INFANTRYMAN'S GUIDE: Basic considerations for the defense
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- Опубліковано 13 чер 2024
- In this video we look at some basic considerations for setting up in the defense. Special thanks to Bruce and JC for helping me out with this video. Hope you guys find the information useful. Defensive operations are something that can be talked about for hours on end. This video is by no means a comprehensive video, but more so some tools for your box. Thanks for watching.
Bruce is the owner of Camp Armament specializing in Cerakote refinishing for your hard use firearms. They also provide assembly, modifications and upgrades to your existing platforms. Please check him out! He’s good people and does great work. Here is facebook page:
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Isso aí amiga que pelo jeito foi a p*** do juiz entre congresso e aí foi acidente juiz que toda toda essa cena de crime e essa cena d********* foi ele que aproveitar em juiz eles estão aproveitando em juízo a cena d********* eles estão aproveitando a cena d********* e não que tá aproveitando essa cena d********* é os governantes que o juiz
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Leva pena você acha que tá certo esse projeto se acabou agora eu levo a peleeu tô mentindo a cena de crime que eles projetam leva pênis está correto essa palavraeles acabaram de projetar cera d********* e criminosa é o que eles representam o país como o governo e representa p****** e crime eles acabaram de projetar seda d*********você leva o pênis você leva um pênis na sua não tem saudade é o que eu estou falando eu estou o vídeo seu vídeo você representa a ao soldado corravocê leva pênis na sua mão é o que eles projetam na minha vida
Saudade de você tem que seu saudade de honra você tem quenada que eles projetam a cera d********* aqueles projetos cena d********* e a falta de respeito deles representa o país os governantes a Lara fez esses projetos d********* e criminosa ela tá fazendo direto ela e os governantes representa a******** e o e você é um guerreiro de seu exemplo como tem um exemplo como o soldado nãovocê sabe que eles coloca é crime não é crime que dispõe é
Se vocês são os guerreiros que eu acompanhei todos os vídeos de vocês e acompanha o vídeoe você sabe perfeitamente que eles estão projetando creme sobre a minha vida que nunca existiu e não é verdade porque eu proveieu provei saudade com a minha honra da minha vida eu provei com a minha vida que eles mentiram que eu estou mentindo
When you get down to the bayonets, E tools, and machetes, you know you're probably not going to be home by six.
And? At that point, fuck it.
Nut up or shut up.
Johnathan Doughs Wow.
@@deannahext I wasn't trying to be edgy, I see now that it was.
What else are you gonna do though? Run?
Sit and wait for your position to be over taken so you can be executed or taken prisoner?
Those are serious questions.
If you're down to melee in an engagement, all you can do is wait for them to be close enough to charge without you getting shot first.
I don't see any other options.
Johnathan Doughs Right on. Fixed bayonets with little or no ammo left is a last stand. If compromised than E and E to fight another day when out numbered. Both are high pucker factor.
@@deannahext Absolutely agree.
Here's to praying we never find ourselves there.
Sorry but I could not find a belt fed machine gun at Cabela’s :-(
Look over by the grenade launchers. You'll find them in with the mortars.
You didn't look hard enough buddy, cause i was able to find some tactical nuclear missiles and some Bio-Chemical Coronavirus mortar rounds.....
jefforey siegel wow, I did not know that, that is very cool! I love all the gear shown on this channel, obviously Brent knows the right people!
Take the machine guns, M203, and m249 off the dead enemy.
Have you tried Turners outdoors? Seen one chambered in 5.56 for $15k
Thanks Brent. No one else on UA-cam provides such informative and comprehensive videos on small unit tactics and such. Keep up the good work. I appreciate you sharing your knowledge with us
Thanks brother, I appreciate you guys watching.
Brent0331 Texas!!! I knew it. New sub here, thanks for great info. Keep it up Marine.
Two thumbs up! sir.
I don't know if I mentioned this before, but I Love this channel! I mean I really really really love this channel!
@@Brent0331 do you teach classes brent?
frag at 23:07 should be installed upside-down to prevent any spoon-saftey failures . sometimes it won't just 'pop-off' as the pin-ring is pulled
Makes sense
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Or if your from Canada....place x2 because you may only get one.
dude I'm so glad you take time to do this awesome educational bad ass videos
Thanks brother, I greatly appreciate the support.
