Sight system looks decent and I'm guessing the rpv will be the plt sgts resupply and casevac wagon. Shame they pretty much getting rid of the infantry who will actually use them.
@@JBils41 the demands are less and less. Less soldiers less places to go. Christ they closing BATUS to move to a desert facility... Let's say 15yrs too bloody late.
when he mentioned LIDAR my first thought was "i bet it won't work if he's within 3metres of the vehicle to stop him trying get a lift" xd. good thing it has manual remote xd
The British armed forces are back! Smaller but very well equipped and trained to the best as always.The gear we have now is unbelievably advanced.I wish i was 17 again because i know what career id be doing!
Great as this is, does this new kit drive fuel trucks, ambulances, have c+e licenses, stand in for fire strikes, help with covid on op rescript, etc? No, soldiers do and we’ve had yet another cut to numbers. Units are struggling to meet the demands for manpower as is.
I agree that manpower is too short but for none of the reasons you suggest. A serious country does not require the Army to drive fuel trucks or ambulances for civilians, or help out with disease outbreaks, the Army exists to seize ground and kill the enemies of the nation, with a secondary function of enacting Foreign Policy through alliances and cooperation with friendly states. Any army, especially one with the commitments of the British Army, of 73000 cannot sufficiently achieve this task over an area much bigger than Wales.
@@MrPHILLCROW I couldn't of said it better than you did mate. Even though the UK is relatively small in size compared to other countries around the world we very rarely need the army to step in and sort things out unless they are needed for bomb disposal or medevacs of personnel or for civvies mainly. Also, I don't like the idea of cutting the amount of soldiers, what message does that send out to the world? Either way I think the new equipment looks decent enough to do the job and I like the ever-evolving advancement of the British Army 💪🏻🇬🇧❤️
That's why in the integrated review the reservists will be taking on the role of op rescript etc, the only sticking point is holding them to account when they inevitably choose not to turn up, which they are working out just now with parliament
It's obvious what all this is leading to - high tech and fewer soldiers. That soldier shown remote controlling that vehicle will soon be replaced with AI doing the driving - 20 years tops!
@@MrPHILLCROW I’ve been in the army for 29 years mate. Units are getting pulled for exactly the reason I mention. We’ve got blokes doing those things now rather than soldering. We’re scuppered if we need to do conventional ops right now.
@@hudson1847 Funny story: On my mom's side of the family, going back a few generations to the Irish War of Independence (1919-1921), half the boys in the family where in the IRA, the other half where in the British army. I told that to I think an Englishman once, he replied something like: "Interesting Family Reunion/ Christmas Dinner". Lol I had this I think great uncle that was a British Paratrooper in the Japanese War of WW2. My mom remembers him from when she was a girl. Seemingly really bad PTSD, tough, rough, drinking, bar fights, smoking, died in I think his 40's. That's nothing against British Paratroopers btw, just against PTSD, alcohol and a short temper. God help them suffering from it, including those around people with those things. Anyway, I have forth cousins in the RAF also. Oh yeah, my great grandmother was English and married an Irishman in at the time Victoria Barracks, here in Cork, and lived in military family housing near the barracks, during the Irish War of Independence. Apparently a very tough woman. Also, in a British Military fort in Cork Harbour, there was "Little Nelly of Holy God". Basically she was a little girl, that lived on Spike Island, a British Fort at the time, wnd the daughter of an Irish man stationed at the fort. God preformed miracles threw her. A little girl, with a terminal illness, who died I think at four or six years old. The pope at the time, literally changed Catholic Church procedure permanently and globally, because of what was going on with this little girl. I think the miracles started gaining attention when she was four years old, and she died at six years old. The 1916 Easter Rising, IRA (and commies unfortunately) would have hit Cork in a major way, but they didn't, despite the masses of armed popular support here in Cork, as a shipment of 20,000 rifles and a million rounds of ammunition from Germany (remember it's 1916, so WW1 is on) was deliberately sunk, by its captain, as it was waiting for three days in the harbour, for the IRA, over a timetable mixup, and was spotted by w British patrol ship. Cork harbour is the second largest natural harbour in the world, but three days, in a major British naval strategic area for the empire...the last major port before crossing the Atlantic Ocean...yeah.
