Most of us Finns are quite laid-back and some of us are stoic, but when it comes to defending our country you'll see another side of us. I just hope that we don't have to do it, but if that's the case we are ready.
This video is shown to every recruit during their first weeks of training, it feels really intense watching it in an auditorium with 70 other conscripts. The reason why it feels so real, is because all of the people that you see on the video, are not actors, but real soldiers, news representers, border guards, police, etc. Everyone is doing their real job. Plus this is the official product of the Finnish Defence Forces, and all of the footage is actually real military training footage.
As a Finn, I agree. Though in reality some of the soldiers and conscripts would make mistakes but none were shown in this video. This is realistic best case scenario for actual performance of Finland.
Conscription is a peculiar thing. Think a sauna full of adult Finnish men in a men's section of a swimming pool somewhere in Finland. It's almost impossible to tell who is a construction worker and who is a CEO, who's a sales person and who's a lorry driver etc. But there's one thing you can be pretty confident: the man have spent almost a year carrying an assault riffle on daily basis and have expertise on some branch of warfare.
remember that was 2 years before the war in Ukraine.. One of the few things people don't know/understand is Finland is prepared for "total war"(the whole society switches in to a war mode). In this year alone two submarine telcom cables cut by.. one just this Sunday by Chinese vessel (which was taken by Danish navy) again.. so there is asymmetrical war going on as we speak.
Important to note that the news reader and news studio are real ones so for a Finnish viewer the moment the newsreader says "Finland is at war" is really eerie, if I am using that world correctly.
They ¨probably use the same material if the real situlation. It's claimed that every President has made a recorded video about speach how to inform residents about war. Probably recordings about.mobilization information too. So no need to think, just to play the recording.
That fact makes this whole thing bone chilling. Hearing the familiar voices who usually tell us our everyday news, telling about these attacks? Seeing them speaking about it in a studio we see every day? It makes it feel so real. Makes it possible to try to imagine how it would feel to watch these news in a real situation.
This was made by Finnish Defence Forces and YLE, the national broadcasting company. It feels real indeed, because there are no actors. Everyone plays their own part as they would in reality. The news studios were real, the news anchors were real. We saw and heard them everyday (the layout and cast has changed since though). Also all the professional soldiers, conscripts, reservists and police were real. So, imagine the eerie feeling I had watching this the first time.. seeing the news anchor, who I was used to see every day updating me on world affairs, telling me that Finland is at war. I almost checked the time IRL because the president was to give a speech at 1600, lol..
I had refreshment training like 1 year ago, since the military upgraded their communications systems and I was trained with the old system. Now I have also been trained for the new system. Took about a week.
The scene about invading an airport was exceptionally impactful. That is exactly how some airports in some other country were attacked two years later in 2022.
For us Finn's, this kind of situation would feel very personal. Because those soldiers who would go to defend this country would be our brothers, fathers, sons and friends. We are so small nation and we don't have a professional army. It's just us. So even watching an exercise like this, it feels pretty personal thing. And we are proud our systems and we trust our military, it's our family. And by the way, there is no actors in this video. Only reserve.
No actors. Well the red force, except they were military as well, just not the enemy. But everyone is really what they are "playing". Real conscripts and real sodiers and real officers. And real journalists.
Battlefield 2020 is quite emotional.. Especially these days when you know the situation in the world and how, for example, the annexation of Crimea and the war in Ukraine started.. armed persons in green uniforms occupy areas. I get even more chills down my spine when I watch the attack on Hanko on video... I live in Hanko and I have also worked in the free port area that can be seen in the video. A good simulation video of the attack and its countermeasures.
It's made by the Finnish Defense Forces. They started to use film as part of the training, documentation and communication in 1925. There's this 90th anniversary video about that from 2015. No subtitles, but interesting footage nevertheless: "Kuvaustoiminta Puolustusvoimissa 90 vuotta - Katsaus koulutuselokuvan vuosikymmeniin". They have been internationally awarded for some of their films, E.g. for 'Taistelukenttä 1998', which is also available for viewing. And as it happens, a similar series to that 'Battlefield 2020' is coming soon on the Finnish TV: "Konflikti X Varusteleka".
