Royal Marine Reacts To German KSK Hell Week
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Problem with German forces is that politically they don't have a lot of support from the German government. In Afghanistan, Norwegian special forces on several occations had to step in and take over missions, because politically Germany struggles with it's nazi past and it's politicians don't really want to get their soldiers into combat. Germany's soldiers are restrained that way. Very good soldiers, but held back by history.
You are point on with your description but the winds are definitly changing in the aftermath of the war in eastern europe. Its a little scary feeling the mindset shift after growing up in a very pacifist society my whole life. Lets hope peace eventually prevails
Why do ya think it is so?
Coz the german "Bundeswehr ist not a regular Army.It's just a bunch of mercenaries.If you don't believe it google it.
They are not protectet by the geneva conventions.
That's our not little Problem
The Germans never called the 20 Years in Afghanistan a "War", it was always just a "Peace- or Stabilization Mission" in the politicians' Mouths, which is why there were no Leopard Battle Tanks. With the war in Ukraine, the View and Respect of the Military by political Eyes is slowly changing.
For many, Germany is a US colony and we are still occupied. Why should we risk our lives for foreign interests?
The moment you catch yourself reading the subtitle all along when you as a german can just understand what is said... 🤣
So True
Fühl ich
Yep :)
war bei mir nich anders
Real
The thing is, that wasnt even the training, that was the selection process for new trainees.
the proper training will be over the following 2 years.
True, a former KSK-member wrote a book about his experience. It is called "Unter dem Schwert". Hellweek was the easy part of becoming a KSK-member.
He didn't say that its the hardest training in the world but the hardest you can do in a democracy.
Yup, the concept that was failing from its inception.
and this for a reason there had to tone it down after the first few times before being disbanded because internal problems
@@docdat3468 KSK is not disbandet just one group of 3
@@SissivanskaBig talk from someone who claims to have served in a democracy's SF xD
@sebastianb.3978 do you mean me? If so, I gave my oath and service to a Republic. That's not democracy, but don't worry as most of my kinsmen don't know it either. And the country is these days ruined by Social Democracy anyway (BUT I gave NO oath to these cousins of the National Socialist either!).
German veteran here! Well, it's an old documentary from the early days of the selection course...and the film team was allowed to show about 10% of the whole process...😅
But nevertheless it's interesting to hear how comrades from other nations think about it.
Danke für ihren Dienst!
Horrido 🫡
Danke für ihren Dienst 🫡
danke für ihren dienst
Genau Kamerad , das kommt noch dazu ;-P
one thing to keep in mind, ksk is a tier 1 unit. so not like green berets or seals except from team 6/ devrgu. ksk is on the level of SAS, Delta force, devrgu..
wish we would get KSK more in games.
@@TheMetallicDrKSK is little known about compared to devgru. Most games in that category come from the US, and they kinda like to blow their own horns too.
😂😂😂 ich weiß das KSK eher über den anderen Einheiten steht weil in den Nachrichten hört man nix vom KSK sondern eher Ranger Deltas usw usf ...😉😉
@@avrracer4175 ranger is t kein tier 1, und über delta hört man eigentlich auch nichts.
@@amoredfist das die Ranger keine Tiere sind sollte man doch erwarten...😅
The hell week isnt the trainig, its the test to get in the KSK
I think the funniest part is, they didn't say it's the hardest training in the world, they said it the hardest they could legally make it. xD
"See, we would train them harder... but we're constitutionally not allowed to." :D
@@thedragon133 Those pesky human rights ruined my beautiful training plan!
@@christophseidl3341 How do you prepare them for what the enemy will do to them if WE are not allowed to do WORSE to them? D:
Guys, it's not the training the training comes after if you make it. This is just a part of the test for the applicants
@@nosferatuferatu5241 true, I forgot about that. That somehow makes it better xD
I have watched another vid about an US-Marine reacting to KSK Hell Week. He said the most astonishing thing was, that everbody was kinda quiet. No shouting at the trainees, no motivational Drill Sergants standing by just the KSK Instructors walking aside the trainees and giving them bold instructions. Its a psychological and physiological challenge cause you never know when its over until its over. Also the german forces especially the special forces are held back by political idiocy cause of the fear of Germanys historical role since WW2...