funny i always remember my first tour of Iraq where i was going out at short notice to fill a specialist post and i was told to go to an Army surplus store and buy my own set of desert equipment (Nov 2003), my how times have changed looks like they are actually issuing out gear now! lol
@@zj0kerz aye... you'd think with all the drones and sentry systems that reducing stag duty would have priority 1 for the last 25 years lol.... it ain't the squaddies coming up with the plans, i guess
Awesome. I love everything about the Best military in the world, the most professional of all soldiers anywhere on Gods' Green Earth, The One and Only UK Military Forces/Services, The British Army, The Royal Navy, Royal Marines and The RAF, always have, always will. 💪🏻❤️🏴❤️🇬🇧❤️👍🏻
@@howardwolowitz9099 more like the tory party need to siphon off as much money to their mates as possible - the welfare system is a shambles and the NHS is at breaking point. The general public want a strong military.
Nice bit of kit. But it’s time to get rid of 5.56mm round and replace it with 6.8mm or 7.62mm. Afghanistan show the lack of lethality at range. Also very worried about section sizes, and the cuts in general. Good video though.
@@patricofritz4094 Yeah, and then it will be delayed another 10 years. After that only a couple of regiments will get the new weapon system and the rest of us will get the hand me downs.
@@SPARTANTROOPER That sounds so true so real . I hope to Gosh not . They said they will replace the L85 family and L85 A3 rifles in 2025 . It will model the U.S. NGSW they they will adopt a new larger more powerful cartridge probably the U.S.'s own I hope not tho . They need their freedom to come up with their own cartridge now that they are free and the U.S. Switched from NATO calibers without involving other NATO members . Most likely a new polymer/ hybrid cartridge . Most likely a Fire control optic as well . The rifle more than not will probably not even be bullpup .However delays can be common occurrences even the NGSW was slightly delayed along with the IVAS .
i worry that these new rounds are for an already dying out theatre, long range rounds are only needed as standard use in desert enviroments and the future of warfare seems to be in eastern europe and southeast asia rather than the middle east. I think the only worthwhile development from these new calibers is the possible benifits of plastic cased amunition.
Rewriting the rules and reducing your numbers whilst getting the already overworked squadie to more work bcos of cost cutting all the while ur enemies haven’t changed one iota their sole war fighting abilities and increasing their numbers and arsenals….What could possibly go wrong with this plan.
You really don't know what's going on. Don't believe everything you see on media. The world is changing terms of military output, we are changing with it.
Great kit which will certainly appeal to the Call of Duty generation, this kit aside the Army are trying to 'jazz up' things up to make things look as exciting as possible. It may help recruitment but the reality of being 5 days into a 10 day exercise in Sennybridge pissed wet through, knackered and getting moved backwards and forwards with no idea of what's going on will bring them down to earth.
So, how many double A batteries does all the new man portable kit need, or is it proprietary, and as such how viable is it actually on deployment? Does the SQ need to stop taking them home for their remote controls, or does he need to manage and hold spares of two dozen different charging cables?
Still using the 5.56 from a 35 year old rifle, isn't it time we adopted a larger caliber and weapon system? Especially as there are less and less frontline troops.
Love to know what sort of helicopter will replace the apache, it still got 14 years but will we design our own heilcopter or see what the USA comes up with and if we can have it.
how about getting more time on ranges on a regular basis practising marksmenship which will pay off in threatre which at the moment from reading online, seems to be 'just get rounds downrange' ie spray and pray
I do worry about the size of unit's,from eight to five, it's just to much and the robot buggy is of concern hit the Lyda sensors and you have a very expensive lump of metal.
