As a swede who did his military service in a mortar company, this warms my hearth! While the Swedish people is not very interested in defending their country anymore, know that the few of us who still are engaged in the "hemvärnet"/"territorial army" appreciate that the old saying "Sweden will fight to the last finn!" sadly still hold true. "hakkaa päälle"!
+Rikard Stockstad I hear you brother! I was in mortar company back in 1999-2000 in Finland. Lot of memories, some shitty ones too, but I guess after it was so long ago, every memory has a silver lining. ;)
+sofknsad I've understood the saying in the form of "Sweden will only fight for as long as there are Finns to make cannonfodder". Kinda the opposite of what you just said :)
@Hakatus 1500+ tubes of artillery and 120mm mortars. I am sorry, but socks win. We have serious firepower, but not that much. As 81mm mortars will not be counted, its hopeless. If they would, we might have a chance. At least Finland have more 80+mm tubes than intact socks?
So this is what happened!!!!! All I remember is camping in the woods eating my pannukakku with lakkahillo on top and waking up with the worst headache and my ears ringing.
Norman Bennett loved fire planning. Nightmare in the C.P but on the guns it was fantastic. Always busy, humping ammo from platform to platform, and back again lol.
Well ,TOT doctrine calls for having the barrage on target within 3 sec from beginning to end. A single USMC M777 155 mm Howitzer can fire, by itself , three shells at 10000 yrds within 3 sec. on target . Of course we are talking USMC , not the finish army..
I love finnish people and soldiers.I love your camo clothes(looks like german camo platanenmunster in WW2) You have in this period brave soldiers and very fighter. Greetings from France.
I wonder how many Western armies still train for this, 800+ rounds in a heavy strike which is then rolled forward is basically dealing with a Russian Mech. Division breakthrough... As a reservist AT man I definitely appreciate the artillery dealing with this at 10 000m instead of my platoon at 200m (if we're lucky enough to fire that deep in the forest!) - should have been awake for maths and physics at school...
Klaus Supertramp Soz they have Brigades now too... this should impact (hopefully) at least the forward elements of 1+1 battalions so should be close enough on a tactical lvl (if one company is 9 T-72Mxx, plus BMP-2s and MT-LB's for supporting infantry (who would be on the flanks anyway)... Russki Ivan loves heavy spearheads!
Finnish army still trains basically for real war. Only little peacekeeping, and not much downgrading of field army since Cold War. Ofcourse today rapid deploy forces against "green men" , UAVs, cruise missiles, etc... But main thing is that Russia knows, more or less, what we are willing to do. Friendly neighbourhood relations goes as long as both have loaded firearm in the drawer.
@@klaussupertramp384It sounds to me that the proper amount of fire should be at least one round per a bayonet in the fighting elements of a battallion tactical group.
Just imagine Verdun... 1 000 000 shells fell on the french positions in one night... The huge forest was just a moon landscape and they had to fought, every single men died (sacrified) and permit to have the time to send troops. Verdun lasted 300days, 53+ millions of shells in total. 300 000+ mens died. With thoses artillery videos we can more easily imagine the hell ww1 was.
Verdun was a meat grinding that was supposed to weaken the French army and destroy the will of the republic to continuous the fight ,,but did not worked that way, at the end the French prevail.
Not even a joke. If someone's reindeer happens to wander into an artillery firing range and gets pasted the FDF pays the reindeers owner for the loss. I've heard some raindeer owners send their sick and weak reindeer to the firing ranges to get a profit out of them that way.
How many conflicts have the Fins been involved in in modern times? I'm not saying its a good thing to be in conflict but unless you've had a fight lately you're not the best. Sorry.