It is not a German army philosophy to shout at recruits unnecessarily.
In the US, tey go for extrinsic motivation - the drill sergeant/instructor shouting abuse like there is no tomorrow. In Germany, they want people who are motivated instrinsically. If you need somebody to scream at you, you don't have the right stuff.
Well, Ronny's gaze has broken trainees for years.
There is no need for unnecessary shouting within the Bundeswehr; it simply is not our way of doing things.
we forbid screaming at soldiers for longer than the US MC exists
Well the dislike of the KSK specifically had to do with the swuad leads who hoarded amunition with one planning to pretend to be a syrian refugee and commit terror attacks to start a european "race war". Historically they obviously are more conscious about their behaviour but there also has been a real problem of anti-democratic people joining special forces.
I liked that implied “nobody likes a smartass, son” at the end with that guy telling him he’s got a big mouth. 😂
the moment the general said du to him, it was likely he knew he was in
Not quite. That was always the way General Ammon talked to "his" people. From 2003 to 2005, he was commander of Panzergrenadierbrigade 30, where I had the honour of serving under his command. He was one of the most human superiors I have ever experienced. Even back then, he addressed everyone as "Du" in personal conversations. But he had a unique and natural authority that no one would ever have questioned. That was definitely the best time in my military career. All the best, General! 🫡
German Captain Price isnt real, he cant hurt you
German Captain Price: 11:48
Hahahaha
Actually this guy is/was the Commander of the entire KSK. He is a Brigadier General
@@dreamdancer8212 i know actually.
Just thought it was funny
Captain Preis
I was in the federal armed forces (german army), i saw active KSK soldiers. It is crazy how fit they are, In the middle of summer I saw someone running around with 25-30 kg of equipment for training, he was faster than me without luggage and equipment, I wasn't unathletic at the time. After the procedure, there are still 3 years of training, which continues with these training courses.
I know what you mean I was Fernspäher (Special reconnaissance) and we trained a lot with these guys
Und bei der Bundeswehr haben Sie Ihre Muttersprache verlernt?
@@spackretired nein, aber ist ein englischer Kanal, deshalb schrieb ich Englisch. Der Englisch Lehrgang der BW ist super
@@spackretired Und Sie haben Haltung und Respekt verlernt?
@@user-pu8dj6dx1jwarum soll er jetzt grüßen was du eh nicht siehst?? 😂😂😂 Mein Gott genau du bist der Grund warum viele nicht zum Bund wollen! Weil du etwas einforderst was du selbst nicht liefern kannst!
Thats not a Training. Its a test if you are allowed to start the Training to probablly get be a KSK. You must know, these is the Elite of the Elite-units. There are, Fallschirmjäger, Gebirgsjäger , Kampfschwimmer etc. We have marine-soldaten as well.
"We have marine-soldaten as well" Danke, Gruß von einem Marine-Infantrie Veteran. 🙂
@@byker8507oh oh, das werden die Heereskameraden nicht gerne hören, die sind sich sicher dass das Seebataillon keine Infanterie ist.
I was with the german airborne infantry from 2000 - 2010 and volunteered for the KSK selection course in 2006. I remember my paratrooper comrades joking "if you don´t pass the test, you are weak. If you pass the test, the KSK is weak". Well, guess what... i was weak ;)
The old training in the KSK was basically a mix of what Germany learned from the SAS (with which they trained a lot in the beginning) and the advanced infantry training of the Bundeswehr the so called Jagdkampf (Defence in depth) and Einzelkämpferlehrgang (the old "German commando course) which was the requirement for Fallschirmjäger (Paratroopers), Gebirgsjäger (Mountaineers) Jäger (similar skill set as Rangers) and Panzergrenadier (Armoured Infantry units) units and added lessons from the Fernspäher (Long Range Recon) and Kampfschwimmer (German Commando Frogmen) units. All those types of experience went into the qualification and later KSK training course.
That was 1996 and 90% of the first KSK soldiers came from above mentioned units.
Meanwhile the Bundeswehr changed a lot of that and the KSK is a bit more specialized inside while the old units are now running under the name "EGB Forces (Specialized Army Forces with Expanded Capabilities)"
The "Defence in Depth" and "German Commando Course I (and II)" are still necessary for NCO and officer ranks and most of the infantry units - and Air Force and Army pilots.
was erzählst du da lol???