Britan best idea ever pls look at this. Make robot units so then there’s a bigger army size and give the robots strong material so they don’t get eliminated strate away
My son is 18 and wants to join the military I have a few questions and if anyone can answer that would be amazing He wears glasses does he need to do anything about that? Is it better to get a uni degree before his short term stay (he wants to stay 6 years) in the military ? And what kind of fitness level should he be at? Thanks guys
Im 18 and thinking about joining too…i have a military family and my dad need’s glasses and was in the us army…i think they pay for eye surgery or you need contact lenses…for the fitness side he should start trying to hit 30-50 push ups and be able to run a mile in 9-10 mins….im not a pro at knowing what you need but from my personal experience being told how to train by my dad and through research if he can hit those targets thats a good place for him to be turned into a great soldier…I also recommend him looking into what basic training is like so he can prepare and do his own research too..like i said im thinking about joining and dont know everything 100 percent so take my info with a grain of salt and i wish him the best 💪🏽❤️🔥
Thermal scope a game changer for them. Not to keen on the remote Argo set up there’s better systems out there that would follow the controller freeing up the soldier to hold his weapon giving him and his squad a little more protection come on MOD your doing alright but could be better
Don't. I did part of their training package for Op Toral and they were shocking. Unfit, crap admin, slow drills. I thought it was an Army Cadet Unit at one point. Embarrassing.
Sections from 8 to 5 for a new more efficient military? Call me a cynic, but that's roughly the reduction the government wants to inflict on the military.
Why not put metal detectors and a ground radar under that remote control thing? It that had an automated way of detecting landmines and IED's then shouldn't that would be useful.
I remembered the Iraqi story of Andy McNab's patrol Bravo 2.0 Equipment for their patrol, the fighters stole from other units. Their means of communication failed, the batteries of the radio stations failed. And remember, they had a magical shiny thing? Yes, it was GPS.😑 🤔
As UK reduces the size of its forces it needs to focus on creating a Talent pool in the Civilian population that can utilized in a War-time scenario. For that UK-Govt must introduce "JUDO" as Sports in every Public-School in UK. This will allow British-Govt to create Talent pool for:- (1) Olympics (2) Military & Reserve US does the same by having Wrestling as a Sports in High-Schools. JUDO as a martial-art greatly suits UK's climate.
@@garagenigel Knowledge of Takedowns, Pins, Submissions & Choke-holds. Military personnel cannot strike with kicks very effectively because usually a Soldier is in Uniform & with Military gear such as Armour, Bag etc. That's why Grappling becomes an essential thing for Soldiers & Judo is one of the most complete Grappling-Arts. JUDO also suits the climate of UK as most people wear Jackets at night to protect themselves from Cold.
@@sk8899 there's like 1% chance of ever getting into a situation where unarmed combat is required in any war fighting situation for a conventional force! to train someone up to a decent level of judo takes years as you know, it's just not doable with the training these guys already have to do!
@@garagenigel This just about creating a Talent Pool for Olympics , Security-forces & Reserves. Those with Judo background can act as trainers for the non-judo ones during a long conflict.
Army reforms are great I love it I studied military reforms over the millennia cutting the army like Israel is doing provides efficient high quality forces . However you still need more forces Quantity is good . Look at Germany in the last century they had the best military and lots of victories but they were never going to hold on to those territories . I get you will work with other allies but still . Especially with you going expeditionary and global you need more forces ( if you want to be going British empire 2.0 ) .
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Us Americans salute ya Brits glad to see y’all getting better equipment every year
Very nice although sad to see we r reducing personnel size again
I personally prefer the Quality over Quantity approach. It means we will likely have the advantage even when outnumbered.
The British military was always like that even during the Empire and WW1 it was a small but highly professional army.
@@atinofspam3433 This won't work in case of war against the east.
There is no quality 🤷🏼♂️ quite bizarre really, thinking a reduced force creates quality! It’s not the case the standards are exactly the same.
@@Doityourselfmate even so Britain can still force conscription in wartime so that man power will increase.
