I remember my cold weather training...sleeping with your clothes on or tucked into your mummy bag. Warming water and washing using our helmets . Warming our Quonset huts using oil burning pot stoves. That was no where like this training, our training was on Mauna Loa , Hawaiian volcano. SEMPER Fi....1961-1965
It's pretty fun for a Swede to see this who has been out for weeks in the Norwegian and Swedish mountains in the winter and having survived quite pleasantly. We use skis - its actually requires much less effort and is a lot faster to move compared to walking even in the summer. Skiiing works fine with a backpack 20-25kg..
I stayed at brize Norton for four weeks it was like a holiday camp compared to depo para I met a pretty girl I let down from cartiton hey get in touch if I read Thistle
Of course they are. They are good at what they do but they ain't got the grit and toughness of a para or marine. Even the bog standard, bottom of the barrel soldier is tougher.than the pampered fly boys..
- 25C? Here in Canada, we look FORWARD to when it WARMS UP to -25 in winter! We were still flying when it was -35C, and finally shut down when it hit -45C. In the field - we were doing Exercises at -40C at CFB Wainwright. Of course, we just went through a summer heat wave where it hit +37C. Welcome to Alberta! Poor guys down in BATUS were probably dying in the heat (just like the rest of us!). It was still FUN when I was in the Military! Flying around mountains is also VERY dangerous - one thing you CAN'T see is that the winds can often deflect off the mountains and go straight UP or STRAIGHT DOWN - either way, it can crash an aircraft in MOMENTS!
I live in Colorado for my hole life Respect for anybody that fights or goes to work when is below zero .you really learn what you are made of and how strong your mind is i Cycle rain or snow im crazy like that .
Dont worry m8. If you are born on it, molded by it it becomes a part of you. Going camping (or fighting for that matter) in well below -20°c is second nature for us up here at ~70°N. (Its easy if you know the tricks)
Well, we have really good winter training areas here in Canada. Wainwright, Gagetown, The Arctic... So unless its a part of a bigger NATO training exercise, I doubt we would ever need to utilise Norway as a place to train in Arctic Warfare. Unless it was to work with our Allies in Arctic conditions.
yeah, so there isn't a need to send troops to train in Norway. Would just cost extra money to transport all the equipment needed. The conditions are here in Canada and so is the Equipment.
😆🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Yeah, the Chinnock Helicopters can go Skiing, they enjoy the down hill races and the Ski slopes very much and the Ski Jumps! WEEEE! WEEEEE! 🎿🎿🎿🎿
Not just the Royal Marines. AMF(L) was a massive organization established to give a one-two punch to anyone who attacvked a NATO country or ally in the 70's to 90's. We all got cold annually!
Remember Artic Express, best thing was the piss-ups, a run ashore to Narvick, or Bergen, buy booze cheap at the NAAFI and sell it to the Norge's for twice what you bought it but half what they would pay, everyone's a winner,
Norway ... yeah, the Arctic I suppose. They need to train in Northern Canada where it gets REALLY cold, not the temperate Norwegian "Arctic" awash in the Gulf Stream waters.
A balmy -15 is not Arctic conditions. -40 is Arctic conditions and no one would be outside speaking to reporters in an area where if you don't keep a fuel fire going under the heavy equipment, like the diesels, the oil gets so thick in the cold that you can't start the engine and exposed skin starts to freeze in just a few minutes. So if these chaps think they are doing "Arctic" training, they are in for one hell of a disappointment if they ever get sent into the Arctic.
