Soviet-Afghan war camouflage Effectiveness
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- Опубліковано 11 лют 2019
- In this video we will look at the camouflage effectiveness of some of the uniforms and camouflage worn by Soviet troops during the Soviet-Afghan war. This video will includes scenes that will show the patterns use when both concealed with and without the use of vegetation in the given environment. We will also look at the uniform/camouflage pattern while moving and stationary.
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In this video we at the camouflage effectiveness of some of the uniforms and camouflage worn by Soviet troops during the Soviet-Afghan war. This video will includes scenes that show the patterns use when both concealed with and without the use of vegetation in the environment, as well as what the pattern looks like moving and stationary. Also don’t forget to check out and subscribe to Bruce’s channel: ua-cam.com/channels/wfzznRRdLUHwKiMTND49Jg.html
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These firefight intros and teaser videos are getting awesome! Keep up the good work man.
Great video, as always. Have you guys ever considered using practical effects for the rocket/bomb hits? They're fairly easy to create. Basically all they are is a small 1/4 or 1/2 pound charge of black powder in a paper container, buried under about a foot of loose, dry soil. They're very simple and incredibly realistic if done properly, and about as close to the real thing as one can get before things become dangerous, haha. They're quite common in commercial film production, and there's a few tutorials here on youtube.
Brent0331 becoming one of the most enjoyable, well made no-BS Military themed UA-cam channel of all time. Also highly underrated. Keep up the good work, it's hard to see the video creators like you these days. It's good to see your content quality getting better and better! Thank you and god bless you!
Thanks brother, I'm self teaching myself how to do these effects. The more I work with it the more capabilities I get.
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Great vid Bro.Brent, always good to see camouflage that the Soviets used and still are using in many units in Russia. I'm a big fan of their camouflage patterns, the effectiveness is outstanding. Keep up the good work, God Bless you and your team.
Appreciate it brother. Thanks for watching an commenting.
This channel just keeps evolving. It's not just camouflage effectiveness and displays of a great collection anymore - it's original and underrated - you guys put in loads of effort to these things, from the knowledge and equipment sourcing, to the newer techniques of editing that show so clearly. Gents, my compliments and as always, thanks for another fantastic vid.
Thank you for viewing!
Thanks brother, I appreciate the kind words. I'm fortunate to have some good dudes in my circles that have helped me out over the years to get to this point.
Thank you for these, glad I was able to find.
the kinda desert camo isn´t that good in a forest ... but this dark green/brown camo works so good, i really wasn´t expecting that. really interesting ... keep up the good work!
Love all the videos. I have learned alot from them. I also started collecting vintage and foreign camouflage a few months ago. Cool stuff!
Thanks man, be careful or you'll end up like me with a closet overflowing with camouflage patterns. God only knows how much money I have spent over the years..
Excellent as always. This might amuse you: In the spring of 2005, I deployed to Afghanistan as one of the first Army units to wear the new ACU digital pattern. I was taken to visit an Afghan minister (which ministry I won't say for security reasons) but the man had been a muj during the Soviet Afghan War. He took one look at my uniform, grinned, and said, "Ah, Spetznaz!" I thought, "Thanks, US Army," and never wore the ACUs outside the wire again, relying on my DCUs from a previous tour.
Ha, thanks for commenting.
What an awesome intro! The lighter color was easier to spot in that environment, but considering he was usually not even behind foliage, it was excellent. Which one I was able to see depended on the amount of light hitting it, since there was not much vegetation. The darker often appeared to be another log or shadow. Thanks for sharing, keep up the good work!
Thanks brother.
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I found bruce's helmet was his giveaway, in the scenes shown! interesting indeed!
Just discovered this gem. Dont know how the heck I missed this last year! Another class A production!
The coolness factor of this was off the chart man! Please keep doing the scenario videos, they get better and better. I guess we have to realize that a dull color scheme like Coyote Brown, Olive Drab even though "solid" and hot a fancy "pattern" is effective at blending into the environment. Thanks again Brent this was amazing!
Thanks brother. We had a blast filming this one.
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Haven't seen your material in awhile. Much improved dramatizations. 👍
Awesome video ... Great job 👍. The normal "brown" uniform worked sometimes better as i thought ... Thanks for the video!
Thanks for watching
Awsome video,you are improving by leaps and bounds.Love the boonie.
Thanks, watch the new Vietnam gear video I posted the other day. There is another intro movie at the start of that one.
Excellent video. The Russians have a rare talent for making solid colours that blend in remarkably well under a wide variety of surroundings. I bought a BARS Gorka 4 last month and I swear the thing changes colour depending on ambient light. Same with my 1978-vintage plash palatka.
