Yes especially in the Italian theater but wool was chosen because of the Central European climate. More common in Italy and some in Russia; they used HBT feldbluses
@@SirDinzhi yeah, the stuffy, impractical, uncomfortable “drip”, give me an allied uniform anyday, look better and actually work like they’re meant to in combat
@@robertmocniklollolhaha9420 I did not understood. Why sleeves were rolled? Because uniforms were of wool? It is implied wool was too hot, by was it the case? Confusing.
They rolled up their sleeves in order to roll up their sleeves, because it was preferred to roll up their sleeves, and rolling up their sleeves meant that their sleeves were rolled up. Therefore, they rolled their sleeves up.
I'm not sure what part you didn't understand so I'm just going to explain all of it. The uniforms where made of wool, not cotton. Wool is warmer than cotton, a lot warmer. Rolling sleeves up is a common way to cool down. The creator only mentioned the first fact and not the second two, because most people know that already.
True. No explanation is actually given. That wool was warm and the tunics were too hot to wear with the sleeves down we are simply left to conclude on our own.
It's just a cultural thing imo. In German if we have to get our hands dirty we call that "die Ärmel hochkrempeln" (rolling up the sleeve's). It's just easier to do hard work when you roll up the sleeves first, especially in hot weather. Also I doubt that other armies didn't do it.
@@organicmechanic5150fun fact, the writer of Johnny B. Goode chuck berry is extremely fucked up. He’d piss and fart in womens mouths. He’d put cameras in the womens toilets in his gas stations he owned. He did sex trafficking. And that’s just some of it! Your welcome!
@@natebox4550 who actually thinks farting in a woman's mouth is acceptable, obviously Chuck which is fucked. Yeah I am not really into that weird kinky shit. Cameras in toilets, yeah nah.
"Alright lads the bosh is over there let‘s atta- Oh my! Get back get back get back! They‘re rolling up their sleeves they really Must be serious about this. RETREEEAT!" The famous sleeves up intimidation 👀
Germany was already plenty intimidating. They didn't really need to compensate. Best guess was that they mostly rolled their sleeves up to keep their uniforms from getting caught in the barbed wire.
To be fair a lot of people actually think Red British uniforms back in the day were to make the enemy think they didn't bleed and scare the enemy. Which is obviously the most hilarious lie ever but people actually believe it.
@@miltonhart499 No it's not. Irish farmers wear wool sweaters, they don't roll up the sleeves. Just saying "wool" doesn't really mean much especially in a random ass RUclips short. Did you know that the reason Nazi's wore ribbons on their uniforms is because they have pins? Basically the way he said it.
During my military service (Germany), we had to roll them up in summer. Because the officers told us so. Summer up, winter down. Never questioned this this tradition.
You got ordered to roll it up? In my unit it was a case of: In the field you can wear whatever you want, however you want. And on base you were allowed to roll up, but didnt have to
All these years I have pondered this obsessively. Now I finally know. Thank you for posting this precious information. Now I will finally be able to sleep in peace.
Is that a star wars thing? Lol I don't understand. If you're saying that the Germans were the largest contributor to the Axis powers, I suppose that makes sense. Although the Japanese summarily would sooner die than surrender, but they joined later and were fighting a very different war. The Japanese would've had their children shooting at the allies before they'd surrender, were it not for the atomic bombs.
@@kevinalamo4250 Japan didn’t surrender based off the Atomic bombs they did because the soviets declared war on them and took over Manchuria with a brutality they hadn’t seen before and decided the Americans would be a better choice
@@mattbeast38 That's fair in that the Soviets were on some other shit, but seeing 2 cities burnt to ash by some contraption nobody had ever seen before was primarily responsible for the cessation of the war. It's hard to compete with the brutality of cities of civilians vaporized in an instant. Perhaps the politicians of the US would be more diplomatic, but being nuked isn't exactly extending an olive branch. Hitler thought America would join Germany when he invaded Russia bc the feverish anti-communist sentiment in America, but fortunately it didn't pan out that way. The Red Army was no joke. I have only studied American military history, but would be interested in knowing more about the Soviet/Axis encounters. The importance of the USSR in WWII tends to be downplayed in American History classes cuz, ya know... Russia
@@kevinalamo4250 to be fair 3 days before the deployment of atomic weaponry the U.S. Air Force dropped thousands of leaflets across Nagasaki and Hiroshima warning people of the imminent danger, however the Japanese didn’t believe the Americans had the weaponry or resolve to do it
“They did not roll up their sleeves to intimidate the enemy” thanks, those forearms really looked menacing. I was wondering if they were trying to scare the Allies
In the Danish army we used suspenders so that we on marches durring summer, could just open the jacket and unzip the pants for extra cooling. looked like crap but worked like a charm.
