 Raid skip button
Thx 🙏
Thank u
Legend
Dang... Griffin is gonna be living on the streets now!
Man
I'm impressed raid Shadow legends is a Russian uniform wow
Hmm yes
yeah, it's been a part of their uniform since July 2018
lol
@@Snoem its a joke...
In the Napoleonic war, Russian troops used raid shadow legends ad to demoralize the retreating French enemy.
"See that, Dimitri? It is now their land, their people, their blood!"
- Viktor Reznov
URAA URRAA URAA
Cod ww2 was the best
"Dinitri"
Chad does not approve of that disgusting typo
@@proudamerican3595 that game is my least favorite cod
@@sgtroach1510 I like cod ww2 I think it is quite unique but I don’t play many games.
Shout out to that one Russian guy who served hundreds of years in the Army for the video
remimds me of the scene in wolverine where they show logan fighting in all the different wars
Same with French,German,British,American,Japanese soilders
Cameraman never dies
AK-74: Am I a joke to you?
Well the AK-74 was upgraded to the Ak-74M
Ak-47 or Ak-74 ?????
@@mdyn627 ak47 was made in 1947 it uses 7.62x39mm, ak74 was made in 1974 which uses 5.54x39mm (not a gun expert tho)
And people forget there was an ak46
@Apocra ok thx
It is said that the Russian soldier is still running up to this day.
Also the Russian officers.
And same goes to the German soldiers and officers as well.
A man/woman of culture
They ran all the way from 1812, still running in 2015
In Crimea ;)
Что
Interesting fact. In WW2 our grandparents used unique mittens with a cutout for the index finger. These mittens protected from the cold much better than ordinary gloves and allowed you to shoot a weapon, unlike ordinary mittens, in which all the fingers were together.
Это крабы я когда в 2012 служил они были ещё удобно из автомата стрелять
@@barkin94, а. Я в какой-то передаче про них слышал, не запомнил толком. Теперь буду знать
If you listen closely, you can hear the Russian theme from Call Of Duty World at War in the background as it reaches the WW2 era Soviets. Absolutely a fantastic choice of music.
Greatest soundtrack for a game EVER
*White army: wears russian imperial uniform to restore the empire
*Red army: "I Shall Become a Communist Wizard!!"
You're a Wizard Lenin.
White army didnt really have a plan to restore the empire,or to install a Republic,or maybe a dictatorship. They were a mixture of democrats,nationalists,tsarists, anti-communists and etc. United only to fight the red army. Even if they,by some miracle,defeated the russian RSFSR,full blown fighting between yesterday allies would ensue. Prolonging the civil war,and making it even so more bloody. From there,no one can say who would have come on top.
@@Captain_FAIL Woosh
@@Captain_FAIL I am aware of the fact that the white army was disjunited. My intention was to simply make a fun history joke. :)
No matter how serious the conversation, the budenovka will always be a bizzare mixture of stupidity, bravado and cringe. And I love it.
@@kasperbjorkqvist3978 Oh alright
AK-47 (USSR in 1949s)
AKM (USSR in 1959s)
RPK/RPK-74 (USSR in 1961s)
PK (USSR in 1961s)
AK-74/AKS-74U/AK-74M/AKS-74 (USSR in 1974s)
AK-101/AK-102 (Russia in 1994s or 1995s)
AK-103/AK-104/AK-105 (Russia in 2001s)
AK-12 (Russia in 2011s or 2018s)
Soviet Union (1922-1991)
Russia (1991-present)
RIP. Mikhail Timofeyevich Kalashnikov (November 10th, 1919 - December 23rd, 2013) USSR/Russia
Ak46
AK 69 69420’s in russr
Not AK-47. Just AK.
@@Aysen_Vin AK AK
AK-12 is not used
Russia: Formed in the 8th-9th centuries
Author: I will tell from the 18th century.
We have a very big military history that begins with Rurik and Oleg regiments, and doesn't end to this day.
@Anime Doggo did you even know, Rus started from Novgorod, Russian city, okay?))
@Anime Doggo Kievan Rus', they were Slavs-Vikings. Russian ancestors.
