RAW Combat GoPro | Non-Stop Artillery in Khromove
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- Опубліковано 23 лют 2024
- #Combat #GoPro #Bakhmut
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Thanks for watching, and thanks for your support as always.
(If you’d like to support him directly, as he’s still in Ukraine, here’s a link)
www.buymeacoffee.com/ukrforiman
This footage is from the same friend of ours who gave us yesterday’s marksman video, and the same one we funded a suppressor for. He has a buymeacoffee link in the description in case you’re looking to go above and beyond with support. (Also, our friend Arnie got his Jamming backpack yesterday which many of you raised money for). They’re both incredibly thankful for the support, even just by watching their experiences. We love you all, and I’ll keep you updated on where the donations go as I put out more combat footage. Thank you, Slava Ukraini.
I watch all of your videos
what do you think about the lost of Advivka ???
the late evacuation was a disaster, wasnt it ??
Good luck homie, from what i hear its a dire situation over there right now. stay safe.
Out of curiosity how much did that jamming backpack cost?
I'm amazed a bunch of random people on the internet are able to come together to afford such hightech equipment.
@@OuvinteAmigaohow did it go? Many losses?
The fact that it is a gorgeous morning and the birds are singing is absolutely surreal...😮
Which leads us to realize that war is as natural as anything else. Human nature.
@@IgrwOw Not really. It's just us that are severely fucked up. There's always some cancers within the world that cause these wars.
Or evening
@@IgrwOwwar is literally the most unnatural death. 🤦🏻♂️ Stop playing Call of Duty
@@strax1537 Well, Charles Darwin is right about evolution theory. Look at human history and behaviour since the very beginning. War is as natural as birds flying. This is not the first and won't be the last war. When lions stop eating meat, men will stop making wars.
10 hours of artillery to fall asleep to.
Field Marshal Bernard Law Montgomery - style
10hrs of chipi chipi chapa chapa?
@@user-tq4kb5ve2toh çrige
Weakest Russian artillery unit be like :
crazy footagewe supportRussians
The calmness of the sky and the sounds of war is surreal.
It's crazy listening to both artillery shells going off and birds chirping at the same time
It creates a cognitive dissonance in my mind.
That’s crazy that this is real action footage, knowing that the person could die any second and the camera would still be recording
That is analogous to life.
Many such videos exist
Never
@@HubertofLiegeThe manifestation of "Life moves on", damn.
@@bloodking73theres some video on yt of a ukrainian soldier dying in the middle of recording his goodbye message and the camera continues recording for some time. can’t find it anymore tho
The crystal clear sound paired with the high video quality makes for the perfect immersive experience
2:16 my guy just appreciating nature for what could've possibly been the last time.
That sky has a certain type of glow towards it.
He said oh wow. Exactly what I thought. That was beautiful sight!❤❤❤
My first thought was he was scanning the sky for drones. My cousin is in the UA, he says he spends a stupid amount of time looking at the sky... for Russian drones.
@@Hathur Yeah, he kept looking up at the sky and that's what I was thinking but then he said woah under his breath and I was like, oh he got distracted by the beauty of the sunset.
@@corvusabaddonI hope this war ends, however it does show that no matter how much we ravage the Earth, God has created for us something we can always marvel at.
I think that’s the craziest part of combat that you really never realize is that nothing about the world changes. The sky is still bright and beautiful and the world is still spinning. You just so happen to be getting shot at. Crazy
In ww2 footage its diffrent bc its black and white camera's
Yeah its surreal, thats what i thought the whole time over there
Damn showed up on my feed as soon as you uploaded. Wishing you nothing but the best my friend.
crazy footagewe supportRussians
Этот боец воюет на стороне Украины. Он нацист.
These are the sort of sounds that stick with a soldier. Really immersive, intense and stressful. Thanks for posting this sort of content. I believe it's something all civilians need to watch, to get a better understanding of what soldiers go through, why so many of us end up with invisible wounds, and some eventually take their own lives. Stay strong boys! Your sacrifices are not forgotten.
I'm glad that CivDiv's channel can be a central point for footage, rather than chasing all these individual accounts down and trying to keep up with them all.
Plus, you know that whatever revenue CivDiv makes off of these videos sent to him by his brothers in arms, he gives to them. He doesn't just keep the money for himself.
This channels shows barely anything about the war, he does it only for views
@@duxvoid2437 views make money, money gets sent
God forbid someone makes a profit off of the content they produce..
