The green car is a dutch dod amarok its for the site supervisor thats the person who knows the terrain the best.And indeed the grey amarok was dod explosive service since its an active shooting area with some unexploded and dangerous ordenance
@@MrRCGNL 😂 Too many idiots voted to leave they have no idea what will happen. I have always traveled , worked and lived in European countries. I shall recommended your suggestion to Theresa May. 😂😂😂😂
die man in dat groene uniform, wie/wat is dat eigenlijk, boswachter of iemand van defensie ofzo? Ik zat ook nog te denken aan misschien een Duitse agent (groen uniform, daarom)
@@MitchEmergency bedankt, ik zat er zelf ook aan te denken maar ik zag dat hij een wapen droeg en dat vond ik apart (3:05), aangezien alleen de politie in nederland het geweldsmonopolie heeft
Agreed. That awful two-tone is just dreadful noise and has no variation for proximity or differing traffic conditions. Also, some of the vehicles have blue light flash patterns, where the flash happens approximately every two seconds! Germany is just the same.
@@heli-crewhgs5285 The two-tone may be dreadful, but non the less its the best overall siren. There have been several studies that indicated the two-tone is easier to locate (direction and distance) en stands out better to background noise (contrast). Even the tone-height is specific. The peer, wail and all that American crap is nice for a fancy fair, but it doesn't sufficiently do what it is supposed to do: attract attention! And about the lights: ever heard of "frames per second"? The camera doesn't record every flash, but human eyes do.... You're right about Germany though, they have terrible lights.
No, the sirens and the lights are the most noticable. You should be able to hear the siren itself from 2 clicks distance when standing still and you can hear it while driving. The blue lights itself are very noticable during the day, even more than just red/white. and in case of flashes, Frank D. has the answer on that one.
6:06 ik merk dat ze veel oud materieel gebruiken bij de brandweer. Mooi
Zeer gave video! Wat een voertuigen!
Great video, subscribed!
I love the first engine😍
we call it the tankautospijt
We call the engine: tankautospuit
We all the ladder: hoogwerker/autoladder
The green car is a dutch dod amarok its for the site supervisor thats the person who knows the terrain the best.And indeed the grey amarok was dod explosive service since its an active shooting area with some unexploded and dangerous ordenance
Mooie video!
Heerlijke video!
Zeer mooi! Leuke wagens zitten er tussen!
I don't think we have that many fire units anywhere in the UK.
@Equaliser: Stay in the EU, than you can ask assistance from the mainland :-)
@@MrRCGNL
😂 Too many idiots voted to leave they have no idea what will happen. I have always traveled , worked and lived in European countries. I shall recommended your suggestion to Theresa May. 😂😂😂😂
mooie video's!
Mooie man!
Mooi gefilmd
Great video! 😀👍🏼
super nice
Mooie!!
Mooi!!
Absolutely epic and intense 😊
10:18 the moment you came for
Netjes man!
Netjes!
Mooie!
Grt.Adriaan
Is die groene MCU toch nog ergens goed voor in die bossen. Netjes
Zekers. Ook wel de Groene Verhuiswagen van Amersfoort genoemd ;P
Nicee!
Netjes
Fährt die Holländische Feuerwehr auch mit "Martin" ?
14:20 wat is dat voor wagen? De jeugdbrandweer??
De Unimog van Leersum (terreinvaardige bluswagen)
@@MitchEmergency oké, bedankt
Are they full time firefighters or volunteer ffs?
Some are fulltime firefighters and some departments are voluntary
@@MitchEmergency Can you name wich?
Misschien een gekke vraag maar waarom was de explosieve opruimings dienst er?
De brand was op militair oefenterrein. Er kan dus onontploft munitie liggen dus waren zij er uit voorzorg bij.
What was the incident please?
nature fire
A large fire at a military practice terrain
@@MitchEmergency
Thank you so much, very impresive response.
@@bravosava
Thank you.
@@equaliser2265 4 Platoons (1 Platoon = 4 pumpers, 3 Platoons = Company, ) + a supporting vehicles (water transport, buffer bassins, deep-well pumps, commanding officers (1/Platoon + 1 Overall, Comm units etc)
die man in dat groene uniform, wie/wat is dat eigenlijk, boswachter of iemand van defensie ofzo? Ik zat ook nog te denken aan misschien een Duitse agent (groen uniform, daarom)
Inderdaad een Boswachter van Staatsbosbeheer
@@MitchEmergency bedankt, ik zat er zelf ook aan te denken maar ik zag dat hij een wapen droeg en dat vond ik apart (3:05), aangezien alleen de politie in nederland het geweldsmonopolie heeft
Een kleine groep boswachters mogen een vuurwapen dragen,deze zijn wel door de Politie opgeleid hiervoor.
Deze boswachters werken voornamenlijk in (afgelegen)gebieden waar veel gestroopt word en daarom mogen zij een vuurwapen dragen ter zelfbescherming.
@@MitchEmergency Is zeker geen boswachter van Staatsbosbeheer, maar wapendragend BOA van (ik denk) naastgelegen particulier landgoed.
Waar was die EOD goed voor? Had volgens mij niet echt hoeven komen.
Explosiegevaar van onontplofte munitie. Betrof een schietterrein van Defensie.
Gelukkig weet jij het beter dan de specialisten
Komt de EOD ook even kijken hahaha
Kunnen ze gelijk kijken of die Unimog het goed doet op de heide.
Time?
@@dutchtrucker674 13:55
bij 10:40 reed de eod voorbij
goed hey
That fire department needs to update the emergency lights on all the vehicles plus the sirens
why?
Agreed. That awful two-tone is just dreadful noise and has no variation for proximity or differing traffic conditions. Also, some of the vehicles have blue light flash patterns, where the flash happens approximately every two seconds! Germany is just the same.
@@heli-crewhgs5285 The two-tone may be dreadful, but non the less its the best overall siren. There have been several studies that indicated the two-tone is easier to locate (direction and distance) en stands out better to background noise (contrast). Even the tone-height is specific. The peer, wail and all that American crap is nice for a fancy fair, but it doesn't sufficiently do what it is supposed to do: attract attention! And about the lights: ever heard of "frames per second"? The camera doesn't record every flash, but human eyes do.... You're right about Germany though, they have terrible lights.
Well that is normal here in the netherlands and the fireengines don't all come from the same firestation
No, the sirens and the lights are the most noticable.
You should be able to hear the siren itself from 2 clicks distance when standing still and you can hear it while driving.
The blue lights itself are very noticable during the day, even more than just red/white.
and in case of flashes, Frank D. has the answer on that one.
Geluksvogel
Was eigenlijk onderweg naar Amersfoort voor een rustig middagje spotten. Eenmaal op de A28 brak deze brand uit :S
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Ik was er ok
Netjes!
Netjes man!