@@nikitalebed5417 It was even called Novgorod at the time, meaning New City, right?
@@generalsherman519 exactly. Be honest, Rurik main city was Ladoga, it's neighbor of Novgorod. Just in Russian this places has common call like "Novgorodskaya zemlya" or "Land of Novgorod". Common name for this lands
До этого у нас не было военной формы. Каждый одевался на собственные деньги. Только при Петре начали шить форму.
“Russian modern army”
*Russian anthem starts playing*
The Russian Federation Anthem is similar to the USSR Anthem
@@marcoe.3314 russia is boneless ussr
Actually, putin brought back the soviet era anthem. The lyrics are rewritten though without communism.
Soviet *
@@_Shad0w_B0y_ Rush 🅱️oneless
"...Untill an enemy sniper reminded them that it's not 1800s..."
Bruh....
lol
3:06
@@imanin9972 that’s not funny
@@SlavicUnionGaming I mean.... It's kind of a meme.... (Don't get too offended m8)
@@SlavicUnionGaming its funny commie
5:12 by the Afghan war Russia mostly switched to AK74s, that includes the later Chechen war, so no recycled equipment my friend
@Дмитрий Климов not true at all
5.45x39 7n6 is more effective in wounding because of design of bullet and hollow point it had
Plus it was lighter,it had lower recoil and more ammo could be carried
7.62x39 is outdated and never upgraded like 5.45
For modern army this smaller ammo is better and more effective
Thats why there is 5.56x45 NATO and thats why soviets quickly swithed to 5.45x39
Ak-74s would still be recycled Soviet equipment.
@Дмитрий Климов The AK-74 was ideal for longer range due to flatter ballistic trajectory. The Muj used 7.62 more often because it was far easier for them to acquire. 7.62 x 39 suffers worse from wind drift and has a shorter range due to a less flat trajectory. The weight of the projectile helps with penetration, but also makes carrying a bunch of ammunition tedious. A bakelite magazine full of 5.45 weights far less than a loaded steel 7.62 magazine.
@Дмитрий Климов Correct. Most Afghans were equipped with Type-56s (Chinese AKM rifles) chambered in 7.62x39mm. Now the fun part is that they were also issued Type-56 chest rigs whereas the Soviets would still carry magazines in mag pouches so they would often loot the Mujahideen fighters for the chest rigs.
@@DejVCZLetsplays good info and thank you for addressing the Chinese copies.
You haven't shown the Russian uniforms of the Katherine II period. It was something unusual from the other European armies.
Where can one find pics of these?
Yeah, some interesting periods and patterns were missed, for example:
Early Napoleonic era(1799): Suvorov's grenadiers in Italy.
Caucasian wars, 1800-1860' - specially Cossack uniform - beautiful mix of cultures and styles (papakha hat, cherkeska coat, burka - cloak etc.) Some Cossack regiments show high efficiency during Crimean war too.
Operations in Middle Asia 1860-70 (Turkestan campaigns) - soldiers in uniform similar to french legionaries during colonial wars.
Russian-Turkish war 1877-78: Cool modern uniform.
Soviet:
Interwar period uniform had some changes during 1920-30's: different types of "buddenovka" hats, Hadrian helmets and "СШ-36" helmets, a lot of small details and communist symbol, really fresh breath in uniform history.
Modern period:
2nd Chechen war (2000) - August 2008 war - Crimean occupation 2014 (new camouflage without identification marks)
Also could add some specops units: Soviet Airborne troops "VDV" / soviet "Alpha" in Afghanistan / Russian Spetsnaz GRU during Chechen wars and counter-terrorist operations.
It would be really interesting video 15+ min long like your newest work about British uniform))
@@weaponbuddy674 they are called Potemkin uniforms and are named after Grigory Potemkin. They served under Catherine the Great’s Russian army and were used in the seventh Russo-Turkic war.
They were much more utilitarian in their design than other European uniforms of the time and resemble more light infantry than anything else. They deviated quite a bit from the standard Prussian style uniforms that Russia, and much of Europe, had been using up to that point, and could easily be confused for something out of the napoleonic wars.
