@@Yoyle-jq9ul It feels like someone is thrusting a spear through my chest whenever someone butchers the Swedish language. Varför kan ingen prata riktigt?!
I was a communicationsoldier (i know) within the swedish marine. I dont understand why its "NUTS" that whole group fail when only one guy is responsible for a misstake. Nothing is stronger then its weakest link.
It’s certainly not nuts and I think that type of collectivist mindset is common in armed forces all over the world. My first day of military service we were tasked to put our kit together. We were given a specific number of seconds to fasten each item. I was really fast, finished fast and felt great about myself. When the time was up, the recruit on my right was still struggling. The sergeant came up to us. With a blank expression he told the other recruit “continue” then he just stared at me. “Why did this recruit fail to complete his task on time?” I didn’t know what to say so I just said the first thing I could think of “he just wasn’t fast enough sergeant” The way the he looked at me told me instantly that I was somehow an idiot but I didn’t understand why I was an idiot. Then he told me “This recruit failed to complete his task on time because YOU didn’t help him. You failed your teammate. I can’t make a soldier out of someone who just looks out for himself. Never, ever fail your teammate like this again.” That lesson stays with me. I’m that guy who always asks his colleagues if there’s something I can do to help the team whenever I have a second to spare. Even as a civilian. And that’s why I love working with people who’ve at least gone through basic.
Our sniper team from Flygbasjägarna came in on 3d place in this years US Army International Sniper Competition. It says a lot about our little country and we Rangers. =) Under 10miljon people live here and still we perform.
They came 3rd but won two medals Iron man medal and best international team. Five months ago the Air Force rangers won the European Sniper competition , Swedish Paras placed 4th Proud to have served as an Air Force Ranger and really proud of my brothers still performing at top level. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flygbasj%C3%A4gare
@@crushflow3091 10 US soldiers vs 10 Swedish soldiers... If someone did this the Swedish soldiers would be like: "Is this a joke? Why are we gonna have to fight a battle that is already won?"
r71oats6 it isn’t only men who defend the pride of sweden there are women to. and i have an example for that fackt it is my whole family men and women who are patriots. i was born by the flag i live by the flag and i will die by the flag.
@@afternoobtea914 Absolut, men det är inte alltid bokstavliga översättningar rimmar bäst. Det heter ju till exempel Battleship, inte Combatship. Å andra sidan ser jag nu att båtens benämning på engelska faktiskt ÄR Combat Boat 90. Men, om någon frågade MIG vad den BORDE heta så skulle jag säga Battleboat. Men som sagt...
Roughly 5500 coastal rangers have been trained since the beginning in 1956/57, when the Coast Artillery Close Quarters Battle School merged into "Kustjägarna" (/"Coastal Rangers"). Divers were specialized in long range covert recon/sabotage, roughly 160 these have been trained. The navy hade their own combat/attack divers until 1983, so for a few decades we hade two separate schools for attack/combat divers. The rangers have to earn both the green beret and the trident, in different tests, were emphasis are on long marches w/ heavy rucks (mine usually weighed ~65kgs + ~30kgs assault vest/weapon/ammo/etc) with no sleep and several tasks, distance canoeing, speed marches, survival and SERE training (introducing soviet interrogation techniques), distance swimming, assault courses...and so on. The KJ conscripts were all volounteers, because of the extremes of the training (like the parachute rangers). Conscription lasted 15 months (ranger squad leaders) or 10 months (rangers). Until 1990, the coastal rangers formed 8 independent ranger companies, which were deployed all along the 2700km long coastline, some far up in the arctic regions. In 1990, 6 Amphibious Battallions were formed, each with 2x Ranger Companies, 1 Mortar Coy and other elements including attack/combat divers, Hellfire missile platoons, staff- and mine platoons. Later the AMFBATs were reformed (Org 2010), the ranger companies were reduced and more specialized in recon/sabotage (classic commando tasks) and the assault/raid tasks were assigned to Amphibious Rifle Coys, similar to USMC. From 2014, the conscription was scrapped, and the swedish defense was professional only, and to apply to the rangers you needed to have been employed for at least 2 years. In 1994, a desicion was made, in typical swedish manners, where no one should be 'better' than any other, the trident was moved from the beret to a piece of cloth on the shoulder (which can be seen in your video). And somewhere along the way, the green beret went to be only a piece of cloth on the head on those who served in the marines, not everyone had to pass the tests, which kind of diluted its value. I was on KJ -94, the last rangers with the trident in the beret.
Att syftet var att ”ingen är bättre än någon annan” stämmer inte. Anledningen var att baskern ändrade syfte och istället skulle visa förbandstillhörighet, inte nödvändigtvis utbildning (FJS har fortfarande deras vinröda baskrar men dock av internationell tradition). Därför infördes utbildningstecken istället. Treudden är fortfarande precis lika prestigefylld, men istället för att den bärs på baskern bärs den istället på axeln, likt jägarbågen, Torleif och likt utländska förband (exempelvis U.S Army Rangers och Brittiska Royal Marine Commandos). Dessutom har kustjägarna fortfarande kvar den guldiga treudden, men endast på bröstet på finuniformen M/87.
i was born by the flag i live by the flag and i will die by the flag. im gonna give my life to protect my king and home i will honor the beautiful flag. as the lasr thing i will se when i die is the swedish flag the yellow and blue will be the last colors i will se.🇸🇪🇸🇪
Å=Gore/Gåre Ä=Air/Är Ö=Girl/Görl These aren’t translations, but clarification on what the sounds you’re looking for sounds like Or if you really struggle to remember the language and for some reason just have to speak it without time to prepare just say the Ä’s and Å’s as an regular A and pronounce the Ö as an O. Every Swede would know you can’t speak the language but people would still understand since it’s such a common mistake. Same goes for the internet if you have to write a letter you don’t have, just write the equivalent that looks kinda the same but without the dots and circles on top:D
As someone who has met several Kustjägare/Coastal Rangers in real life I can safely say that some of the facts in this video are wrong (and some are correct!). 1. Back in the days of universal consciption you could apply to the Costal Rangers without having served in the armed forces. That has now changed. Perhaps to make the unit more professional. 2. The green beret with the trident was the unique insignia for the Costal Rangers. It was later changed to the Viking 'Thorleif' which is universal for all serving in the Amphibious Regiment (after completing Exercise Amfibie of course). The trident is now either worn on on the right arm as a shoulder patch or on the chest of the mess dress. 3. If the Trident has its forks turned inwards when on the mess dress it means that the person is a qualified Combat Diver. 4. In the days of the Coastal Artillery there was no mobile marine units until the creation of the Coastal Rangers. Their mission was to eject any foreign invaders from islands that had been taken over. A common saying is/was that a Coastal Rangers life-expectancy was somewhere around 2 minutes. 5. There are two green berets within the Swedish Armed Forces. The lighter green (commando green) one belongs to the Amphibious Regiment. A more dark green one is a universal beret for cavalry (light, mobile units) within the armed forces (such as the 31st Air Assault or the Army's Ranger Battalion).
Correction: It's "commando-green", same color as other marine/amphibious-unit's berets internationally.. it's not the same color as any other swedish unit's berets.
När jag tog min basker 2000 så hade vi Torleif på armen och m/92 KA1 på baskern. När bytte de till att ha Torleif på baskern? Kustjägarna och attackdykarna hade fortfarande sina två olika treuddar på baskern då.