Fun fact every single bridge in finland is designed to be destroyed to slow enemy down. Thats why the brigde in video had those hooks where the AT mine was hung from
The soldiers, news anchors and all the other people are real. The level of a Finnish conscript corresponds to the level of a US Marine - at least and that is not just my opinion but the opinion of an American commander who reports to America on Finland's defense capabilities for his job. When talking about saunas and soldiers, it is worth considering that a Finnish sauna is very different from other saunas in the world (except Estonia). The same applies to the training of Finnish Defense Forces conscripts.
@mikorossi1959, the level of a Finnish conscript indeed corresponds to the level of a US Marine, if this all is happening on a Finnish terrain, where the Finns have a relatively big homeground advantage. They have trained during their whole military career in this kind of an environment, but the US Marines only for a short time. But if we put those two groups training in a desert or in a jungle, then the US Marines would certainly prevail.
@@vesakaitera2831 Finnish peacekeepers have a very good reputation all over the world. They have been operating for over 50 years in different deserts, etc., so I don't think location matters as much as you think...? Military training (especially versatility), skills and character matter a lot. Except here in Finland, of course, we have a big advantage. Here's another statement I found: "American Lieutenant General Frederick "Ben" Hodges estimated that Finland would be able to crush Russian forces even alone. Lieutenant General Hodges, who served as the commander of the US Army Forces in Europe, said".
@@LTS79 , I don't want to argue wth You about this, but the US Marines are very tightly selected people, and they have all gone through a very good military training program. The Finnish soldiers are basically average people. They can success in the competing with the US Marines only, if the test is carried out in the Finnish conditions, which the Finns know better than the Americans.
This is even more powerful when you know that all the journalists and military personnel are really who they say they are. This seems to be a film produced by the defense forces. When you add the dates, 2020 and a few thousand kilometers south, 2022, so it cannot be without thinking, that is this hybrid influencing in some direction? "We know what you're doing and don't try it here". This was the situation in 2020 when we weren't yet part of NATO. Now the situation is completely different, because there is more power in the background.
To my better knowledge there wasn't a single actor in that production. All were either civilian and military professionals and actual conscripts in their national armed service.....
i was on monday at the mandatory military conscripment, where you go and get info abt your future military servise and choose where you want to serve. This video was shown to us and it was quite eerie. I am trying to get into the finnish diver special forces.
This is shown in the recruitment info if I remember correctly. There are multiple versions of basically this same video, with relevant media persons (like radio or tv hosts) acting like it would be in the real case scenario.
Considering when this was released, it underlines the fact how awake and reality based our preparations are. Only thing that was f'd up, was that we actually overestimated Russia's cyber capabilities. Otherwise, extremely well done and realistic. That chilling moment when the news broadcaster says "Finland is at war"... oof. Right then right there, fighter in me is ready to do or die.
The video felt frighteningly realistic. I completed my own service time in the defense forces in the late 90s as a military police, and even then there was a lot of practice in managing the situations described in the video. War doesn't start these days (if it ever did) by issuing a declaration of war and then attacking. There is often a long gray zone before actual military operations. Maybe you should watch older video, Sotilaspoliisit, Military Police in Action - Guards Jaeger Regiment
Since this was filmed 2 years before Ukraine war, so you can just imagine how ready we are now, 4 years later... And it's not just the military but the whole country. Finnish government just relesed updated instructions for civilians about how to prepare for and act during crisis and war.
I like how the events of the video escalate slowly and how they portray different aspects, like the way everything could be reported about in the media. And as many have said, the news cast is familiar faces, so that makes it feel real. Maybe the plot feels a bit optimistic and the acting is not perfect in all the places. So not a movie, but that is to be expected. Excellent idea and good execution.
I think this is a prequel to taistelukenttä 1998 in a way. That older one shows what keeps happening after this one. Even though it is older, I think it still has some value, mostly because majority of reservists are not urban jaegers, but infantry. Ironically the gear in 1998 version would be more on point today, since we have mountains of old gear in stock reserved to arm a full army. There is much more of old pattern camos, old style rifles, even the old style harness systems than the modern ones. Please, react to that one too! It has some good acting! My favourite easter egg in that old taistelukenttä is when conscripts are loading ammo truck, shoveling dirt and complaining about the heavy boxes, the radio in the background plays a song by J. Karjalainen that translates: "I am a man, I am a man, to whom nothing ever happens" Things happen when least expected.