Nice
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I have been a big fan of solid natural colors (tan, OD, Etc.) just a little dirt from wear and it is really impressive how well they are capable of blending.
A faded woodland camo basically seamlessly blends in to florida woods.
I love these where’s Waldo videos!! I watch with my kids see who spots you first!! Interesting subject! Really cool intro with some very rare weapons! Semper Fi!
Thanks brother. S/F
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It's really interesting such a simple camo pattern works so well
Excellent video! Keep up the good work. Semper Fi.
Man Brent been a minute since i caught a camo effectiveness vid.......you guys are stepping up the intro lol👍
Thanks brother
Brent, kudos brother! What a nice special effects in the intro👍
Great material overall thanks Brent and Bruce.
Thanks!
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Brent's answert to 'Saving Private Ryan' :D
Seriously, that's a really great and historically accurate video.
Regards from Germany!
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The ~algorithm~ hath blessed thou with this upload
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"Abu Hajaar you forgot to take the safey cap off the RPG!" then he gets hit. Great video and excellent introduction.
Ha, thanks man.
@Andre Pegaros you've roasted us all.
ABU HAJAAR DID NOTHING WRONG!!!!
> you forgot to take the safey cap off the RPG
maybe no
there is a trick with a RPG - if you stay this cap on the rocket, it will explode with some delay. For example, you need to destroy the wall on a some building. you shoot an rpg-arrow with a cap and it sticks within a wall. and ONLY then explode
Without cap it explode when facing a wall (outside, NOT inside)
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Thanks for sharing, great video content.
Appreciate it brother
This video was your best ever .. 👏 bravo
Thanks man.
I like watching you do these videos. Warrior's kid from yesterday out.
I am hard pressed to imagine a post 1975 uniform from a major national military that Brent0331 doesn't own. Excellent video!!
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Your production quality is top notch guys. Excellent work!!! 😉👌🏾
Thanks, I'm learning.
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This is really good, you earned a sub
Thanks brother, welcome aboard.
Brent, I spent a lot of time looking for people in Eastern Afghanistan and what the locals normally wear is some of the best camouflage I've seen.
Some white manjamas a checkered scarf and Moon pie hat is excellent camo.
Really? White.
@@zimbabwe-wz5iw white gets dirty. Dirt looks like dirt. Checkered scarf keeps face shine down, and the moon pie hat distorts the natural outline of your head.
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Both patterns did a good job!
The funky soviet brown was solid, the camoflaged one was even better... Simple and awesome pattern❤
Thanks and greetings, your GR🤘
You deserve an award for these damn good videos. I appreciate it!
That was excellent. I will be looking at for your movies at the cinema in the future.
Ha, probably a long way away from that brother but thanks.
In all the scenes, I was able to pick out one of you. Your soft "boonie" type hat was a dead give away. In others, the solid color helmet was. I was quite surprised by both. I'm sure in the Trashcannistan (as my middle daughter called it in 2012-13) environment either would have worked well. As a Civil War reenactor I can't speak much to the benefits of camouflage. As a Confederate Marine Infantryman our white pants were of little use to us while deployed as skirmishers.... Thanks for this video. I, as many in our country these days, are preparing for what we hope will never happen. This is good training. Keep it up. Oorah!
Soviet khaki works as fine as OD green or nutria brown. I think plain colors have been totally overlooked by modern armies
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Fascinating, as always.
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i have been watching the soviet afgan wars and this video got an insta like!
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I just love when you do these types of intros. I enjoy the no-nonsense, non commercial-like reviews you provide on a regular basis. Keep them coming, they are a huge learning experience.
Great video as usual
Thanks brother.
I have to say you do some of the most badass skits I never seen on UA-cam keep it up man
Thanks brother.
Time and time again neutral color proves to be the best. Coyote, OD, grays, tans work so well.
The Mustard color works better in the desert areas of Afghanistan instead of the wooded areas as the yellowish color sticks out too much. Unless your in a area that has alot of yellowish leaves on the ground.
No love for multi cam?
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That was more real combat footage than CNN.
You probably think 2:44 is realistic too😹 I know you’re joking, but why bring CNN to this channel??
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@kiNK Like those 80's TV margarine commercials in the UK.I can not believe it's butter . BBC has faked a few war orgasm's.
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That is a really cool idea for a video. Good work guys!
Bro some of your videos are honestly better than actual people making "reenacting units films" I know thats also what your doing, but your videos are combat orientated and almost authentic. thumbs up!
Appreciate it.
It's cool you have fun doing the intro cinematics, some parts can look a bit cheesy but I enjoy watching them nonetheless.
i love the short movies at the beginning.
Thanks
Wow, it was surprising how that mustard color really stood out. I picked it out very quickly prior to each move. BZ guys nice work.