***** If you compare it to driving in a simulator vs driving on the road in a city. You're only going to be a good driver if you've actually driven on the roads. Training is good but if you're army hasn't done its job in a war zone then its just not the same. The less war we all have will be better though
raimesey Some training can be taken very far. One heroic figure from the Winter War was Simo Häyhä. He had hunted and shot with his rifle a lot before the war and that training didn't go to waste. He ends up killing over 500 russians with his rifle setting a world record. Now to think of artillery. All they would ever need to do in a real situation is exactly what they have been trained for. But you had a good point with real experience. It's very valuable for many military roles.
***** Historians say that it's between 505 and 542 kills with the rifle and "another couple hundred kills" with his smg. (Dont know the exact smg statistics so won't start speculating)
***** Finland has the largest and best artillery in Europe. "How many conflicts have the Fins been involved in in modern times? I'm not saying its a good thing to be in conflict but unless you've had a fight lately you're not the best" welp... to me it looks like they are training in this video soo...
Some things I know and am allowed to say; -We have enough heavy artillery to line up the whole border w/ Russia and then there is light artillery, mortars and light/heavy rocket launchers (Like Katyuashas but waaaay better in every aspect) -We use several types of munitions for different means, for example, they can be timed to explode above you so your cover becomes useless, or underground after impact, demolishing your bunkers base structure and sinking it into ground, and ofc, there are the AP-High explosive shells designed to counter heavy tanks, just to name a few ;P - You will never know what FDF actually has/is cabaple of unless you have a security clearence. 75% of our conscripts know what they need to, everyone else not even that.
During the Soviet assault 1944, all the guns and cannons up to 230 mm calibre, cenralized their fire on the breaking point with a devastating success.The mistake of Govorov was an attempt to make a breakthrough according to the books, but, instead of front line barrage, the Finns made pinpoint arty fire. Meanwhile, in the woods, soviet heavy tanks were destroyed one by one by bazookas, by AT guns and so it went
Just say 12 artillery battalions, one target, impact of 250 guns, all shells in one second on target. One minute before Red Army's strategic offensive in the North. It was devastating. The ONLY RED ARMY strategic offensive was halted. Then Russians though hmm, maybe Berlin is more important than Helsinki, we just gained land about enough to bury our dead...
One reason for that success was that signals intelligence had broken enemy messages and knew in advance the staging areas and the time for the attack in Tali-Ihantala. Artillery was able to be concentrated exactly where it was needed and exactly when it was needed on mass. The airforce also threw all its bombing formations in to add to the carnage. The enemy assault against the VKT-line was successfully neutralized there already in the staging area, as the barrage separated enemy infantry from the tanks as they could not follow them under fire. There were reports of the artillery fire being so intensive as to grind down even tanks.
Russians love artillery, but as they are Russians they botch in target identification, rapidy of fire, accuracy and concentration of fire. Finnish took the Russian love, and perfected it.
800 kranaattia? ihan sama kuka vihollinen siellä olisi, siellä kyllä moukaroitiin asemat kunnolla:) olisi muka tietää, millä tykeillä ammuttiin? 122 vai 155?
122 h 63, 130 k 54, 155 k 98 ja 122 Psh 74. Taisi olla mukana myös krh osia, jos oikein muistan raketinheittimet ja amos oli ainoat suomalaisen tykistön ja krh:n osat jotka eivät ampuneet tuossa ammunnassa (omissa ammunnoissa), itse ammutimme amosta toisaalla ja pelästyttiin niin perkeleesti raketinheittimiä, jotka ampuivat melko läheltä, samaan aikaan kun itse mittasimme maalia.
***** missä korsuissa? yhtä tuhoisaa se on maajoukkoja vastaan jotka liikkuvat tai ryhmittyvät.. kyllähän nyt herranjumala liikkuvia joukkoja yhtälailla ammutaan, samoin nykyää voidaan ampua myös panssareita, tykistölle tuli hakeutuvia pst-kranaatteja, jotka hakeutuu tykkitornin katosta( heikoin kohta tornissa ) läpi..