This is an interesting video engagement strategy that I'm seeing a lot. The creators avoid making their point so that the comments section explodes with people asking, people explaining, people complaining, and people mocking. Props! They got me!
Still is in the U.S. Army too. The crazy part of the U.S. Armies is you can't just roll them up or down. They have to follow the dress code until it's changed.
@@samuelhowie4543In the Russian AF too according to the "Military uniform wearing rules". You're wearing boots, pants, shirt, jacket with rolled up sleeves and cap when it's hot, and while you are standing in formation you can feel sweaty rivers on your back.
@@_just_another_filthy_redcoat So, you are implying that because I wear undershorts and pants today, to keep my junk from hanging out and getting cold, that they had a different reason for wearing undershorts and pants 80 years ago?
So, when you’re working a physical job like being a soldier during hotter times of the year, it cools you off a little bit to roll your sleeves and expose your skin to the air. No kidding. Who knew?
German soldiers roll up sleeves because "this wool tunic is hot af bro"
Yes especially in the Italian theater but wool was chosen because of the Central European climate. More common in Italy and some in Russia; they used HBT feldbluses
Literally that drip is 🔥🔥🔥
@@SirDinzhi ja komrade
@@SirDinzhi yeah, the stuffy, impractical, uncomfortable “drip”, give me an allied uniform anyday, look better and actually work like they’re meant to in combat
And itchy
I never would’ve imagined that when it got hot, they’d roll up their sleeves. Truly mind blowing.
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Yeah i was mind blown when he said it wasnt to intimidate the enemy
Apparently they kept their sleeves rolled up in Stalingrad, hence why so many died
Like America back in the day I thought Germany in WWII had a whooooole lot of ways to get free cotton? Jus sayin 🤷
I swear videos like this are the reason we have instructions on soap bottles
R/rareinsults
Hahaha..
this video said nothing
🤣🤣🤣
And shampoo
Some shampoo brands actually warn you to not take it internally
Tiger battalion rolls up.
Allies: calm
Fritz rolls up his shirt.
Allies: panic
Pretty much
@@Debbiejamie222 gotta show that perfect musculature of their forearms
@@Debbiejamie222 maybe the rolled up sleeve could protect the elbow too wdyt
@@jamesgoldring1052 they are flexing literally
Right 😲
Next video: "Why did the German unzip their pants when peeing?"
Hahahahaaaaaahh!!
They didn't
Pissing
So they didnt brunz down their leg
Both sleeves and zipper were for prostate exams
How to make people confused about stuff they weren't confused of
What is confusing here?
@@robertmocniklollolhaha9420 the explanation could be simplified
by saying the wool made it hot, so they rolled up their sleeves
@@jeffery8168 yeah But he wanted to give u an explaination And all circumstances behind it as all explaining shorts do
@@robertmocniklollolhaha9420 I did not understood. Why sleeves were rolled? Because uniforms were of wool? It is implied wool was too hot, by was it the case? Confusing.
You did it. You managed to dance around your question without actually answering it for the entire length of this clip Well done #clappyhands
Is clear it was because of the heat
Bet he asked this question in chat gpt
Like all his other videos
@@CAROLDDISCOVER-1983 cope
@@CAROLDDISCOVER-1983even a three years old kid knows that wool keeps you warm😂
“Fuck it’s hot.” *rolls up sleeves.* “Much better.”
Video: InTeReStInG FaCt AbOuT GeRmAN SlEeVe
this guy tryna get that 500 word count in his essay
1.3k like with 0 cmt let me fix dat
1.5k actually
They rolled up their sleeves in order to roll up their sleeves, because it was preferred to roll up their sleeves, and rolling up their sleeves meant that their sleeves were rolled up. Therefore, they rolled their sleeves up.
"Yo dawg! I heard you like rolling up your sleeves so we put sleeves on your sleeves so you can roll up your sleeves while rolling up your sleeves!"
@@kenbarlow5373 I sleeve what you done there very sleevy
That's exactly how much information I got from this video
10/10😂
The best scuffed chat gpt answer
“hey man are we in danger”
“nah man he just has a gun”
“but his sleeves are rolled up”
More wasted time l cannot get back.