Stoppelhopser MUSSTEN Einzelkämpfer Lehrgang machen??? (der NUR für angehende Offiziere/Feldwebel gedacht ist)
Das ist Quark! Ein Freund von mir war in den 90ern LKW Fahrer und Z8 oder 12 und der hatte "Dienstgrad" aber er war nie aufn Einzelkämpferlehrgang! Das WÜSSTE Ich, weil er IMMER von so n Mist geträumt hatte als kid!
Gerade mehr auf TH-cam gelernt, als in der Schule xd
@@BlackMilan1004und das in der Kommentarsektion.
German KSK is not only the Special Force it is the Elite of the German Special Forces Units. Means they are the round about 200 best Soldiers of the Entire german Military, the best from the best . these guys helps German people when shit gets Really really real and when other military Units call the Situation too Dangerous then these guys are the Precision weapon to Rescue Germans or to do these Jobs that No one Speaks open and no one needs to know they exist. No one not even their wifes will be telled what they are doing or where they are on mission their Missions are Top Secret and talking about is Forbidden for them forever. and when these guys are coming for you you are really in Trouble.
Are those different guys than the Nazis that hid tons of ammo in their garden? Those with the super racist chat groups? Or have we not looked into their chats yet 😂
@@klausjurgen2696 naja pauschal alle verurteilen weil einige mist machen ist immer sehr sehr einfach und zeugt von einem eher schwachen weltbild
@@klausjurgen2696 And since we as adults (I hope you are one of them) know that there are and will always be such and such, you probably just forgot to mention that not all current or former members of the KSK have ammunition buried in their garden , and not everyone appeared in such chat groups.
The generalizing formulation is certainly just an oversight, right? Basic rights apply to soldiers, even if it is difficult for some. Especially when you rightly demand these rights yourself. And by the way, but this seems important to me, if I should be accused of sympathizing with brown rubbish, the comment,
that my two siblings certainly would not have experienced May 8, 1945 (brother with Down syndrome, sister Jewish).
@@klausjurgen2696 you can spare this out. such generalized comments are...
@@klausjurgen2696You mean the blokes that got their unit disbanded and the newly structured KSK put directly under the supervision of Army leadership, yeah they properly covered that up...
I myself am German and come from a family with a long tradition of military service going back to the Franco-Prussian War. My uncles used to tell me that when they did their mandatory military service, they would still on occasion be hit by superiors in basic or woken up by the loud bang of a metal trash can thrown into the barrack room before morning roll call. It has of course become much more humane and quiet since. Reforms of the past years have even, at least officially, banned the instructors from shouting at recruits and some may percieve this as the military softening up as not to scare away recruits and create a lack of soldiers in an entirely voluntary army without the reliably large amount of draftees every year. But how I believe this short documentary has splendidly shown, the sobriety and calmness of an instructors face with an expression that says "I've been there and done that" allthewhile fairly politely ordering the soldiers to execute feats bordering on cruelty as if it were a walk in the park can psychologically be equally effective and is, at least in my humble opinion, much closer to the German cultural identity. But of course I must agree with the 'old heads' in the sense that new soldiers must be familiarised with a certain degree of agression to properly prepare them for all eventualities of military life, which at last, remains the battlefield.
Your uncles got hit by instructors in which army? The Bundeswehr??? The NVA?
It's good to see that there are more families with such a tradition. I know this tradition of military services in the family, too. We could look back in our family history for about six generations (before this time we couldn't find any records or data), and in every Generation we has someody in duty. I had my 12 years too, and I got the luck to become an Drill Instructor most of the times, also during the time when the model of leading was "renewed". In my opinion it was not bad, because most Instructors already knew that there are times for being loud and times for being calm. It always depends on the situation and what we wanted to bring to the minds of our recruits or experienced comrads. I also can't remember that we had a feeling like a need for constant yelling at any time, like the US-Instructors I knew seemed to have.
@@hawkiebaby In the Bundeswehr. Although I must ad, not to cast a false picture, even back then (70s & 80s) this was a controvercial and seldom occurance an also want to emphasize the semantic difference between being hit (which could mean anything from a forceful shuve to a closed-hand punch) and being beat up, only the first of which was told to me through first hand accounts. Unfortunately, unlike the beautifully intricate and complex German language, the english language does not lend itsself to very well.
