New Zealand Girl Reacts to What US Army Tankers Go Through In Basic Training!!
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
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my dad was a tanker back in the 80s, lived over in germany for a bit.
So was he on the M60 or new with the M1
American M1 Abram tanks vs German Tiger tanks!
What does it smell like when rounds are fired? Like victory. The sharp scent of propellant and heated metals. Some describe the Abrams exhaust as smelling like burnt cheese. Most hated it, but I found it comforting. Nothing like the smell of tank exhaust on a cold morning, standing behind the tank to warm up before the day's duties. There's nothing quite like operating one of these beasts and I'd not trade my experiences in them for anything.
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Yay! This original video was filmed during my son's training cycle, and he's even on screen for a split second! :D (at 10:23, but he's wearing a dust mask in the background so you almost miss him). I wasn't a tanker, myself, but I'm absolutely proud as hell of him & kinda jealous. Those are even more impressive in person, and I get to go "My son drives that thing!"
Boot Camp and Basic Training are the same thing. AIT=Advanced Individual Training is ur job training like say mechanic or finance.
Had never heard the tankers boot story before kinda cool.
oh yeah..soldier brabie
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The smell he’s talking about. Good lord, how to describe it. Burnt gunpowder mixed with hydraulic fluid, with the tinge of electric smoke.
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Great video Courtney. I served 12 years in the Infantry and definitely was not interested in being a tanker. Armor used to train at Fort Knox while I was there but moved to Fort Benning. I worked as an X-ray tech while at Fort Knox and unfortunately witnessed some of the end results of carelessness from not paying attention while inside a tank. As an x-ray tech I saw heads crushed so bad there were actually no identifiable features. Also while I was stationed in Berlin Germany I witnessed an American tank that weighed 60 tons crush a full sized Mercedes Benz beyond recognition.
I did OSUT at Knox in 1996. This brings back memories.
Thank you all for your service -NC
I grew up on Fort Knox in the 60's and 70's. My dad was a tank Msgt. I used to love going to the range at night and watch the tanks fire at targets down range. Simply best days of my life living on Estrada Avenue. Hanging at the Patton museum watching war documentaries and climbing on all the vehicles playing Army. Chilling at the motor pool eating MRE's. Going into Radcliff off base to hit Grants department store for rubber band gun supplies. . And the ice cream shop. Memories. The best.
I had the option of choosing between Inf, Eng and Tanker. I made my choice based on Inf walking and I didnt want to do that. Amazing to see my training batt in the video. Went to Knox in 02.
@@gawainethefirst I did OSUT at Knox in 1990. Disney Barracks!
I would never volunteer to be a soldier in a tank. Have you watched in Ukraine what the Javelin antitank missile does to the Russian tanks that they hit with it? There's usually no human remains left after a hit with one of those Javelins.
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Are military got woke there latest video is just so disgusting
Cav scouts but no matter what they are still legs.
I spent 6 years on the M1 tank.
What they wold not let you in? What did you do?
Sorry, But you made it too easy.
Really thank you for your service.
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OK, your terms are a little muddled. Basic Training is just that, basic, it is where every soldier who just joined goes to learn to be a soldier, learn ranks, how to march, how to shoot, combat etc. After basic they go to AIT (Advanced Individual Training) and there they learn how to be a tanker, engineer, sniper or whatever their MOS (Military Occupational Service) is. Basic For example I took basic at Ft Dix New Jersey and then went to Ft Belvoir Virginia to learn Topographic Survey.
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Kia Ora ! Courtney,
Please do a reaction video on "Training of Para SF Commando | Toughest Military Training in India | Veer by Discovery"
Thanks
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Army Strong. They would be the branch that would screw up.
Cav Scouts are not infintry men. They have "APC" Armored personal carriers they ride in and then dismount if needed. Why did they not show there vehicles?
I was 11Delta 2 Tango in 1970-1972 Cavalry Scout If you aint Cav you aint shit
I don't know about the rest of you guys but I think women soldiers are hot lol especially those who are behind the controls of a tank. I do understand the grueling training that they go through. If they're in a tank, it's because they earned it.
