@@majorborngusfluunduch8694 M81 is numb on me cause no major war was fought with them and only used for "Foreign Instructors" helping "Freedom" or "Anti-Communist" Guerrilla. I associate M81 with wanna be commandos and Soldier of Fortune
So unusual to see Russian guy reviewing American gear, pretty opposite with the fact that usually Americans did lots of Russian gear review stuff 😂😂😂, definitely deserves a new subscriber 👍👍👍 Edit: I didn’t notice that he was actually Ukrainian who lives in Florida, excuse me for minor misunderstanding, but still deserves a sub.
No worries my father is Russian and mother is Ukrainian, so I don’t get offended when Russians and East Ukrainians are confused. It’s like you put German and Austrian inform of me.
@@anri4774 barivzets. Most my best friends in States are Armenians. If you speak Russian I also have channel in Russian language where videos come faster and have more jokes
@@RedIvanMilitaryEng glad to say I understand in both languages. I wish you could do review on Armenian military equipment but I doubt that you can find any unfortunately. Also I liked the way you pronounced hello in Armenian 😂😂😂
Oh man, don't get me started on Colt (AR-15) Carbines of the 80's and 90's. It feels like there's more variants and sub variants of Colt's Carbines than ALL of the AKs combined. (Obviously there aren't, but the vibe.)
Also, I want to let you know you're doing spot on videos of this equipment. I am sure it can be a challange getting a lot of this gear where you are at, and that your effort and attention to detail do not go unnoticed. Good job! 🤙
Correction: DCU stands for Desert Camouflage Uniform, not Desert Combat Uniform. Don’t even know why I keep saying it, but this is a mistake.
Gordy's gone man; I'll be outside.
Choco Chip with Alice gear and Desert Night Jacket is ultimate Kino and peak of American Military Aestethics
Its definitely exquisite. But I just can't put it above classic M81 woodland camo. I prefer forests and jungles over the Desert.
@@majorborngusfluunduch8694 M81 is numb on me cause no major war was fought with them and only used for "Foreign Instructors" helping "Freedom" or "Anti-Communist" Guerrilla.
I associate M81 with wanna be commandos and Soldier of Fortune
@@ANukeWithLegs I'm not sure that's what was happening in Beirut, Grenada, Panama or West Germany, but whatever floats your boat I suppose.
@@majorborngusfluunduch8694 literal whats
as I said "Freedom Fighters" and such
So unusual to see Russian guy reviewing American gear, pretty opposite with the fact that usually Americans did lots of Russian gear review stuff 😂😂😂, definitely deserves a new subscriber 👍👍👍
Edit: I didn’t notice that he was actually Ukrainian who lives in Florida, excuse me for minor misunderstanding, but still deserves a sub.
No worries my father is Russian and mother is Ukrainian, so I don’t get offended when Russians and East Ukrainians are confused. It’s like you put German and Austrian inform of me.
@@anri4774 this dude runs a solid source of info about kits from multiple periods and nations
@@RedIvanMilitaryEng I see, greetings from Armenia 👋🇦🇲
@@anri4774 barivzets. Most my best friends in States are Armenians. If you speak Russian I also have channel in Russian language where videos come faster and have more jokes
@@RedIvanMilitaryEng glad to say I understand in both languages. I wish you could do review on Armenian military equipment but I doubt that you can find any unfortunately.
Also I liked the way you pronounced hello in Armenian 😂😂😂
You should try the 1983-1990 SADF uniforms. Pretty controversial, interesting and advance.
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Awesome stuff Ivan! Love to see well researched impressions like this :)
Thank You.
The leather reinforced boots are the ones I got issued in basic training in 2007. 🤣
Didn’t know that made it that far, thank you for feed back
Oh man, don't get me started on Colt (AR-15) Carbines of the 80's and 90's. It feels like there's more variants and sub variants of Colt's Carbines than ALL of the AKs combined. (Obviously there aren't, but the vibe.)
I managed to score a few choccy chip helmet covers with the AEG on them for cheap, very good
Dude on eBay right now has a complete RBA vest. Dude wants like 1200 bucks.
I saw couple for 300-400 here and there in the past, but never first gen. They are extremely rare.
I always look forward tp these videos . Very profession and informative. 10/10
Thank You for support
I love your videos do you think you could do a video on Cold War Czech uniforms or bulgarian Cold War uniforms?
No
I love this channel
Nice video man. Learned a few new things. Thanks for your hard work
Thank You.
DCU stands for Desert Camouflage Uniform not Desert Combat Uniform.
Good correction, thank You.
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This is neat! Hopefully you get around to making Operation Just Cause videos someday.
I am not sure if it makes sense since a lot of gear was covered in the video about Grenada
@@RedIvanMilitaryEngyes I suppose it would be similar to making a video about Desert Storm since a lot of that was covered in this
Also, I want to let you know you're doing spot on videos of this equipment. I am sure it can be a challange getting a lot of this gear where you are at, and that your effort and attention to detail do not go unnoticed. Good job! 🤙
Thank You. I am in Florida, so the most complicated task is, ironically, Russian.
@@RedIvanMilitaryEng oh nice! I figured you were in eastern Europe or Russia. 🤣🤣🤙
@@deathfromabove2250 😀
Well, it's like your stalking me lmao :)
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Nicely done mate :)
Thank you.
Well done video!
Thank you
The operation in somalia was know as operation restore hope
There were 3 operations in Somalia based on the years.