@@duxvoid2437 You're right, one channel could never cover all the atrocious acts committed by the russians.
And this is UA-cam... Of course it's for the views. For what other reason would someone upload videos here?
@@duxvoid2437 you're right, one channel could never cover all the atrocious acts committed by the Russians...
The frustration at an unidentified beeping noise provided some well needed comic relief, sounded just like the comtac low battery tone but far too frequent so I really wanted to know what cause it too
It’s a busy tone it basically means stay off the radio unless you absolutely need to. But in their situation I dont know why they’re letting it go for that long it is rather annoying. That one guy did say there was a lot of people on the channel so that’s probably why. Like to remind everyone that its there but also dont key up unless you’ve got some important shit to say
@@blosseraustinyeah anyone yelling for help or complaining. Listen to that stuff thats several artillery rounds esch SECOND for half a recorded hour
It's very interesting feeling when you understand both languages
Can you elaborate?
@@shake4259 I'm Ukrainian and I had learned English and can understand both English and Ukrainian
@@ka_rmann4449 what are they saying?
@@peppi0304they are speaking about enemy position, enemy weapons, enemy location, further tactics and so on.
Seeing the contrast in the videos that come out of this conflict, not just in intensity or tactics, but down to the dialogue, the terrain, the weather, the condition of the trenches the attitudes of the men. It’s both heartbreaking and incredible to see. Just seeing the green of the grass on the edges of their trench brought an almost unsettling calm. I’m not sure how to describe it.
I don’t know if this is true but I like to think watching these things helps prepare you for the real thing. I pray I never have to be ready but this could help. The movies make war look like constant shooting but they don’t really show the real stuff, like sitting in a trench staring at the very beautiful sky for what I would assume feels like days. Thank you Civ for posting these things.
Same man... im a gamer its weird...
I learned a lot about war from these videos, there (or their i don't really care) not those chaotic battles in video games but much calmer and it's more uneasy then terrifying.
@@RimuruLego-kz4kk there're*
@@Tomartyrmom?
It doesn’t. You would think so, but it doesn’t. I’m sorry.
I know that artillery is decently far away, but just hearing how constant it is really sends a chill down your spine. Crazy that these guys are able to become so calm with all that going on in the distance.
Don’t got too much at the moment but high prayers to you and your friends
You didn’t have to do that! Will go directly to a good cause out here, thank you from us to you!
Shout out to Uncle Joey!
I never saw this side of UA-cam but I am thankful to Civ for bringing me here. Seeing these type of content somehow fills me with dedication towards my work thinking what the soldiers have to face everyday. I know it might sound lame but I feel this way. If possible I really wanna meet you Civ and I'll try to...someday when I'll grow up to be someone. (Forget my YAP Love the videos man)
Just watched Civ and came here!
yea there a lot youtube flags an removed fast
nothing even happened lol
Russia trying weaken before rushing yea it can be a waiting game too
@@NzTings
@@NzTings you do realise that most of war is waiting among cleaning weapons, clearing debris ect ect
Either New Zealander or Aussie dude. Proud of all you guys keep up and know your loved and thanked for your work
Aussie accent.
@nb6175 I hear "thet" more than "that" I'm pretty sure he's kiwi but his accent is very mild.
@@skrahzgutstomp5584 Not even close.
I'm hearing a lot. Canadian, English South African, Aussie, and Kiwi. I don't know which though. I doubt it's South African because then he would of used certain words only South Africans use in such moments haha, i know because im South African.
@@justryan6480 🤦♂🤣
This is honestly the most terrifying video I have seen from Ukraine to do with artillery, we think back on WW1 and WW2 and hear of shell shock and PTSD. Its almost like seeing some of those historic battles being played out, back to trench warfare.
Its honestly crazy to hear that, knowing someone is under that heavy barrage let alone near it, imagine hearing this as a civillian living near, knowing this is coming your way.
I saw another video of bahkmut before from the group I donate too who supply trucks to the front line, they was in that town and the damage already from unconcentrated artillery and strikes was severe, and that was before this barrage.
Unbelievable, you have my unwavering support, to volunteer and live through this, all those soldiers are heros.
That’s because you only watch UA-cam.
Trench warfare never left, just countries like the US began fighting indefensible countries in the Middle East. There's no other way to conduct land warfare in Europe other than trench warfare... where do you think the soldiers would be other than dug in?
hearing all those bangs, knowing that some of those bangs kill someone...
Them discussing the beeping sound was pretty hilarious.
your videos are awesome man. you are an inspiration to me. thank you for protecting my siblings overseas!