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Them cav scouts talk a good game but I know a few marines that would have something to say about that
I see you love the military sweetie 😊.
What has made you so fascinated by this?
Every single unit in the American military thinks there better then any other hut the truth us their in the army cause they knew they couldn't hack it as a marine we are the best period
19 kilos gunner Sabo tank send it
Hey courtney, I am active duty US army right now and have some cav scout friends, their job is so dangerous, they are literally walking into enemy territory blind.
i have so much respect for them, incredible.
We build and test the Abrams tanks here in northern Alabama.
7 seconds to load? My loader could do 4 seconds.
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Hello Courtney
It smells like a tank
F co 2-81 basic fort knox ky 2003. 19 kilo. C co1-12. 2004-2008
F Co 2/81 in 1996.
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The M1 Abrams has an incredibly advanced gyrostabilizer; allowing it to fire on the move at targets up to 2 miles away.
The first tank to have a gyrostabilizer was the M4 Sherman. The Sherman didn’t quite have the ability to fire on the move; however, the gyro kept the main gun at the desired elevation for firing as the tank traversed rough terrain.
And it can run on almost any type of fuel
@@JustMe-gn6yf think it could run on the right liquor?
@@scotthill1600 yes
@@JustMe-gn6yf we started out running diesel #2 then JP4. Then we had to disconnect the smoke generator spraying fuel directly into the exhaust when they changed to JP8; afraid the exhaust would ignite the fuel rather than smog it... We'd look like the Batmobile ...
There were many quantum leaps in the fire control over the M60. There were a few that were downgrades from the M60A3...
Nice.
They didn't even mention Abram tanks can fire at 45 mph over uneven ground.
I hate to be “that guy”, but as an old soldier, I wouldn’t want to be all buttoned up with a woman in ongoing fighting for a year long deployment. Hot as hell, smell, and thirst, and the whole hygiene problems we all face, especially in Iraq (anywhere). Tankers are a certain breed, but adding women to combat arms complicates things! Infantry, Armor, Cavalry, Artillery (Red Leg) make it difficult. We kill or be killed, and often can’t be far enough away for privacy or safety. The common sweat and stench is often overwhelming and sickening, but adding in the female component can be worse, let alone losing a female in combat, psychologically is a crusher.
Always remember the USA does not have conscription and has not had it since 1973. That matters a LOT.
in 1987 I went back into the Army after a 15 year break in service and went through Tanker OSUT. That was 35 years ago and the only differences that jump out to me is the fancy(modern) computers etc. used at the range and females training with the guys.
Proud 19kiko here. Did my training at the school of hard Knox!!
Courtney keep in mind before this training they already went through Army Basic Training
Whispering death...
More like screaming death as the engine screams that loud you can hear it from miles away 😂😂
I started Armor One Station Unit Training (Basic and Advanced Individual Training combined) in 1982 at Fort Knox, Kentucky. I retired after 32 years in 2013 as an Armor Sergeant Major.
My uncle was the main designer of the M1 Abrams tank program when he was in the military serving while stationed at the pentagon
Old school tanker. A1/63, B 2/64, B 3/64 Armor. I'm a proud Army Veteran.
I was part of HHC/C 4/64 Tuskers!
acutly they had a tank in the civil war
Could you elaborate?
@@craigaust3306 the first tank was invented in the sivile war i belive it was the cofederits and also the first battle ship was also invente in the civil war
@@jmoliere1207 Incorrect. The first tank was invented in World War I by the British. The first true battleship came out in 1869, four years after the Civil War ended. You may be thinking of ironclad ships that were used during the Civil War.
@@craigaust3306 that's possible
U should make a video react to the Us Abram m1a2 super tank. Keep up the good work, we like u!
"A 70 ton hunk of American steel..." With a German gun, and, British armor!