I study sniping and small team tactics as a hobby, I want to thank you for taking the time for making the film and send my thanks to your staff who were involved in the film,
Seeing a demonstration gives more knowledge, than just talk.
Thanks
Got any sources you recommend? I’ve read Che Guevara and Mao on guerrilla warfare
@OP Me too, and I couldn’t agree more. You’re an awesome resource and presenter, Brent. But having a change of face & voice/presentation style is great. Many thanks to your friends and colleagues for their time and willingness to contribute to some of the best content of its type on YT.
@@clongshanks5206 Light infantry tactics for small teams - Christopher E. Larsen
So as a old broken guy, in sure I'm only fit for "home guard" , so this is really good info for me in this day and age.
You ain't broke till your dead!
Sigh, this video makes me feel old. I spent my time humping an M-60. Sure the Pig had it's problems, but I can say pumping 7.62's downrange made up for it. Especially the times we set the range on fire. I'm glad you newer guys in the military (all branches) are getting lighter weapons, but some days I wish ya had what we had not that many years ago. Mind you Brent, I'd have loved to have had the M1 and the 105 howitzer my dad had in WW2. I hope that you will want your kids or younger Marines or soldiers to have the chance to use what you had. As always, excellent vid. Essayons!
Ha I hear you brother. Even the weapons I came into the Marine Corps are no longer used for the most part. We used an M240G, M16A2, and M249. Now all three of those weapons have been essentially phased out in the Marine Corps. Even the M16A4 is being replaced now.
Amen brother I hear the m-60 was ass I’m a 240 gunner thank god I have the new Lima though
Loved the Pig. When I got outta jump school, I was so skinny that my Platoon Sergeant told me to carry the Pig on jumps, 'cause he didn't think I weighed enough to open the chute.
@@cyclingtj thats some full metal jacket shit
The Pig made hard-ass fighters back-down like girl scouts selling their crack.
can you do a guid how to fight in a urban area. I like your vids great work
avoid it lol
call for jdam
Stay out of urban areas..
Have a reference map for your artillery and let your infantry do the mercy killing and the medics for intelligence gathering. All jokes apart the guy with the map, binoculars and the radio is the asset.
Dont, cutting off the food supply and destroying Infrastructure works better.
The most effective use of two Ksp 58 (aka. FN MAG/M240) I've experienced was in a double sided exercise where my platoon was to clear the second half bottom floor of a two story office building and Another platoon had already cleared the top by the entry Point stairwell while we had cleared the first half and secured the central stairwell.
My PC had placed the two MGs prone on either corner of the far half's central corridor and then had them frog-leap eachother while the rest of the platoon cleared the office rooms to either side of the corridor, two parallell rooms at a time. When we got to the end, all of the OP-for was claiming it was unfair to have two MGs covering a corridor like that as they couldn't even poke their heads out to see what was coming without getting a huge dual muzzle flash in the face...
My country's military use 7.62x51 wood bulleted blanks that desintegrate against a muzzle device in a way that on the MGs create a 3x3x3ft sawdust cloud that's immediately ignited by the actual muzzle flash of the blanks. Quite the spectacular display in a half-lit enclosed corridor without much of windows to let in other light! XD
SonsOfLorgar svensk ?
Sounds like the time we got drunk and burned the hooch down with a bunch of claymores under my rack Unass the area every man for himself but don't spill your Bud
Another good video. Again refresher for me. Thanks for this my brother. " Remember boys and girls once you pull the pin on Mr. Grenade, Mr. Grenade is no longer your friend"
Being a former 31 this knowledge is CRUCIAL for retaining knowledge, keep it up SSGT, Rah
We all know Brent and his crew are NOT Shills... Here's why. With all the previous FF attacks and CA's being directed by film industry hopefuls...they ALWAYS leave out critical details when making up stories and spinning them to the citizenry. Basically a lack of life experience and practical knowledge expose the lack of nuance we generally see in REAL circumstances.
To sum it all up....here's the proof this crews productions are authentic... Camera lens cap BANGING around, during filming.
I have no military experience other than working at a surplus store as a youngster. I can tell you an item description if you read me the serial number (from the 50's-80's ) and that's the extent of my tactical knowledge.. I grew up playing paintball... also airsoft with my son few years back and now I'm old. The fact that these guys take the initiative to produce a video in such a hands on, practical manner....is of serious note.