EDIT: look up ”combat camera”. They also have montages/showreels with clips throughtout a year. As from someone living in Hanko this was very interesting to watch and felt like movie but same time giving chills for the seriousness was interesting. I think finnish army has this own combat cam or something like it. They usually are professional military because you cant let just any random crew to film and edit military stuff and the quality of the combatcam videos usually are sick af. There was one similar video but about some situation in helsinki. It was shot almost like this video but slightly different scenario. Too bad i cant recall the name of that one
LOOK UP: COMBAT CAMERA For similar videos like this. Also there is not many videos like this, because combat camera crew get a lot special footage that would otherwise be classified to film/edit. Its basically a studio but its fully operated by finnish defence forces personell. So its FDF producing and filming these amazing videos. They did exceptionally good job with this one by having real finnish news reporters etc in this. So those arent actors. Thats level of and attention to detail is remarkable. Not sure if any other country produces and films their videos
I've seen this many times and it is as shockingly good every time. It is inspiring and it feels like it could well be real... which is kinda fascinating but also frightening. But I think it does tell pretty well how the different organizations can work together seamlessly. Not just Air Forces, the navy and the army but also police, customs and the border patrol. This was shown to me at school as well. Of course the video doesn't show WHO would attack but afaik the equipment used by the enemy looks suspiciously much like Russian:D
The people in the video are not actors, I myself took part in the making of this film while serving in the army, and can actually sorta be seen in the film as well. 😅
Well, after reacting to this, why not look, and react to the Jägarsoldat serie, about the Swedish rangers,. It is 16 episodes, and if you can fond someone to add subs to the first episodes, I am sure you will enjoy it. Nice reaction through, and I really like this short film....
Everyone in that video was real in his/her job, be it military or news anchor. Of course OPFOR was also soldiers and all equipment/vehicles was FDF.. There is also older version of Taistelukenttä from 1998. ruclips.net/video/FJvrY04r8io/видео.html It does not have English subtitles. These are both produced by Finnish Defence Forces.
it's a nice video but as recent thing have proven all we can mustard is strongly worded letter (sabotage on communication). Also reservists are not in good shape usually unless there has been plenty of recent training. Just to clarify some misconception and "hype" Oh and why you talked about Swedish snipers :D
There is saying among military personnel. No tactit survives contact with enemy. And thats truth. In this video everything is going smoothly. It never goes.
We are still quite calm and peaceful. Prepared even for these journalists' somewhat agitational reportations. As well as from the West as the East. Finlandazation 2.0...?😉
This is the old video which I saw when I was in army in 2008. It was probably the first day when we watched this as a motivational video. To understand what we are doing for the next 365 days. ruclips.net/video/FJvrY04r8io/видео.htmlsi=rSKdj1fQMlULMJMe
Hits my eye that they use translation for " puolustusvoimat " ( Defence forces ) or " maajoukot " ( ground forces ) as "Army". We have defence forces yes. But it is informal to say Army.
Most of us Finns are quite laid-back and some of us are stoic, but when it comes to defending our country you'll see another side of us. I just hope that we don't have to do it, but if that's the case we are ready.
The news broadcasters were real so when he said "Finland is at war"... I felt chills...
Happens every time although I've seen this many times.
@@Haryu73 It's same for me. I can watch that video only twice a year, because it just makes me too emotianal. Perkele.
Wheres my rk?
Yes, and this feels almost real, because they used real TV news anchors in making the video.
It hits so hard.
This video is shown to every recruit during their first weeks of training, it feels really intense watching it in an auditorium with 70 other conscripts. The reason why it feels so real, is because all of the people that you see on the video, are not actors, but real soldiers, news representers, border guards, police, etc. Everyone is doing their real job. Plus this is the official product of the Finnish Defence Forces, and all of the footage is actually real military training footage.
As a Finn, I agree. Though in reality some of the soldiers and conscripts would make mistakes but none were shown in this video. This is realistic best case scenario for actual performance of Finland.
Conscription is a peculiar thing. Think a sauna full of adult Finnish men in a men's section of a swimming pool somewhere in Finland. It's almost impossible to tell who is a construction worker and who is a CEO, who's a sales person and who's a lorry driver etc. But there's one thing you can be pretty confident: the man have spent almost a year carrying an assault riffle on daily basis and have expertise on some branch of warfare.
remember that was 2 years before the war in Ukraine.. One of the few things people don't know/understand is Finland is prepared for "total war"(the whole society switches in to a war mode).
In this year alone two submarine telcom cables cut by.. one just this Sunday by Chinese vessel (which was taken by Danish navy) again.. so there is asymmetrical war going on as we speak.