@@iterationfackshet1990 ah I see, thank you for the history lesson! Is cool to see more practical clothing from that time period
@@weaponbuddy674 it is indeed cool to see, unfortunately Paul the 1st changed the uniform back to the pre-1786 standard which was based off Prussian designs.
До семилетней войны ничего не было? Ну да, в 18 веке же русская армия больше нигде не воевала и форму не меняла. А где форма суворовских чудо богатырей "времен Очакова и покоренья Крыма"? Очень поверхностный ролик.
У них про в видео про наши танки нету Т-26!!! Это тот танк который был самым массовым перед Великой Отечественной!!! Их было 8747 на начало войны! Из 21 тысячи, это много, а про них в том видео ни слова!
4:09 "The heart of this army can never be broken!"
ikr
*FIRE THE PANZERSCHRECK*
The 20 people who disliked are Napoleon collaborators
Now their is 30 dislikes...
Bruh... even the Russians collaborated with Napoleon at one point.
Or Nazis.
@Fazbear's Studio Treaty of Tilsit ?
Nah I am just missing the great Northern war
Этот человек воевал во всех армиях и войнах 18-21 веков и это ради нескольких видео
Translate Comrade.
@@ukrainianmapper3113 ok ukrainian friend
this man fought in all the armies for the sake of a few videos
This man fight in all army and wars for 18-21 year's for get one video
"The soldiers of the russian federation are as prepared as their western counterparts".
That aged like fine wine.
Yeah! I agreed with you
Well they are sending cheap mercenaries and Ukraine has like thousands of modern weapons and NATO support. Imagine if Russia sends 10 Katyushas, **"Decisive Victory"**
Что правда,то правда
Come fight Russia then, why are you scared to intervene directly?
"Iconic AK-47"
4:58 *shows akm*
*calls it an ak47 during 1973*
The AK-47 was a type of AKM imbecile
@@X66543 no
@@X66543 "AK-47" is just the name of the prototype, the production model was simply called "AK", and after modernization in 1959, it was called "AKM".
@@X66543 what are you talking about, the AKM was the modernisation of the AK47.
@@X66543 Who's the imbecile now?
We urgently require the sequel to this: Evolution of Russian Hard Bass
I mean...
LOL, underrated comment
also sub to me
No
1. Soviet anthem
I love the artwork you use and the production quality in all of your videos is amazing. Glad I found this gem on TH-cam.
Hearing the CoD: WaW Russian Theme during the WW2 segment has got me smiling very much.
рано или поздно у этих шикарных роликов появится русская локализация
Возможно
Или не появится. Лучше учи английский
@@iamagenius2401 fermez la gueule avec votre sal anglais monsieur! C'est la langue des misérables.
@Фёдор Егоров oh, je ne m'attendais pas à un soutien quelconque . C'est plaisant)
@@iamagenius2401 учим немецкий с английским)
Очень прикалываются т его акцент по типу "Микаил Калашников" или ЭНКАВЕДИ (НКВД)
Ага.
Согласен Товарищ!!
I’m English I’m just gonna say OK
Вообще, насчёт "Микаил" - это частая путаница, потому что русский звук "х", записывают как "kh", чтобы придать твёрдости, но в итоге многие его читают как "кх"
@@markusssh Почему просто не написать "Mihail"?
This was a great video! Keep it up comrade!
4:24 Vasiliy Zaytsev and Lyudmila Pavlishenko.
They're a lovely couple
They never married each other.
"How many sponsors do you want?"
Griffin: *"Yes"*
Or pay the couple of dozen animators he hired. Listen, history channels at times get chump change from TH-cam, sponsors are mandatory at this point.
Guy has to make a living somehow
give these history channels a break, stupid youtube treat them like crap and demonetize them to appease their commercial overlords
No AK-74, nor the AK-74M?
5:44
That is Zlobin's AK-12 prototype which wasn't used, instead it was Urzhumtsev's design that was accepted, and that was in 2018, not 2015.
In 2018, not in 2015.
