3rd Battalion 75th Ranger Regiment Training (Live Fire)
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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2020
- 3/75th Ranger Regiment training drone footage. (Uploaded for North Korean soldiers react videos.)
All live fire, in case its not obvious.
Footage is not sped up. They really do move that fast. In full battle rattle.
600k rounds were expended by the battalion in a couple weeks. Crew served/belt fed weapons obviously throws this off but that's roughly 1,000 rounds per Ranger. In 2 weeks.
No, Devil Dog, not even close. Not even close.
Not my video, moved it to a more accessible source than other streaming site.
Created by a US Government employee on Govt time, thus video is in the public domain.
The fluidity, speed, and violence of action!!.This is why we PT so much. Shoot moving and communicating never looked so good! RLTW!!!
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@@yuval5628 you're referring to my comment?? What's that mean? Boot comment?
@@yuval5628 Not boot. He's right. I'm infantry in another country, these guys are absolutely insane.
Only boots watch videos of their own unit on UA-cam lmao. If you were actually in the Regiment you would be tired of this and probably getting drunk right now.
@@JesusChrist2000BC speaks the truth.
That sprint over the bridge is epic
This is one of the best videos that show how much PT these guys do. They are moving like they just have a uniform and weapons, not like 50 pound of armor and gear. The cardio here shown is insane
Look up a guy named Matt wenning he is the strength and conditioning coach who trained them it’s very cool stuff.
@@chucknoris7648 Thank you so much for mentioning him. Never heard of him before but I just looked at his UA-cam and he seems like a wealth of knowledge💯
I kinda disagree a bit here. Maybe the level of recruits have dropped to idiotic levels, but 20y ago you would be able to do this after 1y training in normal army unit that is prioritised. With that I mean a unit where you train every day, out in the bush hammering every day, going to the range every 1-2 day every week. Cardio wise that is. Since they are using grenades and explosive in the live fire exercise, I guess this is 2y level.
There is nothing insane here. If they carried a ranger each, and doing this (which I believe they might be capable of given the insane selection), then you would see some levels.
The shocking part would be if your run-of-the-mill infantry unit cannot do this. I am not talking about units that is not prioritised and put on back burners to save cost.
The way they work together is so perfect. This is amazing.
damn at 1:22 they were fuckin hauling ass over that bridge to secure the other side. Straight shock troops in action.
Miss this more than I can ever explain.
Major respect for my brothers. As a Marine (0341) we did live fire but never on the level of Rangers even back in the 80s when I served. To all my brothers and sisters who have served thank you. Semper Fidelis.
You should see the live fire training 75th does with SOAR.
Can you send a link?
Вот это профессионалы, каждый на своем месте, каждый знает что ему делать!!! 👍👍👍
① Korean ② English
① 유튜브에 특수부대 영상이 넘쳐나다 보니, 현대전은 오직 시가전, CQC 등의 형태로만 전개된다고 많은 사람들이 착각합니다.
하지만, 21세기에도 2차 대전 방식의 참호전은 여전히 존재하고, 이를 효과적으로 공격하고 방어하기 위한 전술은 매우 중요합니다.
포병과 기갑 없이 보병만 투입하는 상황이라면, 2차 대전 방식의 참호전에서는 뭔가 결정적인 해법이 없습니다.
얼마나 빠르게 접근해서 빈 틈을 파고들어 참호의 나머지 부분을 확보하는가?
빠르게 접근하는 상대방에게 어떻게 하면 빈 틈을 내어주지 않을 것인가?
꽤 단순하지만, 이게 참호전의 시작과 끝입니다.
작은 공간이든 큰 공간이든 일단 상대방의 참호에 파고들기만 하면, 나머지를 점령하는 건 시간 문제이기 때문입니다.
예비역들은 영상을 보는 즉시 알게 될 겁니다. 레인저의 공격속도가 엄청나게 빠르다는 것을.
마치 100미터 전력질주를 하는 듯 합니다.
아무리 최정예 부대라도 상대방이 이런 속도로 접근해오면 방어하기 쉽지 않고, 그렇지 않은 대부분의 부대는 끽 소리 한 번 못 내고 당합니다.
영상에서 또 하나 볼 수 있는 것은, 마치 한몸으로 연결된 것 같은 팀웍 덕분에 이런 엄청난 스피드가 가능하다는 것 입니다.
어디선가 많이 들어본 얘기죠?