@@paulamberger319
I bet you've got plenty.
See, just a gun, nothing up his sleeves
Uh oh his sleeve are up he's getting ready to fight. Run!
Wow
"Cotton is too expensive, so let's use a wool and silk blend"
Those crazy Germans.
Cotton is a sponge under rain and not protect from wind and cold wool is m'uch better
Cotton used to be precious and expensive. In the past, wool and linen was the cloth of the average person. Nowadays it's the opposite
@@badbotchdown9845 und Seide wärmt/isoliert 😉🥀
Hugo Boss. What do you expect.
Wool actually wore better than any other fabric from that time. And still does if you take out the artificial fabrics.
Please do "why did German soldiers eat food" next!
because their food was 90% carbohydrates and 10% protein
@@mikrosixtysix makes sense, but maybe they did it to scare the enemy?!
in reality they didn't have to
Dont say bad things to germany!
@@annajohansson9560 I'll say what I like, them fuckers bombed a street down from where I live now!
Gotta love how you didn't explain why they rolled up their sleeves.
Because they are hot and itchy
Which when used during summer, makes it hotter and itchier
@@ryanchungus8972 makes sense but it doesn't explain that in the video
@@stahliboi6249 I'm convinced they use AI for these videos
@@ryanchungus8972 You could literally set a bot to make videos like this. AI generated script, AI generated voice, AI sourced images...
"Oh no,they rolled up their sleeves. RUN AWAY, RUN AWAY!"
Lmfao
Brilliant
They're really angry now
It's partly why Indiana Jones was so mad at them. They did unspeakable things to clothing.
@@Pimp-Master
"An army which carries its sleeves rolled up before it... is _invincible._ "
Great way to dodge a question you posed yourself.
If you ever feel useless, remember this guy and his video exists.
Right!
Hahahahhaa
LoL 😂
@We Wuz VIKANGS !!! n shiet . As somebody living in Africa: I didn't get it.
@@artificialanimeuniverse5063 Dude's a racist trying to make a joke (and failed miserably). Just ignore them.
I like the bit where he explains why they roll up their sleeves.
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🤣
the best part
I hear a sequel is in the works.
I'm not sure what part you didn't understand so I'm just going to explain all of it.
The uniforms where made of wool, not cotton.
Wool is warmer than cotton, a lot warmer.
Rolling sleeves up is a common way to cool down.
The creator only mentioned the first fact and not the second two, because most people know that already.
Ask a question and make it seem like you know the answer,but instead, just talk a lot of gibberish...that uniform was TOO hot dammit...
We germans got style.
"Laughs in Russian winter"
Fr sounding like you’re complaining from personal experience..
@@62mer I wonder if he's currently living in Argentina 🤔
Can confirm as a owner of a 1940(m40) uniform it is hotter than fuck and thats why I roll up the sleeves
Next vid: why people remove a bottlecap before drinking.
Ah yes I too roll up my sleeves because my shirt is 90% wool and 10% silk
Lol
What? Did you lose your colonies too?
@@peterkapunkt6783 yes it was so sad to see them go 😔
Artificial silk at that. Rayon maybe?
91% wool and 9% silk I wouldn’t tuck it, personally speaking
I watched this many times and I still don't know why they rolled up their sleeves.
They did this to look sharp, even in the grindset one must preserve the drip
to present a decent look while cooling yourself off on a hot day.
True. No explanation is actually given. That wool was warm and the tunics were too hot to wear with the sleeves down we are simply left to conclude on our own.
@@paullambert8701
Or maybe they wanted to get the German version of a “farmer’s tan” 😂?
It's just a cultural thing imo.
In German if we have to get our hands dirty we call that "die Ärmel hochkrempeln" (rolling up the sleeve's). It's just easier to do hard work when you roll up the sleeves first, especially in hot weather.
Also I doubt that other armies didn't do it.
“Why did they roll up their sleeves?” Any soldier today: “Because it’s hot asf and it looks cool.”
And your sleeves don't get dirty if you pick something up from the ground etc.
Exactly
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👍
Hugo Boss suggested it?
The question nobody was asking, left completely unanswered. The comments are gold though 😅
“In reality, the Germans did not roll up their sleeves to scare the enemy.”
I-
I fucking.. what???
They rolled their sleeves when taking a shitzen.
This has to be AI generated or at least made by someone who's new to English
Imagine if they'd rolled up their trousers as well? The allied forces would have all stayed at home in bed.