@@marcushillerstrom25 Såvitt jag vet så var det strax efter 2000 (eller sent 90-tal) som bytet skedde. En kollega till mig sa att han var sista kullen innan de bytte och det var tidigt 2000-tal (eller sent 90-tal). I samma veva lades KJ ned som ett eget förband och bakades in i Amf1 som ett kompani.
@@marcushillerstrom25 Va? Vilket plut låg du på? Då borde du la veta att KJ komp hade gaffeln på axeln och inte i en basker. Gaffeln flyttades från baskern runt 96-97. Cirka 3 år innan jag låg inne.
@@tklasson No, you can not read and understand German as a Swed. I am swedish and know Same German. There are many words that are similar in both languages but the difference is still to great.
FYI (since you are using a lot of information and pictures of amfibieskytte (amphibious assault unit)) there are TWO fighting units in Amf 1, whereas the most of them are the former. -Amphibious assault/light infantery company -Coastal rangers company
Oh dear. So many errors. The year the coastal artillery was formed was correct. And yes, the Coastal Rangers were formed in 1956, but the attack divers formed in 1955 were the Navy attack divers, and not Coastal Ranger divers. These divers were modelled on the US Navy UDT/SEAL to perform underwater demolitions. They were officially disbandend in 1981, I believe. The Ranger divers were formed after the British SBS. The Rangers themselves were, as mentioned, heavily inspired by the Royal Marine Commandos, and there have been frequent exchanges between the Swedes and the British, but also the Dutch Marines. Furthermore, the Amphibious Corps were derived from the six amphibious battalions, which in turn were a further development from the coastal artillery barrage battalions (spärrbataljon) who used missiles and mines to defeat enemy landing craft. The six amphibious battalions each consisted of five companies: Amphibious Coy. which used a land-based version of the Hellfire missile, and a modular anti-ship mine called the M9 mine. Command/HQ-coy. Included a recce platoon (attack divers. At the time, the only component that deployed snipers) and a surface to air-missile platoon. Mortar Coy. Derived from the Coastal Ranger mortar platoon to provide indirect fire support for the Coastal Rangers. And finally, two Ranger companies for assaults, direct action and reconnaissance. With regards: A former Kustjägare/Coastal Ranger of the 1990s.
@@FtdFacts No worries, mate. Yeah, the Navy divers were trained on Märsgarn island and focused on underwater sabotage and demolition, while the Ranger divers were trained for reconnaissance and direct action on land. The Coastal Rangers and Parachute Rangers were the closest we ever got to having Special Forces untill the predecessor to SOG (SSG) was formed in 1994, but were never considered as such. However, there was an interim unit called Jägarbefälsgruppen (Ranger Officer Group) that eventually evolved into the SSG, but that's a different story.
Worth noting: The engineers had an munitions disposal diving team as well, to handle duds and mines and some UWdemolitions (as well as recovery ops). You know, engineers doing engineer stuff...
I had a friend two years older then me. He was a kustjägare and after the only thing he could talk about was the French Legion and one day he went to Marsselle to recute and then we never saw him again. Either he was lost in combat or he made it and became a French citizen with new name. We will never know. He is gone.
In 2004 you got the armpatch Thorleif for completing "övning thorleif" as a closure/test of the gsu (basic soldier training). Then you deserved the barret after completing the combat obsticle Course ( with backpack and weapond), snabbmarsch (running marsching with the allignment and fot stepping correct, backpack and weapond). clotheswimming, jumping from hight, dummy rescue 25m 12-15 feet below serface. And at last "övning amfibie" åka hellweek, 5 dags without sleep testing all training last 4-5 months including a 100km pure marsch. All this as a group! First then you earned your barret and could call yourself an ampfibioussoldier
About the non ranger parts of the amfibious regiment, The "amphibious riflemen" or "amphibious assault unit" there were suport units that was able to deploy a platoon (team) of 81.4 mm mortars on mostly any island in the archipelago outside Stockholm using kayaks as the mean of transportation. Most of the marching tests was made with all the groups equipment wich meant that the mortar platoon did hauling their mortars in those tests... The most common reason to medical dismiss was ofcourse busted knees... During the conscrpit days all the navigators and boat drivers of the combatboats were drafted from young men living in the archipelago, wich meant that they could navigate that archipilago in pitchblack, storms and when drunk silly. Some of them when all three above stated conditions was fullfilled at the same time:-)
Only one of the platoons within 'Amphibious assault company' is carrying out firesupport by mortars/robots etc; understödspluton. However you are correct that it is an extreme challenge to be a member there...
Well I keept the numbers and organisation vauge by old habit :-) Did have a couple of friends who did their military service in that platoon, big crazy guys who were LARP'ing as an orc clan together....
It was hard but but i think he makes it sound a bit over the top haha. The paddeling was insane, i even started to hallucinate and saw a skull laugthing at me on my mates back. Was fun, remember they woke us upp and drow us oute in the forest and said brekfust starts at 7, If you are not there in time you will not get foor today. We had to run 20km....
The info about the divers are incorrect. They were originally organized under the Navy and had operational tasks equivilent of the US Navy Seals. The Navy hade Combat Divers (A-dyk) and Navy UDT (Underwater Demolition Team. In Sweden: Röjdykarna, R-dyk). The UDT remains under the Navy organisation and are assigned to Mine Warfare-segment of the Navy. A-dyk transferred as organisation to the Kustjägarna in early 80ies and became a special segment of that branch. The recriutment for A-dyk is made from the KJ. A-dyk being more of a SF-unit. The Navy for a period had another elite unit under their hat in Bassäkerhetsförbandet (Bassäk), who were tasked with security missions within naval war bases, deploymentzones and supply areas. In 2006 the Bassäk were merged with the swedish military police security squadron and segments of the Amfibiekåren into a more general purpose security force operating on land, airborne and at sea.
when it comes to bots sweden knows haw to build them to be fast that is how it have been since the time of vikings. and i wuld love to be a part of amfibie kåren.
I did my military service in the swedish costal artillery in the early 90s. The name costal artillery was very much a misnomer by then, kept mostly for historical reasons I guess. We did not have anything to do with artillery. We were more like a cross between a marine corps and the Navy. I myself did my service onboard a mine laying ship as a crewman.
same here. did my basic training with stab/grk amfibiebataljonen but we belonged to the minelaying division. then transfered to 12/80 rörligt in karlskrona as a cook. then back to ka4 guthenburg on a minelayer/transport ship. after that to 200 boats. i was part of the biggest marine excersise, hummern, 96 which validated the 5th amphibic battalions combat value as a cook on the staff/grenade launcher compani.
Navy Seals are not US Marines. US Marines can join the Navy Seals however if they wanted to. Both fall under however the Department of the Navy. Navy Seals are special forces. US Marines have their own special forces. Just saying because some US Marines would take offense to that. I should know cause I'm a Marine USMC 🇺🇸
@Henrik Hempel no they're not, seals are naval assets. US Marines while also a department of the navy technically, this goes way back to Marines guarding naval ships which they still do. The navy also provides medics which are called Corpmen. The Marines are their own force complete with air and ground and theater level transport, but missing global transportation which is generally but not always provided by the Navy. It's an old, complicated, and sometimes disfunctional relationship.
