Marine reacts to Arrow 24 Joint Exercise
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ก.ย. 2024
- I normally don't get too hyped by air footage in these exercises, but that was definitely not the case here!
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Both hands extended to sides is FDF signal for 'Squad, line formation'...When I was in, the machine gunner and his assistant ran to the left side of the squad leader, and rest of the guys to the right.
good u sayed that i was gonna say that
This group formation is right 👍
I think these signals and formations are herited to Finland from Germany (ww2).
Feuerkette!.
Correct please if I'm wrong. #germany
*You should definitely jump on this! Northern Forest 24* was an intense 24-hour military exercise in the harsh conditions of the north. Packed with action, survival, and more coool shit! Adrenaline-pumping moments of tactical maneuvers to the behind-the-scenes struggles of maintaining morale and focus. You don't want to miss this video cuz its also filmed by Combat Camera.
You really should react to the Northern Forest 24 exercise! that was with Norwegians and Americans
About the hand signals: Both arms extended to sides = single rank / line.
I took part in this exercise before it was known as Arrow and then later as a reservist. I think that it still is the largest and most important exercise for all armored and mechanized units in Finland. For us it lasted about two weeks. First we spent time training and maneuvering with our own unit and after that there was a week long simulated war scenario where we were on alert all the time. You could tell that there was a lot of competition between the unit commanders!
After that some units stayed there for live fire exercises too because the terrain allows very long range targets for tanks and artillery. I agree that the video makes is kinda hard to tell what's going on most of the time. Well, most of the time as grunts we didn't know what the hell was going on either!
There is a lot hand signal that requires both hands in FDF. A lot of the hand signals are so you don't need to see what someone is doing with their hand, but how arms are positioned in relation to each other, movement of arms or how you hold gun. Can't really use fingers to give signals when half the year people have winter gloves on. In forest the distances and stuff like trees might block small signals.
CAC loving the videos and wide variety of information you provide with REAL honest feedback. Congratulations on the promotion to WO. Peace out from the land down under
It was fun to follow this exercise, even I'm not anywhere near training areas. Those Apaches just happened to fly almost every time over my house when they left or arrived to Tampere Pirkkala airport. Flying low and fast, those were fun to take photos. Nice looking beasts.
4:55 those were British Apaches as far as I remember.
I got to witness a couple of flyovers at Lohja during the exercise as well. The Apaches are pretty damn loud. No sneaking up on you with those.
@@KalleKilponen I guess that those damn things sees you and sends hot greetings way before you hear it well enough to pinpoint it's position. But truth is that those aren't quiet in any measurement.
Greetings from combat camera! I would like to see reaction to the Northern Forest exercise!
Using those old wired field phones in recon is to enable coms to platoon without radio transmissions and giving out the lookout position.
Would like to see your reaction to Northern Forest 24, I’m also from combat camera team ;) Give an honest opinion.
Niinisalo is most used because its military training area size is one of the biggest in Finland and rivals many other European training areas also in size and most notably in lenght for artillery training, which Finland is very well known already. Being second only to Finland's and whole Europe's largest military training area of Rovajärvi.
React to northern forest 24 exercise!11!!1!!!1
Greetings from Finland ✌
Hey you ever thought about doing a video on Northern Strike? We've got a lot of cool stuff that happens during Northern Strike here in Michigan .
2:17 that "fast rope" is on an armoured vehicle w foliage for better disruptive camo. Rope may be a climbing aide; wet, cold, and loose plants on steel hulls..
Could be a tow rope, but only for a light vehicle..
That rope is helpline to find your quard post in dark :D
This is the reason why i didint go live ammo formation practices... No glue personel ;D
This looked really cool! Love to see more.