One of our neighbours thinks that it's already in war with us Finns :/
It's still unconfirmed that it was the Chinese vessel, please don't spread unconfirmed claims as fact.
Important to note that the news reader and news studio are real ones so for a Finnish viewer the moment the newsreader says "Finland is at war" is really eerie, if I am using that world correctly.
They ¨probably use the same material if the real situlation. It's claimed that every President has made a recorded video about speach how to inform residents about war. Probably recordings about.mobilization information too. So no need to think, just to play the recording.
That fact makes this whole thing bone chilling. Hearing the familiar voices who usually tell us our everyday news, telling about these attacks? Seeing them speaking about it in a studio we see every day? It makes it feel so real. Makes it possible to try to imagine how it would feel to watch these news in a real situation.
This was made by Finnish Defence Forces and YLE, the national broadcasting company. It feels real indeed, because there are no actors. Everyone plays their own part as they would in reality. The news studios were real, the news anchors were real. We saw and heard them everyday (the layout and cast has changed since though). Also all the professional soldiers, conscripts, reservists and police were real.
So, imagine the eerie feeling I had watching this the first time.. seeing the news anchor, who I was used to see every day updating me on world affairs, telling me that Finland is at war. I almost checked the time IRL because the president was to give a speech at 1600, lol..
10:06 Swedish??? These are Finnish snipers and as said, they are the best in the World☝️
I had refreshment training like 1 year ago, since the military upgraded their communications systems and I was trained with the old system. Now I have also been trained for the new system. Took about a week.
I like how well this video predicted how a Russian invasion would look like just two years before it happened in Ukraine.
Well,The Russians did start 2014 allready in Krim, so there was a signs allready how things could be happening
The scene about invading an airport was exceptionally impactful. That is exactly how some airports in some other country were attacked two years later in 2022.
For us Finn's, this kind of situation would feel very personal. Because those soldiers who would go to defend this country would be our brothers, fathers, sons and friends. We are so small nation and we don't have a professional army. It's just us. So even watching an exercise like this, it feels pretty personal thing. And we are proud our systems and we trust our military, it's our family. And by the way, there is no actors in this video. Only reserve.
No actors. Well the red force, except they were military as well, just not the enemy. But everyone is really what they are "playing". Real conscripts and real sodiers and real officers. And real journalists.
Battlefield 2020 is quite emotional.. Especially these days when you know the situation in the world and how, for example, the annexation of Crimea and the war in Ukraine started.. armed persons in green uniforms occupy areas. I get even more chills down my spine when I watch the attack on Hanko on video... I live in Hanko and I have also worked in the free port area that can be seen in the video. A good simulation video of the attack and its countermeasures.
It's made by the Finnish Defense Forces. They started to use film as part of the training, documentation and communication in 1925. There's this 90th anniversary video about that from 2015. No subtitles, but interesting footage nevertheless: "Kuvaustoiminta Puolustusvoimissa 90 vuotta - Katsaus koulutuselokuvan vuosikymmeniin". They have been internationally awarded for some of their films, E.g. for 'Taistelukenttä 1998', which is also available for viewing. And as it happens, a similar series to that 'Battlefield 2020' is coming soon on the Finnish TV: "Konflikti X Varusteleka".
Fun fact every single bridge in finland is designed to be destroyed to slow enemy down. Thats why the brigde in video had those hooks where the AT mine was hung from
Actually thats nit true mate.
@ enlighten me
@@antonrintapaavola229 Ihan totta on t res pioneeri kers
The soldiers, news anchors and all the other people are real. The level of a Finnish conscript corresponds to the level of a US Marine - at least and that is not just my opinion but the opinion of an American commander who reports to America on Finland's defense capabilities for his job. When talking about saunas and soldiers, it is worth considering that a Finnish sauna is very different from other saunas in the world (except Estonia). The same applies to the training of Finnish Defense Forces conscripts.
US marines are a joke.
@mikorossi1959, the level of a Finnish conscript indeed corresponds to the level of a US Marine, if this all is happening on a Finnish terrain, where the Finns have a relatively big homeground advantage. They have trained during their whole military career in this kind of an environment, but the US Marines only for a short time. But if we put those two groups training in a desert or in a jungle, then the US Marines would certainly prevail.
