Comments by "Spring Bloom" (@springbloom5940) on "Urban Combat - Room Breaching \u0026 Clearing - US Army (2011)" video.

  1. +Military History Visualized Marines are Navy and the Navy way is to procedure your way out of any problem - the Navy and by extension Marines have a procedure for everything, thats drilled into their brains... this is crucial to survival, at sea. The Army way is to think and reason your way out of any problem - NOTHING works the way its supposed to... EVER... not even in training. Thats a major oversimplification, but I think it captures the branches conceptually and provides an answer to the question.
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  2. +Thomas Chadwick That is shockingly accurate.
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  3. The manual is a starting point, if you dont know what youre doing or dont have the benefit of more experienced team leadership. Its a good standard for initial training, because it 'works' and its easy for eveyone to understand their part; but a cooperating team, will have their own quirks, strengths and weaknesses and thus their own organic techniques that are(hopefully) more effective than the basic manual tactics. But usually, the way in the manual, is the way everyone initially learns.
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  4. +Simon Elof Short Room!!!
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  5. +RPK82SN And so do the bullets... or, so do the bullets...
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  6. +Zach B. No joke, the Russian army treats wounded as battlefield obstacles.
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  7. +Cycling in Edmonton from the Eyes of a Teen To be completely fair, they had to deal with situations that are virtually inconceivable, in the West. In America, the hostages would just as likely be killed, due to inaction.
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