i suppose they could be mixed in with infantry or put into independent squadrons and left on their own to cause havoc in the countryside. the irish army uses them. i think we should buy more of them not as a main weapon but as an extra for havoc causer, useful for when we invade northern ireland hopefully, or get it back through referendum
1. You would be better using a real voice not a bot. 2. The army in the UK is never referred to as "The Royal Army" unlike the Royal Navy and The Royal Airforce. It runs on a system of regiments and corps which may receive a "Royal" title or not. It is necer as a whole referred to as "The Royal Army". British military vet speaking 👍 The British Army is probably the best way to refer to the army.
I agree. Retired Aussie Armoured Corps soldier here. There is a definite Army speak by which it is easy to tell if someone has served or not. This video script writer sounds like he has not served. One of our running jokes in Aussie army was getting on the 'sqawk box' (radio) and - Two Two Bravo, this is Two Zero Alpha, bring the Rover over, over'! (22B was my call sign). Only guys in the service when the Landrovers were in service find this funny! BTW in the Aussie Army, Rovers have been withdrawn with one digger (squaddie) telling me a few months ago, he hasn't seen a Landrover for 4 years. Seems strange for Aussie Army not to have Rovers.
In Britain we have a Royal Navy the Royal Airforce, but no Royal Army, it is simply the British Army or the Army, individual Regiments have the title "Royal" i.e the Royal Artillery, Royal Regiment of Fusiliers, Royal Anglians etc, including my old regiment the Royal Green Jackets, before they destroyed the Army to save money and build 2 white elephant aircraft carriers! So please if you are going to talk about the British Army, please use the correct terminology as for ex servicemen it is annoying! Apart from that your video was interesting and informative and I was a gunner on CVR(T) Scimitar in the early 1980's as part of our Recce Platoon! Thank you! Celer et Audax ⚔️🔥🙏🏼👍🏽
i suppose they could be mixed in with infantry or put into independent squadrons and left on their own to cause havoc in the countryside. the irish army uses them. i think we should buy more of them not as a main weapon but as an extra for havoc causer, useful for when we invade northern ireland hopefully, or get it back through referendum
1. You would be better using a real voice not a bot. 2. The army in the UK is never referred to as "The Royal Army" unlike the Royal Navy and The Royal Airforce. It runs on a system of regiments and corps which may receive a "Royal" title or not. It is necer as a whole referred to as "The Royal Army". British military vet speaking 👍 The British Army is probably the best way to refer to the army.
I agree. Retired Aussie Armoured Corps soldier here. There is a definite Army speak by which it is easy to tell if someone has served or not. This video script writer sounds like he has not served. One of our running jokes in Aussie army was getting on the 'sqawk box' (radio) and - Two Two Bravo, this is Two Zero Alpha, bring the Rover over, over'! (22B was my call sign). Only guys in the service when the Landrovers were in service find this funny! BTW in the Aussie Army, Rovers have been withdrawn with one digger (squaddie) telling me a few months ago, he hasn't seen a Landrover for 4 years. Seems strange for Aussie Army not to have Rovers.
In Britain we have a Royal Navy the Royal Airforce, but no Royal Army, it is simply the British Army or the Army, individual Regiments have the title "Royal" i.e the Royal Artillery, Royal Regiment of Fusiliers, Royal Anglians etc, including my old regiment the Royal Green Jackets, before they destroyed the Army to save money and build 2 white elephant aircraft carriers! So please if you are going to talk about the British Army, please use the correct terminology as for ex servicemen it is annoying! Apart from that your video was interesting and informative and I was a gunner on CVR(T) Scimitar in the early 1980's as part of our Recce Platoon! Thank you! Celer et Audax ⚔️🔥🙏🏼👍🏽
Royal Army?
and stop using that filter where is zooms slightly in then out, giving the vid a pulse effect.............