The Portuguese Marines In Klaipėda!
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- Опубліковано 11 чер 2024
- Continuing to examine Lithuania’s military and defence situation, let’s look at another nation sending its troops to NATO’s eastern flank: Portugal.
So I knew about the American soldiers stationed at Pabrade and the income German brigade - as well as the NATO multinational battlegroup at Rukla - but you know what? I had NO idea about the Portuguese soldiers rotating in and out of the Brigadier General Povilas Plechavičius Training Area in Kairiai, in the district of Klaipėda. According to the Lithuanian military, Portugal has been sending rotations of troops to Lithuania since 2015 under the NATO Assurance Measures programme.
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You've just forgotten one detail: the Portuguese marines are the oldest marines in existence. Best regards from Portugal to Lithuania.
Os mais antigos são os comandos, não os fuzileiros.
@@HeathenDance quais são esses interesses estrangeiros, pode-se saber? Que eu saiba, a protecção da Europa contra o imperialismo russo é um interesse nacional. Já agora, esse seu nick soa um pouco estrangeiro.
@@romeufrancisco7041 nacional? Desde quando é a Rússia uma ameaça a Portugal? Que lavagem mais lerda...
Temos de parar de não querer ver as coisas como elas são! Estamos a sofrer um ataque a democracia europeia com um ditador sem escruplos que mata, prende e ataca quem ele quer! Viva a democracia viva a europa e ocidente viva a liberdade de expressão que tanto custou a ganhar!Não ao fascismo e ditadura! Infelizmente os russos não se podem revoltar contra o governo...pois acabam mortos ou presos ou com a segurança das familias atentadas....será que ninguém vê isto?
@@romeufrancisco7041 A protecção da Europa contra o imperialismo Russo ? 😂 A Europa a proteger o imperialismo americano queres tu dizer 😂
Portuguese fusiliers going overseas since 1585
Why that date our most important battles are before....1385 Aljubarrota e 1509 Diu... batles that changed the world...first one is on the 100 year old war between England and France...most people in Portugal dont know it...Portugal was t only country in Europe supporting England...and Diu 1509...one of the most important battles in world history...
Actually since 1621 - Terço de Marinheiros Artilheiros
Fuzileiros of Portugal go back to the days when ships were made of wood, and men were made of steel. Every man in my family served in the Portuguese military. Long line of navigator ancestors. Thank you Portugal.
Winter conditions? In 2019 the SERE course given in Norway was a Portuguese marine sergeant who finished the course with the highest grade.
Portugueses , não esqueçamos, que os fuzileiros fizeram à pouco tempo 400 anos de existência, sendo portanto a força especial naval mais antiga do mundo.
Não fazia ideia disso. Pensava que eram bem mais recentes e que tinham sido criados durante o estado novo. Consegues indicar um link onde possa ler mais sobre a história dos fuzileiros?
@@AlyNurdin007 já agora acrescento, que tambem temos a marinha de guerra mais antiga do mundo, fez a bonita idade de 700 anos. Relativamente à tua questão, penso que no site da marinha de guerra podes tirar essas e outras dúvidas
1688
@@AlyNurdin007 1688
@@bernardegranadeiro3930 marinha de guerra ? ha ha ha eles chamam a marinha mercantil de guerra ha ha ha
Worked with their recce company last week at a Brave Griffin CPX, professional dudes
Glad to see we're doing our part. A Portuguese in "Portugal" Vilnius
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
No. We are NATO's and globalist's dogs.
some people love to be slaves and be told what to do.
400 years and counting 🇵🇹🌎
As a Portuguese that has visited Lithuania a few times, I am proud of my country helping to improve security on the Baltics. Also loved how you pronounce Fuzileiros, try "foo-zee-lay-roos"!
_Fuzileiros_ is normally translated as _Marines,_ although the actual translation is Riflemen. They are tough people, very strictly selected, capable to endure about everything, very well trained and well armed enough. Don't snub at their G3 rifles; they preferred to keep them with a few upgrades instead of the Army's new FN SCAR L and H, and they know what they're doing.
It is comparable to the US Marines as far as ops are concerned, thus, it is easier to associate with that group than to do a direct translation of the word. I would call them Marines due to the fact that although the literal translation is Rifleman, on the other hand, what they do is the same as the US Marines. Thus, we may call them PT Marines.
They are also the oldest navy special force in the world, with over 400 years of history
That's about right@@karuchokikete7722
@@karuchokikete7722 Lack of resources, extremely well trained, and doing great with what they're given?
