Would be great to see more sniper training, exercises etc, America has so many content on RUclips, however Australia is quiet and lacks the same extent of variety and quality of content which makes searching for specific vids incredibly difficult if you are looking for Aussie content.
@@dmystify1381 yes completely indeed, I usually watch channel periscope films- and WW2 era instructional videos and War Footage from WW2 campaigns, to Vietnam, Iraq & Afghanistan, also documentaries. I totally try to immerse myself and learn as much as possible.
They have a lot to learn if this clip is indicative of normal procedure, boys go deer hunting with a seasoned deer stalker no breaking twigs rustling grass
If people making comments about my comments on this particular clip, that are making statements about noise not traveling, well all I can say is if a microphone on a camera can pick it up , the enemy certainly can MOVEMENT AND NOISE are the give away A twig breaking can be heard several hundred metres away by the human ear , movement even more If you haven’t been in a conflict zone in HEAVY cover don’t comment , if you have I just shake my head in disbelief
Australia's military is far too small to achieve the task required of it as it is vastly dwarfed in terms of numbers of personnel and equipment by all of its neighbours. This is the result of decades of underfunding and neglect by its politicians who prefer to focus on quality of lifestyle type issues at the expense of fundamental matters of existence. Enabling this strategic apathy and negligence is the misguided belief that US military power is nearly unlimited and globally dominant and that it would automatically come to the defence of Australia should any of her neighbours attack her. The US is not obligated under the ANZUS Alliance to send troops or equipment to our aid in the event of an attack upon us. They are only obligated to engage in talks with us and nothing more. As we have all seen, the US did not assist Ukraine, a fellow democracy, when it was invaded because it is not under any binding treaty-based obligation to do so. Even though failure to render assistance to Ukraine has resulted in Russian forces now sitting on the borders of NATO countries with whom the US does have a treaty-backed obligation to come to their defence in the event they are attacked. The Americans have chosen to delay dealing with the problem choosing, instead, to only engage in talking about it, a clear indication of where their interests lie. It would not be surprising to see the US attempt to withdraw from NATO in the coming years (after 2024?). We should not expect the US to do anything other than talk with us should we come under attack by a foreign power. Even if they did want to assist us they do not have the shipping capacity needed to move their forces and equipment here. The US President is not able to use the Defence Production Act to commandeer an international shipping line as all the big shipping lines are foreign-owned.
If Ukraine were a nuclear-armed state Russia would not have been able to invade it. Look at how the small nation of North Korea, with a population of 25 million, laughed off the US, a nation of more than 320 million, under President Trump, despite his threats of raining "fire and fury" down upon them. Now contrast that with what has been happening in Ukraine, a nation of 44 million, being crushed out of existence by Russia, a nation of 147 million and nuclear-armed. However, what is clear is that no one would risk attacking us if we were nuclear-armed. Better to prevent war than to try to prosecute one inflicted upon us. The way to maintain peace between nations is by the possession of nuclear weapons because these weapons rule out the possibility of war altogether.
Totally agree with you Robert, as it is inevitable that China will eventually claim historic ownership over Australia using a map of Gondwanaland when Australia, China and Antarctica were still connected. They will threaten to call upon their absolutely massive navy to start bringing over their approximately 300 million strong fighting-age males, literally enough humans that if laid end to end, are enough to create a land bridge from China to Australia...
You clearly haven't done much research when it comes to Australian Military History partially WW1 there is are reason why other country respect their military prowess, writhing are large paragraph of complete nonesence doesn't make you look smart.
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Caterpillar was like GTFO once it realized what was about to go down.
Good to see 2RAR is trying to reach the same standards as 3RAR, it may seem an impossible task but keep on trying. 😄
Haha shots fired
😂😂😂 aren't they still mourning the loss of their wings??
Like losing your wings?
@@obell7 I was a combat engineer so never had wings but all the grunts can fall in behind really haha
and its good to see that 3 RAR is still trying to reach the same standards as 5/7 RAR (MECH ) 1973-2006
Who dares swims
2 RAR water Rats
Who swims, wins
does the cameraman were a camaflagne as well😅
.....i mean,who jumps out of a perfectly good aereoplane and then walks 100k's to dig in...i mean, Really...🤣😂....'Shot Out'...