I was an Army National Guard combat engineer attached to the first and second Marine divisions at Ramadi Iraq in 2005. If not for the Marines making sure we had very good equipment half my battalion would be dead. We hunted and cleared IEDs among other things. As it was we had just over 100 casualties with 4 Kia.
The Amfibiekaren ( Coastal Rangers) of The Swedish Armed Forces, are for the 1st time, that, I , Prior Service USMC and US Army, ever heard of The Swedish Marines. Interesting and Impressed.
If you are going to make these facts make sure they are right too. You are wrong about Green Barets and they were only given to Coast Rangers. Green Barets are worn by all the different special Rengers Regementen. In addition to parachute ranger, their are red. The toughest special band Sweden had Var Lapland Rangers, they were the best in the mountains environment. They were trained in mountainclimbing. Detars Barets was also Green when they were Rangers. Their bar test was to go with 50kg packing a stretch of 28 swedish mil. in 4 days and then climbing Kebnekaise. The last march day was to shoot and then jump up to the regiment.
Thank you for making this video! Just one thing to point out ;) Everything on Amfibieregementet is correct! But! The Kust Jägare are still active. They have new tasks now, amf took over their old tasks. The new kust jägarna have more special tasks now. More of a recon and sabotage unit these days.
Correction, it wasnt until some time in the 2000s when they granted any Amfibian Soldier or member of the corps to wear the Green beret, I was in the corps in 2004 & only those who completed the specific exercises & requirements were granted the beret & allowed to wear it with the Thorleif badge, several officers & such did not have the beret & many were not allowed to do the tests/exercises due to the health risks involved despite them making it to the corps.
And most units will not let a soldier wear it if said tests aren’t completed. Personnel in administrative positions and the like wear the beret when they’re required to wear uniform. But as a soldier on a platoon your team won’t accept that you wear the beret without proving yourself. I went from the army (in the good ol’ days when you had to earn the beret) to the amphibious corps (when the beret was just handed out as a sign of where you were employed) and no one wore it until they had completed the utbildningskontroll (the old beret test or beret march). Thinking back I realize that I’ve walked an insane distance for the berets that I have.
That's not really true. The problem is that we in Sweden call them "Marinen" and that is translated into "the Navy" in english and that includes the Royal fleet and the Amphibious Corps. The Amphibious Corps is just another name for marines.
There are some ranger regiments that would fit right in on your channel. AJB, (Army ranger battalion), which operates in sub arctic terrain, mountain/woodlands in northern Sweden. FJS, Our para-rangers. You know what they do. KJ, the coastal rangers. Combat divers etc. Some leathal muhfukrs. FBJ, The boys you'll send to retrive downed pilots etc. They've been kicking some international ass lately as mentioned in the comment section. SAR/CSAR.
A couple of left out facts, and some small errors. Since Sweden has a very long history compared to young nations like the US or Canada all our regiments and units also have a very long history. Over all a good vid. I’d just like to add that the coastal rangers are in a way the youngest ranger unit in the Swedish armed forces. And if talking about the first Swedish special forces unit there’s a lot that can be said about infantry units during the 1600s who worked in small groups using guerilla tactics. But to most Swedes who’s served in a ranger unit (Jägarförband) the first “modern” Swedish special forces unit was the I19 skidlöparbataljon. I write modern in citations as the term special forces has been used (internationally) to describe a lot of different types of units during the last 30 years. For the last 20 years or so it’s been used to describe a special operations force that is also a strategic resource. So by definition, no Swedish ranger unit is SF. They are however special operations capable and have a lot of joint exercises with the current units organized under SF. I think it’s also worth noting that the amphibious corps overall are trained mainly in small units and that they have a lot of different specializations but they all have very high demands compared to most military units. So the demands you listed for Kustjägarna is a very small part of the total demands placed on them. And what you left out is that these demands are put to the test when they are starved and sleep deprived, having done forced marches and the like for daaays. The “basic” amfibieskyttekompani or amphibious infantry rifle company is made up of soldiers that are very physically fit and highly motivated volounteers with a very high level of autonomy. As a ranger I’ve had numerous combat exercises where these dudes have served as the enemy. They’re not fun to face in direct action. An infantry unit whose tactics at a moments notice shifts to guerilla tactics and back again… without them tiring even after a week of sleep depravation and starvation, in the rain, sea and harsh winds of the archipelago. They are an absolutely horrific enemy. Respekt till amfibiekåren!
I would have joined but I served in the 29th Infantry Division 1-115 INF LRS as a medic (LRS is Long Range Surveillance Airborne Scouts!)! "SCOUTS OUT"
I would say that you should do a video about the most unglorius military unit in Sweden the homeguard and the whole voluntary defense movement in Sweden. Maybe not that cool but interesting.
”Ofcourse saw some action in ww1, ww2 and the cold war”? Did you literally mean “they saw” as in looked at action between other nations or did you miss that sweden was neutral in 3 out 3 of these wars.
@@ppe4383 Amfibiekåren fanns ej under världskrigen. Oavsett om vi räknar till de förband som var föregångare så är det en stor skillnad mellan individer som ansluter sig till frivilligkåren(tekniskt sätt civilpersoner) och ett officiellt förband. Citatet i min ursprungliga kommentar refererar uppenbarligen till kustartilleriet som förband, vilket gör det befängt att påstå att de "saw some action", oavsett om individuella personer i regementet har varit i en expeditionsstyrka.
Could you do fallskärmsjägare (k3) swedish elite soldiers One of the moat extreme swedish soldiers. Just a tip from another Swede 👌 Love your channel keep it up👍
Why would you want that information from a person who gives false facts, mispronounce words in swedish+why would you want it in english when there already is more information about it in swedish?(There's even several documentaries on youtube)
7:23 "They also have a modified FN Minimi that they call the KS 90" Incorrect on two counts... 1) Its name is "Kulspruta 90" or KSP 90 2) The image you are showing shows the Swedish FN MAG version dubbed the KSP-58B, which has been adopted in its Swedish variant internationally because it is a massive improvement. Not even the M240 can compete. On a side note, the FN FNC (AK5) is an AK5C, the "third" iteration (though they skipped over the B variant) And the G3 (AK4) is actually a G3A3 with only a few modifications.
Eh, there is like no difference between the KSP 58B and the original FN MAG. The 58 D version though has many changes, but then again so has shitloads of other nations versions as well. After all, the weapon is from the 50's.
The part of green berets is wrong. I’m an old mountain ranger and we had green berets as well......at least in 1983. The parachute rangers have red berets though.......
Even if this video is old i gotta say this, to everyone who thinks our swedish military is crap (yes there is idiots who think that). Try jägarförbandet and come back after, you would cry after one week. Our swedish soldiers is some though fucking guys, i regret i never did the military myself and with my body now i will never be able. But im a proud swede and proud about our guys who wanna protect our country for our safety.
First I want to say that this video was great! Is it not weird to say "Marines of Sweden"? Its like saying Lord of war... you dont say marines of the US you say Warlord and US marines. Nit-picking I know but I thought it sounded detaching. And another thing: the frogmen are actually in 2 parts: Röjdykarna aka the mine-divers and Attackdykarna, the fighting-diver. The first being part of the navy and the second being part of the marines/amphibious corps. Thank you! From a Marine to be!
modern vikings on a serrious note; they're more of a coastal defense force with some special missions capability, than a force like the USMC or even the Royal Marine Commandos
Atty's Thoughts Initially the coastal rangers were modeled after the british SBS. But nowadays id say they have the exact same role as the Royal Marines. As SOG has taken over the special operations part, with the all the ranger regiments in a "support" role of sorts.