@@vesakaitera2831 Finnish peacekeepers have a very good reputation all over the world. They have been operating for over 50 years in different deserts, etc., so I don't think location matters as much as you think...? Military training (especially versatility), skills and character matter a lot. Except here in Finland, of course, we have a big advantage. Here's another statement I found: "American Lieutenant General Frederick "Ben" Hodges estimated that Finland would be able to crush Russian forces even alone. Lieutenant General Hodges, who served as the commander of the US Army Forces in Europe, said".
@@vesakaitera2831 No they won't, not even close.
@@LTS79 , I don't want to argue wth You about this, but the US Marines are very tightly selected people, and they have all gone through a very good military training program. The Finnish soldiers are basically average people. They can success in the competing with the US Marines only, if the test is carried out in the Finnish conditions, which the Finns know better than the Americans.
As you see, Finnish fighter pilots communicate in english, a bit "rally-english" but it works.
This is even more powerful when you know that all the journalists and military personnel are really who they say they are.
This seems to be a film produced by the defense forces. When you add the dates, 2020 and a few thousand kilometers south, 2022, so it cannot be without thinking, that is this hybrid influencing in some direction? "We know what you're doing and don't try it here". This was the situation in 2020 when we weren't yet part of NATO. Now the situation is completely different, because there is more power in the background.
To my better knowledge there wasn't a single actor in that production. All were either civilian and military professionals and actual conscripts in their national armed service.....
There were actor in this production, mainly the spoken roles.
i was on monday at the mandatory military conscripment, where you go and get info abt your future military servise and choose where you want to serve.
This video was shown to us and it was quite eerie. I am trying to get into the finnish diver special forces.
This is shown in the recruitment info if I remember correctly. There are multiple versions of basically this same video, with relevant media persons (like radio or tv hosts) acting like it would be in the real case scenario.
And all military person are real military people not actors
Considering when this was released, it underlines the fact how awake and reality based our preparations are. Only thing that was f'd up, was that we actually overestimated Russia's cyber capabilities. Otherwise, extremely well done and realistic. That chilling moment when the news broadcaster says "Finland is at war"... oof. Right then right there, fighter in me is ready to do or die.
'Keep Calm and Carry On' - attitude
The video felt frighteningly realistic. I completed my own service time in the defense forces in the late 90s as a military police, and even then there was a lot of practice in managing the situations described in the video. War doesn't start these days (if it ever did) by issuing a declaration of war and then attacking. There is often a long gray zone before actual military operations. Maybe you should watch older video, Sotilaspoliisit, Military Police in Action - Guards Jaeger Regiment
Since this was filmed 2 years before Ukraine war, so you can just imagine how ready we are now, 4 years later... And it's not just the military but the whole country. Finnish government just relesed updated instructions for civilians about how to prepare for and act during crisis and war.
I like how the events of the video escalate slowly and how they portray different aspects, like the way everything could be reported about in the media. And as many have said, the news cast is familiar faces, so that makes it feel real. Maybe the plot feels a bit optimistic and the acting is not perfect in all the places. So not a movie, but that is to be expected. Excellent idea and good execution.
"Swedish snipers" (10:06)!!! Those at the airport were by the way professional soldiers.
By the way, Great Britain declare war to Finland 6.12.1941 (6.12 is Finland independence Day), famous english humor, I think ...
"Taistelukenttä 1998" is an older and slightly different variant of this. Check it out.
This always gives me chills and a sense of pride. I am proud of Finland and our ability to be ready when the Russians come.
I think this is a prequel to taistelukenttä 1998 in a way. That older one shows what keeps happening after this one. Even though it is older, I think it still has some value, mostly because majority of reservists are not urban jaegers, but infantry. Ironically the gear in 1998 version would be more on point today, since we have mountains of old gear in stock reserved to arm a full army. There is much more of old pattern camos, old style rifles, even the old style harness systems than the modern ones.
Please, react to that one too! It has some good acting!
My favourite easter egg in that old taistelukenttä is when conscripts are loading ammo truck, shoveling dirt and complaining about the heavy boxes, the radio in the background plays a song by J. Karjalainen that translates: "I am a man, I am a man, to whom nothing ever happens"
Things happen when least expected.
We are not ready to war, we are ready to defend our border and our peaceful life style.