Thanks for the chuckle. You really put a smile on my face telling us all of the difficulties experienced at -7.6°F. Your-25°C. As an Arctic Warrior & ex Senior NCO US Army who still lives in Alaska I can tell you that temperature of yours is warm compared to the -45F+, without wind-chill, at my home this winter. I have operated in the open with my troops with wind chills below -160F. So cold you had to craddle you Peninsula in your Arctic Mittens and back up while urinating bc the urine froze on contact with the ground and that peecicle quickly rose up to you. You don't want contact. Nobody wants to lose body parts to frost bite. You really don't want me to tell you about defecating on the open Arctic in a blizzard at those temperatures. You don't need that picture in your mind..... Forever. It's all relative. Good soldiers and airman adapt. Bad ones die. Have a wonderful weekend 😀
-160f is -106c. It doesn't even go that low in Antarctica, how did you see -160f and live to tell? If you had surely that would be the lowest temperature ever recorded by mankind. Even lower than the middle of the Antarctic with wind. I don't doubt you've seen -100f, but -160f is a push!
Those who had their rank slides on show were aircrew ranks, I'm not sure what you think defines aircrew rank but they were Flight Lieutenants and Squadron Leaders which are both flying ranks in a lot of squadrons
Peter Runting those are flight sergeant tapes and so those two guys stood in the middle with raf sergeant rankslides were pilots? I'm thinking not dude
Because although the new handguard with the rails is very common and fitted to most army and marine SA80s (can’t speak for navy and raf), not all do, and like anything are in limited stock. Chances are the weapons on this camp for this course aren’t seen as important enough to change just yet, so as to facilitate the regiments who are still yet to get them and need them more importantly first
You seem to enjoy referring to anyone with a different opinion to yours a 'Kremlin troll', Wanderer628. So how about this one: by what stretch of the imagination is NATO - utterly obsolete since the end of the Warsaw Pact - a 'defensive alliance' ?
Spent a year in the army in northern norway.. -25 was warm, these guys were lucky
Bardufoss? Ha! I was bivouacked outside of Bardufoss way back in the '80's. Never thought I'd hear that name again..lol
In WW2 it was a German base
Richard Maunder
Cool.
@@RJM1011 many places in europe was german bases
@@NordPrecision WOW ! you don't say AMAZING ! !
@@RJM1011 every base in norway has been a german base in ww2. Because guess what? The german invaded norway and took over everything 😱
I remember my cold weather training...sleeping with your clothes on or tucked into your mummy bag. Warming water and washing using our helmets . Warming our Quonset huts using oil burning pot stoves. That was no where like this training, our training was on Mauna Loa , Hawaiian volcano. SEMPER Fi....1961-1965
Richard A. Valdes PTA- puhakulua training area. Good times. Lots of lava rocks
wow great guy
It's pretty fun for a Swede to see this who has been out for weeks in the Norwegian and Swedish mountains in the winter and having survived quite pleasantly. We use skis - its actually requires much less effort and is a lot faster to move compared to walking even in the summer. Skiiing works fine with a backpack 20-25kg..
I'm guessing the RAF crews were staying in luxury hotels?
They’re the sensible ones
Or army air corps in the back the dude that stands with his visor down telling you to keep Ur rifle pointing down
I stayed at brize Norton for four weeks it was like a holiday camp compared to depo para I met a pretty girl I let down from cartiton hey get in touch if I read Thistle
All branches of the forces uses the stars... The navy navigates by them, The army sleeps under them ... The Raf judge the hotels by them!
Of course they are. They are good at what they do but they ain't got the grit and toughness of a para or marine. Even the bog standard, bottom of the barrel soldier is tougher.than the pampered fly boys..
- 25C? Here in Canada, we look FORWARD to when it WARMS UP to -25 in winter! We were still flying when it was -35C, and finally shut down when it hit -45C. In the field - we were doing Exercises at -40C at CFB Wainwright.
Of course, we just went through a summer heat wave where it hit +37C. Welcome to Alberta! Poor guys down in BATUS were probably dying in the heat (just like the rest of us!). It was still FUN when I was in the Military!
Flying around mountains is also VERY dangerous - one thing you CAN'T see is that the winds can often deflect off the mountains and go straight UP or STRAIGHT DOWN - either way, it can crash an aircraft in MOMENTS!