Atty's Thoughts Both the AMF1 and Coastal Rangers have been on tours in Bosnia, Afghanistan, Mali, Tchad and the gulf of Aden (Somalia) so not strictly a defense force.
@@MegaEssin Royal Marines are an offensive (commando) force, just like their Army equivalent, the Paratroopers. You don't have to an offensive force to conduct peacekeeping operations.
01:58 that bunker in the mountain is for sale. I just read about it in the newspaper right before i saw this video (there is a picture of it in the newspaper). Wierd coincidence...
I was a kustjägare 1986-87. I seem to remember that we started out with a belgian version of the AK5, then changed to the swedish one after a couple of month. We kept record of fire outages and other malfunctions and it became better with the swedish gun so I think you are right.
I don't know if you have talked about the Swedish Jägarsoldater (Jaeger soldiers) If you haven't talked about them i would like if you make a video about them. The Jägarsoldats (Hunter Soldier's) training is notorious for being the toughest training you can do. And i love them! Greetings from Sweden!
We have more than one ranger unit and it is impossible to say which of them are the best or the thoughest. If someone is jägare it is a jägare never the less in the army, ait force or navy.
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You messed up the pictures lol. the guys with the trident are the coastal rangers but you mixed in several pics of Marines to... PLUS! YOU MIX UP THE RANGERS WITH THE MARINES. It's easy to separate them; coastal rangers (trident), Marines (artillery emblem and a Viking figure (Torleif))
The English word core is pronounced almost identically to the swedish "Kår" so if you were to pronounce it "amfibie-coren" youd have it pretty much spot on.
Wait... Americans, don't have to run 6.5 km in under 45 minutes? cus that isn't just for Amfibiekåren (In Swedish the 'the' is replaced by en or et after the word e.g Amfibiekåre͟n͟). You will have to do that exercise (be it alone) for many of the roles in the Swedish military.
Here are some marines dancing at the Pride Parade in Stockholm: ua-cam.com/video/Df1bDU53uKA/v-deo.html Here is the Supreme Commander of the swedish military, also prancing around at Pride Parade. Also originally a "marine" at KA4: ua-cam.com/video/WRFXo6wqVqA/v-deo.html Better quality video of Supreme Commander marine, even if he does not look quite as ridiculous as in previous one: ua-cam.com/video/nzyFseZdo3U/v-deo.html Nationalists are forbidden from joining Swedish Army. Maybe because we have to much dignity to demean ourselves in the way that all "men" in the swedish army today have to demean themselves. So next time you see a swedish "soldier", laugh at her. Or take pity in her.
"Å" is pronounced like "ough", as in thought.
"Ä" is pronounced like "ai", as in air.
"Ö" is pronouncd like "i", as in girl.
True
Kattaztrof yeah as a Swed it hurts my ears when people butcher the beautiful language
Ja 👏🏻👏🏻 nice
Å är o i gore :)
@@Yoyle-jq9ul It feels like someone is thrusting a spear through my chest whenever someone butchers the Swedish language. Varför kan ingen prata riktigt?!
Ex Swedish marine here who served in Tchad, proud!
No such thing as ex marine. En gång kårman alltid kårman. ;)
@@TheAnytony Meh, ännu en rip-off från amerikanarna...ungefär som jägarbågen. Sagt av en gammal jägare...
En gång Thorleif, alltid Thorleif!
I was a communicationsoldier (i know) within the swedish marine. I dont understand why its "NUTS" that whole group fail when only one guy is responsible for a misstake. Nothing is stronger then its weakest link.
Jag tror killen i videon inte förstår att det är ett extremt bra sätt att få dem att jobba som en grupp och inte en samling med individer
@@notnice8 because you could get any lazy person that wasnt prepared to give 100% i guess.
Which unit did they use to blow up Nord Stream?
It’s certainly not nuts and I think that type of collectivist mindset is common in armed forces all over the world. My first day of military service we were tasked to put our kit together. We were given a specific number of seconds to fasten each item. I was really fast, finished fast and felt great about myself. When the time was up, the recruit on my right was still struggling. The sergeant came up to us. With a blank expression he told the other recruit “continue” then he just stared at me. “Why did this recruit fail to complete his task on time?”
I didn’t know what to say so I just said the first thing I could think of “he just wasn’t fast enough sergeant” The way the he looked at me told me instantly that I was somehow an idiot but I didn’t understand why I was an idiot. Then he told me “This recruit failed to complete his task on time because YOU didn’t help him. You failed your teammate. I can’t make a soldier out of someone who just looks out for himself. Never, ever fail your teammate like this again.”
That lesson stays with me. I’m that guy who always asks his colleagues if there’s something I can do to help the team whenever I have a second to spare. Even as a civilian. And that’s why I love working with people who’ve at least gone through basic.
Our sniper team from Flygbasjägarna came in on 3d place in this years US Army International Sniper Competition. It says a lot about our little country and we Rangers. =) Under 10miljon people live here and still we perform.
They came 3rd but won two medals Iron man medal and best international team.
Five months ago the Air Force rangers won the European Sniper competition , Swedish Paras placed 4th
Proud to have served as an Air Force Ranger and really proud of my brothers still performing at top level.
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Weeelll we have a very small army but the people in it are very well trained
@@crushflow3091 10 US soldiers vs 10 Swedish soldiers... If someone did this the Swedish soldiers would be like: "Is this a joke? Why are we gonna have to fight a battle that is already won?"
r71oats6 it isn’t only men who defend the pride of sweden there are women to. and i have an example for that fackt it is my whole family men and women who are patriots. i was born by the flag i live by the flag and i will die by the flag.
Dident we come first and third?
Stridsbåt 90 translates to Combatboat 90
^this. Strid = combat/battle. War would be "krig"
I'd say Battleboat 90
Battle är slag som i slaget om Lund - the battle of Lund. Combat strid War krig.
@@afternoobtea914 Absolut, men det är inte alltid bokstavliga översättningar rimmar bäst. Det heter ju till exempel Battleship, inte Combatship. Å andra sidan ser jag nu att båtens benämning på engelska faktiskt ÄR Combat Boat 90. Men, om någon frågade MIG vad den BORDE heta så skulle jag säga Battleboat. Men som sagt...
Pride Parade translates to Pride Parade :D :D :D
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Roughly 5500 coastal rangers have been trained since the beginning in 1956/57, when the Coast Artillery Close Quarters Battle School merged into "Kustjägarna" (/"Coastal Rangers").
Divers were specialized in long range covert recon/sabotage, roughly 160 these have been trained.
The navy hade their own combat/attack divers until 1983, so for a few decades we hade two separate schools for attack/combat divers.
The rangers have to earn both the green beret and the trident, in different tests, were emphasis are on long marches w/ heavy rucks (mine usually weighed ~65kgs + ~30kgs assault vest/weapon/ammo/etc) with no sleep and several tasks, distance canoeing, speed marches, survival and SERE training (introducing soviet interrogation techniques), distance swimming, assault courses...and so on.
The KJ conscripts were all volounteers, because of the extremes of the training (like the parachute rangers).
Conscription lasted 15 months (ranger squad leaders) or 10 months (rangers).