Sight system looks decent and I'm guessing the rpv will be the plt sgts resupply and casevac wagon. Shame they pretty much getting rid of the infantry who will actually use them.
To right brother,,,along with the rest of us, the forgotten ones 🇬🇧💪🏻
The demands of the job are changing… less is more…
@@JBils41 the demands are less and less. Less soldiers less places to go. Christ they closing BATUS to move to a desert facility... Let's say 15yrs too bloody late.
@@lovethe81mm64 exactly closing batus to move to oman when it looks like were ever more likely to be fighting in Europe
you just know the rpv controller will sit on it while moving it
Has there ever been kit invented that is squaddie proof?
@@wasp6594 ..Land Rover Mk 2.
when he mentioned LIDAR my first thought was "i bet it won't work if he's within 3metres of the vehicle to stop him trying get a lift" xd. good thing it has manual remote xd
The British armed forces are back! Smaller but very well equipped and trained to the best as always.The gear we have now is unbelievably advanced.I wish i was 17 again because i know what career id be doing!
What regiment would you join if you could apply today? Curious
@@Ty-qv3ml to Tesla or SpaceX. 😂
@@Ty-qv3ml ranger regiment
Great as this is, does this new kit drive fuel trucks, ambulances, have c+e licenses, stand in for fire strikes, help with covid on op rescript, etc? No, soldiers do and we’ve had yet another cut to numbers. Units are struggling to meet the demands for manpower as is.
I agree that manpower is too short but for none of the reasons you suggest. A serious country does not require the Army to drive fuel trucks or ambulances for civilians, or help out with disease outbreaks, the Army exists to seize ground and kill the enemies of the nation, with a secondary function of enacting Foreign Policy through alliances and cooperation with friendly states. Any army, especially one with the commitments of the British Army, of 73000 cannot sufficiently achieve this task over an area much bigger than Wales.
@@MrPHILLCROW I couldn't of said it better than you did mate. Even though the UK is relatively small in size compared to other countries around the world we very rarely need the army to step in and sort things out unless they are needed for bomb disposal or medevacs of personnel or for civvies mainly. Also, I don't like the idea of cutting the amount of soldiers, what message does that send out to the world? Either way I think the new equipment looks decent enough to do the job and I like the ever-evolving advancement of the British Army 💪🏻🇬🇧❤️
That's why in the integrated review the reservists will be taking on the role of op rescript etc, the only sticking point is holding them to account when they inevitably choose not to turn up, which they are working out just now with parliament
It's obvious what all this is leading to - high tech and fewer soldiers. That soldier shown remote controlling that vehicle will soon be replaced with AI doing the driving - 20 years tops!
@@MrPHILLCROW I’ve been in the army for 29 years mate. Units are getting pulled for exactly the reason I mention. We’ve got blokes doing those things now rather than soldering. We’re scuppered if we need to do conventional ops right now.
God bless you all lads.
Best regards and prayers from the Republic of Ireland.
✝️🙋♂️🕊💜🇮🇪💚🤍🧡🇬🇧❤🤍💙
Always glad to see support from our brothers in the Republic 🇬🇧🤝🇮🇪
@@hudson1847 Thank you brother. 🇮🇪💚🤍🧡👏🤗✝️💜🕊🙋♂️🇬🇧❤🤍💙
@@hudson1847 likewise
@@hudson1847 Funny story:
On my mom's side of the family, going back a few generations to the Irish War of Independence (1919-1921), half the boys in the family where in the IRA, the other half where in the British army. I told that to I think an Englishman once, he replied something like: "Interesting Family Reunion/ Christmas Dinner". Lol
I had this I think great uncle that was a British Paratrooper in the Japanese War of WW2. My mom remembers him from when she was a girl. Seemingly really bad PTSD, tough, rough, drinking, bar fights, smoking, died in I think his 40's.
That's nothing against British Paratroopers btw, just against PTSD, alcohol and a short temper. God help them suffering from it, including those around people with those things.