For all you young guys reading the comments and thinking this team has too much time on their hands, and are just too gung ho about MIL-SPEC theatre play... Well, they're not. These men have families..jobs..domestic responsibilities...they obviously have better things to worry about, than entertaining people on the internet. It is my sincerest hope that everyone seeing this upload, considers the reality infused within. These men are helping to send a message ... a very serious one.
Definitely going to use these videos to keep up on skills in the National Guard and ROTC.
Good deal.
yeah, squad automatic weapon, Law, and m203. I'll put that down on my guns to get list right away.
Glad I found this channel because its painfully obvious the SHF soon and us civilians need to learn basic battle skills to survive, than you for your content and God bless you guys and God bless America!
This is for fighting the last war no one really know what the next war entails.
"End of the world soon!" Says increasingly agitated boomer for the thousandth time.
Whats your plan for a coronal mass ejection, slick?
21:40 I've seen a guy get tape wrapped on a hand grenade stick to his sleeve upon throwing. He made it (it wasn't a frag), but got some pretty serious injuries. Do NOT wrap tape on a hand grenade unless you know you won't be throwing it later.
This is some awesome information for aspiring 11A's. It is awesome to get information like this from someone that has been there and done that.Thank you Brent, much appreciated.
Watching your videos have been a good refresher. I’ve been out the army for 12 yrs now. Brings back a lot of memories
Observe bird activity in some areas to know if someone else is around. Birds and even deer move downwind from predators. Man ( the enemy) is a predator. Indian knowledge
Richard Frost SLLS
common knowledge 😂
Crows in Afghanistan would follow NATO forces as they would eat and leave behind garbage from their MREs
Ravens and crows give specific warning caws for humans.
Although the dialect changes per region.
@@jacknickolstine3355 very smart animals.
Great instructional. Remind your cameraman to loosen his tripod traverse knob to prevent the annoying clicks and jumps.
That was driving batty!
another great video man . thank you for making these. they're very informative. I really look forward to your videos . this type and the camo effectiveness ate my faves.
"are"
Thanks brother.
I know your videos are oriented toward professional soldiers, but I think this sort of thing is very valuable for giving the general citizenry a good crash course if we are ever conscripted, or have some sort of Red Dawn type situation. Our public (me included) has a lot of rifles, but little knowledge and far less skill. History shows that most of us wouldn't have time to learn if we needed to. Your instruction is clear and I am sure you've saved the lives of many people who are deployed too soon by passing on knowledge less thorough leaders have failed to do. I think if there are one or two guys who are paying attention, their observation and care can protect their whole squad from simple negligence. I have no doubt that those guys are looking for information like you provide, and are passing that knowledge on. I'm sure other trainers are learning how to train from you as well. Thanks for doing this.
Thanks brother, I appreciate the kind words.
Currently an infantry team leader. This is an excellent resource that my guys use to stay sharp and I use it with my new guys so they can see hands-on what this stuff looks like when we lack the field time. Appreciate it!
You should do some vids on how to dig fighting holes, and how to place em, and stuff like that
Why on earth I, a militarily completely useless man, am watching this video?
Why on earth am I enjoying it? :D
It may be useful in the future!😂
You never know whst the future holds so too right brother 😂
Thank you so much for making these videos. It's really great to be able to watch your videos for substantive discussions of the infantryman's concerns. Please continue.
Thanks, there will be more to come.
Originally stumbled across your videos looking for more information on Strichtarn and Belgian Jigsaw camo. The more I see the more I'm impressed. You obviously put a lot of work into your videos. Really enjoying your vids, you've quickly become one of my favourite channels! Keep up the good work!
I love your tutorials.
It's called a kukri knife btw
Thanks.
Thank You Brent, and the guys...for the WELL done "Info Vid".
You brought the manual to life !
Thanks brother, glad you liked it.
I love the amount of effort you put in to these video's, and the time you take to describe everything. Great videos man, Keep it up.
Got to love how you use relatively common language and easily/broadly applicable examples in these videos. It makes these videos easily understandable to average people and a great resource for learning for milsim.
"this is a machine gunners wet dream" hahahahaha thats great
It as, as a former 0331 machine gunner I can vouch for this.
Thank you for making these videos. You truly have an incredible wealth of wisdom and knowledge; worth it’s weight in gold. I’m sure I can’t even imagine all of the time and effort that goes in to these videos so I’ll just say that I sincerely appreciate the effort.