When I turned on the dolby surround sound on my mixamp, this video got way too real. Amazing audio, but the constant thunder is horrifying, just think of what's happening in the distance... it's like World War I.
It really is, look up some drone images of battlefields in Ukraine, they're a 1:1 copy of a WW1 battlefield with all the craters and trenches.
Bro be safe I know that’s ironic but still dude thanks for giving those that have no understanding of war some knowledge. Thanks 🙏
11:14 - I see that "bonking" is still an issue. Here's an excerpt from an article in 2011 about that. _The digital radios' shortcomings are so widely known that they've acquired nicknames. There's the 'digital cliff,' when a radio is out of range and the connection ends without warning. There's 'bonking' - also dubbed 'the sound of death' by some Philadelphia firefighters - when an important transmission gets rejected because too many other radios are using the system. Then there's 'going digital,' when a radio emits a garble of beeps and tones instead of a voice._
Digital radios have some serious advantages, but they also have some major shortcomings. The “digital cliff” is one of them. My local fire department uses analog mode for fireground (on scene comms) because of the issues with digital voice.
It’s better to have 50% of a transmission come through compared to nothing at all.
Armies still have and train radio operators because there’s an art to using comms gear, especially outside the realm of talking to somebody that’s 1-2 km or so away from you.
Best bet is to have a primary and secondary/backup radio. They should be able to talk to each other, even if that’s in analog mode.
Also, don’t discount tactical HF. For these purposes, VHF high band (136-174 MHz) is fine, and low/mid band VHF (FM tactical radio) is slightly better.
Yep we’re 20 years into the 21st century but often it’s 1940s radio technology that works best.
@@R4002Eeyup! Old School is still best school. HF goes a looooong way! I remember doing HF relay exercises while in Hawai'i, with stations in San Diego and Norfolk.
@@IonOtteryessir, HF is still used for all sorts of purposes and there are a lot of reasons for that. For short range tactical comms, the typical handheld VHF radios and VHF/UHF radios (136-174 MHz, 400-512 MHz, coverage might be slightly different depending on the radio) are fine.
There are situations where the 30-88 MHz VHF FM (often just called “FM” to avoid confusion with the VHF 108-137 MHz aircraft band) is superior. Lower frequencies mean longer range, but they also require longer antennas.
For short range comms, you can usually get away with a crappy antenna. Usually. I still think having a secondary radio (backup radio) is ideal. For longer range (beyond line of sight, which is in the 1-3 km ballpark for infantry at ground level with no high ground) recon ops, tactical HF is often the best option.
dude, the audio is something else in the quiet moments. the way the artillery thumps. not captured correctly in any kind of media. big goose bumps.
For the algorithm, looking forward to this one, thanks for the post as always man
Put some quality headphones on and the immersion is insane. I cannot imagine being present here, various types of explosions from artillery, grenades, rocket artillery, mortars, RPGs, small arms etc. all going off constantly. These dudes just chilling in the trench waiting for the order to go over the top. This is how I imagine the daily life of a soldier in a trench on the western front during WWI must have been like. Absolutely insane! Over 100years later and war hasn’t changed all that much.
23:30-23:33 is the fastest power nap I have ever seen!
Thats pretty scary. Imagine being on gaurd rotation sleeping in whatever makeshift hole made to be alerted by your battle buddies that there's incoming attack and just thinking that this maybe that last scenery you'll may ever see. Chilling... aint going to lie, panic would settle in pretty fast 😅
No worries about it being a little older. Personally, I watch your videos to get a better on-the-ground sense of combat; the intensity and drudgery of it.
something about when this channel posting makes me feel so good
Hey civ i hope youre doing well in Ukraine. Love from Portugal 🙌🫂
Great upload. I appreciate this is the type of content, this is what I subscribed for. Keep coming please.
Oh, I also appreciate the honest title, and they’re not being text throughout the vid. Excluding translation. That is always welcome. Keep it coming.
Thank you for your service guys!!
This placement on the battlefield gave me a broader perspective of how this is happening. Fight like hell brothers and sisters.
Thank you for documenting All of this.
I just realized, the iraq generations of warfighters developed ptsd with trash and objects in the road. But the Ukraine warfighters will probably always feel a sense of fear when they hear drones after returning from war.
the start of the video watching the first group leave is insane couldnt imagine being in the second group knowing its your turn next to leave and move up
Take care out there brother, please come back in one piece! Thank you for your service
This was very good. Not at all boring hearing, what it's like to be near a contest nearby. Just the sounds/ exposions are so visceral....as callous as its sounds from the safety of my sofa....id love to "experience" what this is like in VR....I wonder if anyone out there is filming in 360 degrees?! Again, i admit this is a callous attitude to adopt...