Until 1990, the coastal rangers formed 8 independent ranger companies, which were deployed all along the 2700km long coastline, some far up in the arctic regions.
In 1990, 6 Amphibious Battallions were formed, each with 2x Ranger Companies, 1 Mortar Coy and other elements including attack/combat divers, Hellfire missile platoons, staff- and mine platoons.
Later the AMFBATs were reformed (Org 2010), the ranger companies were reduced and more specialized in recon/sabotage (classic commando tasks) and the assault/raid tasks were assigned to Amphibious Rifle Coys, similar to USMC.
From 2014, the conscription was scrapped, and the swedish defense was professional only, and to apply to the rangers you needed to have been employed for at least 2 years.
In 1994, a desicion was made, in typical swedish manners, where no one should be 'better' than any other, the trident was moved from the beret to a piece of cloth on the shoulder (which can be seen in your video).
And somewhere along the way, the green beret went to be only a piece of cloth on the head on those who served in the marines, not everyone had to pass the tests, which kind of diluted its value.
I was on KJ -94, the last rangers with the trident in the beret.
Vi hade några enstaka KJ befäl kvar i Vaxholm 98...
Imponerande, Tack för ditt engagemang!
Själv står jag i startgroparna för att bli Signalist
Jag hade aldrig klarat det men jag är sjukt imponerad över er som gjorde det.
Att syftet var att ”ingen är bättre än någon annan” stämmer inte. Anledningen var att baskern ändrade syfte och istället skulle visa förbandstillhörighet, inte nödvändigtvis utbildning (FJS har fortfarande deras vinröda baskrar men dock av internationell tradition). Därför infördes utbildningstecken istället. Treudden är fortfarande precis lika prestigefylld, men istället för att den bärs på baskern bärs den istället på axeln, likt jägarbågen, Torleif och likt utländska förband (exempelvis U.S Army Rangers och Brittiska Royal Marine Commandos). Dessutom har kustjägarna fortfarande kvar den guldiga treudden, men endast på bröstet på finuniformen M/87.
I am happy to be friends with the Vikings. ;-) Regards, the Dutch.
since when on earth are we friends.
@Gray Frostfang Hey! Be friendly against other EU people
@@zalathihel . WE are not friends! Im friends with normal Swedisch! Not you.
Exactly how friendly are you with these "vikings"? :D :D :D
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@@martinan22 . What is your point? Martin...
i was born by the flag i live by the flag and i will die by the flag. im gonna give my life to protect my king and home i will honor the beautiful flag. as the lasr thing i will se when i die is the swedish flag the yellow and blue will be the last colors i will se.🇸🇪🇸🇪
A Fellow patriot🇸🇪
🇸🇪💪🏾
Å=Gore/Gåre
Ä=Air/Är
Ö=Girl/Görl
These aren’t translations, but clarification on what the sounds you’re looking for sounds like
Or if you really struggle to remember the language and for some reason just have to speak it without time to prepare just say the Ä’s and Å’s as an regular A and pronounce the Ö as an O. Every Swede would know you can’t speak the language but people would still understand since it’s such a common mistake. Same goes for the internet if you have to write a letter you don’t have, just write the equivalent that looks kinda the same but without the dots and circles on top:D
As someone who has met several Kustjägare/Coastal Rangers in real life I can safely say that some of the facts in this video are wrong (and some are correct!).
1. Back in the days of universal consciption you could apply to the Costal Rangers without having served in the armed forces. That has now changed. Perhaps to make the unit more professional.
2. The green beret with the trident was the unique insignia for the Costal Rangers. It was later changed to the Viking 'Thorleif' which is universal for all serving in the Amphibious Regiment (after completing Exercise Amfibie of course). The trident is now either worn on on the right arm as a shoulder patch or on the chest of the mess dress.
3. If the Trident has its forks turned inwards when on the mess dress it means that the person is a qualified Combat Diver.
4. In the days of the Coastal Artillery there was no mobile marine units until the creation of the Coastal Rangers. Their mission was to eject any foreign invaders from islands that had been taken over. A common saying is/was that a Coastal Rangers life-expectancy was somewhere around 2 minutes.
5. There are two green berets within the Swedish Armed Forces. The lighter green (commando green) one belongs to the Amphibious Regiment. A more dark green one is a universal beret for cavalry (light, mobile units) within the armed forces (such as the 31st Air Assault or the Army's Ranger Battalion).
Correction: It's "commando-green", same color as other marine/amphibious-unit's berets internationally.. it's not the same color as any other swedish unit's berets.
@@TheAnytonyYou are absolutely right
När jag tog min basker 2000 så hade vi Torleif på armen och m/92 KA1 på baskern. När bytte de till att ha Torleif på baskern? Kustjägarna och attackdykarna hade fortfarande sina två olika treuddar på baskern då.
@@marcushillerstrom25 Såvitt jag vet så var det strax efter 2000 (eller sent 90-tal) som bytet skedde. En kollega till mig sa att han var sista kullen innan de bytte och det var tidigt 2000-tal (eller sent 90-tal). I samma veva lades KJ ned som ett eget förband och bakades in i Amf1 som ett kompani.
@@marcushillerstrom25 Va? Vilket plut låg du på? Då borde du la veta att KJ komp hade gaffeln på axeln och inte i en basker. Gaffeln flyttades från baskern runt 96-97. Cirka 3 år innan jag låg inne.
Yes thumps up for sweden
Semper Fi to the Swedish Marines!
Semper Opus Solve!!!
Why do you sound German when you try to speak swedish?
Its quite similar in the pattern and grammar. If u try real hard as a swede you can read and understand german.
@@tklasson No, you can not read and understand German as a Swed. I am swedish and know Same German. There are many words that are similar in both languages but the difference is still to great.
@@kattaztrof8734 perhaps you are not trying hard then
@@tklasson Was Sagen Sie? Könen Sie verstehen mich. Vad sa du. Kan du Förstå mig. You can not undrande this If You do not try Hard enough.
WouQla Swedish,Norwegian and Danish is north germanic languages.Dutch is a west germanic language.
I was stationed at Berga, Vaxholm.and Muskö 2003-2005... many pictures in here bringing on heavy nostalgia
FYI (since you are using a lot of information and pictures of amfibieskytte (amphibious assault unit)) there are TWO fighting units in Amf 1, whereas the most of them are the former.
-Amphibious assault/light infantery company
-Coastal rangers company
The Stridsbåt 90 is pretty darn awesome!
Oh dear. So many errors.
The year the coastal artillery was formed was correct. And yes, the Coastal Rangers were formed in 1956, but the attack divers formed in 1955 were the Navy attack divers, and not Coastal Ranger divers. These divers were modelled on the US Navy UDT/SEAL to perform underwater demolitions. They were officially disbandend in 1981, I believe. The Ranger divers were formed after the British SBS. The Rangers themselves were, as mentioned, heavily inspired by the Royal Marine Commandos, and there have been frequent exchanges between the Swedes and the British, but also the Dutch Marines.
Furthermore, the Amphibious Corps were derived from the six amphibious battalions, which in turn were a further development from the coastal artillery barrage battalions (spärrbataljon) who used missiles and mines to defeat enemy landing craft. The six amphibious battalions each consisted of five companies: Amphibious Coy. which used a land-based version of the Hellfire missile, and a modular anti-ship mine called the M9 mine. Command/HQ-coy. Included a recce platoon (attack divers. At the time, the only component that deployed snipers) and a surface to air-missile platoon. Mortar Coy. Derived from the Coastal Ranger mortar platoon to provide indirect fire support for the Coastal Rangers. And finally, two Ranger companies for assaults, direct action and reconnaissance.