There’s now a drone tank the army is field testing with four configurations, an assault mode, a retrieval mode, a guns mode, and a carry mode. Each mode is very modular and easily swap to what the people need in a hurry. Assault mode is the main form with a standard heavy gun with a machine gun on the side as backup, guns mode is more close combat dumping the heavy cannon for machine guns and anything to filled space with bullets not shells, retrieval mode is the mode where it dumps all weapons and is used by medics or field hospitals to bring back wounded while giving armor to protect them, carry mode is where it’s become a cargo carrier on land and carries four tons of stuff. The pilot has a very similar station to a car simulator just with more buttons and they can be a full mile away and control it although the scientists are working to extend the range. It’s the next generation in tanks as drone tech gets more advanced. Our space agency is working on moon habitats and living in space while launching all the new space exploration rockets for the private companies like spaceX. We are creating new things everyday out for space.
Yep its the Ripsaw M5
there is a video on UA-cam Ripsaw M5 Unmanned Super Tank - UA-cam
you might enjoy
My ex-girlfriend’s father was a gunner in a Sherman in the 4th Armored Division in WW2. He had some incredible stories. He had all three small arms marksmanship ratings. His expert rating was in the machine gun. He shot down a German plane somewhere in France in the late summer of 1944.
The round at 10:30 looks like a giant pushpin.
Yep you know it will push right on through.
I went through tanker basic at Ft. Knox in 1985. I loved it.
I spent 10 years as a U.S. Army Cavalry Scout.
And 10 years as a Huey Pilot.
"If You Ain't Cav..."
If you do one on, "What US Army Infantrymen Go Through In Basic Training", do not do it due to complete boredom. LOL. In those first 8 weeks, we ran everywhere. They yelled. We did pushups. We raked up pine needles in the forest in the middle of Fort Benning, Ga into stacks five feet tall when the Drill SGTs had nothing for us to do. Oh yea... we fired our M-16s about three times and cleaned them 25 times. We waxed the floors. We did some more pushups.
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That is good but do not you try to react to quran and its facts
You should react to that before it is too late
Fun Fact about the AT-4.... say it really fast and what do you get...Eighty-Four. Which means that the AT-4 is an 84mm Anti-Tank rocket. They have been used quite extensively in Ukraine to take out Russian tanks.
Ahh, brings back some fun memories.
I was a tanker in the US Army. Small nitpick, we don't go to 'basic' and then 'AIT' like most other jobs, we go to what is called 'OSUT' one station unit training, its everything rolled into one longer period of training.
Those are my boys, hell ya Tanker forever. Also DS Muana, the beast fucked us up all the time. Good times
Best job I ever had! I had a TC tell me (in basic) that the M1 was designed to kill - not to kill the enemy, not to kill the bad guys, but to kill. Fuck around and find out. I took that to heart - never got hurt. I did my OSUT at Ft. Knox.
Yeah, the Cav Scouts are one thing the Russian military is lacking. The Russian military is Armor Heavy which means they have more tanks and armored vehicles than Infantry, so when they advance on the battlefield, they go in tanks first and often get curb stomped by enemy infantry with AT missiles. Tanks are supposed to be be priced by scout troops to report on or clear out possible ambush spots. Hopefully the Pentagon is taking notes on the Ukraine conflict and adjusting their training tactics a bit to do what seems to be working on this modern battlefield. But what's crazy now is that armies are using commercial drones with bomblettes or grenades to fly overhead a target and dropping them. And the accuracy of some of these drops are amazing, like dropping them down open hatches of tanks. Like one was dropped directly into the driver's hatch of a Russian tank. Another thru the moonroof of a SUV.
Im hopefully joining the royal armoured corps next year joining as a tank gunner. Hopefully my eye sight isnt too bad.
What about the army rangers
You need to do a video on the Desert Storm battle of (73 Easting) and it's amazing tank battle with the Iraqis and the disparagement between the our Tanks and the T72 and other T Tanks that were Russian Built. We had fewer tanks and we dominated and lost I think only one tank.
Another great Tank video is: "How does a Tank work" by Jared Owen.
Wow women in tanks ,I never thought they would allow it but I’m glad they did.