Excellent start point. We in the Royal NZ Infantry Regiment (RNZIR) employ further refinements and SOP from combat lessons that we learned from Malaysian Counter Insurgency Emergency and Vietnam from Operations conducted by both NZ and the Australian Infantry Regiment( with NZ SAS).
Lessons NEVER change but personnel rotate through with time. Keep up the good work.
Kia Ora fellow Kiwi🖐🙂
@@curiousfiend1169 Hello back have a good ANZAC Day
Just as I recommend your channel to a young marine that just started out at camp Pendleton, you drop this gem of a video. When you asked that dumbass in the comment section if he had the x files music playing as he typed, had me deaddd😂😂
lol
"WOLVERINES"!
Man these videos are amazing. I don't think I've ever seen anything like this on UA-cam, broken down step by step. Keep up the good work brother.
Appreciate it my brother.
Outstanding presentation, Brent. Kickin up memories of grunt stuff I thought I had forgotten way back. Solid info, my brother.
Brent, have you ever gone over radio communication? Probably important.
I asked the same question once and he replied with something like "not gonna go over our capabilities"
Could you make a film about Guerrilla Sniping?
There have been some films posted, but I'm still looking for information. About how was it done then and how is it done now. During the Vietnam War the N.V.A and Vietcong worked side by side and during WWII, Partisans and Allied Commandos worked together in occupied territory.
How would a Guerrilla Sniper aid a Conventional Military if they were both fighting for the same cause, how could you counter an enemy Guerrilla sniper, how and would they work with a team, their group/ cell or partner (Spotter), how would they operate if they're alone?
Seeing your previous films on enemy weapons, equipment, and cameo clothing. made me think. And I wonder what would the sniper or team use in operations if they are not being supported by conventional forces. If they and their group was being supported, would it be wise if they used enemy weapons, ( being in hostile areas controlled by the enemy they could savage ammunition and weapon parts off the enemy dead).
Some of the bolt action rifles and soviet sniper rifles you had in your films, how would they be modified for long range ambushes? would the sniper be used for intelligence gathering as well, would they use drones you could find on the Civilian market as part of their equipment?
What weaponry would they carry and deploy in a rural or urban environment. If you were a Guerrilla Sniper what cameo would you wear, what web-gear and pack would you use. What rifle would be your chose and sidearm. Chose of ordnance, how would a sniper work with a patrol or a platoon? What T.T.P & R.O.E would you use and what would an enemy Guerrilla Sniper's T.T.P be
Knowledge and Wisdom is power, best thing to do is ask someone who knows and you seem to have it.
What's wrong with being a Rifleman?
This is the best tactical training sort of video youtube has to offer. Thanks to the warriors involved with bringing this to us.
Thanks.
Just the way I remember it being taught to me! Thank you for the refresher course! Perfect job!
Excellent video!
Thank you!
Thanks
Considering the crazy times we are living in , this great information is invaluable. I have seen some of these comments from months ago before this Chinese flu came and just like this pandemic , we better get prepared for the unexpected because all of a sudden something crazy might happen.
Thank you for creating these great videos.
That "Up here" command cracks me up every time.
Im joining the british army, and am trying to learn as much as i possibly can. Very informative! Thank you!
Thanks brother, good luck to you.
Your going set up mines out there on the OP .I develope a technique were I pretreat my fatigues with bug spray in and out , shirts, socks , hat, gloves everything so not even snakes want to crawl up next to me . Tics , with all sorts of virus stay off of you . Line deases stays of you .I just practised a form of counter Bio warfare.
In finland🇫🇮⚔⚔⚔we have rk-62 and rk-95 and skuad hawe allso pkm light mashine gun cal 7,62 -54 RK-62 and RK95 is 7,62-39.. best ak variant🇫🇮⚔⚔⚔🏴☠️like galil too!!..
Finland also had one of the greatest snipers in history. During the Winter War he made 500+ kills in less than a year, I believe. Used a bolt action rifle and open sights.
Thanks for the Online military training during covid lock down.
Awesome video as always, you can tell there was some dedicated time and effort spent on this, thank you!