@@GainsDorn I completely agree with your statements. I assume, judging from the last sentence that you are in fact a fellow German who used to be an Ausbilder for basic trainees. In any case, thank you for your service.
It seems to me that many Germans with a similar backround to mine exist (purely because military service was mandatory for most of the time after 1871, which most Germans have either some imagination of, or even a personal relationship to) but do not want to or dare to identify with, let alone take up the occupational tradition existing within the family, because unlike in say the US or UK it is not deemed an honroable feat to have been a soldier either in the imperial German Army or the Wehrmacht. Whether the Bundesregierung today is right to condemn the Soldatentum of those eras or not is not really important to me, but it is interesting to think that the Bundeswehr as a whole struggles with a lack of tradition that could aid in finding and maintaining a certain leadership profile that could raise the attractiveness of our army in todays society, which I believe most sensible people would agree is important.
krieg is kein gen z oder waldorf kindergarten. dort sterben kameraden und andere. da ist kein platz für die " falsche klientel" wer so etwas nicht versteht, geht nicht zum bund
"everyone says that their training was ten hardest, but mine was the hardest" xD
the barrel with food... the comment says "einen Zentner" but the translation says "100 KG"... but.. A zentner are 50 Kilogram...
Guess they translated 50kg to 100lbs but forgot to change units ^^
The Hell Week is not the real KSK Training, it's the selection test to eventually join KSK. The real everyday training is much much harder. KSK is the german equivalent to the SAS, Delta Force and the 2nd Parashooter Regiment of the french foreign legion.
Congratulations on 500k!
There are complaints in the comments that German politics is holding back when it comes to military matters because of the Second World War. They forget that we are regularly reminded of what we have done by other countries.
Totally get you point.
Yeah, we all need a regular reminder, that when we all had the chance to do better in the 30s/40s :-] ....
The bundeswehr is holding itself back quiet often though bc there are a few rightwing idiots.
@Crynogar
On one hand, we get told to do our part and spend more on military. To show more of a backbone and be what Europe needs us to be.
And the moment we do, every-fucking-one starts with "look! Fritz is at it again!" ," they were just waiting!", and similar stuff.
It is so annoying and tiring.
@@IrradiatedFeline Yeah, so true .... and then we go again "Say hello mein Porsche Tiger" ;D
Wie was ?? Und wo ist das Problem ? Das deutsche Militär beruht ja maßgeblich auf der Zeit von 1850 bis 1945 was es an Militärerfarungen in Dienstvorschriften niedergeschrieben hat.
Selbst Amis nutzen bis dato deutsche Kriegstaktiken und Strategien die in US Offiziersschulen unterrichtet werden...
Also warum sollte ich mich jetzt für irgendwas verantwortlich fühlen ? Deutschland damals war ja in beiden Fällen nicht der Auslöser ! Korridor zu Königsberg.
Ein deutscher Soldaten sollte auch sein eigenes Geschichte besser kennen und sich nicht jedesmal von anderen rum schubsen lassen..
Awesome video and content enjoyed it a lot
Thar buddy carry is hard. The best answer about it I know is when a trainee asked how far do I have to carry him, the drill sergeant said as far as you'd want to be carried. That says it all
really enjoyed your reaction and I'd love if you'd react to more KSK or KSM (German amphibious SF) videos,
greetings from Germany
As a person with cystic fibrose I was able to climb 1200 m to a mountain peak with 12 kilo backpack. My lung function was 58% at this time and I weight 52 kilo. I never believed that I can do this but when I reached the summit I was proud. I think I can feel a bit there pain.
Respect for all of these man
"I'm not going to continue pausing as much as I've been doing" - Continues to stop literally as much as he's been doing 😆
Thx for the respectful review
there are a few good documentaries about the ksk, unfortunately all in german and afaik not translated not even w subtitles.
they get almost unlimited resources, all the new toys, train with the best sf on the planet but still enjoy great secrecy and have incredibly effective training.
imagine american resources, sas tactics and german efficiency. :)
unfotunately they need a "mandate" for every move they make. i sometimes just wish they would just get set into attack mode and shred a bit here and there.
all that training and then not allowed to do anything.
