Hearted Youtube comments on WarLeaks - Military Blog (@WarLeaker) channel.

  1. He was saying: "I'm 300" (wounded) and then "I'm not finished, I'm still alive"
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  2. 1 minute long. Straight to the point. Delivers exactly what the title promises. Most important of all, no stupid ass new age bullshit song, just the sweet engine sound. I would give this a double thumbs up if I could.
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  3. now imagine having to run up a beach with at least 20 of these shooting at you
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  4. That was intense. After 21 years of COIN you forget what large scale combat operations actually look like. The rush of coming face to face with something that can take you and your squad out in seconds must be overwhelming.
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  5. 1944: The United States invade the beaches of Normandy to take down Germany 2019: The US Soldiers are using German Guns and are allies with Germany Crazy how things have changed
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  6. I approve the use of my tax dollars for this purpose
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  7. After seeing videos of captured Russian soldiers, then watching these, this conflict just gets more heartbreaking.
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  8. That's how you kill a fly in Soviet Russia.
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  9. "Tower, this is Ghostrider, requesting a fly-by..."
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  10. Can we take a moment to applaude the pilot. The skill needed for pinpoint landing during a storm is truly amazing.
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  11. Jesus Christ. That hurricane is worse than I thought, and I've seen a lot of it. Some angels have wings, some have helicopters.
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  12. I love how that channel gets called both russian propaganda and western propaganda in the span of 2 vids 😭
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  13. This is why OPSEC (operational security) is so important for military ops….This guy took a YouTube video, google earth and a news article and look at how information you can piece together…As a former soldier, very good analysis on the TIC.
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  14. That is awesome. I felt a surge of pride when I saw the American flag on that armpatch. Glad we also do good around the world.
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  15. That's cool as hell...bet those bad guys left a shit trail that long
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  16. This should be required watching for anyone considering becoming an infantryman. This was like straight out of a textbook.
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  17. Move, Shoot, and communicate. Solid Work
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  18. For everyone who is butthurt over the fact that he did not hit. This is what you all need now: amzn.to/2GBOCVz
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  19. Hell yeah! I loved working with the French Army, kinda jealous that they're getting the HK416 as their main rifle now lol Much love from the US Army
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  20. coast guard does a lot of unequivocally badass stuff year round and are more directly responsible for saving american lives than any other branch
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  21. God damn that thing absolutely shreds the paper
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  22. This guy along has more balls than the entire ANA
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  23. We used to use the same technique. Its been a few decades now, but I used to fly AH-1s which also have fixed rocket pods. The direct fire range (that is aiming directly at what you want to hit) was something like 3km, but using indirect would get them our to 7+. To do that the gunner put his sight on the target and in the backseater's HUD a crosshair known as a Constantly-Computed-Release-Point (CCRP) would appear and drift around. The backseater would have to manuver so that the CCRP was over the fixed cross hair in the center of the HUD then fire. This usually required the nose to be WAY up, and if you started at a hover you'd quickly be doing 40 knots backwards, so you only had a few seconds to get on target and fire, lower the nose and move forward, and repeat. Not fun. Much easier to do from slow forward flight like these guys, but then you gain altitude which can also be really really bad. Either way the only thing you can see through the HUD is the airframe and the back of the front seater's head because the nose is WAY up. It can be pretty accurate too, and because the rockets are coming down at a steep angle the range dispersion is much lower that in direct fire.
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  24. Respect for the special forces members of Mexico that participate and the others that lost their lives in that operation.
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  25. I think its important to note that this was one of the earlier "Sniper Propaganda" videos during the height of the Iraq War. Never seen the soldier provide the context before, thanks.
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  26. That was a intense firefight. That soldier wasn't taking any cover. He was a wide open target. For the insurgents. True American Hero's...
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  27. Hearing BRRRRT is good sign. You are alive.
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  28. amzn.to/2GBOCVz Do you need this? Do we need this? Do they need this? Who knows!
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  29. Do not apologize for your English. You are bringing news in quicker than most so it is appreciated
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  30. Thank you for the updates. War is hell.
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  31. No better feeling on earth than saving a little girl
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  32. First part of the video - they were mostly talking about spotted russian positions and a couple of enemy soldiers there. Then the skirmish started. Most phrases are about covering fire. One guy "Khmuryi" got shot. But seems only light wounded, he was asked whether he can walk and he was fine with that. Then on 8:15 another guy, seems that the one who was lying nearby said - "i think i'm wounded", and he immediately was told to move back. (most likely also light wound) Then trecnhes attack, just regular phrases about movement directions. When they captured a POW. He was told to take off his cloths, just in case he has some weapon there or grenade. Then they assured him that he won't be beaten, that they will send him to Kyiv and then he will be able to come back home during exchanges. Then the ukrainian medic came, asked this russian guy whether he's wounder or not, checked him and tied up his hands
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  33. nothing compliments my morning coffee better than footage of french soldiers opening a can of whoop ass
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  34. Who is the communist who disliked this video?
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  35. As an Englishman your English is clear and precise, even better that you can apply it to factual circumstances. Please keep making these!
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  36. The blackhawk didn't save those people. The guys with the giant balls dangling from it did.
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  37. That artillery the bigger one reminds me the huge huge Artillery pieces the Germans had in WW1 and they had it in Trains with shells that were tons and stuff and you can hear it from miles and they could hit targes very very far. Cool anyway have a nice week pal and congrats fro the 1Million subs.
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  38. Now thats a proper breach and clear. Full mag or nothin, the American way.
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  39. I hope the fish is okay
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  40. No pirates were harmed during the making of this film.
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  41. Well done to you on the video and to the Mexican law enforcement and military.
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  42. Ay yo that's me dawg Surprised to see it come out on such a large channel 😅
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  43. Starship troopers
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  44. We also have Korean self-propelled howitzers! Respect from Finland.
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  45. Honestly I don't mind the voice, you have a consistent channel and I feel the beginning commentary is useful for sharing more information about the clip, keep up the good work brother.
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  46. 6:19 “Have they killed any civilians?” “ We can.” 😂
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  47. You good bro, do what best for you and NOBODY cares if you go text or voice over. We support you and your channel.
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  48. For those who haven't been in the military. Suppressive Fire: Don't let your enemy do what they need (IE don't let them attack your position freely) Covering Fire: Let your troops do what they need (IE allow your troops to attack an enemy position freely.) And the remember the 4Fs: Find them, fix them (suppress them), flank them (cover your troops), screw them.
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  49. The proffesionalism is off-the-chart. Would love to work with them any swinging day.
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  50. I see the Germans are going with the kiss method keep it simple stupid that gun is absolutely amazing. The buzzsaw
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