Nice video, your doing good work
Thanks!
Good video, but short on time to finish it on my lunch break. Have you thought about doing a video on different kinds of boobytraps, landmines, IEDs/VBIEDs throughout various wars and conflicts?
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Great display need more of these!
I hate to tell ya, but I was able to pick Bruce out first thing all but one time. The more "traditional" camo did a better job, though I saw shape if there was nothing before it to break up the silhouette. The hat gave you away every time.
The video was pretty cool regardless. It was a good example of how the solid colors were used in that environment. Keep up the good work, sir.
This reminds me of 9 ROTA (9th Company), one of my favorite movies. Especially the basic training phase, it's like the Russian/Soviet equivalent Full Metal Jacket. Even down to the detail that Soviet Paratroopers are to the regular Red Army what US Marines are to the US Army.
I wrote my Bachelor's History thesis on the Soviet-Afghan war, comparing it to Vietnam. Specifically, I looked at the nature of drug use by the troops. They always say "Afghanistan was the Soviet Union's Vietnam." Is that true? Well, what does it even mean to be "a Vietnam?" There's a lot of criteria for that; like the much larger, richer, more powerful, more technologically advanced nation with the bigger military unexpectedly loosing, very asymmetric warfare, deep cultural shock/division that impacts the outcome, etc. One obvious criteria seems to be that the nation having "a Vietnam" has extraordinary difficulty with it's soldiers getting high or wasted when they shouldn't be as well as addiction in the war-zone and on returning home. I analyzed what substances were used, how much, how often, by who, the affects on the nation's home population as soldiers returned addicted at X%, and most importantly "why?". The minimum was 20-25 double spaced pages; I wrote 52 and still don't think I covered everything or did justice to the topic. A lot of it just had to do with clarifying the nature of various substances, addiction, human behavior, etc. When I've got my doctorate in Military History I plan to expand it into a book, because despite my best efforts I couldn't find any scholarly work that compared the two conflicts in this dimension. Or even systematically covered the topic of drug use by soldiers for either of the wars (beyond a few short articles, one of which I thoroughly refuted with raw evidence from survivor's memoirs, best primary sources IMO). Most of my evidence came from going though whole sources like documentaries, memoirs, histories, journalist reports, even the famous movies of each nation, etc and waiting for the topic I was researching to come up so it could be logged and some kind of comparison could be made. Most people could just get a half dozen books and couple articles and call it good. I went through 50 or so. I figured, "that's ok, because to understand such a detailed question and answer I'd have to know the wars themselves as well as possible anyways. It's just a matter of course."
Some of the most depressing shit I ever learned in my life was while researching that paper - it changed me and my beliefs. I've gone through several times more information since graduating. I'm a historian and a voter in a Democracy, I take my responsibility to remember this stuff very seriously. Someone has to, and I hope to teach it as a profession. I owe it to those who will trust to my knowledge and academic authority, and even more to the very real people, many of whom are still alive, to get it as right as I can. Thanks for helping me better imagine and understand the conflict in a way most other sources just don't.
PS, if you or anyone knows any sources you think would be good, please reply to me and I will add them to my research list. If you yourself have any relevant information and want to conduct an interview etc, that'd be awesome. If you just reply as "some guy on youtube" I obviously can't cite you as a source, but if I can tell you're the real deal it does help me to hear your memories and impressions. I trust no trolls are so lame and eager to steal glory they will waste my time.
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But I guess 9th company was not a good movie, more unrealistic then needed..
I always feel that we use the term “there Vietnam” because that’s what we know to describe a war like that, a French person could say “Vietnam was America’s Algeria” or the Dutch could say “Vietnam was America’s Indonesia” just for a grinding gorilla war that the opposing government for whatever reason can’t, political, financial whatever can’t maintain, from what I understand those became more common after the ww2 because of decolonization and proxy wars, but I wouldn’t say you have to lose to compare a war to Vietnam, I always compare the Vietnam war for America to the boar war for the British in the late 1890s and the early 1900s. A war fought on really nothing but purely imperialistic principles that the high command thought would be easy, that then descended into bloody drawn out gorilla warfare which could only be won by brutality that shocked the world, how hard it was to beat mostly minimally trained militiamen mixed with the war crimes committed by the invading forces damaged the invading country’s reputation around the world both for breaches of humanity and the perception of the strength of there military and even though they were relatively small conflicts all things considered became famously unpopular and regrettable and showed deep cracks in what was thought to be nigh unstoppable army’s. Also changed society drastically the boer war was usually considered one of the main factors of the end of the Victorian era (Obviously the British won eventually and the Americans lost but I think the point still stands)
Battles and beers on Instagram has been getting stories from vets across different conflicts. He has a book “What war did to us” that you can google however if you get in touch with him he may be able to refer you to people who lived through the conflict potentially on both sides.