EDIT: look up ”combat camera”. They also have montages/showreels with clips throughtout a year. As from someone living in Hanko this was very interesting to watch and felt like movie but same time giving chills for the seriousness was interesting. I think finnish army has this own combat cam or something like it. They usually are professional military because you cant let just any random crew to film and edit military stuff and the quality of the combatcam videos usually are sick af. There was one similar video but about some situation in helsinki. It was shot almost like this video but slightly different scenario. Too bad i cant recall the name of that one
Some peoples conscription is being a combatcamera man, think we had 2 in our brigade
Highly organized and clever system. Smart soldiers, new tactics. Every enemy soldier knows, thet meet death here.
Next you should react to older version of this video. Taistelukenttä 1998. And this video was awesome!
LOOK UP: COMBAT CAMERA
For similar videos like this. Also there is not many videos like this, because combat camera crew get a lot special footage that would otherwise be classified to film/edit. Its basically a studio but its fully operated by finnish defence forces personell. So its FDF producing and filming these amazing videos.
They did exceptionally good job with this one by having real finnish news reporters etc in this. So those arent actors. Thats level of and attention to detail is remarkable. Not sure if any other country produces and films their videos
I've seen this many times and it is as shockingly good every time. It is inspiring and it feels like it could well be real... which is kinda fascinating but also frightening. But I think it does tell pretty well how the different organizations can work together seamlessly. Not just Air Forces, the navy and the army but also police, customs and the border patrol.
This was shown to me at school as well. Of course the video doesn't show WHO would attack but afaik the equipment used by the enemy looks suspiciously much like Russian:D
They are not actors they are people who actually do the job they show in the video.
Oh no they are no actors.
The people in the video are not actors, I myself took part in the making of this film while serving in the army, and can actually sorta be seen in the film as well. 😅
Utti jäger battaliion is like best of the best what we have...those dudes with helicopter.
And part of this is actually happening right now...chilling.
I've been in four different refresher trainings in the past two years or so. To two of them I was ordered, the other two I was invited too.
Never goes as planned...keep that in mind.
Well, after reacting to this, why not look, and react to the Jägarsoldat serie, about the Swedish rangers,. It is 16 episodes, and if you can fond someone to add subs to the first episodes, I am sure you will enjoy it.
Nice reaction through, and I really like this short film....
In Finland we have this saying: Let them try
Everyone in that video was real in his/her job, be it military or news anchor. Of course OPFOR was also soldiers and all equipment/vehicles was FDF.. There is also older version of Taistelukenttä from 1998. ruclips.net/video/FJvrY04r8io/видео.html It does not have English subtitles. These are both produced by Finnish Defence Forces.
Almost all males in Finland are military trained.
it's a nice video but as recent thing have proven all we can mustard is strongly worded letter (sabotage on communication). Also reservists are not in good shape usually unless there has been plenty of recent training. Just to clarify some misconception and "hype" Oh and why you talked about Swedish snipers :D
To add, 1998 version is way more sinister than 2020 version. Pity it does not have English subtitles.
you get lollipop in finland if you get hit
Yep, fentanyl one.
We are ready.
There is saying among military personnel. No tactit survives contact with enemy. And thats truth. In this video everything is going smoothly. It never goes.
Haha, l live about 50 kms of Kajaani airport. Böö, nice video although. 😅
Sweden fights To the Last FINN! PERKELE!! 😂
We are still quite calm and peaceful. Prepared even for these journalists' somewhat agitational reportations. As well as from the West as the East. Finlandazation 2.0...?😉
10:05 it’s not swedis snipers😂😂it’s full finnish made sako trg A10 sniper rifle🤩
10:06 bro never ever say shit like that
That finnish snipers are best in the world?
Hey rusky. They're THE BEST. Consistently at top of leaderboard in competitions.
@ i am finnish and I ment that he said ”swedish snipers”
The Finnish defence forces made the clip.
This should be updated. Finland is now in NATO
Finnish snipers 😅
😂😂😂
This is the old video which I saw when I was in army in 2008. It was probably the first day when we watched this as a motivational video. To understand what we are doing for the next 365 days.
ruclips.net/video/FJvrY04r8io/видео.htmlsi=rSKdj1fQMlULMJMe
Hits my eye that they use translation for " puolustusvoimat " ( Defence forces ) or " maajoukot " ( ground forces ) as "Army".
We have defence forces yes. But it is informal to say Army.
The Finnish Defence Forces is comprised of Finnish Army, Finnish Air Force and Finnish Navy
army is literally maavoimat :D
ei muuta ku Vaipat naamaan vaan ja sotimaan ❤❤❤
You must be joking? Ready for war? Or happy to your ally? Give me a break.