Seems like the USMC alright lmao
And Fuzileiros (Portuguese Marines) train regularly with US Marines.
Cheers mate, very interesting. Obrigado Portugal.
Portugal's Marine corps are a badass group of people and have been for some centuries.
The Portuguese Marines are a very capable Force, not only now, but since the 1580. In Africa, in Asia and in South-America.
coitadinhos dos gorduchos quando andava la os gajos so eram bons a comer e cagar nao durariam um mes na frente de combate
My friend, you are confusing them with the portuguese comandos unit, there is where they die in training.
@@iliketabasco yes, i am wrong, and for this, i apologize! Thank you!
Is very well explained since portuguese were known to mix tecnology and culture with natives and other civilizations they encountered, by not being arrogat, learned and adapted knoledge to their needs allowing small nation to defeat larger enemy companies both land and sea.
Portuguese historically like Spanish are well known for their naval, and guerrilha tatics both used them against moors even with less tecnology, to defeat larger enemy force well equiped at contrary that in history may tell moors were well equiped and trained, so iberian christians developed guerrilha warfare to weaken enemy supply routs and spread mayhem in enemy lines aswell ambushing enemy patrolls making loose morale, at sea the evident warfare in sieges in coastal assaults and long age of reconquista developed tatics and tecnologies mixing all from mediterranian like moors and arabs, hebraic comerciants, and roman inheritance both made sea and land warfare unique in Iberia, while in longer peace Portugal developed more those tecnologies spending more resources in research while its neighbours Iberian christian countries were fighting moors and themselves to make a unite kingdom in Iberia spending resources at war.
@@kvatchyobiv8540 Close but we were already doing guerilla against rome
The step pattern is to avoid catching the attention of sandworms
First marine corps trained to survive in Arrakis
Proud of them... ❤️🇵🇹💪
😍 Viva Portugal!! 💜🇵🇹
Viva a Lituânia!
Viva a NATO! 💪💪 ✌✌
Viva a nato?????
Foda-se lá o cancro!
Viva a burrice!
E se houver guerra a sério vais dar um passo em frente.😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅
obrigado Portugal!
Thanks Portugal for your service
As a portuguese it doesn't come as a surprise tbh. Lithuania (like other ex-USSR countries) just seems to be an overall great country despite how small it is (and Portugal itself is a small country). Despite how little i know about the country itself it just seems like a great place to live in with great people! On top of that we share the same flag colours🤣 about the winter... well... we also have it with several -0 degrees and even have snow, but most of us do prefer warm to hot/very hot climate.
Obrigado!
Fuzileiros is the third-oldest marine corps in the world, and the Portuguese navy is the oldest navy in the world.
ha ha , they just don't have any navy only a few rusty buckets with no guns at all
@@robertolang9684True, the Ukrainians have promoted more Russians warships to submarines than portugal has subs…
@@nunomendes6207 true that, but we had the greatest ships back in history.
@@robertolang9684 at least they don't have ships sunk in the black sea
@@x______x7448 ya they went down in the first day like the air planes
Proud of them!!
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My former Artillery Regiment was also deployed there some years back.
4th Artillery Regiment(Portugal)
andaste la a cagar ?
Figueira da Foz means "Figtree of the River Mouth". That's were I live :) Greetings from Portugal! Stay strong, and support Ukraine.
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@@johndoe2-ns6tf ?
Same flag colors! 🇵🇹🇱🇹 I loved visita Vilnius and Trakai! I Will back!💚❤️
Portugal em todas as guerras esteve em numero inferior ao inimigo, mas ganhou todas elas. O espirito tuga, é distinto. E só nós sentimos o quanto e o porque. É um sentimento ser Português. Viva a nação, contra os canhões marchar caralho.
Não ganhas-te todas tambem, tu foste fuzilado e abandonado nas fronteiras frança.
Foste fuzilado tambem em certas guerras terrotorias contra espanha inclusivo galiza.
Fugiste de Napoleão bonaparte .
No continente africano tambem perdeste duas colonias.
Não ganhas-te sempre pelo simples facto que és exercito pequeno mas com boa qualidade
nunca ganhámos uma única guerra....batalhas sim...mas guerras não.
