U S Marines combat training in Sweden with Swedish Armed Forces British Army Vet Reacts
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Did my service in a subarctic brigade in Sweden.
Temperature at -35C is no joke.
You need proper training and materiel designed for these conditions. But we can do this kind of warfare. Most nations have no winter capability besides a few special forces.
Semper miles 🇸🇪
Yeah you could suffer injuries or death fast at that temperature, add wind chill and things could go horribly wrong fast.
My worst night in 1st Amfibie was a -36 nighton Utö in Stockholm. It's hard to describe what it's like to be in the field in those conditions.
@@sinisterplank3113 Yeah that sounds nasty, i was in Luleå from September to like april, warmest winter in 400 years according to a local, but the morning we had outside activity cleaning the 40mm bofors guns we had -24C waking up, heading outside in the thin indoor clothing going outside was bit of a shock for sure :)
I remember an exercise from some years back. Some Americans came to practice with us in northern Sweden. Most militaries have checklists when they go abroad, like "we are going to country A, they have B conditions, we need to bring C equipment, and want the host to provide D equipment on site."
Well, in their checklists for Sweden, they clearly saw there was Murder Snails in Sweden, so they requested Murder Snail repellant to be provided so they could protect their stuff and not bring our snails back home.
It didnt matter how many times we tried to explain that there wasnt any Murder Snails that far north in Sweden. They still wanted their repellant. So they got it. And applied it generously around all their stuff. Like lots of big white rings of suspicious powder.
That was the "crack camp" as a result 😂
When Fear and Ignorance masquerades as Competence.
But thats probably unfair of me, and i certainly do not specificly mean the officers making the requests, they sure got their orders from somewhere else.
From Sweden with Love
- Kami
P.S
Btw, the troops should have gotten the real swedish snail repellant: Siccors and salt.
"Thats right, Soldier, this is what we use. Now patrol around the camp and make examples of the enemy. These are not protected by any laws or rules for conduct."
@@KamiRecca the Canadians pop out of the bushes, with big grins on their faces, and starts to unfold their Geneva Checklists.
@@w0t3rdog
"First point of order. The term "Murder Snail" is highly derogatory, and constitutes a crime against Arion vulgaris, also known as the Spanish Slug.
Second point of order, it is clearly described in these articles that to inflict Needless pain is a clear violation, and hence a crime against Arion vulgaris, also known as the Spanish Slug, mate. So what is the salt for?"
US can learn a few things about winter warfare from the Swedish 🇸🇪❤🇺🇸
Finns too.
they really could, you should se a video about the army in north of Sweden called låset i norr obviously with English texting @@ThinGibbons
Agreed
@@ThinGibbonsPoints go to the player that does *not* need to prove themself.
@@ThinGibbonsThe Jab?😂
Yup, there have been several exercises even in sweden.. one was when US Marine landed on and liberated Gotland!
But I think that the moste importante ones was up in the north, Norway, Sweden and Finland.. harsh climate, in the winter!
Nice, yes very harsh environment but great training environments for the military
@@CombatReadyHQ Mm, if you think about get in to the Army again, try to avoid "Northen exercises", becuse, even with all saefty rules.. there is always casulties, in a good one for the moste froste bites! In any second one there is airplanes/helicopters crashes in to mountaines, rangers/jägare that get hit by avalances, or friendly forces that get run ower friendly forces.. "Hey, it looks that our weichles stand on some tents here"!
All this things have happen on Northen excersises!
@@stiglarsson8405 Despite being a satire, there is one thing, or statement, in Starship Troopers i like: Training cant be 100% safe. The military NEEDS to have casualties during it. Thats the one thing out of control during a very controlled event that makes everything in it "Real".
Yes, its highly dramatic, we are training for war, big concept, defence, abstract combat, supplies, concepts that despite being deep in it, are very far off from the Normal, the Real.