Anyway, I have forth cousins in the RAF also. Oh yeah, my great grandmother was English and married an Irishman in at the time Victoria Barracks, here in Cork, and lived in military family housing near the barracks, during the Irish War of Independence. Apparently a very tough woman.
Also, in a British Military fort in Cork Harbour, there was "Little Nelly of Holy God". Basically she was a little girl, that lived on Spike Island, a British Fort at the time, wnd the daughter of an Irish man stationed at the fort.
God preformed miracles threw her. A little girl, with a terminal illness, who died I think at four or six years old. The pope at the time, literally changed Catholic Church procedure permanently and globally, because of what was going on with this little girl.
I think the miracles started gaining attention when she was four years old, and she died at six years old.
The 1916 Easter Rising, IRA (and commies unfortunately) would have hit Cork in a major way, but they didn't, despite the masses of armed popular support here in Cork, as a shipment of 20,000 rifles and a million rounds of ammunition from Germany (remember it's 1916, so WW1 is on) was deliberately sunk, by its captain, as it was waiting for three days in the harbour, for the IRA, over a timetable mixup, and was spotted by w British patrol ship.
Cork harbour is the second largest natural harbour in the world, but three days, in a major British naval strategic area for the empire...the last major port before crossing the Atlantic Ocean...yeah.
@@davidodonovan1699 how comes you say mom?
funny i always remember my first tour of Iraq where i was going out at short notice to fill a specialist post and i was told to go to an Army surplus store and buy my own set of desert equipment (Nov 2003), my how times have changed looks like they are actually issuing out gear now! lol
I remember my first tour of Iraq in 2006 and my weapon still had an iron sight as my issuing unit didn't have any Susats!
I currently serve and what you say is so true lol
Well guess your G4 and don’t need that kit
@@uh-64_silentkill37 I am in the process of joining up. I will be in basic early next year.
@@princess10 the fitter you get before basic training the easier it will be when you get there mate 👍
I guess that is one way to address the manpower problem, reduce to a 5 from 8 man section! very forward thinking
Would love to see how a 5 man section works on operations .Hard enough with 8 men as it is
@@martincase8472 all I could think was that’s a lot more stags 🤣
@@zj0kerz aye... you'd think with all the drones and sentry systems that reducing stag duty would have priority 1 for the last 25 years lol.... it ain't the squaddies coming up with the plans, i guess
Awesome.
I love everything about the Best military in the world, the most professional of all soldiers anywhere on Gods' Green Earth, The One and Only UK Military Forces/Services, The British Army, The Royal Navy, Royal Marines and The RAF, always have, always will. 💪🏻❤️🏴❤️🇬🇧❤️👍🏻
Until they’re used against us freedom fighters
stop cutting manpower we need all the troops we can get right now during these tensions
@Untitled User but we are weak we are Shrinking
We don’t need huge numbers we are a island nation easy to defend. Plus we part of NATO.
@Untitled User No we are generally just getting weaker.
NHS and benefits seem more important right now to the public….
@@howardwolowitz9099 more like the tory party need to siphon off as much money to their mates as possible - the welfare system is a shambles and the NHS is at breaking point. The general public want a strong military.
Robots for carrying kit?! What a time to be alive in the infantry
Nice bit of kit. But it’s time to get rid of 5.56mm round and replace it with 6.8mm or 7.62mm. Afghanistan show the lack of lethality at range. Also very worried about section sizes, and the cuts in general. Good video though.
Don't worry they are working on it .....
By 2025
@@patricofritz4094 Yeah, and then it will be delayed another 10 years. After that only a couple of regiments will get the new weapon system and the rest of us will get the hand me downs.