Also, those cams are superb
Loggered for the night-360 security- OP/LP's out 50 meters with como wire & a TA 1. Claymores set,trip flares armed- every other man eat & clean weapon - noise & light discipline.
and a .............Mandatory Meeting at the NCO Club at 18:00 hrs. :P
"Scouts OUT!"
these skilled brave men defending our country when they don't realize we've already been defeated from the inside, without active fighting yet. Hopefully when the time comes they will pick the correct team to be on, and fight the real enemy.
White Wolfe HU; It's comin brother
Standing ready. From sea to sea.
@Cactus ridiculous
@Juan Posada yeah.. ha been a long time the liberal has told the maggots it's ok to kill me and mine. We dont agree.
When the day comes after the fighting is over, the America hating corrupt ones will have to face the ropes of Justice for Treason.
Being at ITB right now this video is a super helpful tool just want to say thank you for the dedication and effort put into this!
Great video Brent 🔥🔥🔥...You really know your stuff Sir...best Instructional videos ive ever seen
I appreciate it brother.
Excellent video Brent! I'll sit through your periods of instruction any day Devil
Appreciate it brother. S/F
:talks about fixing bayonets: Ah, an imperial guard player, i see.
Great video. Informative, to the point and the live action examples really help you understand it better. Plus the end looked like it was a good laugh to film
Man it was fun to film the OPFOR portion.
Hats off to whomever does your editing. First class
Ha thanks man. I've learned a few things over the years doing these videos but I'm still pretty novice to it all.
The End of this is awesome haha
Always remember that you are challenging the smartest animal that ever evolved.
Your videos keep getting better. My grandpa was in the Philippines. Their password was Lollapalooza.😁
Guessing he told you why it had so many "L's"? 😂😂
That was very informative. Thank you for your time and work put into this playlist. Excellent content
Thanks brother.
My father was in the Udssr army in tschechien war in the defense with the Pk
Great video Brent! Could you by chance do a spin off on what you think a team or squad size element should be equipped with that is actually accessible to civilians? Also do you feel like the Corps has lost the art of camouflage? it doesn't seem to be as emphasized as one would think
My videos are oriented toward infantryman, I don't want to deviate from that. I do think the U.S. Military as a whole does not emphasize camouflaging techniques as much as they should. That is not a good thing, Guys are becoming too depended on technology. I went and trained with the British Royal Marines a couple months ago. Before we left the wire on every patrol, camouflage face paint was reapplied and fresh vegetation was added to your kevlar.
It's pretty much the same except no belt feds or explosives. Unless you wanna spend 40k on a transferable MG and make improvised explosives. Ahhh the great communist states of America where only the rich are allowed to defend themselves properly per the constitution.
These videos are invaluable, so informative
Dude this is excellent stuff, really appreciate you taking the time to make these
Thanks brother.
what is the correct way of using the molle 2 ruck and assault pack and the but pack . using them together in a full load out mission and the purpose of each.thanks and have a nice day
You have 2 loads to carry: you fighting load and you sustainment load. Your fighting load is going to be what you would need in a fire fight: extra ammo, tactical gear, water, food if the mission is long enough, ect. You sustainment load is the extra clothing and gear that you dont necessarily need on a specific mission/fire fight but will need in order to survive in the field. For the most part, you will carry your fighting load with the LBV/TAP/body armor and the assualt pack, while your sustainment load will be carried utilizing the ruck sack. That being said, depending on the situation, mission, and your role, there may be times that you use the assualt pack for sustainment or the ruck sack for fighting. Ultimately, how you utilize them depends on the mission, your job, your preferences, and unit SOP
Great video but that creaking sound from the camera guy is driving me crazy!
Not a soldier but as someone that really enjoy studying things military related, this video gives great insight in to small unit tactics that isn't frequently discussed in depth. 16:22 is just brilliant, simple but effective. Keep up the good work.
Thanks brother.
Army vet here. Wish this resource was available during my enlistment. Small unit tactics were taught in a fast, couple shots no kill confusing training environment. I hope servicemembers today (I'm thinking junior NCOs as well as section chiefs) will stuff their pride and utilize your channel as a training aid. Outstanding job.
Thanks brother.
You've got some beautiful toys!
Ha thanks, a lot of the cool stuff you see is inert and for display purposes only. :(
The easy way is ALWAYS mined.
"Scouts OUT"
I had forgotten a lot of this stuff. Thanks for the memories.
Thanks for watching.
Absolutely loving these videos! Keep up the amazing work!
Thanks
Imagine 29:50 without gunshot noises
Crank it up! Music to my ears!