Awesome reaction Courtney! You need to check out “sas operator smoked these nairobi insurgents” by popo medic
I was a 19 Delta I was at ft Knox when the armor school was there I remember seeing those guys do gunnery fun days I didn't know women could be tankers now that's wild
Thanks!
laughs in 13 series 105lb 155mm shell lol
Your expressions are priceless.
1AD right shoulder patch holder.
1/1 Cav 1st AD 1985-1988
Lol my drill sergeant and battle buddy is in that video
That is the thing I had to deal with as a Unit CHIEF getting new recruits from school . Where they don't have their heads together
Where can i get those 👢 boots ??? 😃👍
Basic trainings where you learn to be a Soldier or an Airman or Marine boot camp is where you learn to use the equipment
My brother was a tanker, my son and son in law are tankers. Interesting vocation.
You should really watch the video on the 1991 Battle of 73 Easting. It was a large scale tank battle between the American M1 Abrams main battle tank and the Iraqi army. To call it a battle is a bit misleading in just how the Abrams completely dominated the battlefield. Also if you like training there is a great documentary called BUDs 234 that shows the training to become a Navy SEAL. A childhood friend of mine was in this class.
Along with the Easting I'd recommend reading/watching videos about the runs into Baghdad.
1AD OPCON to the 2nd ACR for 73 Easting. We were an Apache attack battalion.
The Army's Abrams tank is still yet to take a loss
Thank you Miss Courtney I just want to say thank you for recognizing that The US military are all volunteers people from around the world do not understand that how Americans wake up one morning and go hey I want to protect my country and any other country that acts aggressively toward freedom song from the bottom my heart thank you
H co 2/6 Cav Ft Knox, '75-77. M60a1. Went TDY to Aberdeen Maryland. for what was then the XM1 Aco, 2/64 armor, 3rd ID Schweinfurt Ger '77-'79. No stranger to Grafenwoehr, Hohenfels, or Wildflecken.
It's sad what the have done to all those great bases in Germany I got out in 2013 and they closed down so many bases it's sad
I was a Tanker for 22 years, and have been retired for 23. I miss it every day.
If you are a driver and you go into the driver's station from the turent if you are incompleasant if someone grabs the Cadillacs the turnt can Cut you in halfA tank is a killing machine it really does not matter what it kills that's the thing about tanks
So how is that any different than any other heavy machine with powerful hydraulics?
Informative video and fun reaction Courtney. Love the backstory on the strap/buckled boots as opposed to laces. tc
Hi Courtney how's it going? :) My Dad use to drive one of these tankers while he was at the Army at war & he was on point too while he shoots these things & he's very accurate too when he hits his targets :)
Hi Joel! i'm doing well thank you!! wow really? you have an incredible father, very brave - much respect!
Great reaction. I was a Marine Corps Tanker. I went through Tank School at Ft. Knox in 84. Sadly the Marines got rid of their tanks. That hurt like a Mother Fr
Us army 19ks would watch the Marine tankers march went I through Ft Knox in 91
@@jesseh1972 Same when I was there.
Courtney.. When they are talking about the smell inside the turret when the gun is fired, you asked what it smells like. The powder used in big guns is very much like smokeless rifle powder but several factors of magnitude greater.. obviously. I was a cavalry scout for four years and then a tanker for another four, so I spent a lot of time around tanks, APC's and Bradley IFV's. Most weapons have a slight ammonia smell after firing due to the propellants being nitro-cellulose based. The very first time you are in a turret when a tank gun is fired, IT'S LIKE HAVING A BUCKET OF AMMONIA MOP WATER THROWN IN YOUR FACE!! Quite a shock to the system to say the least!! By the time you've loaded the second round, that initial shock has worn off and you hardly notice it because you're busy concentrating on your job.
This was really interesting. Definitely would like to see the sniper schools. I lived near Quantico Marine Corp Base where there is a sniper school. I've seen the field they use but not the actually firing. Must be impressive.
I would love to see you do the 82nd airborne training. And jumps. I was in the 82 airborne for 6 years and we trained similar to the rangers back then concerning urban warfare
So amazing seeing my training battalion in a video. Went through Knox in Sept 02 - Jan 03.