I live in Colorado for my hole life Respect for anybody that fights or goes to work when is below zero .you really learn what you are made of and how strong your mind is i Cycle rain or snow im crazy like that .
Dont worry m8. If you are born on it, molded by it it becomes a part of you. Going camping (or fighting for that matter) in well below -20°c is second nature for us up here at ~70°N. (Its easy if you know the tricks)
when the British Military has better arctic kit than the Canadian Army....
How long will it take before the Canadians start exercising in Norway as well
Well, we have really good winter training areas here in Canada. Wainwright, Gagetown, The Arctic... So unless its a part of a bigger NATO training exercise, I doubt we would ever need to utilise Norway as a place to train in Arctic Warfare. Unless it was to work with our Allies in Arctic conditions.
Yes I have noticed that Canada is in possession of a bit arctic territory.
yeah, so there isn't a need to send troops to train in Norway. Would just cost extra money to transport all the equipment needed. The conditions are here in Canada and so is the Equipment.
Nolan Cummings Your flag is wrong, :/
Thats the mandatory 5 day survival course. They are not doing the cold weather warfare course which is 4 weeks.
I actually laughed so hard at the first 2 seconds LOOK AT THAT LANDING GEAR!
😆🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Yeah, the Chinnock Helicopters can go Skiing, they enjoy the down hill races and the Ski slopes very much and the Ski Jumps! WEEEE! WEEEEE! 🎿🎿🎿🎿
nice landing gear but needs a polar camo paint job done .
They should train up in Svalbard aswell
I belive not allowed to train in Svalbard. Becouse of the Svalbard treaty between Norway and Russia. No troops allowed on Svalbard.
Greenland?
@@Osama-Bon-Jovi-01 That should work, as it's Danish.
I am not a Russian bot
Not just the Royal Marines. AMF(L) was a massive organization established to give a one-two punch to anyone who attacvked a NATO country or ally in the 70's to 90's. We all got cold annually!
Remember Artic Express, best thing was the piss-ups, a run ashore to Narvick, or Bergen, buy booze cheap at the NAAFI and sell it to the Norge's for twice what you bought it but half what they would pay, everyone's a winner,
Is it strange that I do this stuff for fun lol
What is a royal marine ML? Medical something?
Mountain Leader.
Per mar per terrem
By Sea By Land, AND By Air 👍🏻🇬🇧
You spelt it wrong mate. Per mare per terram
La Wiggy paras are the failed marines
DemonicPigeon sorry dyslexic
La Wiggy if god created the paras then Satan created the marines because they rise hell
Norway ... yeah, the Arctic I suppose. They need to train in Northern Canada where it gets REALLY cold, not the temperate Norwegian "Arctic" awash in the Gulf Stream waters.
Doesn't really matter whether they do or don't know how to fight in the arctic because it'll be gone in a couple of decades anyway.
hoodamask no it won’t
@@adamatch9624 I was having a laugh about global warming lad not serious
A balmy -15 is not Arctic conditions. -40 is Arctic conditions and no one would be outside speaking to reporters in an area where if you don't keep a fuel fire going under the heavy equipment, like the diesels, the oil gets so thick in the cold that you can't start the engine and exposed skin starts to freeze in just a few minutes. So if these chaps think they are doing "Arctic" training, they are in for one hell of a disappointment if they ever get sent into the Arctic.
I hope they actually practice in colder temperatures.
Thanks for the chuckle.
You really put a smile on my face telling us all of the difficulties experienced at -7.6°F. Your-25°C.
As an Arctic Warrior & ex Senior NCO US Army who still lives in Alaska I can tell you that temperature of yours is warm compared to the -45F+, without wind-chill, at my home this winter.
I have operated in the open with my troops with wind chills below -160F. So cold you had to craddle you Peninsula in your Arctic Mittens and back up while urinating bc the urine froze on contact with the ground and that peecicle quickly rose up to you. You don't want contact. Nobody wants to lose body parts to frost bite.