Já julio César dizia, para os lados da ibéria, há um povo que não se governa nem se deixa governar! 🤣 até napoleão foi corrido daqui! O tuga é lixado
Não esquecer que nas últimas invasões que tivemos e que desistiram 3x não foi o exército mas foi o povo que defendeu o território, e isso foi quando Portugal era o Iraque da Europa e tudo o que era estrangeiro era mal visto. Os tempos mudaram
@@paulosaraiva1002 aqui vão alguns exemplos de guerras que Portugal ganhou:
Guerra da Restauração (1640-1668)
Guerra Peninsular (1807-1814)
Guerras Luso-Neerlandesas (1602-1663):
Guerra de Sucessão de Castela (1475-1479):
Guerra da Aclamação (1640-1668)
Guerra da Sucessão Portuguesa (1580-1583)
Primeira Guerra Mundial (1914-1918)
Guerra dos Sete Anos (1756-1763)
Guerra da Sucessão Espanhola (1701-1714)
Guerras Luso-Marroquinas
Yes Portugal have few special troops but very well trained. NATO standards. As a Portuguese I am proud of this guy's
It’s good to have Allies.
the best ones.
The navy special forces is also deployed in Lithuania. The DAE (Destacamento de Ações Especiais) which mean Special Actions Detachment
Destacamento...
@@RuiPedroRocha dedos gordos num telemovel xD ja corrigi
@@kerozen1909 😅
400 years of existence/🇵🇹
Fuzos!!! orgulho dos meus patricios!
-FUZOS!
-PRONTO!
-DO MAR!
-PRA TERRA!
-DESEMBARCAR!
-AO ASSALTO!
-DESEMBARCAR!
-AO ASSALTO!
We are not at all prepared for a conflict in cold weather and need more training in that area.
Como e que disse? Espera. Eu estive uma porrada de anos nas operacoes especiais de portugal e recordo bem que parte da formacao era dada na serra da estrela cheia de neve, muitas captacoes eram no inverno. Por isso estamos sim preparados. Agora, podem nao ser todos os tamos das forcas armadas. Mas estamos
Good effort with the Portuguese pronunciations. Not too far off 😊
I think it makes sense that the Portuguese tours in Lithuania are more focused on warmer months. The men are naturaly more used and prepared for it. Snow and harsh winter conditions aren't something the portuguese can easily find on handreach to train on. 😅
Greetings from a Portuguese ex Cavalry Scout.
So let me check that.. Gerês, north of Portugal mountains, extremely cold and snowy on winter on the high parts, the military train there. Serra da Estrela, on the center of the country, the second mountain range of Portugal, no need to say what happens in winter, I saw myself military training there during winter and snow storm conditions. And there are other places like Bragança region, etc.. common man, specially you as an ex-military should know that all the Portuguese special forces train in all conditions. Or in this days there is an military optional summer hollydays special force?
"Just for fun - summer rocks" must be the main logos then..
@@iliketabasconem sempre são frias, por exemplo não é igual frança por exemplo por exemplo Alpes e os Pirineus .
Podes dizer que é zona mais fria de Portugal isso é.
Agora por exemplo verão em manteigas é día normal 26/22 graus
vi nevar umas quantas vezes em TANCOS ...... a tua recruta ou curso ou sei lá o que tu fizeste ,deve ter sido no algarve
I've served with the marines, and in 1990 was deployed to the Baltic zone.
So proud of our soldiers. We're the best ❤
And yes, we don't like the cold that much 🤣we have about 300 days of sun a year.
These are Elite bad ass moda focas.
No, I didn't know about this !
Portugal simply land and sea 💪💚❤️🇵🇹
Do you have any plans to make more travelling videos to towns/cities ? . Whilst I'm generally a fan of all your vids (as my fiancee is Lithuanian also), I'm sure you would get more people to your channel if you started doing that again. Palanga in the summer would definitely be a winner.
I have a palanga video out already. I have one town video coming soon and will hopefully travel to a new place sometime this month
400years and counting !!! Hurrah
The portiguese fuzileiros have in recently years been in active duty in Central Africa country against the rebels, there youtube videos of the missions.
Nope, that would the comandos and paratroopers.
Portugal (kingdom at the time) created the concept of navy troops before the portuguese "fuzileiros" most navys would transport army units from one place to another or just use their own crew to go ashore and do a raid. However portuguese military liders in 15 century understood that army troops were not the best choice to do coastal invasions and using the ships crews was just....well idiotic. So they created the first navy troops in the world, the de facto first marine force.....The "Fuzileiros" navy core. So when they march.....they say "Fuzos........(Cal out)....From the Sea......
(Reply)......To Land.........🇵🇹
Viel Glück und Erfolg beim Training in L. Ein ehem. FschPi aus den Jahren 62/63
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Nice video! :)
It's in the summer because they don't have winter gear good enough to Lithuanian winter.
isto dito por uma checa ''arremacho''..... que nunca viu um goretex na vida .....