Digital radios have some serious advantages, but they also have some major shortcomings. The “digital cliff” is one of them. My local fire department uses analog mode for fireground (on scene comms) because of the issues with digital voice.
It’s better to have 50% of a transmission come through compared to nothing at all.
Armies still have and train radio operators because there’s an art to using comms gear, especially outside the realm of talking to somebody that’s 1-2 km or so away from you.
Best bet is to have a primary and secondary/backup radio. They should be able to talk to each other, even if that’s in analog mode.
Also, don’t discount tactical HF. For these purposes, VHF high band (136-174 MHz) is fine, and low/mid band VHF (FM tactical radio) is slightly better.
Yep we’re 20 years into the 21st century but often it’s 1940s radio technology that works best.
Pretty crazy how it can look so nice with the sunrise and nature, and still be exlotions, gunfire and death in the same place ://
Maybe that is why experiences in wars mould some people to write beautiful poems rich with depth and influences, what you think?
for me its intense to think about what happened on these fields 80 years ago, the back and forth, not its happening again with changed parties
historic stuff
Hey @CivDiv have you ever considered working with GNIP (Good Night Imperial Pride), resistance comiette or Solidarity Collective ?
It’s so surreal seeing such a terrifying shitshow unfold under such a beautiful sky.
Im at 3:31, and got to say, holy shit these artillery sounds with headphones. Brutal yet fascinating.
I love that you can hear even the bees buzzing around hima very natural and beautiful land and you can almost feel the thunmps in your chest
For some reason, the chirping of birds in the trees as troops filed towards a firefight beneath them, and the panoramic view of Robin's egg-blue skies that would have been the perfect backdrop for countryside hiking or outdoor sports in times of peace, make for a jarring and surreal juxtaposition of imagery as the crup of artillery exchanges echoes in the near distance during Ukraine's year 2024.
its crazy how relaxing artillery can be when you at zero threat of death..... I can't imagine it being there even after seeing this war go on for so long. with all the high def cameras and microphones it still does nothing to capture the feeling of having that shit flying over you head...for the most part.
Im in eu im not realy in danger but it does scare me
Trench warfare..."The more things change, the more they stay the same."
It's insane to think that even today people are fighting in similar situations to soldiers over a hundred years ago in the first world war
Only because kiev is stupid. Ukraine cannot afford static warfare. They were only successful and only have men and ammo and vehicles for a dynamic mobile defense. That includes the frontline. Letting enemy penetrate and fighting them in pockets
History repeats itself. We always go back to war when the last generation (ww2 and Vietnam) all are gone and the new leaders are able to use their people for war. Happens Every 80 yrs!
And it’s all pointless
Was there a reason my reply was deleted? I just said history repeats itself especially when the last generation that went through war are gone from old age.
This is really fascinating. Thanks man, keep safe
Thanks for this! I appreciate the unedited footage
-let's the video play out for immersion
-30 min of trench sitting
What a beautiful sky,
What Beautiful Soil,
I bet you could grow anything in it.
So for how many hundreds of years now, have men been trying to killing each other in these exact same fields ?
I hope you all make back. This war needs to stop
Мы их убили
@@tarasblack820
Just the sound of nature and war sounds terrifying
What combat?
Are the Ukrainians still looking for Foreigners to fight for them? If so what unit is best to join? I've heard of blokes going over and basically being tossed into absolutely abysmal units and so it put me off for a long time but I've heard others say its not too bad now.
Was in the British Army for 8 years had have experience in C-IED
yes they are. you risk getting into abysmal units unless you have people out there you allready know
with c-ied exprience for 8 years a lot of volunteer eod groups would most likely be happy to work with you.
If u decide to go i wish you the best of luck dude
They opened up their National Guard to foreigners staying in Ukraine, ik they give you citizenship as well if you volunteer.
Go uphold your oath at home in uk which is being invaded by millions of illegals and skyrocketing murdeer rates
Hope you stay safe in Ukraine Civ!
I would say the narrator is an Australian with Eastern European ancestry.
Thankfully, nobody has shot at me before or tried to kill me using artillery. Although I have heard 155mm artillery impacting and it sounded to me like an ominous boom. So a question, why does that artillery crump and not boom. Is it distance?