@@kenbarlow5373 hahaha
"Der Feind greift an! Hans, roll deine Ärmel hoch!"
"My god, have you seen their forearms??"
"Retreat, retreat!!"
You're username lol
Bro that Username, are u fr. Mad disrespectful
@@fabiancolumbus6271
Genius
Lmaooooo
W username
The Germans rolling their sleeves:
“Guess you guys aren’t ready for that yet. But your kids are gonna love it.”
Love a "Back To The Future" reference 🤟
@@organicmechanic5150fun fact, the writer of Johnny B. Goode chuck berry is extremely fucked up. He’d piss and fart in womens mouths. He’d put cameras in the womens toilets in his gas stations he owned. He did sex trafficking. And that’s just some of it! Your welcome!
@@natebox4550 who actually thinks farting in a woman's mouth is acceptable, obviously Chuck which is fucked. Yeah I am not really into that weird kinky shit. Cameras in toilets, yeah nah.
"Alright lads the bosh is over there let‘s atta-
Oh my! Get back get back get back! They‘re rolling up their sleeves they really Must be serious about this. RETREEEAT!"
The famous sleeves up intimidation 👀
"role up their sleeves to scare the enemy"?!?
Not enough comments about that
Germany was already plenty intimidating. They didn't really need to compensate. Best guess was that they mostly rolled their sleeves up to keep their uniforms from getting caught in the barbed wire.
@@housekaughffvslycir4319 Right? Seems like some soy men are scared of rolled up sleeves.
oui oui baguettes shit pierre.! 'zsose zermans haf rollf sleebes. hwat a oui gouna zoo now??
@@purachinachinchin 😂
"It was not to scare the enemy" no-one, no-one thinks this 🤣 "look out! Forearms!! Aaaahhhgh"
Well, yes
Pre Marital Forearm Exposure
You sound pretty scared
The ones with armhair are especially terrifying :(
Well .. if you see a army just roll on and unstoppable, you dont just roll up your sleaves to sit on your ass ..
"they did not roll up their sleeves to scare the enemy" 🤣🤡
Words fail me as to how stupid that line was. :-)
I'm scared shitless when I see rolled up sleeves
Lol wtf was he talking about? Literally every Army rolled they're sleeves and then some.
I spit coffee through my nose
To be fair a lot of people actually think Red British uniforms back in the day were to make the enemy think they didn't bleed and scare the enemy. Which is obviously the most hilarious lie ever but people actually believe it.
Because it's chill as fuck to roll up your sleeves
this video if it was a dialogue:
-honey, why do you keep rolling your sleeves?
-yes
"They did not do this to scare enemies."
That one French guy: EVERYONE RUN! THAT DUDE HAS HIS SLEEVES ROLLED UP!
He's French, so that's actually believable...
“To scare their enemies” LOL WHAT
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Nothing more terrifying than a hairless snow-white forearm.... I guess?
Lookout, he has bare forearms, grrrrrrr
Nothing more terrifying than a platoon of soldiers with “rolled up sleeves.” Yeah nobody thought it was to scare the enemy.
I scare my kids with rolling up my sleeves if they dont do their homework.
Btw in case you are curious they didn't roll up their sleeves during winter 😉 I may or may not know why
WWWHHHHHYYYY??????!!!!!!!
we need to know!!!
Tell us
Tell us please dammit I wanna know why
Dude just straight up said that and never came back.
I like how you still didn’t answer you own question about why they had there sleeves rolled up but told us what the uniforms was made out of
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that comes in part 3
When he mentioned wool that is all I needed to know.
Because most people know wool is warm af and that rolling up sleeves is a regular way to cool down.
@@miltonhart499 No it's not. Irish farmers wear wool sweaters, they don't roll up the sleeves. Just saying "wool" doesn't really mean much especially in a random ass RUclips short. Did you know that the reason Nazi's wore ribbons on their uniforms is because they have pins? Basically the way he said it.
I feel like this video is how a presidential candidate would answer a question at a debate
In case you didn't get it: wool can get uncomfortably hot, and also wool against bare skin will itch like hell after a while.
ANNNNDDD the answer is…. NOT in this video.
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Hotness! 🔥
That makes sense. I always roll up my sleeves because sewing from cotton is to expensive.
They wanted to show the enemy that they had nothing up their sleeves.
Wait, they didn't roll them up to scare the enemy? Well I sure am glad you cleared that up.
"They rolled up their sleeves to scare the enemy shirtless." *Badum tssss*
"because french women"🗿💀
My favorite part is when he answered the question
Funfact, german soldiers still do this on hot summer days.