@@SPARTANTROOPER That sounds so true so real . I hope to Gosh not . They said they will replace the L85 family and L85 A3 rifles in 2025 . It will model the U.S. NGSW they they will adopt a new larger more powerful cartridge probably the U.S.'s own I hope not tho . They need their freedom to come up with their own cartridge now that they are free and the U.S. Switched from NATO calibers without involving other NATO members . Most likely a new polymer/ hybrid cartridge . Most likely a Fire control optic as well . The rifle more than not will probably not even be bullpup .However delays can be common occurrences even the NGSW was slightly delayed along with the IVAS .
How many millennials could handle a 7 62x51?
i worry that these new rounds are for an already dying out theatre, long range rounds are only needed as standard use in desert enviroments and the future of warfare seems to be in eastern europe and southeast asia rather than the middle east. I think the only worthwhile development from these new calibers is the possible benifits of plastic cased amunition.
I had a RPV it was my back.
If you could carry multiple guys and rucksacks on ur back and still travel at a steady place, id be impressed...
Any technological advance that gives our forces an advantage is good in my book. Especialy if it means fewer going out to die
Good to see that the British military is catching up to 2013 standards
Lol don't forget those virtus counterweights lads
Respect
Rewriting the rules and reducing your numbers whilst getting the already overworked squadie to more work bcos of cost cutting all the while ur enemies haven’t changed one iota their sole war fighting abilities and increasing their numbers and arsenals….What could possibly go wrong with this plan.
You really don't know what's going on. Don't believe everything you see on media. The world is changing terms of military output, we are changing with it.
@@Goggsy08 Changing for the worse […] the EUSSR armed forces is not a step up, it’s a step back, a large step back… So ewe are Wong
@@IRISHSALTMINER61 Oh do explain.......
@@IRISHSALTMINER61 Spotted the obligatory funny guy in the comments
ARILLS looks decent would like to test it myself to be sure but looks like a quality sight upgrade
Pain doesn't make me weep, army salary does.
How much does a British trooper make?
Great to see were experimenting, It would be great to see how implementing all this tech will work
Question. What does the British army do when the public clames their are enemies in our own country and civil services?
Amazing work guys
Not a single Mat in sight, tremendous
"5 man section" omg no, please.
It sounds risky. Then again, it depends if they are talking about a sole human section. If robotics and drones are added, it might be okay?
Great kit which will certainly appeal to the Call of Duty generation, this kit aside the Army are trying to 'jazz up' things up to make things look as exciting as possible. It may help recruitment but the reality of being 5 days into a 10 day exercise in Sennybridge pissed wet through, knackered and getting moved backwards and forwards with no idea of what's going on will bring them down to earth.
Liked because it's a yorkshire reg advert.
Nec Aspera Terrent
Fortune Favours the Brave
Quality kit.
BEYOND THE STAR
thanks
So, how many double A batteries does all the new man portable kit need, or is it proprietary, and as such how viable is it actually on deployment?
Does the SQ need to stop taking them home for their remote controls, or does he need to manage and hold spares of two dozen different charging cables?
8 to 5 man section!! I'm intrigued to see this implemented, and how this will work.
yeah... sounds like a bloody heavy burgen to me.
They'll sort it though.
We need more. The years of cuts are over. Invest in our armed forces properly.
Still using the 5.56 from a 35 year old rifle, isn't it time we adopted a larger caliber and weapon system? Especially as there are less and less frontline troops.
The American and Russian weapons are much older. So what's your point here?
Five man sections? Might as well pack it in now.
my reaction as well it sounds like they want to half the infantry by the sounds of that
Not much time off in between stags with only 5 blokes 😂
Love to know what sort of helicopter will replace the apache, it still got 14 years but will we design our own heilcopter or see what the USA comes up with and if we can have it.
We will probably end up using whatever the USA comes up with. At least it’ll be cheaper for the UK.
Looking good lads
Would love to join but I got a learning difficulty which prohibits me from joining even though its been my dream for years
for me its a peanut allergy stopping me join the marines in the military college their nicknamed creyon munchers theyll takr anyone
All they need now is an updated main battle tank, updated APC, new Recon vehicle all to replace the 40, 50 year old kit.