I once met one KSK soldier in my basic training in the German Air Force. Those guys are extremely well trained and are just as regular in their behavior as someone can be.
Yeah they have their small habits that all special forces have.
But they are also the nicest people.
There's no worse feeling in the world than being deprived of sleep. Add to that some continuous and exhaustive exercises and eventually, something or someone will give. I think (if I remember correctly) the longest stretch I ever went w/o even a wink of sleep was 38 hours. Everything becomes a difficult task, even simple things. A sleepless existence is a miserable existence.😕 Peace🕊
I hate how the subtitles are different from whats actually being said.
They are pretty accurate, no? A little simpler, but accurate
@@dersimonyt9560 Except for the weight of the food barrel. He said "Zentner", which would be 50kg. Subtitles say 100kg.
The Captain Price thing killed me 😂. Greetings from Germany
18:50 There's a translation error. A "Zentner" is 50kg (110lbs).
i googled and it says a zentner is 100kg
.... In Switzerland and Austria it's 100kg. In Germany it's 50kg.
It reaches back to old custums measurements and back in the days it wasn't always so consistent.
@@vikvik7262 Sie german Wikipedia für explanation
I hate it being 50kg in Germany I mean the Latin word centi is basically in it.. why not think of a new word for 50kg then 😭
@@Cuebeec its 100 pound.
Congrats on 500k subs!
I wonder how many camera people they had there and how much of the path they have walked with them.
21:47 how he doesnt give a fck that he is filmed rn. Putting his hand down there and giving them balls a scratch 😂
I have friends in the Bundeswehr and a friend who was an instructor before did get into ksk and he said how much it killed him, he didn't stay there long. He now is an instructor/ again, but not for me soldiers, but now in countries where Germany is. Really miss him, I haven't seen him for 7 years now. When I applied for normal service I was already dead after the tests and training, I can't imagine doing this I would have been kicked out in the first day. Sadly I was underweight and I didn't gain weight at all and when I have giving up, met my ex fiance and a got a job (became a nurse) they told me that now they lowered the BMI so I had a few days to cancel my service there. I wonder what would have happened if I did have taken it.
But I still have many friends in the Bundeswehr, but I can't imagine doing it my self anymore.
U had a river crossing with wet gear!!! haha
Congrats to half a million
At 2:32 it's just "KSK". The "S" that you added in the front is actually from the word "das", which just mean "the". So it would be "das KSK" (the KSK)
KSK is not just KSK, the test in the video is the general aptitude test.
The "KSK" is also divided into forces... e.g. psychological service, command company 1-3, special reconnaissance.
what you mean is the direct response team. - whose name is: Special Command Company. The Special Command Company is usually the first and last in the operational area.
and the training there looks completely different, and they have some self-determining powers regarding operations that also affect state operations.
To say it clearly: This is NOT a test week of the KSK-Training.
This is the final test week for those volonteers who want to JOIN the KSK. They are coming from all branches of the German Forces, officers and🎉 enlisted. And only if the have finished THIS "selection week" successfully, they are qualified to enter the KSK training as a trainee and start the training to become a future member ("Kommando-Soldat") of the KSK.
Now its a lot less hard but it kinda reminded me of my Firefighter Training when we started training with the breathing apparatus. I was probably the least fit of the guys there and especially the part in the video where they had to march up that hill and the three instructors standing there looking at him expecting him to drop out any second.
It was the same with my Instructors it somewhat helped me to pull through.
I came to my absolute limit in that training and It’s honestly no where near where these guys‘ limits are but at least I know the feeling…
its a pretty old Video, there are newer ones about "Kampfschwimmer" wich would be the german version of Navy Seals
CONGRATS 500k
this video is a little bit older... but very good
The funny thing is, there where they marched and the destination is not far from where I live. I know the area! And yes, it's the Black Forest and it's often uphill and downhill there and even on normal hikes it's exhausting!
As a Finnish SF from the late 80s and early 90s, I salute the Brits. You guys got a shortest draw to come to the arctic to learn, but damn... you beat the FFL, which I thought would've toughed it out better than any. The runner up was US Marine Force Recon. And the US SOF units were top notch as well, but Finland is unforgiving. Hear me, Ratface Putin?
