Army Combat Vet REACTS to Soviet's Random Arma BS 10!

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  @MilitaryHistoryGearReview · 4 years ago · pinned

  Hit Subscribe! Help me get the silver play button!

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• KA

  @kaybe9797 · 4 years ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=33YoQQL22BE&amp;t=720">12:00</a> Soviet hates ads and sponsorships. In his FAQ he actually recommends that his viewers use ad block on his videos in case any companies claim his videos and put ads on them. He says that his patreon and stream donations keep him well paid enough to never have to compromise his work.<br><br>It&apos;s kind of the same reason why he never wants to get an editor, since he feels that his style is so important to the videos that no one else could be trained to make the same creative decisions as him.

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  @waldevv · 4 years ago

  Kudos to soviet for all the keyframing of the text, I can&apos;t even imagine how long some of the scenes would take unless the automation has advanced quite a bit recently

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  @pollin522 · 4 years ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=33YoQQL22BE&amp;t=1328">22:08</a> I believe that&apos;s a Bren light machine gun. You can&apos;t really tell, but the sights are offset to the left, so you&apos;re not looking at a magazine. This does however mean that the weapon can only be effectively fired from the right shoulder.

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  @tien65 · 4 years ago

  the sofia joke was about a previous arma mission where Cynanide was so happy to rescue a hostage named sofia only to find out it is a guy instead. think you did cover it before.

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  @happyjohn354 · 4 years ago

  The top loaded magazine firearm at <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=33YoQQL22BE&amp;t=1327">22:07</a> is called a Bren Gun and it was the British equivalent to the American BAR light machinegun. The thing you were looking at was not the sight but the magazine release the sights are offset to the left side of the magazine.

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  @AtomDragon12 · 4 years ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=33YoQQL22BE&amp;t=1438">23:58</a> actually knew a few people who served with Harry and by all accounts he was pretty grounded and level-headed, a good laugh away from combat and a genuinely dependable fellow in it. Completely batshit nowadays, mind you.

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  @cerberus144 · 4 years ago (edited)

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=33YoQQL22BE&amp;t=1334">22:14</a> Paul complains about a real-world Bren light machine gun from 1938 on how absurd it is makes me smile

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• SI

  @sirshotty7689 · 4 years ago

  Somewhat unrelated. But there were some bagpipers during WW2. The most famous one is probably Jack Churchill who entered the war with a bagpipe, a Scottish broadsword, and a longbow. There are even unconfirmed reports that he actually got a kill with the longbow. <br>There’s another story about a Scottish man armed with only his knife and a bagpipe during the Normandy landing who played despite the British army restricting bagpipes because they would attract snipers and his response was basically that the restrictions only applied to English units but he is Scottish I can’t recall his name at the moment.

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  @orderofthenightwalkers4174 · 4 years ago

  I think a lot of arma groups are on teamspeak since the radio mod they use requires it

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  @PastelFurry · 4 years ago

  I think one of my favorite things in this entire video is Womble meeting the norwegian resistance, I showed &nbsp;the clip to my norwegian boyfriend who almost slammed his head into the desk when one of the resistance members shouts at one of the brits in Swedish, personally as a Swedish person I approve xD

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  @SierraMike091 · 4 years ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=33YoQQL22BE&amp;t=915">15:15</a> When I told an old family friend (who was a retired Army CSM) that I was going to become an officer in the US Army, he asked me if I had any experience raising kids. Being in my teens, the answer was obvious, to which he responded, &quot;you will by the time you get out.&quot; I thought that this was a joke and gave a chuckle. Fast forward some years, and as a PL, I now understand why he said that, and that he actually wasn&apos;t joking. Never in my life prior to commissioning did I ever think that I would need to feed, water, change, put down to sleep, and make sure that fully grown ass men (some older than me, and were in the Army when I was born) were not getting into trouble as if they were freaking three years old...

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