Good question, honestly don’t know. I think the echo’s distort sound a bit
@@CivDiv Yeah, I can see that. Thanks for your efforts in Ukraine and showing people the reality of war. Good luck.
As an old Royal Australian Artillery Gunner, it is a distortion of distance, and echoing from the surrounding ground.
I’ve had firsthand experience in an observation bunker, where 105mm, and 155mm shells were fired in front of the bunker by 10s of meters, and it certainly does go bang, and fu*king boom.
It was a rather frightening experience, and really gave you a window into what it was like from the pointy end in the open, and thankful feeling that you were in a massive bunker with 300mm armoured glass in front of you.
@@cohort075the big problem is stay in trenchs specifying when you don't know when you receive order because Brazilian sargeant Max panavo loss your life avidvika and here in Brazil the people treatment How an anymore If you pretend visit Brazil any day If prepper because you meet an place with one terrible ignorance sadly this Brazilian that died in ukraine are victims of your own governament they Go for fault of opportunity in Brazil Max panavo was made two years in the war we asking for he Go back from Brazil but he preffer died in the war sadly this is true seven Brazilians loss your lifes there
It occurs to me that there will be a whole generation of veterans to whom the whirring of a drone (or perhaps something similiar, like a small vacuum cleaner) could send into PTSD.
The noise of artillery 😮
Love you're vids and hope you the best
man that soil looks so damn good.
Stay watch every adverstise on ur chanel, cheers bro..Slava Ukrain and you guys
I may sound nerdy or dumb but it’s fascinating how in war birds still chirp
I love your vids
Thx for upload. Saudações do BRASIL !
Great vid as always
That Vice City sunrise is crazy 🌅 🧐😲
great to see you back in Ukraine doing the Lord's work. are you just training again? I hope so I was worried about you deploying in a combat role
nothing happens until 25:00
That's some beautiful rich black soil!
One of the biggest breadbaskets of the world, with most fertile soil, now world’s biggest minefield and meatgrinder…..
Such a scenic time of day to die.
A video from Kremin forest also has only artillery shells landing near
Ah ye ol hurry up and wait missions. The most intense!
Seeing all this trench warfare in HD knowing a lot of these guys probably aren’t here anymore God rest em.. but it’s crazy how conjoined life and death is in trenches..
When we die, we go 6 feet under in the same soil we use to fight for survival on to prevent us from going 6 feet under and by digging your potential grave you may yet have a chance to live.. mind blowing that the safest place is your head on the dirt when our deaths are just opposite sides of wherever you might fall.. life is facing dirt, death is facing the sky
I think part of the trick is Imaging that every thump of ordinance would send a physical wave that you could feel and not put out of your mind.
Please stay safe. The U.S.A. should be helping more, but we have some knuckleheads in charge.
Good spacing in the trench at the start....then they bunch up and chat. Good to see in real time. 41C
What kind of vehicle makes the tranches ??
Instant upload notification lets fkin go
wow, that was really...ähm... ,,intense".
Going to sleep now. God bless you all
That whistling sound… how far is that away?
raw combat yet we never see an enemy, ever.
Hence "raw footage" and the guy is a marksman or designated marksman idk how that works over there. Use your eara throughout the video, because you're easily able to figure out what direction shots being fired from
8:14 I just noticed this, what's the blue tape for on the end of that soldier on the left's rifle? Make sure nothing gets in?
Generally speaking yes
Blue tape is used to signify Ukrainian units, identification markers like that are being used on both sides due to the amount of similarities in gear.
The audio on this is really good 👍
thank you very much for helping Ukraine❤
Мы их всех убили
@@tarasblack820 обосрались максимум вы
Ты
looks like the Ucranian offensive of the last year (green herbs), not the winter time of 2023-early2024
Trenches. Mud. Artillery.
Aside from the modern weapons and uniforms, it looks like someone took a GoPro back to 1917.
How are those trenches dug? Machines?
was wondering when we where getting a headcam video again
How can i contact you sir for joining your team when i get there
Why did you choose the side of the fascists?
You understand, this not a job to choose, this is a command to me from the Lord help his children to be freed.
@@user-cb7bh1jl1cThat Z looks like a modern swastika more than anything else. 😂😂😂
thank you
@CombatVeteranReacts might have some Strike Gum that might do the job ^_^ I haven't tried it yet but someday totally~
Is he an aussie soldier?
Thousand shell in about half am hour and prigozhin was complaining shortage of shells.. I dint get it