3:01 yeah AMOS (Advanced Mortar System) 120mm. Funny how the green colors on the shirt make it seethrough in some areas :)
Yes when i flex My both Hands IT means keep The LINE and about 5meters between so If something hits we are not all one pile of meet.🇫🇮🇫🇮🇫🇮
If you want to add some videos on your list of videos to react, the Mighty Finland channel started a reportage series just few days ago of the Arctic Response 24 exercise, which was part of the larger NATO Steadfast Defender 24 exercise. There's also a series of that Steadfast Defender 24 exercise available, which shows how things unfold. The Nordic Response 24 is introduced in the 3rd episode in that series. Marines are introduced to skis. The Mighty Finland series links to the 4th episode of that series. Also, there are probably more series or videos at least available relating to the Steadfast Defender 24 exercise from different regions, considering the scale of that exercise and number of exercises included in it, in case you want to take an even wider look at it: "Episode 1 - Steadfast Defender 24: The Voyage Begins" and "Nordic Response 24 - osa 1: Miltä NATO-sotaharjoitus Suomen Lapissa näyttää? (ENG SUB)".
Check out the vintage stuff from the 70´s. It´s about a light mortar platoon, which was an organic part of every jaeger or infantry company. No english subs unfortunately, but maybe it´s entertaining though. It describes how the mortal platoon supports the assault of the point platoon of the company.
"KV KRH kärjessä HD 1971 (AI Remastered) (Uusi Versio 2023)"
Absolutely love the shirt homie.
Can you react to "The Bloodiest Battle of the Chosen Company | Pt.1" !
Both arms mean those direction disburse.
Yeah Finnish language is rahter unique. Basically we are part of the Uralic languages where we have our own subgroup called Finnic languages.
It’s called the Finno-Urgic language group. It consists of Finnish, Estonian, Hungarian and a bunch of Russian languages (mostly in Siberia), east and west of the Uralic mountains where the Finns migrated from when they came to where they live now.
As a Scot, I have to ask, how did we do against you? That shirt is FIRE btw!
Great violence, but they were fighting each other more than us haha
@@CombatArmsChannel Aye, sounds about right! 🫡😬😃
why didn't you react to the philiphines scout ranger, Ph navy, Ph Airforce? It's been a while
Wait. Others don't have excercises this often?
02:00 not a radio but a P/78 Field Telephone
We need the same olympic thing, but for military exercices ;)
You should consider checking out new video from " International Legion for the Defence of Ukraine " . The name of the video is " The Bloodiest Battle of the Chosen Company Pt.1 " . Video is a bit longer but it is on English, it has a video of operations, and soldiers explaining the mission. Thank you and stay safe.
If vikings founded Kiev , what do you expect. Now drones ,then pigeons.
Funny that you said that finnish language saunds like Asian language. I lived in Japan for 6 months and sometimes if someone was talking further away from me I sometimes tought they were speaking finnish as I didn't hear the wrods but just the intonation.
Greetings from Finland!
Did he though?
My japanese teacher used to say that what makes japanese easy to learn for finns is that the pronounciation and intonations are very similar (if we don't count some of the dialects).
Finnish comes from a language group that originates in Asia. The Finno-Urgic language group. It consists of a bunch of languages from east and west of the Uralic mountains, in modern day Russia, where the Finns once migrated from. It consists of several Russian languages, mostly in Siberia and of Finnish, Estonian and Hungarian.
@Jonsson474 For those wondering Hungarian? That's because they migrated from modern day northern Russia to their present country. That's why two countries speak similar languages even though they are not close to other similar speaking peoples that tend to be neigbhors.
@@TheCrazyCanuck420 Also the languages are not similar.
3:49 hand sight means spread out
Avoriviä.
Arrow 2024 was in the end of April and start of may so snow can be found. It's not that uncommon to actually have full blown takatalvi (a second winter) in may
Finnish is a Fenno-Uralic language, originally in its proto-Finnic form (something like 5000 years ago) from the west side of the Ural mountain range. The people flowed through early Europe, and the language picked up western influences. There's only Estonian which is a close language relative, and the languages are not mutually intelligible.
How about Hungarian, Veps, Karelian and what not?
@@taahaseois.8898 You're right, I may have insulted speakers of a multitude of languages with my shortcut for brevity. My bad.
@@mattilindstrom Ah, fair enough you are right. Hungarian and the other languages really don't have a strong connection.
@@taahaseois.8898 Sorry about the ninja edit above you, didn't have an indication of a reply to a reply. My bad again.
@@mattilindstrom Oh yes no problem.
both arms wide means open line. disperse.