That hat was the main give away for most of the camo effectiveness scenes other wise i think its pretty well suited to the terrain, very cool video!
Thanks brother.
Yep. I spotted that bright hat every single time.
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Thanks to all involved in making this really fantastic short film. Just subscribed to your excellent channel. Mark. Solware tv
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Appreciate it, welcome aboard.
EXCELLENT VIDEO!!
JUST IN TIME FOR MY NEW 2019 AES10B RPK!
Nice! I always wanted a AES10B, I should have bought one back in the day. I can't believe they are going for over a grand right now!
@@Brent0331 I was not happy about that, but my RPK is #99 out of however many they make. I'm gunna do a video on it when it comes in.
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Best vid yet! Goods stuff and yea for the 74’s. Best fighting rifle in my opinion.
Thanks man.
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Man! Your recreation was awesome! Great video as always thanx!
Thanks brother.
Nice video
DINT KNOW THE SOVIETS HAD 1080 BACK THEN. amazing
If they had used film and we remastered it, it's actually possible to get very high quality. But I get the joke.
Bruce did a really good job showing us that you can wear a non-patterned outfit, like the Soviet Afghanka, and still be very hard to spot.
Wow！perfect video！
This channel is in my top 5 on the tube.
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Hello Bret, just a word of thanks for your outstanding videos. As a retired Seabee I can appreciate all the work you are doing here and for the Marine Corps. Loved every minute I spent with your fellow Marines, here and Iraq (2005). Keep up the great work..
Thanks brother, Semper Fi!
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Congrats on hitting 100,000 subscribers brother!!!! Thank you for your service, to both our country, and your UA-cam subscribers!!!
Thanks brother, I appreciate it.
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intro was crazy cool
I am very jealous seeing those hard to get hands on uniforms and weapons. Especially RPG with bipod
Good stuff
Brent,
A tripod-mounted PKM ? Amazing ! Where do you guys GET all this stuff ? Uniforms, weapons, footwear, headgear....all appear to be period authentic. Not to mention the cost. Your special effects are pretty, darn good too.
Thank you for these great, historical videos.
Thanks brother. Both Bruce and I collect this type of stuff. That's pretty much how I got into the camouflage effectiveness videos, I always collected the different patterns from around the world. Same is true with firearms and gear. Unfortunately the PKM I have is 100% fake. However, its a spot on replica to the point that it fits into the real tripod perfectly.
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good video guys thanks
Thanks brother.
Awesome camouflage
Ah yes, the Mark I telephone in the intro
Camo good. Camo must match environment. Use nature's clothing like branches with leaves, mud, or dry/dusty dirt. Use natural cover at all times. Travel in zigzag or unpredictable patterns. Stay low. Think about snipers everywhere and move accordingly. Thick trees, logs, boulders, mounds of dirt, etc. are good. A good soldier lives to see another day. A good enemy never wins.
Fire work rpg nice
Good job
That was cool, so many toy, wish it was still Christmas, I'd ask Santa for all of them lol
Ha good luck with that. Santa didn't bring the Dshk I asked for.
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9th Company btw is a solid movie to watch about this conflict.
Agreed, as is the American film "The Beast".
the movie is good, however in term of portrayal, its not the story of the 9th company
Awesome battle scene!
Thanks man.
Good stuff 👍
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That fake battle was more intimidating than the hilarious Venezuelan military training video 😂 they released.
Yeah more realistic than the white helmets in syria!
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The new ghost recon is looking very immersive
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Aw, death by the red mist...LOL. Great show!
Thanks man.
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WOW !!! GREAT VIDEO !!! AMAZING . PS: those boots he has with that shoe lace cover , were mostly issued to VDV and GRU airborne troops... and they used to hate that belt overlap - they would just cut it off
Thanks
I'm noticing the Darker Soviet uniform more. . .
Lighter hat sticks out a Time or two..
I thought this was real combat footage until I saw the mujahideen use the safety on his AK.
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Another great upload Battle! Again, we all appreciated the efforts you do to bring us great content.
Thanks brother.
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Great game of finding Brent and Camp! Thank you for your patience in making these videos.
Thanks for watching.
Fair. North Texas seems to have a lot of yellows in the late fall and winter but the solid patterns don’t blend as well as even the Vietnam era tiger stripes
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This is fricken awesome! Definitely going straight to my favorites!
Appreciate it.
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I have always enjoyed your content, but you have really stepped up your game with the last few intros. Keep up the good work.👍
Thanks brother, its been fun both filming and self learning how to do these effects.
No joke my dude i love your videos and in all actuality. I, within 2 seconds saw both of yawl. @6:48