Looks good can't wait to get it
Cone on lads, one step closer to mech tanks and power armor like anime.
how about getting more time on ranges on a regular basis practising marksmenship which will pay off in threatre which at the moment from reading online, seems to be 'just get rounds downrange' ie spray and pray
The rpv was stargates idea back in 2000
Yay!!!
Let`s make the already heavy and cumbersome SA80 even heavier...
As a leftie leaves me without many options...
New SA80A3 cut down on alot of weight from the A2.
@@wadiyatalkinabeet2514 how much exactly?
Isn’t this the Yorkies that get all the fancy experimental bits?
Does that thermal have day time applications. For spotting concealed enemies?
I do worry about the size of unit's,from eight to five, it's just to much and the robot buggy is of concern hit the Lyda sensors and you have a very expensive lump of metal.
Alot of folk worrying about man power but forgetting CANZUK should be in the works. As soon as CANZUK is achieved we will become a military might.
looking forward to Combat Arms Channel reacting to this !
GG lads. 👍
And me and my family live in Norwich
Great..... Except for the five man section part!!!!
The SA80 is so last century, time for a decent upgrade .
Britan best idea ever pls look at this. Make robot units so then there’s a bigger army size and give the robots strong material so they don’t get eliminated strate away
Very useful bit of kit! The british army is looking phenomenal
Some practice until they can get it right some practice until they cant get it wrong.
Looking at the US future sighting system, this looks a tad now and not tomorrow I’m sad to say. Maybe it’s an interim sight?🤞🤞
Program them to self distruct when it falls to enemy hands
My son is 18 and wants to join the military
I have a few questions and if anyone can answer that would be amazing
He wears glasses does he need to do anything about that?
Is it better to get a uni degree before his short term stay (he wants to stay 6 years) in the military ?
And what kind of fitness level should he be at?
Thanks guys
Im 18 and thinking about joining too…i have a military family and my dad need’s glasses and was in the us army…i think they pay for eye surgery or you need contact lenses…for the fitness side he should start trying to hit 30-50 push ups and be able to run a mile in 9-10 mins….im not a pro at knowing what you need but from my personal experience being told how to train by my dad and through research if he can hit those targets thats a good place for him to be turned into a great soldier…I also recommend him looking into what basic training is like so he can prepare and do his own research too..like i said im thinking about joining and dont know everything 100 percent so take my info with a grain of salt and i wish him the best 💪🏽❤️🔥
@@gkiiizy6068 thanks so much for the advice! It really helped
Bring back the SLR
Future soldiers , cracking....
Thermal scope a game changer for them. Not to keen on the remote Argo set up there’s better systems out there that would follow the controller freeing up the soldier to hold his weapon giving him and his squad a little more protection come on MOD your doing alright but could be better
He said the RPV had a LIDAR mode so it could do that
Better systems like the LiDAR he describes for this?
It does exactly that
surprised that the argo has no weapon system given the operator is both hands on the controls?
I really thought that future tech dialogue would be way more advanced tbh
Big up the Yorkshire reg 💪🏻💪🏻
Don't.
I did part of their training package for Op Toral and they were shocking.
Unfit, crap admin, slow drills. I thought it was an Army Cadet Unit at one point.
Embarrassing.
Best in the world no doubt
0:12 we are the Borg resistance is futile😂😂😂
That rpv looks like some lovely target practice for an any opposing force.
Sights look good doh, whose gonna be using them though?
Well done
Stevens! Stevens! Stevens! ( the Hill 1965)
Maybe ensure every reserve unit has got rid of DPM webbing and bergens. Our unit has no helemts, the ones they do are Mk 6 helmets. 1 army?
Most interesting
Hope he signed for all that kit
Having a quality army is good but we still need quantity, should have at least 80,000 soldiers
join then
In the future, it would be nice if we got rifles that work Mk 1.....
Sections from 8 to 5 for a new more efficient military? Call me a cynic, but that's roughly the reduction the government wants to inflict on the military.