Speaking without knowledge is the profile of the ignorant
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Por este andar vao ser precizos em Lisboa e em Ramalde no Porto
Abraço ao rafa e seus companheiros
Lithanians and Portugueses together? wow what a powerful encounter....sardines and honey. ho ho ho
Os nossos
2:00 all good, dont worry if u said it wrong its not a big deal
Lithuanian army explained
Europenian ;) One for all and all for one ;)
The Portuguese have been invented to the region for more than 1000 years.
Keep safe!
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Invented by the Goths...🥱
Before the Northern Crusades, before Portugal was a country (1143), in the X sec. , somewhere around 10XX, there were "Portuguese" or Lusitian "folks" invented to the region.. I dont remember the exact source.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Northern_Crusades
Well to be fair, Portugal isn't even that far - it's just 282km southeast.
South east of where? It's close on 4000 kms from Klaipėda to Lisbon. That's a long drive.
wait, what, is that kind of joke we don't get? Or you just made a geographical mistake?
crow kilometers I assume?
@@Mendogologyyes it’s the joke that Vilnius is Portugal
@@LithuaniaExplained 🤣
The lad in the thumbnail is handsome.
HERÓIS LUSITANOS! 🇵🇹
lusitanos ? ha ha ha tens muita piada ,
@@robertolang9684PARASITA!!!!
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Fuzileiros are older than most European countries… 😂😂😂
PORTUGAL CARALHOOO
The rotation of Portuguese military assets in Lithuania and other countries allows the entire corps of marines and F16s, among others, to respond promptly in greater numbers if Putin's fascist Russia tries to invade Lithuania, Romania or Moldavia, among others.
I don't know why the marines aren't present during the winter months. We have military mountain units, the Rangers, who are trained to withstand extreme cold.
Greetings from Portugal
Portuguese fuzileiros are more like navy seals and not marines.
Fuzileiro uma vez fuzileiro para sempre. FUZOS
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Pois mas se houver guerra a sério quem vai dar o corpo ao manifesto é o filho do Zé.
Quer dizer que quem não quis ser militar é que vai ter que lutar.
Has Portuguese and son of a Portuguese Coroner in … right now all Western Europe are focus in making one military army in Europe fusing all armies of Europe .
cold ? winter? d'ont be ridiculous.
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🇵🇹 🇱🇹
Portuguese marines have 400 of history in a 700 year old navy. 💪🏻 ⚓️
Fuzos 🇵🇹
PORTUGAL MENTION CARALHOOOOOOO
PORTUGAL 🇵🇹 🫡🤝🫡 🇱🇹 LITHUANIA
Pronto pronto
So, u have there probably the best special forces in Europe (if they are DAE from fuzileiros) and u didn't know it? 🙈
Muito bons para paradas militares.
Fuzileiros also teaching how to drink beer 😂😂
fuzi LEI ros you say fuzi LE ros you need to pronounce the "i".
Cuidado com os mosquitos que eles matam por aí 😂😂😂
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Sitting 🦆
This Navy special forces are not MARINES they are called FUZILEIROS
Sem tirar merito aos homens, essa guerra nem a NATO são nossos.
Cmps
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Qual é a sigla da Organização das Nações Unidas? ONU.
Qual é a sigla da Organização Mundial da Saúde? OMS.
Qual é a sigla da União Europeia? UE.
Qual é a sigla da Organização do Tratado do Atlântico Norte? NATO não é de certeza!
fala um gajo de um pais que não se consegue defender sozinho e provavelmente se fosse atacado pelos seus vastos recursos marítimos ia ser um dos primeiro a exigir que os outros ajudem a defender Portugal. isso é que viver folgado, essa mentalidade é o principal problema de Portugal
@@miguelm3314 🫏🫏
@@miguelm3314 problema da mentalidade de Portugal et de acharmos que os outros têm sempre de nos ajudar!
É só portugas a mandar bazófias.....😂😂😂
Unfortunately. The actual regime of 1974, started promising to everybody that our men would serve exclusively to defend our borders. Everybody knows that Memel is not precisely a Portuguese city.
Mais um tentar passar mentiras... Portugal entrou para a Nato em 1949 e continuou a fazer parte depois de 1974. Logo essa promessa não é mais que uma invenção da sua cabeça. Já agora aproveite para estudar inglês e deixe o Google tradutor
Not soldiers, but sailors...
Sailing is just a transportation for them.
They are both
Portuguese navy seal's...