This is also called: Sommerbefohlen…😅
Like everyone else do
.. while digging a hole at a sandy Dutch beach.
make the bundeswehr great again
@@cobiknecht3607 no its called Anzugserleichterung
"German soldiers rolled their sleeves to scare the enemy."
- No one, ever.
I refuse to believe that they didn't roll up their sleeves as an intimidation tactic
German Soldier: "Why these youths have sagging trousers?" - Time traveler from 1941.
I am so sick of people using "Nazis" and "Germans" intermixed.
"Soldiers of other countries did not allow rolling up of sleeves." 🤣 Bull!
I'm wondering where he learned English, and if it's his 1st language, cos his sentence structure and clarity is horrific if it's his native tongue.
@@owieprone it's not a real voice mate. Just text to speech
@@owieprone an ai probably made this
When I was in Vietnam it was required to roll up your sleeves.
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You roll up your sleeves when there's work to do...where I am from 🤣😁
During my military service (Germany), we had to roll them up in summer. Because the officers told us so. Summer up, winter down. Never questioned this this tradition.
I guess you guys are just really good at following orders
You got ordered to roll it up? In my unit it was a case of: In the field you can wear whatever you want, however you want. And on base you were allowed to roll up, but didnt have to
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@@GiantsRTheBest1 No, we're just really bad at not following orders.
I like the part where you explain the reasoning behind rolling up their sleeves. Do not recommend channel button looking real good right now.
If you need an explanation to why someone would roll up their sleeves that are made of wool then I don’t think it’s the creator fault lol
@Cfax I get where your coming from but the creator needs to assume dumbasses like this guy are watching their videos
They literally just said it was made of wool. Which is notorious for being poor wear in hot weather.
I did it after i leave this comment
@@cfax2835 if the creator promises an answer he should offer one.
The Germans were really ahead of their time with this tactic, I'm surprised other armies haven't adopted this one
Look at our USMC, They ALWAYS have their Sleeves Rolled up on their Fatigues. 🤨
Not to brag or anything but I would look good in a German uniform.
One of the perks to being a descendant of the fatherland
All these years I have pondered this obsessively. Now I finally know. Thank you for posting this precious information. Now I will finally be able to sleep in peace.
Me, a German, unknowingly watching this video with my sleeves rolled up.
o_o;
"ArE yOu ThReAtEnInG mEeEe?!"
It’s because Hugo boss told them “you’ll like the way you look I guarantee it”
Men’s Warehouse
Boss had nothing to do with Wehrmacht uniform design... he just produce them on government order
@@nagmashot it’s called a joke…should be obvious
Literally lol.
@@se7enei8htnin97 *War-hause.
Don't think I've seen a picture of an Australian soldier in WW2 without their sleeves rolled up.
Or Brit’s and sometimes Americans
bro thinks I’m Akinator 👺👺☠️
I’m still waiting for an answer lmao
The answer is the material, it becomes very hot in this tunics ;)
@@couteau86 that's all he had to say like dam
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they were working so hard carrying the weight of the entire alliance
What ?
Is that a star wars thing?
Lol I don't understand. If you're saying that the Germans were the largest contributor to the Axis powers, I suppose that makes sense. Although the Japanese summarily would sooner die than surrender, but they joined later and were fighting a very different war. The Japanese would've had their children shooting at the allies before they'd surrender, were it not for the atomic bombs.
@@kevinalamo4250 Japan didn’t surrender based off the Atomic bombs they did because the soviets declared war on them and took over Manchuria with a brutality they hadn’t seen before and decided the Americans would be a better choice
@@mattbeast38 That's fair in that the Soviets were on some other shit, but seeing 2 cities burnt to ash by some contraption nobody had ever seen before was primarily responsible for the cessation of the war. It's hard to compete with the brutality of cities of civilians vaporized in an instant. Perhaps the politicians of the US would be more diplomatic, but being nuked isn't exactly extending an olive branch.
Hitler thought America would join Germany when he invaded Russia bc the feverish anti-communist sentiment in America, but fortunately it didn't pan out that way. The Red Army was no joke. I have only studied American military history, but would be interested in knowing more about the Soviet/Axis encounters. The importance of the USSR in WWII tends to be downplayed in American History classes cuz, ya know... Russia
@@kevinalamo4250 to be fair 3 days before the deployment of atomic weaponry the U.S. Air Force dropped thousands of leaflets across Nagasaki and Hiroshima warning people of the imminent danger, however the Japanese didn’t believe the Americans had the weaponry or resolve to do it
“They did not roll up their sleeves to intimidate the enemy” thanks, those forearms really looked menacing. I was wondering if they were trying to scare the Allies
"Run lads, I can see their forearms"
I don't think so!