Finnish Artillery has so much ammo that our Rovajärvi "loppuamunnat", "end firings" are quite an show. Its much, much cheaper to fire the ammo, than handle overdue ammo as hazardious waste. Many gun crews just shove ammo to breach of gun as fast they can. Finns do not care of gun barrel erosion. We have much more guns we actually need.
The forward observers of the finnish artillery were the favorite targets for soviet army snipers and direct-fire guns in WW2. Therefore the average lifetime of a forward observer on the front was not very long. Luckily I did not know this when I applied for the forward observer line of artillery NCO school during my military service. My current placement in the reserve is somewhere else. So I might live for a few days longer :)
My father was an artillery spotter during the Continuation War. When asked why he never spoke about the war he said that "It's not a lot of fun remembering your best buddies heads roll into a ditch". He volunteered at the age of 17 and ended up as a Senior Lieutenant.
*Finnish soldier to a captured russian* "Смотри! Там ваши товарищи! (Smotri! Tam vashi tovarishchi!) TULTA!!!" (Look! There are your comrades! FIRE!!!) *rip*
+Courtney Carrier Do some research which country in WW2 was fastest in concentrating 7 cannons accurate fire in target.You may get suprised if you find answer.
Courtney Carrier a regular fdf artillery man can aim and destroy from 5km away at a target sized of 10x10meters. And no kidding on this one, they train on targets that size.
"I do not own the rights to this video , I have uploaded it with the fair use copyright act." no you haven't. fair use also states that you have to add your own materials, whether it be commentary, edits, creative commentations, debate etc. what you've done is simply take a full vid or part of it and reupload it. you have added *nothing* to it. that is still in violation to the copyright laws.
Not necessarily. Fair use can also count if he took this from another site and re-upload ex it for the purpose of education/research. As long as hes not profiting from it that can fall under fair use.
120mm heavy mortars, 130mm artillery guns and 155mm gun-howizers. To top that one would pretty much need something like a naval gun. For closer perspective, here is what effect on target with those 130mm guns looks like: th-cam.com/video/IUvcdKGD-FM/w-d-xo.html
Depending on sources, all combined Finland fields over 1,500 pieces of artillery, SPG, MLRS and 120mm mortars. A very considerable indirect firepower, possibly no 1 in W Europe.
We have 8 times as much artillery as United Kingdom, 1/2 of tanks they have, roughly 1/3 fighters they have and 2 times as many men in wartime army, but additional 500 000 trained men in reserve. Our nation has more territory than "great" Britain but less people than in city of London. We propably have one of largest army to citizens ratio in the world.
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As a swede who did his military service in a mortar company, this warms my hearth! While the Swedish people is not very interested in defending their country anymore, know that the few of us who still are engaged in the "hemvärnet"/"territorial army" appreciate that the old saying "Sweden will fight to the last finn!" sadly still hold true. "hakkaa päälle"!
Rikard Stockstad Thats the spirit ^^
Rikard Stockstad
> "Sweden will fight to the last finn!"
We will come and free your country when you call us.
+Rikard Stockstad If the shit ever hits the fan, your volunteers are still highly welcome and respected.
+Rikard Stockstad I hear you brother! I was in mortar company back in 1999-2000 in Finland. Lot of memories, some shitty ones too, but I guess after it was so long ago, every memory has a silver lining. ;)
+sofknsad I've understood the saying in the form of "Sweden will only fight for as long as there are Finns to make cannonfodder". Kinda the opposite of what you just said :)
When a russian berrypicker accidentally crossed the border.
Shhh . . .. Don't they have enough berries in Siberia
@@valpnos8338 It's right between hole 8 and hole 9 in Tornio golf course
Finnish military has more artillery than clean socks
+Hakatus Tell me about it! :)
I have lot of eriparisukkia in closet.
@Hakatus 1500+ tubes of artillery and 120mm mortars. I am sorry, but socks win.
We have serious firepower, but not that much.