You really don't want me to tell you about defecating on the open Arctic in a blizzard at those temperatures. You don't need that picture in your mind.....
Forever.
It's all relative.
Good soldiers and airman adapt. Bad ones die.
Have a wonderful weekend 😀
-160f is -106c. It doesn't even go that low in Antarctica, how did you see -160f and live to tell? If you had surely that would be the lowest temperature ever recorded by mankind. Even lower than the middle of the Antarctic with wind. I don't doubt you've seen -100f, but -160f is a push!
It’s 10 times on ice
Was that an NCO messing with an Orificer? My god!!! What are Her Majesties forces coming to?
Or was that Sgt the young Orificer's batman?
Sgt Sean Jones MC.
its a shame not all arms do this!
Just come train in Minnesota it's just as cold.
Duker going there would be a logistical nightmare, not to mention that we would rather use Canada due to obvious reason.
@@bored9744 you actually have better winter kit then the Canadian army
-25 is considered extreme??? Come to Canada mate! lol
It's gets colder than that. That's just the tempreture they had when they were there. dummy
@@kristiansundsfjord4095 no need for name calling.
@@thegamesource sry mate
The hat two days in the field lol I spent half my 32 weeks in training and many more before that
Nothing
1 girl 1 chinhook 👀
Hahah what happens in that then
And now imagine fighting in Russia where temperature drops to -40
If there was another invasion of Russia, which there isn't despite the whining of Kremlin trolls, they won't be caught off guard by winter again.
It drops to - 40 in Norway to, trust me on that
trust me when i say it drops to -40 in canada too. DUHHHHH
Yes but the point is nobody will fight in -40
@@Dan-zc7ut oh yes we will
Odiam 47s ,Hampshire hogs whith wings,lz,to ez he's ya man! And you will never forget em!
Raf rank slides?
Jack Stephens chinook is operated by the RAF, so the crews do the same survival training as the RM.
Those who had their rank slides on show were aircrew ranks, I'm not sure what you think defines aircrew rank but they were Flight Lieutenants and Squadron Leaders which are both flying ranks in a lot of squadrons
Peter Runting those are flight sergeant tapes and so those two guys stood in the middle with raf sergeant rankslides were pilots? I'm thinking not dude
Jack Stephens they're most likely engineers as the presenter said that both aircrew and engineers take part in the course
They're non-commissioned aircrew employed on non-pilot flying duties, in this case Loadmaster. Check the RAF careers website for more information.
Why do they use the L85 without the new rail, foregrip and sight.
thethreelions3 its a good laugh..
Anonymous Person the exercise? I was thinking maybe it hinders them in some way with the conditions.
thethreelions3 Nahh just a bit of a piss about ...
SA80
Because although the new handguard with the rails is very common and fitted to most army and marine SA80s (can’t speak for navy and raf), not all do, and like anything are in limited stock. Chances are the weapons on this camp for this course aren’t seen as important enough to change just yet, so as to facilitate the regiments who are still yet to get them and need them more importantly first
The war at middle east
Going off history nobody knew when or where the next war would happen.
Thailand
Narrator has a sexy voice!!
Martin
Thanks Martin
Thanks Martin
Uk
Those caps are fucking awful
просто дети.....
train to fight in the Arctic more like train to fight in Russias cold climate
THey train to stop a Russian invasion of Norway. Russian aggression is more likely than NATO, a defensive alliance, invading.
You seem to enjoy referring to anyone with a different opinion to yours a 'Kremlin troll', Wanderer628. So how about this one: by what stretch of the imagination is NATO - utterly obsolete since the end of the Warsaw Pact - a 'defensive alliance' ?
kentucky fried yes their expertise really showed in finland
@kentucky fried Not true, their training is fairly poor compared to western forces.
Why train here the fuzzy beard chaps live in the desert
so we're prepared for a possible war with Russia