20:48
That is one noisy cricket
I'm watching this in early september. Nice and cool out, windows open. Brent's TX cricket got a WV cricket outside my window all worked up. I had to pause it to figure out what was happening.
I am madly in love with your channel! Love love love this channel! LOVE IT! I love this channel!
You are so professional, well done
Damn it. I went to my local gun store and they didn't even have a belt fed machine gun for me to buy. Sorry, being sarcastic but if one becomes available I will use your recommendations. Thanks.
Maybe the video is directed at actual infantiers and not civilians like yourself... Maybe..
Gunbroker.com
+Judoka that argument is a non-starter because infantrymen get taught what they need to know in their service, not youtube.
Training can always be supplemented.
Judoka I'm not 100% sure on this but the military would probably prefer if you stuck to what's on their training manuals rather than get "training scars" from other people.
This video actually has nothing wrong with it, but youtube isn't exactly a trusted source and this kind of material can get outdated if the military changes doctrine.
Texans repelling the invasion from California lol.
Your videos are awesome! I can tell you put a lot of time and effort into making them. Keep up the good work!
Thanks, will do!
Thank you sir, appreciate you and your staff time and experience. I hope I will never need the education you have provided.
ok the 6 ppl who gave this vid a thumbsdown need ta get a smackdown! Awesome video!
Thanks.
damn your camera clicks allot...
I really love these guides
Damn, very well done video. Great information & presented in an educational & entertaining way, you're a good teacher sir. Keep 'em comin!
Thanks brother, glad you liked it.
Don't you mean the M27 is to supplement the M249!
There're M249's still in unit's armories but the primary issued weapon to an automatic rifleman in the Marine Corps now is the M27 IAR.
Nope, the m27 replaced the SAW. The m27 offers several advantages over the SAW, primarily it being lighter and more maneuverable, and the ability to fire in semi auto. Overall, the m27 fits the mission of the USMC rifle squad much better than the SAW. Accurate fire will always be more effective than volume of fire. And the m27 allows for accurate high volume fire.
I plan to join the Marine Corps when I graduate highschool...but I'm only a sophomore
Good, will be the best thing you have ever done in life... although there will be plenty of times where you don't feel that way. lol
***** my brother is currently a Marine, though he is reserves...I plan to go active duty
Good deal. go active duty, go on deployments and see the world. Will be the greatest and worst times of your life. Once everything is said and done you will have no regrets.
***** thanks for the encouragement, love the videoes btw!
Yeah you'll have best and the worst time of your life in the military. I still look back to the days and wish I could do it again.
Most people have a tendency to sight the claymore high. When it goes off it tends to kick back and up a touch.so tilt it slightly forward to maximize the effect.
Very educational brother, great stuff as always
Thanks for watching.
I won't be surprised if UA-cam "accidentally" cuts his revenue or completely takes down channel. I love the vids but UA-cam is becoming libtard central
+shittyG1 Me either, hasn't happened yet though.
@@GPOLICE That why I have been watching especially lately.
@@ridetn7695 Better establish contact outside of the internet with like minded people before it's too late.
@@zephyr3332 Do you live in a liberal area?
@@ridetn7695 Ohio so no
Brent you'r content is awesome thank you so much! But aren't you scared of showing this. These are some serious army tactics aren't you scared that this information might come to the worng eyes in case lets says domestic cults or terrorist groups? Some dangerous individual groups could youse this knowledge to cause harm to other civilians.
This is all basic infantry stuff, nothing I'm showing here is a national secret or anything. U.S. Military manuals are free to download in a PDF file from .MIL websites.
It is far more dangerous for the government to have a monopoly on this information, as with weapons.
Great job guys.
Love all these videos and hat off for all the effort everyone
Awesome video. Sent this to my units training nco. Hopefully we can incorporate it into some patrol base classes
One thing that was missed was diagramming your mines and booby traps. Its always good to have a map of were you put your mines and traps so that friendlies don't walk into them or if you have to turn your position over to some one else. Great video I have enjoyed watching them all.
You mean range cards!
Reference:
TC 3-21.76 Ranger Handbook
FM 7-8 Infantry Rifle Platoon and Squad
USAIS PAM 350-6 Expert Infantryman Badge (EIB)
I love this series man, keep up the good work!
Appreciate it brother.
Still a solid video even after 3 years. Rock on brother. S/F