Yeah, I dislike the innaccurancy, but still a nice video
1974 Soviet Union AK 74 1991 russian AK 74
Russian 2012 AK 12
@@mehemmedrussia4000 *1991 AK-74M
@@honzabalak3462 sorry good
I hate sponsors
Real
we also had some organised army during the reign of Ivan IV the Terrible. They were called "Стрелецкие полки" - sagittarius regiments with heavy muskets and huge axes, check them they're pretty cool in fighting with winged hussars
they had red uniforms and hats
@@d3us86 In fact, only those Sagittarius regiments that were located in Moscow wore red caftans, for example, the Siberian Sagittarius regiments wore black caftans.
Age of empires 3 players:"underrated skirmisher"
2:53 that gave me valiant hearts memories.
Google "Russian demobilisation uniforms" - it is an art!
Lmaoooo they look like haphazard Halloween costumes you could find at party city
@@sgtpetergreen Ya'd better unsee that, bruh
@@sgtpetergreen they do lol
Private Yurichenko becomes Marshal overnight.
In Russia it is called "sewing troops"
The biggest mistake what I noticed: the Russian bolt-action rifle Mosin-Nagant was used ALWAYS with a needle-looking bayonette (even sighting was made with bayonette on the rifle)
I don’t think that is true
@@jordanchaney8660 but it is.
Depends on the variant. For example, the Mosin Nagant carbine was mass produced during WW2 so that they could replace the obsolete bayoneted regular variants.
@@Undead38055 the Mosin carbine was a rifle designed for a specialist role to be more portable for gun crews, drivers and the like
I love how it goes from Ak-47 to Ak-12 feel like he missed a lot of Ak variants
Indeed he is
4:26 I hear that World At War music, you can’t hide it from me!
Mark my words, Comrade… One day things will change. We will take the fight to their land… To their people… To their blood.”
I was searching this comment ahhaah
small 'mistake'
The adopted AK variant was the AKM in the 60's
in the 50's it was just AK
AK-47 was a prototype.
adding to that, they switched to the AK-74 in the 70's
The best remark on AK's i've seen under this video.
Ну тут по факту
@@3puKcoH не чел всё правильно говорит
Если что я говорю про коментарий
@@looking8994 А я что-то наоборот писал?)
Как сказал бы среднестатистический прапор: "Это у вас была вторая мировая - у нас же Великая, мать его, Отечественная"
Причём "Великая" её прозвали чтобы отделить от царской Отечественной 1812 года. Сомневаюсь, что современники не считали её "великой" -- победить сильнейшую армию Европы.
@@dimaleoniv7987 Сравнил локальный конфликт и мировую войну, где погибло в 100 раз больше людей. Тем более задачи разные были у агрессоров. Наполеон просто хотел принудить Российскую империю присоединиться к континентальной блокаде Англии, а в ВОВ боролись буквально за право на существование.
@@nartt2684 это всё казуистика. На западе первую мировую войну называют Великой, у нас компанию -- Второй. Название войн заказывает историкам власть.
@@dimaleoniv7987 В чем состоит казаустика? Ты случайные слова не к месту всегда пишешь? На западе первую мировую называют Великой потому, что для них она великая, там у них полегли миллионы людей в страшнейших мясорубках. Во второй мировой войне они по своей активности даже близко не приблизились к тому, что было в ПМВ (кроме немцев и его союзников, конечно же, но они проигравшие агрессоры). Так с какой стати самое крупное и кровавое противостояние в истории мира не является Великим?
Свои шизофреничные антисоветские и русофобские истории про то, что самое кровавое побоище в истории человечества и Российской государственности не является великим будешь рассказывать соседям по койке в псих.больнице, вшивый демагог.
@@nartt2684 ты повторил в первом абзаце всё, что я написал. Только в виде словесного поноса. А во втором додумал за меня, чтобы высраться.
Если уж речь про униформу, то стоило начать со стрелецких полков и 16-17-го веков.
Американцам да и всему миру Россия известна начиная с 1700 годов как Петр Первый вошел в классическое время -тогда и началась мировая история России
@@artetamenta Прав был Задорнов, говоря о них)))
Не было там никакой стандатизированной формы. Это детище 18 века, когда пехота и артиллерия стали править полем битвы
У стрельцов форма стандартизирована не была
@@nicksmit2316 А что он о них говорил?