With regards: A former Kustjägare/Coastal Ranger of the 1990s.
@@FtdFacts No worries, mate. Yeah, the Navy divers were trained on Märsgarn island and focused on underwater sabotage and demolition, while the Ranger divers were trained for reconnaissance and direct action on land. The Coastal Rangers and Parachute Rangers were the closest we ever got to having Special Forces untill the predecessor to SOG (SSG) was formed in 1994, but were never considered as such. However, there was an interim unit called Jägarbefälsgruppen (Ranger Officer Group) that eventually evolved into the SSG, but that's a different story.
Worth noting: The engineers had an munitions disposal diving team as well, to handle duds and mines and some UWdemolitions (as well as recovery ops). You know, engineers doing engineer stuff...
the swedish army is so underrated
“Aren’t as we’ll known as other marines, such as the navy seals” navy seals aren’t marines...
Although they're not a part of the USMC they technically fit the definition of marines.
I had a friend two years older then me. He was a kustjägare and after the only thing he could talk about was the French Legion and one day he went to Marsselle to recute and then we never saw him again. Either he was lost in combat or he made it and became a French citizen with new name. We will never know. He is gone.
The berret was givin to those who made the hellweek.
Hellweek? Not back in the 90:s, then it was 4 different tests and the last was a 120 km masch with a 40 kg pack in tre days
@@jesperjohansson9594 Övning Thorleif
and more like 150km
@@Armathor333 Not in the 90:s, then it was called Ubk, utbildningskontroll. The beret was given to the ones who made all of the tests.
In 2004 you got the armpatch Thorleif for completing "övning thorleif" as a closure/test of the gsu (basic soldier training).
Then you deserved the barret after completing the combat obsticle Course ( with backpack and weapond),
snabbmarsch (running marsching with the allignment and fot stepping correct, backpack and weapond).
clotheswimming, jumping from hight, dummy rescue 25m 12-15 feet below serface.
And at last "övning amfibie" åka hellweek, 5 dags without sleep testing all training last 4-5 months including a 100km pure marsch. All this as a group! First then you earned your barret and could call yourself an ampfibioussoldier
gröntjänst på stabs/granatkastarkompaniet 5e amfibiebatljonen, 5e gruppbefäls plutonen. 1996 ka4 göteborg.
About the non ranger parts of the amfibious regiment, The "amphibious riflemen" or "amphibious assault unit" there were suport units that was able to deploy a platoon (team) of 81.4 mm mortars on mostly any island in the archipelago outside Stockholm using kayaks as the mean of transportation. Most of the marching tests was made with all the groups equipment wich meant that the mortar platoon did hauling their mortars in those tests... The most common reason to medical dismiss was ofcourse busted knees...
During the conscrpit days all the navigators and boat drivers of the combatboats were drafted from young men living in the archipelago, wich meant that they could navigate that archipilago in pitchblack, storms and when drunk silly. Some of them when all three above stated conditions was fullfilled at the same time:-)
Only one of the platoons within 'Amphibious assault company' is carrying out firesupport by mortars/robots etc; understödspluton.
However you are correct that it is an extreme challenge to be a member there...
Well I keept the numbers and organisation vauge by old habit :-) Did have a couple of friends who did their military service in that platoon, big crazy guys who were LARP'ing as an orc clan together....
As a Amfibieskytte myself, my knees confirm. Served 2007-08.
It was hard but but i think he makes it sound a bit over the top haha. The paddeling was insane, i even started to hallucinate and saw a skull laugthing at me on my mates back. Was fun, remember they woke us upp and drow us oute in the forest and said brekfust starts at 7, If you are not there in time you will not get foor today. We had to run 20km....
hahahahahaa stolt bör du va.
Great video! Love videos about sweden!
The info about the divers are incorrect. They were originally organized under the Navy and had operational tasks equivilent of the US Navy Seals. The Navy hade Combat Divers (A-dyk) and Navy UDT (Underwater Demolition Team. In Sweden: Röjdykarna, R-dyk). The UDT remains under the Navy organisation and are assigned to Mine Warfare-segment of the Navy. A-dyk transferred as organisation to the Kustjägarna in early 80ies and became a special segment of that branch. The recriutment for A-dyk is made from the KJ. A-dyk being more of a SF-unit. The Navy for a period had another elite unit under their hat in Bassäkerhetsförbandet (Bassäk), who were tasked with security missions within naval war bases, deploymentzones and supply areas. In 2006 the Bassäk were merged with the swedish military police security squadron and segments of the Amfibiekåren into a more general purpose security force operating on land, airborne and at sea.
The Swedish Home Guard doesn’t have regiments it the Home Guard branch and in it is 48 Battalions.
Facts about Swedish Parachute Rangers!
Thank you for this information.
when it comes to bots sweden knows haw to build them to be fast that is how it have been since the time of vikings. and i wuld love to be a part of amfibie kåren.
I did my military service in the swedish costal artillery in the early 90s. The name costal artillery was very much a misnomer by then, kept mostly for historical reasons I guess. We did not have anything to do with artillery. We were more like a cross between a marine corps and the Navy. I myself did my service onboard a mine laying ship as a crewman.
same here. did my basic training with stab/grk amfibiebataljonen but we belonged to the minelaying division. then transfered to 12/80 rörligt in karlskrona as a cook. then back to ka4 guthenburg on a minelayer/transport ship. after that to 200 boats. i was part of the biggest marine excersise, hummern, 96 which validated the 5th amphibic battalions combat value as a cook on the staff/grenade launcher compani.
First motto is mistranslated. It should be: “Courage, Resilience, Strength.”
Navy Seals are not US Marines. US Marines can join the Navy Seals however if they wanted to. Both fall under however the Department of the Navy. Navy Seals are special forces. US Marines have their own special forces. Just saying because some US Marines would take offense to that. I should know cause I'm a Marine USMC 🇺🇸
@Henrik Hempel no they're not, seals are naval assets. US Marines while also a department of the navy technically, this goes way back to Marines guarding naval ships which they still do. The navy also provides medics which are called Corpmen. The Marines are their own force complete with air and ground and theater level transport, but missing global transportation which is generally but not always provided by the Navy. It's an old, complicated, and sometimes disfunctional relationship.
I was an Army National Guard combat engineer attached to the first and second Marine divisions at Ramadi Iraq in 2005. If not for the Marines making sure we had very good equipment half my battalion would be dead. We hunted and cleared IEDs among other things. As it was we had just over 100 casualties with 4 Kia.
@@philswift791 form one combat vet to you. Thank you for your service
@@philswift791 you will soon need to clean IEDs in Sweden because now they have the same taliban and other cultural enrichors:)
I want to tell you that you are wrong but you are not....
The Amfibiekaren ( Coastal Rangers) of The Swedish Armed Forces, are for the 1st time, that, I , Prior Service USMC and US Army, ever heard of The Swedish Marines. Interesting and Impressed.
About the ”Sweden Marines”. Bra engelska där
5:12 a young Carl Bildt.
Riktig jävla bov han..
Yeah hope he moves to Afghanistan along with the other 7 retarded communist parties! Totally destroyed Sweden!