As 81mm mortars will not be counted, its hopeless. If they would, we might have a chance.
At least Finland have more 80+mm tubes than intact socks?
@@kimmoj2570 He said CLEAN socks 😜
@@Hairysteed Very good point. Maybe artillery tubes win this competition.
So this is what happened!!!!! All I remember is camping in the woods eating my pannukakku with lakkahillo on top and waking up with the worst headache and my ears ringing.
Yep, thousands of manhours took to deliver those artillery to the target
As a Retired Artilleryman who participated in a few TOT missions, I really appreciate this!
Norman Bennett loved fire planning. Nightmare in the C.P but on the guns it was fantastic. Always busy, humping ammo from platform to platform, and back again lol.
Well ,TOT doctrine calls for having the barrage on target within 3 sec from beginning to end. A single USMC M777 155 mm Howitzer can fire, by itself , three shells at 10000 yrds within 3 sec. on target . Of course we are talking USMC , not the finish army..
Yeah, M777 is 5 shots per minute at best.
I see the finnish army still have the tradition of superior artillery going.
yes going back to General Vilho Petter Nenonen and before.
How about after too?
BlackCats
asd asd most accurate artillery of any war ever fought
We buy stones what we throw. But than god, we are strong.
I love finnish people and soldiers.I love your camo clothes(looks like german camo platanenmunster in WW2) You have in this period brave soldiers and very fighter.
Greetings from France.
Thanks dude! French Army is very well equipped and trained too :)
Vincent Caix Better dig up those Leclercs from the storage, mon ami.
Im so sorry but every time i think of the french army the first thing that comes to mind was the surrender of france in ww2
second thing napoleon
Thx
@@someguyfromfinland4239 Lueppa miten ranskalaiset taisteli ekassa maailmansodassa. Esim. Verdunin taistelu.
I wonder how many Western armies still train for this, 800+ rounds in a heavy strike which is then rolled forward is basically dealing with a Russian Mech. Division breakthrough... As a reservist AT man I definitely appreciate the artillery dealing with this at 10 000m instead of my platoon at 200m (if we're lucky enough to fire that deep in the forest!) - should have been awake for maths and physics at school...
Klaus Supertramp
Soz they have Brigades now too... this should impact (hopefully) at least the forward elements of 1+1 battalions so should be close enough on a tactical lvl (if one company is 9 T-72Mxx, plus BMP-2s and MT-LB's for supporting infantry (who would be on the flanks anyway)... Russki Ivan loves heavy spearheads!
There ain't many countries with 1300km land border with Russian.
Finnish army still trains basically for real war. Only little peacekeeping, and not much downgrading of field army since Cold War. Ofcourse today rapid deploy forces against "green men" , UAVs, cruise missiles, etc... But main thing is that Russia knows, more or less, what we are willing to do. Friendly neighbourhood relations goes as long as both have loaded firearm in the drawer.
Kimmo J. Fact. When it comes to russia, they say one thing and do another. Words and treaties mean absolutely nothing.
@@klaussupertramp384It sounds to me that the proper amount of fire should be at least one round per a bayonet in the fighting elements of a battallion tactical group.
Just imagine Verdun... 1 000 000 shells fell on the french positions in one night... The huge forest was just a moon landscape and they had to fought, every single men died (sacrified) and permit to have the time to send troops. Verdun lasted 300days, 53+ millions of shells in total. 300 000+ mens died. With thoses artillery videos we can more easily imagine the hell ww1 was.
Verdun was a meat grinding that was supposed to weaken the French army and destroy the will of the republic to continuous the fight ,,but did not worked that way, at the end the French prevail.
I only counted 799 rounds.
Typical propaganda
Yes, because I took the last round with your mom. ;)
2:57 the armored vehicle pretty much going "I don't know what the hell I'm doing on this spot."
Nyet Molotov! Nyet Molotov! Nyet Molotov! Nyet Lavrov! 🇫🇮❤️🇺🇦
Those trees must of pissed off the Finnish army really badly.
