Comments by "LRRPFco52" (@LRRPFco52) on "Daily Mail World" channel.

VOVA08090 So I track fleet loss statistics for US fighters and aircraft, but what does that have to do with French using training PGMs with no explosives in them to take out tanks in urban areas in Libya?
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The US does it much differently with pre-planned fires, Destruction and suppression of enemy air defense, gunships, Precision-guided Munitions, And done under the cover of night with night vision devices used by all participants. These are all things Russia lacks the capability to employ, nor do they train that way. They're stuck in a 1970s airmobile airfield seizure strategy, but they really believed it would be relatively effortless for them.
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Large ALICE Ruck is great, as long as you have it modified. Guys are still using them in the Q Course for SUTs.
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The tardz in editing clipped it wrong. There's no other explanation. He was talking about ACU for sure. Woodland BDUs blend in really well in the jungle. They do pretty well in Europe and Korea. Multicam is superior in all 3 areas though.
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@NickVarn Depends on what you’re doing/need to carry. If you’re carrying Claymores and Recon special items of equipment, I recommend the full deluxe assortment of pouch mods: 1. Top flap with Claymore mine pouch that doubles as a detachable mini assault pack. 2. Left and right Medium or long pouches sewn onto the pack. Long pouches are for antennae. 3. MOLLE Grid underneath Medium sustainment pouches so you can attach MOLLE 2 QT Canteen pouches. 4. Small oblique pouches. 5. Center large GP Pouch covering the 3 pouches with pull-the-dot fasteners. Those are worthless unless covered up by a GP pouch and used as dividers. 6. Existing pouches converted to high-strength US-made Fastex buckles. 7. Replace the pack straps with Tactical Tailor padded, contoured straps. 8. Some people like the sleeping bag compartment added. 9. Kidney belt replaced with a large padded version that also allows ease of stow-away when vehicle-mounted or patrolling for quick-ditch of the ruck. 10. Carry handle sewn to the pack body or frame. 11. Stow a small section of sleeping pad in the frame against your back. I did my main one like this with Woodland Cordura for the pouch mods. One of the Recon Team Leaders in my LRS Company did a zipper flap add-on for my top flap so I could route hand mic and antennae better out of the radio pouch.
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It's more for senior leaders. No D/SEAD, no effective CAS, no night capability, no airfield clearance teams, no shock troops like Ranger Regiment or Paras, and they were set up for failure. US would have done this differently, starting at night with fast mover pre-planned CAS support until AC-130 could suppress any remaining AAA and crew-served positions.
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 @MartinMaarva How many Russian nuclear accidents were kept secret? We now know there was a partial meltdown of Reactor #1 at Chernobyl in 1982. Most people still have never heard of it.
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GPS coordinates are all that are needed. An autonomous navigation profile can be used and the UAS will find its target just fine. You can update with optical reckonings on key landmarks along the way if there is intermittent satellite signal.
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@AcikaMak I have perforated numerous reinforced concrete structures with 40lb shaped charges. They come with a stand-off frame that looks like a pot holder. Cuts through concrete like a red-hot knife through warm butter.
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5th used to have a black background with the South Vietnamese flag yellow and red stripes at an angle, then careerists who wanted to erase history changed it to a solid black flash. In March of 2016, they resurrected the Vietnam-era beret flash in 5th, which was the right move.
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@skugskug9078 So no, Russia does not have D/SEAD capability, nor does it have common night vision capability with its pilots. If Russia had D/SEAD, there would be no Ukrainian Air Defenses, and they started out the war using S-300 and other common systems Russia does, not old European Patriots. Biden WH withheld military aid to Ukraine for months until the clamoring grew too great, so you're wrong there as well. Short story is Russia sucks at modern combat, sucks at pilot training, sucks at modern force structuring, and the pilots are still talking FM open plain text. As a young PFC in the Infantry as an RTO 30 years ago, I had better frequency-hopping Radios and vastly-superior Radio discipline with brevity codes. Russian Air Force is a pathetic embarrassment across its spectrum of skills. This is the brutal reality you must face.