This is sponsored by Rai-
Me: Skip!
yes
It's an obligatory task to skip.
yup, and please don't sub to me
@@dimitrisergei1637 Did he have the wireless earphone sponsor? I don't remember the product name but that is a very interesting product.
Been thinking on whether to buy one of those.
@@dimitrisergei1637 Yeah... But most ads are annoying tbh.
I love how the modern Russian soldier wearing field uniform and AK just casually running through the Red square.
More important where he is running
@@kirillassasin Discount at the local vodka shop.
@@mr.monhon5179 And each vodka bottle comes with a free tank
Such detailed video
Not bad. But it was necessary to start Streltsy of the 16th century, who already had a strict uniform in different regiments. Then the era of Peter the Great. Under Catherine, the infantry had an interesting uniform. Plus, the second half of the 19th century is not covered, where the form also changed quite a lot.
2:34 That reload was crucial af😭🤷🏾♂️
We need a game with this art.
yes
I think there was a similar looking android game for the war in ukraine
Play Valiant hearts
It looks very similar to Valiant Hearts tho.
Your dreams came true.
Love your videos. Good job on all accounts.
the guy on video is change Uniform every years without getting old
“Often copies of European designs”
Uh Russia is in Europe
Edit: I did NOT expect this to be controversial
@Thats reality folks Im the Camaraman 75% of its population lives in the European part of Russia and when we think of Russia we always think of the European part of it
@Kato Ho Ten Soeng But it is a part of Europe.
@Kato Ho Ten Soeng geographically Russia is in Europe and also culturally.
@Kato Ho Ten Soeng european continent, european people, european language and writing script, christian faith, biblical names, and still not europe?
@@Admin-gm3lc exactly
You show the evolution of russian list:
1)Russian Empire (1721-1917).
2)Russian SFSR (1917-1922).
3)Soviet Union (1922-1991).
4)Russian Federation (1991-present).
And can you please do the evolution russian army uniform:
1)Novgorodian and Kievan Rus'.
2)Grand Principality of Moscow (1283-1547).
and
3)Tsardom of Russia (1547-1721).
And sorry for my bad english.
Edit: second comment:
You play Russian anthem 5:41.
I wantet to see about Strelcy if you are russian то братан я фанатею от стрельцов XD
Hi guy, i am russian and i want to say that idea of making video about Rus' is impossible, because on Rus' there wasn't uniform , each knyazestvo had her own uniform. Привет братьям славянам!
Most armies before the 1600-1700s were conscripted and paid. No official standing national armies.
@@lepr1ko_n946 I am from Croatia славянский братан!
@@Void_Wars Russia had regular Streltsy units since 1500 and organized Druzhina troops since 1300.
Very cool! I liked it.
Man the reloads are smooth
The Afghan war and the Chechen war parts should have the soldiers running with ak-74s. The 47 was phased out.
He said in the 1973 part they were later issued with the AKM.
хоть кто-то тоже обратил внимание
@@MD_Films
Doesnt change the fact he is right. It should have been 74s and not 47/M in the animation at that point
Was looking for this comment
@@MD_Films AKM was replaced by the 74
I love these evolution of uniform videos. Keep them coming! I'm not going to make any requests, I'm sure anything you choose will be more fascinating than what I can think of.
I love how the Soviet Theme of WaW plays in the backround
i love the little bit of blood & iron with the sappers
Wow this might be my favorite Armchair Historian series. Can't wait for you to cover other countries!
When you run so hard you travel 200 years into the future
4:30 the Russian WAW theme lives on!!!
Видишь,Димка? Это их земли, их люди и их кровь!
Довольно мило... конечно, всё не охватить в таком формате, но мило 👍
Hey, could you do the history of the French uniform next? I would really like to see the whole "history of the ___ uniform" series, so next do the French!
yeah, that would be great!
i wish hed do one for american uniforms i want to see how he/his artist or whatever would draw a WW1 doughboy
White flag lol
@AHMAD JIHAD ANAQI BIN SUKRY Moe wooshed Did they fight? Lol
@@yusufziya7198 I can quote quite a few WW2 battles where the french did very well : *Battle of Kouffra* , *Battle of Bir Hakeim* , *Liberation of Paris* , *Operation Dragoon* (liberarion of Marseilles & Toulon), they also greatly helped in the battle of *Monte Cassino* .