What do u think their load out is, the pack looks a little thin, shallow like its not full. I was fortunate, at 6 ft 1 inch and 240 lbs and in shape carrying a load wasnt an issue. We had a couole guys that were 5ft 7 maybe 140 lbs and the load out was almost what they weighed. Good way to get March Foot.
What can you say about this documentary, it only shows a small part of the application test
In the video at 19:00 it is wrongly translated in the subtitle, that the barrel was 100 kg while it is a "Zentner" which is an old German unit that equals 50 kg. (German strictness here :D)
Greetings from Germany!
Its a test of your mental and physical strength, if I remember correctly the GSG9 has that week as well
Hello , my dear,
he said this is the hardest training you can inflict on young people in a democracy, not the best training in the world, that was a slight translation error on your part ( I think too RM is harder;))i just wanted to tell you because I saw your film again and il think he´s really great for that too, thank you.
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i bet, even though its ready to eat, that meal at 19:10 was the best one theyve ever had in their lifes
Why that
German MRE hit different. Main meals are so good, the manufacturers sell them at super markets just packaged different and their quite popular. Most Germans don´t even know that their convenience dinner is actually the same stuff that´s put into the Rations :D But yeah, I agree. Whatever he ate there, must´ve felt like the most delicious food he had until that point in life.
@@Fischbroetchen2k No you dont think that a nice Schmorbraten with the Family at Christmas tastes better than a ready to eat meal
20:50 I remember falling asleep while writing.
i remember, falling asleep with gas mask
the selection process you just have seen was the most easiest part in the ksk training
What they show is very similar to week 3 Commando Training „Einzelkämpferlehrgang“ as it was back in my days, there has to be a lot that they are not showing, otherwise this can’t be described as that hard
9:30 True but i feel like you missed an important point. This is not the final test to becoming a KSK soldier. This is the initial trial to see who gets to start the training to eventually become a KSK.
The staff sergeant today is no longer an active soldier, but still a reservist, but no longer with the KSK. He's a really cool guy who always has a smile on his face - believe it or not :D
Its sad alot of good youtubers are leaving but the best one is just getting started
It took more than 5 years train that u can go to the hell week
Funny thing with that GreenBarret thing. My Dad's regiment was a German 'Jäger-Kompanie' (Hunter's-Regiment) from northern part of *Hessen and they all had green Barrets with a golden Oak-Enblem. Funny enoguh, but when they met foreign Soldiers from UK or USA they were mistaken for actual GreenBarrets😂
Phoenix Programm um 3 uhr morgens, so muss das 🔥
hello im german and the gsg9 grund schutz gruppe 9 and ksk is one of the hardest time for the gsg9 and ksk and both are used in germany and out siede germany !
i know i am late to the party , but because you said :" i guess the KSK is germanys special forces." Well you are right on that one , but it is about the meaning of KSK:
Kommando Spezial Kräfte -> it literally means comando special forces. There you are , just a little translation help there and things are much more clear ^^.
i just did not see anyone else say that and i assume that is because most ppl think it is just that obvious, yet i thought clarifying would be good, because i get this question a lot actually.
11:50 OMG ..es ist einfach Kapitän Preis ! 🤣
Did u notice how many people got dropped from a March Foot injury? For the non medics that is broken metatarsals in the foot, middle foot.
Ahm, just to make this clear. This was not the final Exam. That was the Entrance Examination.
Sorry to correct you, but he didn't say "the hardest training in the world", he said "the hardest that can be asked of young men in a democracy".
Subtitle has a mistake, a German "Zentner" is 50kg not 100kg (the food barrel in this video)
With all comparison, don't forget that all of the soldiers in the video already went through rough basic training and far worse qualification courses that exceed anything a "normal" soldier has to put up with before this particular selection. Many are full-blown commissioned officers having served years when joing (or attempting to join) the KSK.
Hahaha The German Kapitaen Preise
check Kampfschwimmer selection! It's way more harder.
2:33 no need just listen 😂
KA ES KA!
Kommando Spezialkräfte!
🦾🦾🦾
imagen puting this guys in an amush with the food barrel ... XD
Always my problem: The Equipment was / is always heavier then me.
6:47: It is not the video is NOT about the training, it is only for the hell week which is the entrance examination. In the training a lot more people will struggle because of health issues on the torture.