But if we hear that Axel got shot during an exercise because some idiot didnt handle their rifle with respect, well then all those words said about weapon safety realy slams home. And since its military training and that knowledge is heavily connected to other knowledges the rest of the training starts to slam home as a result.
And we dont even Need to hear about Alex. Its enough to know that such things DO happen in training to cement it as Real in the mind.
From Sweden with Love
- Kami
TLDR:
Military is a dangerous life, and needs to be dangerous even in training for its own good.
@@stiglarsson8405 Why do u think the Fins and all the Swedish people won over the Russians.. in an hour if u mess up and get wet or get lost ur dead even how hard you are.
Vehicles (helicopters etc), officers and engineers are Swedish.
12:03 They dont have weapons on them while setting up the bridge. But they probably have a 360 close protection unit that only focus on nearby threats and keeps an eye open any dangers. But by rule, the weapon must be within reach at any moment. Or maybe this is just a demonstration of some kind..
We usually stacked the weapons on the shore, with someone on guard. It's hard enough work bulding a bridge or a pontoon without dragging a weapon around as well.
those maos used by Swedish is printed on fairly waterproof material, not unlike lint paper , lint paoer is what paper money is/was made out of, had a map do an accidental trip in washingmachine, it was certainly not pristine, but not impossible to use or ruined.
I was a field engineer in the army during my 7,5 months of conscription in Sweden and we didn't carry weapons while building pontoons or bridges. Not even helmets or splinter vests normally. The idea was we'd likely not be right on the front lines normally, and it was more important to get the crossing build fast and efficiently so the people doing the fighting could get where they needed to be. Not to mention, if you were to fall into the water, you'd sink straight to the bottom.
the marines mainly use the hk 416 ( M27 ) with the acog LPVO 1- 8
Look the content just starting basic this Sunday can’t wait
Love the content*
Thank you, best of luck and keep us posted with how you get on
Try carry that strecher in deep snow.
I did my military srvice more than 40 years ago.
In my time at least we were always required to carro helmet, gun and gasmask at all times.
No, you use a “Pulka” 👍🏻
we call the laser gear the miles gear.
You had my attention until I noticed you used milk to your coffe/thé :D
That helicopter landing at 7:12 😅😂
I love the M90 camo
Yeah it’s decent camouflage in woodland
@@CombatReadyHQIt is more than decent. I was on an open day at the military base where i live in Sweden a few years ago and they had a group of us walk up to the edge of the forest and look out and say what we see. Nobody could really make out anything then on cue 5 men popped up about 10-15 meters away in the M90 and had covered themselves in branches on the helmets and stuff. We could not see them and we could almost reach out and touch them they were that close.
All I can think about is the highly annoying deer flys creeping around in your hair if you'd ever take off your headwear. Huuuhhhhhh😢😂
Fortunately there were close to no flies during that excise. Maybe I was just too tired to notice them though😅
I always wish we had some better video content about our military. So much is unknown to most of us.
däcksbro 200 the brigde on the river. i think the US has some miles of that system
Vibrations are easily transfered through mediums, such as air, water and a table. A microphone is designed to pick up said vibrations, both trough air, water and a table. Do what you wish with this information.
I thought the solider was updating his instagram or something haha
Ill send you my patch
Ah yes mega, thank you.
Could you email me or send me a message on instagram
Yeah They train To prepare to become a new member of NATO. Finally that day has arrived. Welcome Sweden to the NATO family.😊
they've been involved with nato as a partner for 30 years.
close to 40kg+ for a swede special force troop, if not more
Not sure why but seeing some of the leaders use their firing hand to give out signals when moving from a position made me cringe as i was always taught when i was in the US Army as an 11B (Infantryman) we used our non firing hand. But other than a few things that made me cringe and/or raise an eyebrow great content.
Great point, right hand stays on weapon system and use opposite hand for hand signals
S is yeaterday. No chopters in the new, UA/RU "morder.
Bad start if you are not able with phoentics! H
you want a patch; join the marines :)
They won’t let me otherwise I’d do the training for one