What can you learn from those battles ? That while the officers during the battle of France had outdated tactics and were not prepared for a mechanised offensive, the soldiers where recognised as extremely efficient, when the free french force officers learned of the errors of 1940, they quickly became a foe for both the germans and the italians.
*In war, you can have excellent soldiers but a bad officer could still cost you the victory.*
Hope you learned something new
4:36 ah yes the classic Call of Duty World at War soundtrack
*Epic Soviet Theme plays*
Best Cod game. Still play it to this day.
@@roskcity yessir
@@roskcity А как же Black Ops?
“A soldier has not time for smartness during a campaign”
Germans: How about no?
"I need you to run for cover comrade!"
"Do not worry about the comassair comrade! I will take care of him!" - SGT Makarov
I'm sincerely impressed by the evolution of the animation and voice acting of your videos. I've followed your channel pretty much since the very beginning. I find personnaly to be purely the work of a real pro. Props to you and your team. I wish the best to you all.
hes outsourcing
Just at 1:18 I gotta ask: the hell? Percussion backaction musket in 1759??
Wow! The animations get better and better.
This is...perfect!
Loving the use of the call of duty world at war soundtrck
Super interesting episode. Love these uniform videos! Keep on making these please :)
Heyyy it’s u
You guys animated these videos week by week with very smooth animations. It's much better than perfect.
Fantastic video. You are awesome guys. Just one comment: during ww1 the Russian army also wore Adrian M15 helmets. I thing that could be an interesting thing to show
Do more of this type of stuff
Love the evolution of uniforms !
Keep up the good work !
:)
The animation looks great! keep up the good work.
5:00 Most of the AK's that you see chambered in 7.62x39mm are usually AKM's, you can tell if its an AKM by looking at their muzzle in the front and that it has a stamped receiver, plus the one in the video is an AKM and by 1973 they were already starting to transition into the AK74 which was chambered in 5.45x39mm to counter the western 5.56x45mm NATO rounds. 5:13 the soldier should already have an AK74 but in the video, it's clearly an AKM.
Хорошая работа, одобряю!
Russian uniforms always look so damn cool especially the modern uniforms.
Me: cue the music
Intense Soviet anthem starts playing
Stand up comrades!
Funny soviet anthem earrape communism haha comrade LOL not mine ours LMAO xDd
@@rodrin1262 omg ikr mass starvation and ethnic cleansing! 😳
@@Void_Wars it’s just a joke
Attention, we've found the Redditor.
It always helps a lot with my military sketches when Griffin and his team releases one of these videos. Great work!
1:25 Just to nitpick, I think your videos have the tech to distinguish percussion lock to flintlock.
Man the old meme "THIS VIDEO WAS SPONSORED BY RAID SHADOW LEGENDS!"
5:38 *Soviet/Russian anthem intensifies in the background.*
Hi! I love these uniform evolution videos and would love to see more!
Evolution of the Japanese uniforms would be VERY interesting aswell
I’m yearning to see that
Or chinese and turkish
That would be cool. Transition of Samurai armor to modern conscription western uniforms
i was about to say same
Well comrade that's a reality now
Narrator: *speaks English*
Comments: *TIME FOR THE LANGUAGE OF THE HAMMER AND SICKLE*
Bruh the Call Of Duty WAW theme playing in the background really got me for a second, like the nostalgia damn.....
I as a Russian extremely enjoy reading the comment section on these types of things lmao
Yes some people don't even know what their talking about and just thing of "C O M R A D E".
The sad thing is people dont take history serously its just about memes
@@mongolballempire8664 if we do not listen carefully to history we cannot learn from it
@@bigmoniesponge LOL)))
I really love it when he says 'modern Infantry is free from the influence of the hammer and sickle', Soviet anthem kicks in the background. Nice.
Because the Russian anthem is the same as Soviet anthem tune wise, only the lyrics were changed to be more Russian and less Soviet.