Han kan ha varit 43 år där. Får en känsla av att detta var 1992 alt. 1991. Någon som vet exakt får korrigera.
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Håkan Syren är med på bild, gissningsvis som C AmfBat el C KA1, så 1992-1994 kan nog stämma bra.
You are screaming loud in the beginning of every sentence. Try using a compressor if you can't control it yourself.
Vikings in uniform.
Wow 😘💟💞💕💓💝💗
If you are going to make these facts make sure they are right too. You are wrong about Green Barets and they were only given to Coast Rangers. Green Barets are worn by all the different special Rengers Regementen. In addition to parachute ranger, their are red. The toughest special band Sweden had Var Lapland Rangers, they were the best in the mountains environment. They were trained in mountainclimbing. Detars Barets was also Green when they were Rangers. Their bar test was to go with 50kg packing a stretch of 28 swedish mil. in 4 days and then climbing Kebnekaise. The last march day was to shoot and then jump up to the regiment.
Men för i helvete! Lär dig engelska och sluta mixa mellan svenska och engelska.
Skit du i det barnrumpa.
Ingvar Törmä Hahah! Moget svar där, eller så tar du dig åt av feedbacken och lär dig engelska för i helvete gubbtjuv.
oj så tuff du vill låta då. men tuff är du då inte utan kaxigt barn
Ingvar Törmä Vad du än må tro gubbe, åtminstone så skriver jag inte svengelska. Ta åt sig av feedbacken och lär dig språket!
I am coming from Sweden and i am a swedish marin
Thank you for making this video!
Just one thing to point out ;)
Everything on Amfibieregementet is correct!
But!
The Kust Jägare are still active. They have new tasks now, amf took over their old tasks. The new kust jägarna have more special tasks now. More of a recon and sabotage unit these days.
And that´s how it all started in the fifties...
Correction, it wasnt until some time in the 2000s when they granted any Amfibian Soldier or member of the corps to wear the Green beret, I was in the corps in 2004 & only those who completed the specific exercises & requirements were granted the beret & allowed to wear it with the Thorleif badge, several officers & such did not have the beret & many were not allowed to do the tests/exercises due to the health risks involved despite them making it to the corps.
And most units will not let a soldier wear it if said tests aren’t completed. Personnel in administrative positions and the like wear the beret when they’re required to wear uniform. But as a soldier on a platoon your team won’t accept that you wear the beret without proving yourself. I went from the army (in the good ol’ days when you had to earn the beret) to the amphibious corps (when the beret was just handed out as a sign of where you were employed) and no one wore it until they had completed the utbildningskontroll (the old beret test or beret march). Thinking back I realize that I’ve walked an insane distance for the berets that I have.
I cant remember if it was exercise "Amfibie" or "Thorleif", but the marching was 150 kilometers minimum alone, and the marching was the easy part.
You hade wrong about the time this unite has been along.
Its started in 60"s
Kan du inte ta och upplysa KJ veteranerna om detta så webmastern kan göra om vår hemsida.
kustjagarveteranerna.se/1956-1957/
the music this channel have works best on Sweden.
The Swedish marines are more than the amfibiekåren. The marines are a big name of the total marines!
That's not really true. The problem is that we in Sweden call them "Marinen" and that is translated into "the Navy" in english and that includes the Royal fleet and the Amphibious Corps.
The Amphibious Corps is just another name for marines.
Håkan you are confusing "marines" with "marinen". Marinen=Navy
Amfibiereginentet=Marine regiment -> 'marines'
There are some ranger regiments that would fit right in on your channel.
AJB, (Army ranger battalion), which operates in sub arctic terrain, mountain/woodlands in northern Sweden.
FJS, Our para-rangers. You know what they do.
KJ, the coastal rangers. Combat divers etc. Some leathal muhfukrs.
FBJ, The boys you'll send to retrive downed pilots etc. They've been kicking some international ass lately as mentioned in the comment section. SAR/CSAR.
When you said amfibiekåren i counden't stop laughing and yes i am from sweden
Krigsbåt 90 is made in a town close to me.
New zealand SAS please
Hey Wanted to ask if u could do some facts about the Swedish air born rangers
My dad was a "kustjägare"
Min pappa är starkare än din pappa
Toasted machine faaast min lillasyster går i 9an o skulle antagligen göra bajs av er båda
@@majalarsson6564 min pappa äger microsoft
Toasted machine min pappa äger din pappas pappa
Toasted machine ägd
A couple of left out facts, and some small errors. Since Sweden has a very long history compared to young nations like the US or Canada all our regiments and units also have a very long history.
Over all a good vid. I’d just like to add that the coastal rangers are in a way the youngest ranger unit in the Swedish armed forces. And if talking about the first Swedish special forces unit there’s a lot that can be said about infantry units during the 1600s who worked in small groups using guerilla tactics.
But to most Swedes who’s served in a ranger unit (Jägarförband) the first “modern” Swedish special forces unit was the I19 skidlöparbataljon. I write modern in citations as the term special forces has been used (internationally) to describe a lot of different types of units during the last 30 years. For the last 20 years or so it’s been used to describe a special operations force that is also a strategic resource. So by definition, no Swedish ranger unit is SF. They are however special operations capable and have a lot of joint exercises with the current units organized under SF.
I think it’s also worth noting that the amphibious corps overall are trained mainly in small units and that they have a lot of different specializations but they all have very high demands compared to most military units. So the demands you listed for Kustjägarna is a very small part of the total demands placed on them. And what you left out is that these demands are put to the test when they are starved and sleep deprived, having done forced marches and the like for daaays.
The “basic” amfibieskyttekompani or amphibious infantry rifle company is made up of soldiers that are very physically fit and highly motivated volounteers with a very high level of autonomy. As a ranger I’ve had numerous combat exercises where these dudes have served as the enemy. They’re not fun to face in direct action. An infantry unit whose tactics at a moments notice shifts to guerilla tactics and back again… without them tiring even after a week of sleep depravation and starvation, in the rain, sea and harsh winds of the archipelago. They are an absolutely horrific enemy. Respekt till amfibiekåren!
I would have joined but I served in the 29th Infantry Division 1-115 INF LRS as a medic (LRS is Long Range Surveillance Airborne Scouts!)! "SCOUTS OUT"
I would say that you should do a video about the most unglorius military unit in Sweden the homeguard and the whole voluntary defense movement in Sweden. Maybe not that cool but interesting.
”Ofcourse saw some action in ww1, ww2 and the cold war”? Did you literally mean “they saw” as in looked at action between other nations or did you miss that sweden was neutral in 3 out 3 of these wars.
sir did you miss out that "the cold war" aint a war but a stalemate? and that swedish voluenteers went to Finland to fight?
"Neutral"
@@ppe4383 ...och varken svenska frivilligkåren eller SS-viking är densamma som Amfibiekåren eller representerade Sverige i någon officiell form.
@@ppe4383 Amfibiekåren fanns ej under världskrigen. Oavsett om vi räknar till de förband som var föregångare så är det en stor skillnad mellan individer som ansluter sig till frivilligkåren(tekniskt sätt civilpersoner) och ett officiellt förband. Citatet i min ursprungliga kommentar refererar uppenbarligen till kustartilleriet som förband, vilket gör det befängt att påstå att de "saw some action", oavsett om individuella personer i regementet har varit i en expeditionsstyrka.