They don't use chainsaws, they use artillery.
Rumour says that there was a moose in that forest, it's not anymore there.
Juststay still It's not the trees - that was reindeer hunting on that video :P Killed, chopped and grilled with just one shot :)
Not even a joke. If someone's reindeer happens to wander into an artillery firing range and gets pasted the FDF pays the reindeers owner for the loss. I've heard some raindeer owners send their sick and weak reindeer to the firing ranges to get a profit out of them that way.
They were drunk and they think they saw a Soviet soldier from 1940s in the woods
Finnish artillery is the best.
How many conflicts have the Fins been involved in in modern times? I'm not saying its a good thing to be in conflict but unless you've had a fight lately you're not the best. Sorry.
***** If you compare it to driving in a simulator vs driving on the road in a city. You're only going to be a good driver if you've actually driven on the roads. Training is good but if you're army hasn't done its job in a war zone then its just not the same. The less war we all have will be better though
raimesey Some training can be taken very far.
One heroic figure from the Winter War was Simo Häyhä. He had hunted and shot with his rifle a lot before the war and that training didn't go to waste. He ends up killing over 500 russians with his rifle setting a world record.
Now to think of artillery. All they would ever need to do in a real situation is exactly what they have been trained for.
But you had a good point with real experience. It's very valuable for many military roles.
***** Historians say that it's between 505 and 542 kills with the rifle and "another couple hundred kills" with his smg. (Dont know the exact smg statistics so won't start speculating)
***** Finland has the largest and best artillery in Europe. "How many conflicts have the Fins been involved in in modern times? I'm not saying its a good thing to be in conflict but unless you've had a fight lately you're not the best" welp... to me it looks like they are training in this video soo...
Some things I know and am allowed to say;
-We have enough heavy artillery to line up the whole border w/ Russia and then there is light artillery, mortars and light/heavy rocket launchers (Like Katyuashas but waaaay better in every aspect)
-We use several types of munitions for different means, for example, they can be timed to explode above you so your cover becomes useless, or underground after impact, demolishing your bunkers base structure and sinking it into ground, and ofc, there are the AP-High explosive shells designed to counter heavy tanks, just to name a few ;P
- You will never know what FDF actually has/is cabaple of unless you have a security clearence. 75% of our conscripts know what they need to, everyone else not even that.
That is how it should be. Would be kind of self defeating to let everyone know your gear and tactics =)
Finnish army has some pretty cool looking camo pattern. Would be interested to see what their winter camos are like
The Red Viper Our winter camo www.abload.de/img/img_9007ytqbq.jpg
Model T-5/5 That's a real slick looking winter camo. I like that waterproof material the uniform is made from.
+The Red Viper Not waterproof. Trust me on this.
google it! same pattern but grey on white instead of green and brown. 😉
Mosku94fin Naahhh... If that was the case, I could've worn them underneath the rain gear.
During the Soviet assault 1944, all the guns and cannons up to 230 mm calibre, cenralized their fire on the breaking point with a devastating success.The mistake of Govorov was an attempt to make a breakthrough according to the books, but, instead of front line barrage, the Finns made pinpoint arty fire. Meanwhile, in the woods, soviet heavy tanks were destroyed one by one by bazookas, by AT guns and so it went
Just say 12 artillery battalions, one target, impact of 250 guns, all shells in one second on target. One minute before Red Army's strategic offensive in the North. It was devastating. The ONLY RED ARMY strategic offensive was halted. Then Russians though hmm, maybe Berlin is more important than Helsinki, we just gained land about enough to bury our dead...
Pertti Dahlström a shame the rest of the world abandoned Finland to its fate.