Worked for the Rhodesians
Why not put metal detectors and a ground radar under that remote control thing? It that had an automated way of detecting landmines and IED's then shouldn't that would be useful.
Has anyone seen The Royal Marines use them jet packs😶
When will the MOD give the lads DAUL NVG Instead of just a mono?
It should say: 'Heres kit you will never deploy with or see'.
My God bless you are all
Protecting the queen
I remembered the Iraqi story of Andy McNab's patrol Bravo 2.0
Equipment for their patrol, the fighters stole from other units. Their means of communication failed, the batteries of the radio stations failed. And remember, they had a magical shiny thing? Yes, it was GPS.😑 🤔
The U.S army is switching to the 6.8 X 51 cartridge , when does the British army intend to do the same ?
More weapon cleaning lads when nothing to do lol
땅굴기계 필요함. 종으로 3미터 이상 ...횡으로 6미터 이상 ...파야함...
그러면서 모래주머니 만들어 호를 만들어 주어야 함.
교통로도 만들어야 함.
무장은 유탄 발사기 차량도 있어야 함.
As UK reduces the size of its forces it needs to focus on creating a Talent pool in the Civilian population that can utilized in a War-time scenario.
For that UK-Govt must introduce "JUDO" as Sports in every Public-School in UK.
This will allow British-Govt to create Talent pool for:-
(1) Olympics
(2) Military & Reserve
US does the same by having Wrestling as a Sports in High-Schools.
JUDO as a martial-art greatly suits UK's climate.
What advantage does judo give the army over non judo recruits?
@@garagenigel Knowledge of Takedowns, Pins, Submissions & Choke-holds.
Military personnel cannot strike with kicks very effectively because usually a Soldier is in Uniform & with Military gear such as Armour, Bag etc.
That's why Grappling becomes an essential thing for Soldiers & Judo is one of the most complete Grappling-Arts.
JUDO also suits the climate of UK as most people wear Jackets at night to protect themselves from Cold.
@@sk8899 there's like 1% chance of ever getting into a situation where unarmed combat is required in any war fighting situation for a conventional force! to train someone up to a decent level of judo takes years as you know, it's just not doable with the training these guys already have to do!
@@garagenigel This just about creating a Talent Pool for Olympics , Security-forces & Reserves.
Those with Judo background can act as trainers for the non-judo ones during a long conflict.
What happens if a RPG or something hits the RPV, no kit.
Absolutely TOP ♥️my dear British Army 💎 diamond ⭐♥️♥️♥️
Still using nvg from the golf war.
Id volunteer with a passion to not have the thermal. SA80 is already a heavy, unergonomic rifle without that brick on it. 👍🏻
Tell me about it. At least head towards the AR15 platform Like the marines.
@@Senseigainz and issue more sharpshooter rifles with a nightforce atacr 1-8 sight
Wont make up for the minute size of our current and planned army
Die Stadtwerke steuern sind um 30 Prozent gestiegen in italy
I am from India 🇮🇳🇬🇧 and I want to join British Army.
Can anyone tell me what's the process?
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Yes it’s called join your own army
Since your country is part of the commonwealth you can apply to join❤️🇬🇧🤝🇮🇳
@@charlesbarraclough2138 commonwealth citizens can join the British military gtfo with your xenophobia.
Don't listen to that Charles guy, we'd be happy for you to join the british army. Look for commonwealth options
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Who’s up for a spin in the wheel mobile then?
Can’t be future soldiers carrying an SA80
Army reforms are great I love it I studied military reforms over the millennia cutting the army like Israel is doing provides efficient high quality forces . However you still need more forces Quantity is good . Look at Germany in the last century they had the best military and lots of victories but they were never going to hold on to those territories . I get you will work with other allies but still . Especially with you going expeditionary and global you need more forces ( if you want to be going British empire 2.0 ) .
Great now replace the HMNVS and own the night again.
China fired the missile that landed in beautiful Japan secured designated declared zone