Great background Music
2nd to 1
Would be great to see more sniper training, exercises etc, America has so many content on RUclips, however Australia is quiet and lacks the same extent of variety and quality of content which makes searching for specific vids incredibly difficult if you are looking for Aussie content.
thats the difference tho,we go about our business,Quietly.
@@dmystify1381 yes completely indeed, I usually watch channel periscope films- and WW2 era instructional videos and War Footage from WW2 campaigns, to Vietnam, Iraq & Afghanistan, also documentaries.
I totally try to immerse myself and learn as much as possible.
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keen, eh?
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He could be good inside mixed salad🥗with all these leaves...😉i joke an bit
"ahh found him, the huge bush next to the bright red scope cap lever"
He dead....
I didn't hear a recock and fire, so target down patch out and next.
They have a lot to learn if this clip is indicative of normal procedure, boys go deer hunting with a seasoned deer stalker no breaking twigs rustling grass
its not
Not everything is published...
Humans can't hear like dear, those twigs, unlikely to be heard by any human. Close country like that absorbs sound.
If people making comments about my comments on this particular clip, that are making statements about noise not traveling, well all I can say is if a microphone on a camera can pick it up , the enemy certainly can
MOVEMENT AND NOISE are the give away
A twig breaking can be heard several hundred metres away by the human ear , movement even more
If you haven’t been in a conflict zone in HEAVY cover don’t comment , if you have I just shake my head in disbelief
hey mate, the video has a microphone up real close for ambience and to make the video sounds nicer in reality it aint that loud
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Who cares who wins?
Australia's military is far too small to achieve the task required of it as it is vastly dwarfed in terms of numbers of personnel and equipment by all of its neighbours. This is the result of decades of underfunding and neglect by its politicians who prefer to focus on quality of lifestyle type issues at the expense of fundamental matters of existence. Enabling this strategic apathy and negligence is the misguided belief that US military power is nearly unlimited and globally dominant and that it would automatically come to the defence of Australia should any of her neighbours attack her.
The US is not obligated under the ANZUS Alliance to send troops or equipment to our aid in the event of an attack upon us. They are only obligated to engage in talks with us and nothing more.
As we have all seen, the US did not assist Ukraine, a fellow democracy, when it was invaded because it is not under any binding treaty-based obligation to do so. Even though failure to render assistance to Ukraine has resulted in Russian forces now sitting on the borders of NATO countries with whom the US does have a treaty-backed obligation to come to their defence in the event they are attacked. The Americans have chosen to delay dealing with the problem choosing, instead, to only engage in talking about it, a clear indication of where their interests lie. It would not be surprising to see the US attempt to withdraw from NATO in the coming years (after 2024?).
We should not expect the US to do anything other than talk with us should we come under attack by a foreign power. Even if they did want to assist us they do not have the shipping capacity needed to move their forces and equipment here. The US President is not able to use the Defence Production Act to commandeer an international shipping line as all the big shipping lines are foreign-owned.
If Ukraine were a nuclear-armed state Russia would not have been able to invade it. Look at how the small nation of North Korea, with a population of 25 million, laughed off the US, a nation of more than 320 million, under President Trump, despite his threats of raining "fire and fury" down upon them. Now contrast that with what has been happening in Ukraine, a nation of 44 million, being crushed out of existence by Russia, a nation of 147 million and nuclear-armed.
However, what is clear is that no one would risk attacking us if we were nuclear-armed. Better to prevent war than to try to prosecute one inflicted upon us. The way to maintain peace between nations is by the possession of nuclear weapons because these weapons rule out the possibility of war altogether.
Totally agree with you Robert, as it is inevitable that China will eventually claim historic ownership over Australia using a map of Gondwanaland when Australia, China and Antarctica were still connected. They will threaten to call upon their absolutely massive navy to start bringing over their approximately 300 million strong fighting-age males, literally enough humans that if laid end to end, are enough to create a land bridge from China to Australia...
You clearly haven't done much research when it comes to Australian Military History partially WW1 there is are reason why other country respect their military prowess, writhing are large paragraph of complete nonesence doesn't make you look smart.
@@Warhorse469 Can you repeat that in English?
waiting for a verse from the bible next.....📖