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 @justindelaney9987 What Brigade & Battalion?
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@fn0rd-f5o Desert Storm was the most decisive, brutally-efficient military campaign of the 20th Century, with a win so overwhelming that Iraq had to surrender in utter defeat, and then the US dictated to them for 12 years where they could and couldn't fly over their own airspace.
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@bobevans9996 But the USAF, USN, and USMC don’t drop bombs on US cities. We have vast training ranges all over the US far from any civilian populations.
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@MikeNOtie Was LTC Schweizer your BC?
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There’s an older video where he talks in great detail about his cranial aneurysms and the doctor telling him the bleeder was in the part of the brain that controls speech. He said, “I wished they had told me that before the ’88 campaign."
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 @lapti201 Have you dodged the mobilization? Why not go to the front?
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@senatorjosephmccarthy2720 Ryan Air Firebee drones as well in Vietnam. There were decoys and recon drones controlled by F-4Ds in SEA, but it was a very quiet program, first tested at Eglin AFB, FL. In WWII, there was a young lady named Norma Mortenson who worked at the Radioplane Munitions Company in 1944 building drones for the war effort. She was discovered by the Army Air Forces Motion Picture Unit, which had a young Captain in it who helped her with her career. You know her as Marilyn Monroe. The young Captain was a guy named Ronald Reagan.
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@kittredgeseely3542 You might be referring to the Kyshtym Disaster where radioactive waste exploded in 1957.
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@Friendly-Unit There was a partial meltdown of Reactor #1 in 1982 that was kept secret. The famous incident of reactor #4 happened in 1986. Most people still don't know about reactor #1, even after all the documentaries and the mini series.
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@nw4042 Everyone knows about the #4 reactor incident in 1986. We had just left West Germany in 1982, and we have a lot of family in Sweden and Finland. The other incident I'm talking about was a partial meltdown of reactor #1 in 1982 at the same facility in Chernobyl, which was kept secret. I get my intel from far more reliable sources than most of what you see.
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@djordjelezajic8435 That’s the most infamous nuclear reactor accident in US history, nothing compared to Chernobyl ’86 or Fukushima.
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The big question is, why did Biden offer Zelensky the ride in the first place, after his son worked for a company run and owned by Russian separatists?
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@yolomcswaggens9482 Tu-22 airframes and engines haven't been in production for decades. Because Russia has to make do with airframes made in the Soviet times, there have been modernization efforts undertaken on certain airframes in the Tu-22M and Tu-160 fleets.
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I’ve done many of these types of events in DC. The security is on the outer perimeters. Dignitaries don’t walk with their PSD for ceremonies.
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@gazpachopolice7211 And Zlochevsky ran off with millions to Monaco. And a certain VP demanded Poroshenko not investigate and to fire Shokin. A certain President demanded David Cameron shut down UK's investigation into Zlochevsky and release $15 million of his seized funds.
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@narayan2412 They would get lighter and RTB. Fortunately, the US isn't planning on flying B-2As or any other aircraft into Russia.
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@williamhancock8065 McCain flew A-4s, which didn't carry Air-to-air missiles. It was a rocket pod from another aircraft that fired into one near his, engulfing it and his A-4 in flames. He narrowly escaped the inferno. That was a major mishap at sea away from any civilians.
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@skugskug9078 What did I get wrong? I’m not sure what you’re responding to.
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So many kids to sniff and caress. That’s why the Soviets chose to finance his Senate campaign in 1972, because he was already morally compromised in the worst way. Perverts like Biden are cheaper to bribe, which made him a great mark. You can look at the photos of the Soviets parading him around in Leningrad and Moscow after they got him in the Senate, and had him fly over to show off like a new doll.
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@Ghosy01 North Africa is really European territory historically, well within European perview. It should not be occupied by Arabs. They are a curse to its soil.
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