One reason for that success was that signals intelligence had broken enemy messages and knew in advance the staging areas and the time for the attack in Tali-Ihantala. Artillery was able to be concentrated exactly where it was needed and exactly when it was needed on mass. The airforce also threw all its bombing formations in to add to the carnage. The enemy assault against the VKT-line was successfully neutralized there already in the staging area, as the barrage separated enemy infantry from the tanks as they could not follow them under fire. There were reports of the artillery fire being so intensive as to grind down even tanks.
Russians love artillery, but as they are Russians they botch in target identification, rapidy of fire, accuracy and concentration of fire. Finnish took the Russian love, and perfected it.
Would not want to be where those rounds are going off. Very concentrated fire power. Looks very effective. Outstanding.
Boy, Finns do love their artillery :D
It's hard not to when this one is fired on independence day:
th-cam.com/video/PbmBgsD45BQ/w-d-xo.html
Sweden got your back, i would sign up to defend finland anyday!
But the truth is, that if anyone needs help, its gonna be you, sven.
@@pohjantuulet247 are you sure about that?
@@bisken6993Positive.
Finland has over 1000 artys whereas sweden has 24, dont even thing
Professional performance from the finnish unprofessional soldiers! Long live Finland, where every man defences his land professionally.
The units are not career soldiers but conscripts and/or reservists, but this does not make them unprofessional.
@@paanikki Non-professional would be a better word
Boy, Finns do love their artillery after Tali and Ihantala
*Tali-ihantala
@@kessu1863 Tali and Ihantala were separate villages.
how much elk stew do 800 artillery rounds make ?
None. There's nothing left after that.
800 kranaattia? ihan sama kuka vihollinen siellä olisi, siellä kyllä moukaroitiin asemat kunnolla:) olisi muka tietää, millä tykeillä ammuttiin? 122 vai 155?
122 h 63, 130 k 54, 155 k 98 ja 122 Psh 74. Taisi olla mukana myös krh osia, jos oikein muistan raketinheittimet ja amos oli ainoat suomalaisen tykistön ja krh:n osat jotka eivät ampuneet tuossa ammunnassa (omissa ammunnoissa), itse ammutimme amosta toisaalla ja pelästyttiin niin perkeleesti raketinheittimiä, jotka ampuivat melko läheltä, samaan aikaan kun itse mittasimme maalia.
***** missä korsuissa? yhtä tuhoisaa se on maajoukkoja vastaan jotka liikkuvat tai ryhmittyvät.. kyllähän nyt herranjumala liikkuvia joukkoja yhtälailla ammutaan, samoin nykyää voidaan ampua myös panssareita, tykistölle tuli hakeutuvia pst-kranaatteja, jotka hakeutuu tykkitornin katosta( heikoin kohta tornissa ) läpi..
Juppe hyvis
ampuiko MRLS myös?
MrLapasorsa rakh ei ollut mukana kyseisessä ammunnassa. Olivat omassa näytösammunnassa.
Finnish armed forces epitomize the saying " It's not the quantity but the quality.'"
Bombproof blue tape. In case a few rounds miss the target.
It´s our secret weapon, we can wrap it around our soldiers and send them straight in to a danger close artillery barrage!
@@soldierorsomething Congratulations, you comment aged like a wine.
@@taekatanahu635what happened?
Best wishes from the UK.
Sergeant, take your squad and sweep for venison.
Remember lads, stay within the blue tape where it's safe!
Russia doesn’t want any of that smoke!!
Finland is a nation of bad ass great warriors
It is, was, and it will be from the East.
From the movie ZULU. Officers allways stand tall and watch
young men die...
Jäkärit on tymiä. Terveisin tykimies. Noin luki Parolannummen sodessa 1995.
33 little green men didn't like this...34 if you count Putin!
The enemies are Finnished!
I hope we finns will find a new way to use the Saab Gripen NG E/F :)
I'd like to know a bit more about the munitions being used. There seem to be a lot of cluster rounds?