@@HaloFTW55 Ok thanks bro
@@HaloFTW55 They had a differnt anthem in the 90s, then Putin came along and changed it to the Soviet one (of course with a modified text to suit the purposes of the Russian Federation).
@Dwarov 1 politics, dude! politics.
а задолго до 16 века у нас были стрельцы все как один в одной форме
Повествование начинается с 1759, это 18 век.
Ну, здесь во всех видео повествование начинается с 17-18 века, так как именно в это время в европейских странах (в том числе и в России) появляется регулярная армия, как следствие - униформа.
Стрельцы появились в 16 веке только
1.Стрельцы носили разную форму в зависимости от полка. Всем известный из "Ивана Васильевича" облик стрельца был при позднем Алексее Михайловиче.
2.Стрельцы не составляли ядра Русского войска, его составляли "служилые люди по отечеству", то есть дворянская поместная конница, пока та организация не была окончательно вытеснена в конце 17 века полками "нового строя"
3.Армия как отдельный институт государства с полностью унифицированным уставом и организацией окончательно сформировалась при Петре, так что все правильно.
@@alexstoyanov6108 великолепно.
Thank you for a good-made and informative video! Saw it with big interest even as a Russian myself!
Amazing video. I literally enjoyed it ! Also the German one was amazing, I was thinking if the next one could be about the British Uniform Evolution. Either way it would be, I love those videos, I am fascinated with the uniforms. Keep up the amazing work !
Some love for Russia, finally
@Towarzysz Wiedźmin polish hussars are everywhere lol
@Towarzysz Wiedźmin At least you are not known for vodka
@Towarzysz Wiedźmin No love for Poles? are you kidding me? They remained an angel nation for the west since the USSR came to be!
@Towarzysz Wiedźmin Well, it seems that you are also known in the west at least for heroically holding you ground against Germany's and USSR's invasion in the 1939 for two weeks and continuing to fight underground throughout the occupation (the last one is really heroic though). And for defeating the evil and barbaric USSR hordes in 1920. And for being the NATO's last outpost (before 2014) in the East, protecting the civilised nations from Russia.
At least such is my impression from what i've seen about Poland in english language historical material in the internet.
@Towarzysz Wiedźmin I mean, not a bad rap, to be honest.
0/10 : i had a raid ad before the raid ad
The fact that when this dude shows the Modern Infantry 2015 you can hear the Russian/Soviet union anthem playing in the backround
That's because Putin reverted to the Soviet melody in 2000 as national anthem after the 1991 Russian anthem that no-one really liked.
"the pickelhaube was originally designed by nicholas I."
kaiseraboos: **sad kaiser noices**
О русский
@@Samsa171 izvidini, ya ne russkiy
@@blinthepannkek6173 no nazvanie tvoego kanala russky
@@Samsa171 now I don't understand what this means... (I speak very little Russian, I am Asian)
@@blinthepannkek6173 He said "But the name of your channel is in Russian".
When he said that officers attire was often accompanied by elaborate gold braiding I imagined like some sort of drag queen looking officer
dont confuse russia with america
i dont know that Raid Shadow Legends are part of Russian Military History.
Not sure about the "as prepared as their European neighbors" part, but nice video
Greetings from Russia! Привет из России!
твой комент 2 на русском который я здесь увидел
@@user-lj1py1hf6l а твой 3
наконец то русские
Small correction for you regarding weapons
While the AKM saw limited service in the Soviet Army after the adoption of the 74, it was practically standard issue for regular frontline troops to have AK-74’s by the late 70’s.
in 1991 a handful of soviet troops acquired the AK-74M, ever since then the Russians have used it as the AFRF’s main rifle, not the AK-12, at least not yet.
In 1995 already was ak-105
@@G4rm4n49 AK 100+ series are different export versions of 74,so they were never used in army
@@burany2268 how they didn't use if Russians using it now on Ukraine?
@@G4rm4n49на Украине сейчас используют много всякого оружия ,к примеру ВСУ используют американские Хаймарс ,хотя это им не очень помогает .
@@user-ed7fw7pm8c Хаймарс-штука мощная,но она делалась под войны типа Афганской 2001-2021 годов.
I just got a youtube ad for Raid then you started talking about raid after the ad!