How would Finland react to war? (Marine reacts to Taistelukenttä 2020)

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• PU

  @puolustusvoimat · 6 years ago · pinned

  Thank you for your sharp-sighted commentary on our videos! We’ve been watching your channel for quite some time, keep up the great work.

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• NA

  @Nasse83 · 6 years ago (edited)

  What increases the realism of the video for us Finns is that the newscasters are actual newscasters we see on TV every day.

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• JA

  @jaakkosaha5787 · 6 years ago

  They don&apos;t use English call signs because it sounds cool. They use them because it makes co-operation with NATO-countries easier. <br><br>I did my service in signal corps. All of our comm systems are NATO-compatible.

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• CO

  @companyjoe · 6 years ago (edited)

  You will love this: A couple of years ago a Russian fighter plane breached the air space. It was identified by a Finnish fighter in one minute. A reporter asked the defence forces &quot;how can you possibly be there in one minute when your nearest airfield is 20 minutes away?&quot; And here comes the epic response: &quot;Exactly.&quot; <br>Ok the reporter wasn&apos;t satisfied with that and asked the Minister of Defence the same question and the answer: &quot;Our planes are where they need to be at the right time&quot;.

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• ER

  @erikhoryza9068 · 3 years ago

  Im honored to have allies like the Finns 🇺🇲🙏🏻

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• TH

  @Thecapper-c8f · 6 years ago

  The thing the medic gave the injured soldier is a fentanyl lollipop - way more powerful than morphine.

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• BU

  @Businessgoose123 · 6 years ago

  The guy that says &quot;Finland is at war&quot; is a real news reporter

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• NU

  @nusgiss · 6 years ago

  As most of us Finnish men are part of the reserves, this really hits deep. I even recognized one of the guys in the video, we served at the same time.<br>During training it never really feels scary, but watching videos like these make you realize how real the threat is, especially considering the Crimea incident. I just got called for refresher training (one of the first actions in the video), and even though that is normal, it just got more real. I sincerely hope I never have to fire a gun at a person, but if needed, we have to defend.

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• PA

  @PatternWeaverINTP · 6 years ago

  Apart from NATO, Norway needs a <i>specific</i> operational plan to <b>HAUL ASS</b> over to Finland the <i>moment</i> anybody as much as <i>looks</i> in their direction.<br>Norway and Finland are brothers. Our language may be different but the language of facing diversity and protecting our home we speak fluently.<br>Much love to Finland from Norway, <i>Hyvää Suomi</i> &lt;3

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• AS

  @AstroBlitzGaming · 4 years ago

  As a Finn now living in Sweden I think i never felt this patriotic and emotional at the same time for my home country. When the news cast said, Finland is at war, from there emotions went everywhere... Thinking back to all the men and SISU Finland showed back in the 40&apos;s against soviet, doing an amazing job against a super power.... We are strong! If this happens again, we done this before and we will overcome 💪🇫🇮💪

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• JU

  @jussikinnunen1000 · 6 years ago

  Since you asked: The emergency powers act, when taken into use, gives the Finnish government more lawful methods to take action for example in a military conflict. It was recently used in Finland because of the covid-19 epidemic. It basically gives the government more rights to control the population whenever Finnish national security is at risk for some reason or another. It is like one step before a full martial law. I hope this helps you, even though i explained it in a very simplified way.

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• SI

  @Sir_Baddington · 6 years ago

  you should watch &quot;The unknown soldier&quot; movie.

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