Onko siellä Papa Echo Hotel? ja Kilo Alpha Uniform? näyttäsvähän siltä
Finnish Artillery has so much ammo that our Rovajärvi "loppuamunnat", "end firings" are quite an show. Its much, much cheaper to fire the ammo, than handle overdue ammo as hazardious waste. Many gun crews just shove ammo to breach of gun as fast they can. Finns do not care of gun barrel erosion. We have much more guns we actually need.
Rounds complete?
what are those APCs at the bottom of the hill?
+sharki9876 They look like BMP-2s.
+Vault Boy +CV9030 FIN.
Nope, that's a BMP-2, you can easily tell it apart from the CV9030
IFV at left side is BMP-2, at right there is CV9030
Pertsa hmm, I didn't know that the Fins used russian hardware
Does the blue tape protect them somehow? :)
If you know about militaries, yes 😂
Wait until you need to deal with red tape. ;-)
We also had to stand like 1,5 km's away, very hard to see anything awesome :)
*Finnish national anthem plays in the backround*
Thats how finns nocking doors to the hell! :D
welcome to finland
Last ditch effort to kill slenderman
Fight is some where else. For now. But we all know who the enemies are. They remain the same.
The forward observers of the finnish artillery were the favorite targets for soviet army snipers and direct-fire guns in WW2. Therefore the average lifetime of a forward observer on the front was not very long.
Luckily I did not know this when I applied for the forward observer line of artillery NCO school during my military service.
My current placement in the reserve is somewhere else. So I might live for a few days longer :)
When used to full effect, ours is not the safest occupation around, that's for sure!
My father was an artillery spotter during the Continuation War. When asked why he never spoke about the war he said that "It's not a lot of fun remembering your best buddies heads roll into a ditch". He volunteered at the age of 17 and ended up as a Senior Lieutenant.
Kiva että pääsivät bemarillakin vähän lätkyttelemään.
wow what a sound !!!!!!!!!!! damnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn
popcorn
No, just a soft ground for the safety reasons..
this should hold the russians for little
That blue tape is safety tape and nothing can penetrate that
the blue tape is stronger than USA or Russian Military
155's?
*Finnish soldier to a captured russian*
"Смотри! Там ваши товарищи! (Smotri! Tam vashi tovarishchi!) TULTA!!!" (Look! There are your comrades! FIRE!!!)
*rip*
That ought to be a nice parking lot by now.
Would have been better if a few of Russias little green men wondered into the impact area!!
I call this Tali-Ihantala concentration tactic :D
It was Finnish before it even began
The Sound of Freedom!
REDLEG!!
Why were they so angry with the trees?
Gotta have enough fire wood for the winter, you know ^^
I'm guessing the Finns still hold a grudge against the Russian bear. Marshal Mannerheim would be proud of this little lot.
+stnicholas54 not so much a grudge as being realistic ;)
+stnicholas54 Well you know what they say. "If you want peace, prepare for war."
I think we have best artillery on the world!!!!!!
And he huffed and he puffed....
Loppuu se juoksu metsissä :)
nice ......
Popcorn!
I hope that wasn't intended to be a "time on target" fire mission. If it was, well, some more training is in order.
+Courtney Carrier There are different fire missions in the video. 1:30 for example are mortars.
+Courtney Carrier Do some research which country in WW2 was fastest in concentrating 7 cannons accurate fire in target.You may get suprised if you find answer.
Courtney Carrier a regular fdf artillery man can aim and destroy from 5km away at a target sized of 10x10meters. And no kidding on this one, they train on targets that size.
Of course not. Wouldn't that require 800 cannons? Not even US can do that.
Why does every training area in NATO look the exact same?
Picaso Block Because its standardized, so one country can work with another country and they mesh together seamlessly.
That's not what I meant you dumb ass civilian.
Picaso Block Finland is not in NATO
Picaso Block Whoa there douch nozzle, I'm no more of a civilian than your 1SG is. And if you ask a dumb question you get a dumb answer ass clown.