Reminds me of training in Germany.
Funny that u said that about Latin. Finnish is like one of the only languages that is still literally pronounced as Latin :P Might not be THE only one but I dunno any other.
The language sounds so different because we speak an Indo-European language (English) and Uralic which Finnish comes from is not part of the same group. So English technically has more in common with various European, Iranian, Indian, etc... than the other language groups around the world. Language is how most historians now lump groups of people together instead of genetics since the world was a melting pot and people have been mixing together for ages.
Hey since you check out training videos of the different militarys around the world could you do one on South Africas
great video mate would love to see you react to the bloodiest battle of chosen company there's two parts about a international legionary unit in ukraine love from the uk
if i remember correctly niinisalo was most wanted place to train in EU like in start of 2024 or something like that
Bad ass video
A fuckton is accurate lol. One thing I see lacking and this is not only here but general exercise planning Ive heard from guys and that is learning from Ukraine. Plotting an A1 size map on open ground when your adversary has proven the use of surveillance drones 120km from their lines is just reckless. That big ass white and bright map can be seen much farther away than you can hear the drone from. Just something to consider I guess.
Arrow 24 was in mid April-May so yes large parts of the country still had snow 😅
THIS is a Finnish forest on the eastern border. Imagine this in winter. Quite different from Ukraine (Slava) I love you.
Puukko is Knife in nnish.
Is that an Apache Longbow? Thought it was only British that had that variant.
Brits were there
I think there's more footage of air force exercise than any other branch
React to some more Ukrainian warleaks.
You dont't know shit when you are arctic area. We Finns are expert of that stuff.
SF boom USA boom, what ya gonna do?
Dude. I love the shirt. But I’m not sure how well it would work for camouflage?
Might work in Russia. They’re a bit of a joke right now.
might also work if u are a square or live in a pineapple under the sea :D
@pickaport how are they a joke?
@@unreal4010 Welcome to the Internet! Just write "Kursk" in the search bar (TH-cam or Google, doesn't matter) and click the first search result. Should clarify it right up!
@@unreal4010 Hmm, have you followed the war in Ukraine? Russia is supposed to be the second mightiest in the world, and still it has huge problems with a neighbouring country, i.e. almost no logistical issues. Thus, the Russian army is a bit of a joke, as it clearly isn't as strong as has been thought.
@@toinenosoite3173 👍
Who’s the best country you trained with? Which country would you like to train with.
Hmm the Royal Marines/Brits in general but the Maldovans impressed me. The Finns for sure!
@@CombatArmsChannel I know this would never happen and would have bad consequences, But what would happen if Finland invaded northern Russia. Take back the land Russia took in 1939. Then call Russia hypocrites for saying Ukraine was always part of Russia when they respond. It’s a good time seeing as they are run down fighting the war.
Niiice, although I'm an aircraft guy I like seeing armor moving en masse 👍
I'd like to recommend a vid for you to check out. It's a bit longer at 6min 44sec but I think you might like it as it's a joint light infantry exercise between the Gurkhas and the NZ army held in both dense bush and urban settings:
th-cam.com/video/hx8F0__JPpk/w-d-xo.html
Check please playlist "azov recruit" . Training episodes
End NATO aggression!
Jos olet käynyt armeijan mitä saapumiserää olet, ite 2/23
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1/99
Until there are no parts of Ukrainian force, this trainings are not complete
Until there are no parts of Russian force, this trainings are not needless
16 comments in 4 hours? Please, this channel needs more russian trolls 😭 Save us from the Kyiv regime, we need you!
Seriously, the ukies are bringing us food, water and blankets and the army is bombing the distribution area? What's going on? I thought Putin cared for us? Why is he trying to kill us, his own people?
I think I'm going to ask the ukies to protect me from now on.
No drones involved!? Don't they see what in Ukraine happens!?
There were a lot of drones
It's a 2 minute clip of an exercise that lasted for weeks. Just because you didn't see a particular type of equipment, doesn't mean it wasn't there. Finland certainly fields multiple types of drones, as I'm sure do the other nations involved.
opsec
Why is fsb here asking?