Großartige Jungs !
Schaue mir das Video zum Englischlernen nebenbei an :)
Just wanting to remember Days AND Nights. They dont get to sleep alot.
You could maybe also react to the newer KSK series (like 30 episodes of 5-10 min) by Robert Marc Lehmann :)
Its definite way more detailed and newer than this one (that one was a little bit outdated) ^^
But I guess you would have to turn on the youtube captions and hope for a more or less accurate translation 😅
Do they have to be quiet? Everytime I'm im pain, I'll start humming for myself and it really soothes it. Aren't they allowed to do that?
I don´t understand, how humming will help you when you want to approach the enemy in a silent operation?
Yeah, I guess that's why they're silent. It would help against pain and to soothe the nervous system ❤️
1 Zentner sind bei mir keine 100 kg , eher die Hälfte :D geile Hellweek, würde dort gern mal mit einsteigen.
"Zentner (von lat. centum „hundert“) ist eine alte Gewichtseinheit von in der Regel 100 Basisgewichtseinheiten (meist Pfund, später auch Kilogramm)."
Well, to be a hell week it seems quite comfortable...I would love to listen to your review of training of French Foreign Legion.
Guess you treat your educated, law abiding citizens willingly serving their county a little different after all ^^
@@wozn7195 Nonetheless very comfortable even in comparison with other armies and above all special units in Europe.
@@fral.2708 It may be ^^ I wonder what else they were doing for that week - Somehow everything in the vid feels more like a really long shitty day
G’day from Australia. Anyone that could speak German is already special 😂. Their language is like a war with yourself.
lol. I do speak German. I remember it sounding harsh when I first started learning. After a few months it rolled off my tongue just like English.
I mean English comes from German. If you listen closely while reading, you will realize we stole a lot of words lol
Oi mate 🤙. Someone called the german language "the war of consonants". If you can speak this word correctly in German you can win this war for yourself. Ready? Set! Go: "Donaudampfschiffahrtsgesellschafterkapitän"
And trust me, this is actually a german term which exist.
Regards out of QLD
Da hast du vollkommen recht 😂
@@vonzitzewitz5454 es ist sehr einfach!! Mein hund verstehe deutsch!
@@TrevorD-gn8jc is it a german sheperd? 😉👏
The KSK means Komando Spezial Kräfte , Special Force Command its an Force like the Rangers , Green Berrets , Roayal Marine Commandos , SAS and so on.,myself was in the troops from 89-97 as a grenadier 6.PzGrenBtl32 on the anti-tank mortar (dismounted and mounted) and the training was hard, when fighting was dismounted the base plate weighed about 65 kg and the entire equipment of the mortar had to be placed about 800 m into the firing position of 4 Comrades are brought, a hard work for everyone. So the training here is called peanut but even at the KsK it is harder than it seems.I want to ask you as TH-camr , Have you been a soldier yourself to be able to give a correct opinion? Opinions very greatly from civilians. Don't misunderstand. I worked 17 Years for the British Forces Germany in Hameln , 28.EngrRgt.as well and ive seen SAS and Royal Marines talked to them , and they always sayed the Germans work Hard and willing to achieve the training goal, but never alone and always in a group, no matter what type of weapon unit it is.
2:47 he diidnt say the hardest training in the world. he said the hardest training you can give somone in a democracy. Coming from a german, that is quite unsettling.
22:00 The worst part is that this is a fucking General, just imagine being torn to shreds by a General after getting through all of this
3:47: The speaker said, it is the hardest entrance examination in a democracy state. Not the training itself.
the ksk is one of the special forces of germany but the differenze fro them to others is that the ksk is one of the best/ deadliest special forces in the world and it operates everywhere on land air water in every countrie on the world
It's one special force from germany
That's mean, actually! You're one of the best soldiers in the world and you're not allowed to tell anyone...
To be fair, till a few years ago the public weren't supposed to know about the KSK that much
Imagine you made it.... now you're playing soccer with your mates on a weekend and something snaps in your knee and you have to leave active duty, because that injury >could< become a problem in the future. shout out to a former instructor.
We always had the hardest training compared to all other nations.
Compare to other Boot Camp there was no shouting, think thats different.
Germans don't need to shout. 😈