Picaso Block I don't need TV, I have facebook, and youtube comments. Theres a new episode every 5 minutes.
you can thank Napoleon for that
When you take border patrol seriously.
"I do not own the rights to this video , I have uploaded it with the fair use copyright act."
no you haven't. fair use also states that you have to add your own materials, whether it be commentary, edits, creative commentations, debate etc.
what you've done is simply take a full vid or part of it and reupload it. you have added *nothing* to it. that is still in violation to the copyright laws.
Not necessarily. Fair use can also count if he took this from another site and re-upload ex it for the purpose of education/research. As long as hes not profiting from it that can fall under fair use.
Komiaa!
This art fire is only of Grad ( BM-21 )
You think you walk to Finland? No you don't.
Finnish artillery is fucking brutal
I was once there 😊 its impressive
No maalialueen kuvat 👍
3:36 starts new sound, what is that?
Small arms fire. Machine gun.
se on viimesilaus
Osutaanko ?
Tuollaisen jälkeen ei kyllä possujunista olisi paljoa jäljellä.
Can't fuck with Finland
What are they using, bottle rockets and firecrackers? Those are cute, do they come in men's sizes, too?
120mm heavy mortars, 130mm artillery guns and 155mm gun-howizers. To top that one would pretty much need something like a naval gun. For closer perspective, here is what effect on target with those 130mm guns looks like:
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is this the whole finish army in this clip?
Depending on sources, all combined Finland fields over 1,500 pieces of artillery, SPG, MLRS and 120mm mortars. A very considerable indirect firepower, possibly no 1 in W Europe.
We have 8 times as much artillery as United Kingdom, 1/2 of tanks they have, roughly 1/3 fighters they have and 2 times as many men in wartime army, but additional 500 000 trained men in reserve.
Our nation has more territory than "great" Britain but less people than in city of London.
We propably have one of largest army to citizens ratio in the world.
ajk also add the artillery taken out of service, which we could use when in need. ~5k pieces of artillery
@@TheRomanRuler there is 900 000 trained man in finland little bit over if i remember correct
It was way way more dangerous at the Howitzer, than standing a mile or two, from the impacts.
Didn't seem to be a very effective barrage - the trees still have you completely surrounded.
i'm sure the trees will stay but you won't :D we just don't want to harm the environment you know...
your mother wasnt very effective
That steel rain keeps the puny Russians away
The trees speak Finnish, just like the snow
cos of our leftist government we are needed to protect the trees more XD
Ettei vaan Uuno Turhautunut Puro ole johtamassa tulta. Viittasin tässä eräseen lasten elokuvaan nimeltä Uuno armeijassa.
"onneks" takimmainen kaveri laitto videon nettiin
Rip animals
Same in english, who the fuckin junior officer clowns makin' themselves so grand? Best regards Ilkka A. 1st Lt artillery.
They got finished
Terminated.
Näitkö sinä tummaihoista isänmaanpuolustajaa ? En nähnyt minäkään.
+lintu25 Kyllä sinne inttiin menee tummempi ihoisia suomalaisia myös, olemme vaan sen verran harvassa. Ite menossa nyt heinäkuussa :).
+lintu25 Kas kummaa, syyskaudella 2000 meitsi näki montakin.
Kainuun Prikaatissa.
+split5snip3 kun mulle puhut aloitat, herra.
+lintu25 :D säälittävä oot
+split5snip3 puhuttele herrana, kuten merkit hihassa osoittaa.
pyh
Груз 200 Perkele!!!!!!
No selfie 🤣🤣🤣
Congrats guys, you just spent the GDP of Finland in artillery shells.
How mch artillary shells did we buy when our GDp is 256,8 billion USD
800 will just aggravate the Russians better use 8000.
you fat fucktard, Finland has the second best economy in the world
Anthony Head Wtf?
Anthony Head 10 out of the last 11 quarters show negative growth for Finland's GDP.