@@ChoppyEye
KA1 skickade minst ett förstärkt ksp-komp till Åland för att hjälpa Finland att stoppa ryssen, så helt neutrala var vi inte.
Could you do fallskärmsjägare (k3) swedish elite soldiers
One of the moat extreme swedish soldiers. Just a tip from another Swede 👌 Love your channel keep it up👍
Well K3 is a ranger regiment, FJS are the paratroopers! However they are based at the samp place in Karlsborg Sweden! ;)
Why would you want that information from a person who gives false facts, mispronounce words in swedish+why would you want it in english when there already is more information about it in swedish?(There's even several documentaries on youtube)
FBJS, FlygbasJägarna Please. Airbase Rangers.
7:23 "They also have a modified FN Minimi that they call the KS 90"
Incorrect on two counts...
1) Its name is "Kulspruta 90" or KSP 90
2) The image you are showing shows the Swedish FN MAG version dubbed the KSP-58B, which has been adopted in its Swedish variant internationally because it is a massive improvement. Not even the M240 can compete.
On a side note, the FN FNC (AK5) is an AK5C, the "third" iteration (though they skipped over the B variant)
And the G3 (AK4) is actually a G3A3 with only a few modifications.
Eh, there is like no difference between the KSP 58B and the original FN MAG. The 58 D version though has many changes, but then again so has shitloads of other nations versions as well. After all, the weapon is from the 50's.
The part of green berets is wrong. I’m an old mountain ranger and we had green berets as well......at least in 1983. The parachute rangers have red berets though.......
Even if this video is old i gotta say this, to everyone who thinks our swedish military is crap (yes there is idiots who think that). Try jägarförbandet and come back after, you would cry after one week. Our swedish soldiers is some though fucking guys, i regret i never did the military myself and with my body now i will never be able. But im a proud swede and proud about our guys who wanna protect our country for our safety.
You forgetting the men and women in the funny hats called säkpluton sjö😮
First I want to say that this video was great!
Is it not weird to say "Marines of Sweden"? Its like saying Lord of war... you dont say marines of the US you say Warlord and US marines. Nit-picking I know but I thought it sounded detaching.
And another thing: the frogmen are actually in 2 parts: Röjdykarna aka the mine-divers and Attackdykarna, the fighting-diver. The first being part of the navy and the second being part of the marines/amphibious corps.
Thank you!
From a Marine to be!
Its actually called combatboat, not warboat. Just to make that clear :) Thx for a good vid!
A very young Carl Bildt at minute 5 second 15!?
2:02 aka Kabeltattare :D
fun fact: Strids båt literaly means battle boat
its pretty much pronounced the same way but with "en" in the end. "amphibie core-en"
Good video! AM-FEE-BEE-EH COOR-EN
Carl Bildt @5:14??
The Swedish armed forces tried and fired a RB 15 antiship missile some time ago.
modern vikings
on a serrious note; they're more of a coastal defense force with some special missions capability, than a force like the USMC or even the Royal Marine Commandos
Atty's Thoughts Initially the coastal rangers were modeled after the british SBS. But nowadays id say they have the exact same role as the Royal Marines. As SOG has taken over the special operations part, with the all the ranger regiments in a "support" role of sorts.
Atty's Thoughts Both the AMF1 and Coastal Rangers have been on tours in Bosnia, Afghanistan, Mali, Tchad and the gulf of Aden (Somalia) so not strictly a defense force.
@@MegaEssin Royal Marines are an offensive (commando) force, just like their Army equivalent, the Paratroopers. You don't have to an offensive force to conduct peacekeeping operations.
1:10 Hells Kitchen?🤣🤣🤣
01:58 that bunker in the mountain is for sale. I just read about it in the newspaper right before i saw this video (there is a picture of it in the newspaper). Wierd coincidence...
A full video on nlmarsof dutch navy special forces please
I was in K3 1986-1987 and heard that we was the first to use the AK5 tru or not ?
I was a kustjägare 1986-87. I seem to remember that we started out with a belgian version of the AK5, then changed to the swedish one after a couple of month. We kept record of fire outages and other malfunctions and it became better with the swedish gun so I think you are right.
Figures that the swedish soldiers would be singing and dancing... Greetings from your eastern neighbor :)
I am from Sweden Sooo (HEJ)
AMF AMF AMF!
Free Day 😍🤗 Holiday in PARIS Wow Country 🤗😍
Är du svensk? (Are you from swedish?)
Don't forget Axes! Still have the Viking spirit
Past years the green bare was only given to those who made the ”hell week”
Correct me if I'm wrong but don't the parachute and coastal ranger have vinered basker
Ruben Sandström the paras have burgundy berets, the coastal rangers green berets.
A lot of army/military stuff was changed after 9/11 2001, all over the world.
I don't know if you have talked about the Swedish Jägarsoldater (Jaeger soldiers) If you haven't talked about them i would like if you make a video about them. The Jägarsoldats (Hunter Soldier's) training is notorious for being the toughest training you can do. And i love them! Greetings from Sweden!
We have more than one ranger unit and it is impossible to say which of them are the best or the thoughest. If someone is jägare it is a jägare never the less in the army, ait force or navy.
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Why did you show the ksp58 when u said ksp90?
They called Kustjägare or coastrangers
Coastal rangers
"Jägare" är korrekt översatt till Ranger, som är den amerikanska motsvarigheten. Jägare/hunter jagar djur, så sammanhanget blir felaktigt.
I am from Sweden 😎😎
You messed up the pictures lol. the guys with the trident are the coastal rangers but you mixed in several pics of Marines to...
PLUS! YOU MIX UP THE RANGERS WITH THE MARINES. It's easy to separate them; coastal rangers (trident), Marines (artillery emblem and a Viking figure (Torleif))
Still a good video. It ain't easy to cover other nations forces etc. with the difficult names and such
Nice name you got there!;) Did my service in AMF4 back in -95 btw.
Been there done that amf amf amfibiebataljon
The English word core is pronounced almost identically to the swedish "Kår" so if you were to pronounce it "amfibie-coren" youd have it pretty much spot on.
P4/P18 represent!
P18 på riktigt eller dagens "stridsgrupp" som ännu inte visat sig värdiga arvet?
@@SonsOfLorgar De kommer såklart bli värdiga sitt arv. Vänta vara. Vi jobbar på de. P4 killarna o tjejerna är super duktiga o vi P18 tar ju över snart
Wait... Americans, don't have to run 6.5 km in under 45 minutes? cus that isn't just for Amfibiekåren (In Swedish the 'the' is replaced by en or et after the word e.g Amfibiekåre͟n͟). You will have to do that exercise (be it alone) for many of the roles in the Swedish military.
The Swedish coastal rangers are still active.
To bad you didnt bring up their participation in whiskey on the rocks incident.
1:04 you made a correct statement
Here are some marines dancing at the Pride Parade in Stockholm:
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Here is the Supreme Commander of the swedish military, also prancing around at Pride Parade. Also originally a "marine" at KA4:
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Better quality video of Supreme Commander marine, even if he does not look quite as ridiculous as in previous one:
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Nationalists are forbidden from joining Swedish Army. Maybe because we have to much dignity to demean ourselves in the way that all "men" in the swedish army today have to demean themselves. So next time you see a swedish "soldier", laugh at her. Or take pity in her.
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The livhusar how are cavalry have green to.