네. 이렇게 물 흐르듯 유연하고 빠른 팀웍은 특수부대에게서 볼 수 있는 전형적인 모습입니다.
그들은 여전히 2차 대전 방식의 참호전을 수행하지만, 스피드와 팀웍을 더해서 스스로를 한걸음 더 진화시켰습니다.
외적 형태는 2차 대전 방식의 참호전이지만, 그것을 풀어가는 내적 방식은 21세기 특수부대의 것 입니다.
오래된 방식과 새로운 방식의 최상의 조합.
지속적인 진화.
다양한 형태의 전술을 능숙하게 사용하는 부대.
이것이 바로 레인저가 가치있는 이유이고, 그들은 현대 보병의 롤모델입니다.
네이비씰, 델타포스 등이 작전할 때, 뒤를 지켜줄 백업부대로 레인저가 함께 나가는 건, 다 이유가 있는 겁니다.
② As UA-cam flooded with Special Forces footage, many people mistakenly believe that modern warfare only unfolds in the form of Urban-warfare and CQC.
However, trench warfare still exists in the 21st century, and tactics to effectively attack and defend it are very important.
If only infantry deployed without artillery and armour, there is no definitive solution in WWII-style trench warfare.
How fast do you approach, make a gap, secure the rest of the trench?
How can you not give any gap to someone who is approaching you fast?
Pretty simple, but these are A to Z of trench warfare.
Whether small or large, once you've made a gap to your opponent's trenches, it's only a matter of time before you take over the rest.
Reservists will know as soon as they see the video. The Ranger's attack speed is incredibly fast.
It's like sprinting 100 meters.
Even the most elite units are not easy to defend when the opponent approaches at this speed, and ordinary units might be defeated without a single scream.
Another thing you can see in the video is that this incredible speed is possible thanks to teamwork that seems to be connected as one body.
You've heard that a lot somewhere, right?
Yes. This fluid and fast teamwork is a typical character of Special Forces.
They still conduct WWII-style trench warfare, but they've evolved themselves one step further by adding speed and teamwork.
The external form is WWII-style trench warfare, but the internal method is that of the Special Forces of the 21st century.
The finest mixture of old ways and new ways.
Continuous evolution.
Versatile Forces.
These are why the Ranger is valuable.
They are the role model of the modern infantry.
There is a reason why Ranger goes out together as a backup unit to protect the rear when Navy Seals and Delta Force are operating.
Lmao Navy SEALs? You mean DEVGRU? Rangers would never pull security for regular SEALs and they do way more direct action raids than SEALs.
POV: Someone fucked with the wrong army.
this is why Rangers are so combat effective,..even SEAL team Six calls RANGERS for support.
I mean rangers is always has been security and qrf element for delta.
@@danielsuarez3793 Outdated information. Rangers have evolved into a Special Operations Raid force.
@@nolanfrazier3482 huh? I didnt imply that it is their only job. And its pretty obvious that iraq night time raid was also done by rangers.
Ranger regiment is better than SEALs at small unit tactics anyway as are regular army leg infantry units
@@nolanfrazier3482 No that is accurate information, Rangers do have their primary mission of deployment but in the case of Operation Red Wings the Rangers were a QRF for Marcus Luttrell and for the other missing SEALs.
Yes😤🤙🏾
Rock Stars
Those OC’s were on it
these guys are SPRINTING
They like drop shotting
I’m not sure how the Army ranges work on Fort Benning but do the Rangers have their own dedicated live fire ranges or do they use all of the live fire ranges on the base? Or maybe both?
We used our own in the 90’s.
@@supertrooper7403 but you lost the war
Fuck I miss doing rangers like these!
OOF Rangers are already badass enough, butt-rock on top of them does not help.
Godsmack used to be so good. This is terrible.
@@JesusChrist2000BC show some respect to your dad, Jesus. Godsmack was always butt rock.
They could have used better rock, Godsmack is doodoo.
Fuckin badass. RLTW
Whats song in video??
Godsmack - When legends rise.
This is doodoo rock
but still cant win a war
What war are the Rangers trying to win? When were they defeated because I don't recall any signing of a surrender. If you mean leaving Afghanistan, how is that losing? They can't stay they forever. Plus maybe the Rangers got tired of smoking those Wannabe Muj
@@smithnwesson990 part of a losing team... super bowl losers get their tshirts sent to 3rd world countries for brown kids to wear