The drip is just too 🔥 thats why they have to roll up their sleeves
They were fighting for a bad cause, but their uniforms were the best looking out of any WW2 uniforms hands down. The dark grey looks super nice
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@@teamextras4life270 i dont know bro ask ur sleepy biden
This has to fall under the Jeopardy category: "Questions no one has ever cared to ask about World War II."
Considering how hot modern uniforms can get I can imagine how brutal it must have been in near completely wool uniforms.
Been a WW2 German re enactor for 30 years and from my experience they breath really well and don't get as bad as you might think.
Der alte Ärmelhochkrempeltrick um den Gegner zu verunsichern. Wer kennt ihn nicht 😂
They rolled up their sleeves because being a soldier gets hot as fuck in summer
Source: I'm a soldier
I am an avergage winter Jogger and can confirm that this Soldier is telling the truth.
In the Danish army we used suspenders so that we on marches durring summer, could just open the jacket and unzip the pants for extra cooling. looked like crap but worked like a charm.
Literally anyone with a shirt can do this lol
Right, guess the nazis came up with sleeve rolling due to hot temperatures 😂.
ugh wool and polyester would have killed me in the heat before the enemies could shoot 🥵🥴
Wow, I really liked the part where they explained specifically why they could have done that :)
Germans so badass with rolled up sleeves, "oh you want this G.I.? Come at me brudi!"
So.....there was STILL NO EXPLANATION as to why they rolled up their sleeves!
To show off their tattoos
They rolled there sleeves as a way to identify you are german
"rolling up your sleeves" is also a German phrase with the meaning "getting to work" or "about to get things done".
This is an interesting video engagement strategy that I'm seeing a lot. The creators avoid making their point so that the comments section explodes with people asking, people explaining, people complaining, and people mocking. Props! They got me!
"OOOOHH SHIT, HE HAS HIS SLEEVES ROLLED UP HE GON WOOP OUR ASS BEARHANDED!"
Obviously it’s not an intimidation tactic lol. “Fuck me I’d stay away from him. He’s got his sleeves rolled up.”
This guy explains stuff like a politician
"He's rolling up his sleeves! WE GOT A SPY IN THE CAMP!"
Rolling up your sleeve is still common practice in the german army on hot days, there’s a specific technique to it so it still looks sharp
Still is in the U.S. Army too. The crazy part of the U.S. Armies is you can't just roll them up or down. They have to follow the dress code until it's changed.
@@samuelhowie4543In the Russian AF too according to the "Military uniform wearing rules". You're wearing boots, pants, shirt, jacket with rolled up sleeves and cap when it's hot, and while you are standing in formation you can feel sweaty rivers on your back.
Is it weird to state the fact that they still look fresh asf
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We did that in the USMC. Roll em up during the hot summer, down during the winter.
In 1944 ?
If not that’s as irrelevant as me saying we did this in cadets 🙄
@@_just_another_filthy_redcoat So, you are implying that because I wear undershorts and pants today, to keep my junk from hanging out and getting cold, that they had a different reason for wearing undershorts and pants 80 years ago?
@@barnybrewman1571 fuck it why not
I can’t even remember watching the video at this point so fuck knows what my point was going to be 🤷♂️
Not every German was a nazi!!!!
And not every Nazi was a German!
Why would a rolled up sleeve even scare anyone😅
So, when you’re working a physical job like being a soldier during hotter times of the year, it cools you off a little bit to roll your sleeves and expose your skin to the air. No kidding. Who knew?
weird theory
because their uniforms were stylin af
The same reason we rolled up our sleeves in Iraq. It’s effin hot!!
That was my thinking too
Am I the only one who notice all this soldiers are handsome
One day in the future there’s gonna be a picture of todays people and then they gonna be like “Why do they tie their shoes?
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Or why leggings..
"You'll never believe it. They had shoelaces."
"It was not to scare their enemys, but for something totally different."
On the next video: Why did English Airmen breathe through their noses when flying??
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„Let‘s kill this damm Krauts“
Sees rolled up sleeves
„Ohh lord we are gonna die“
Next video- *"Why did German soldiers throw the grenade before it explodes"*
Wha... they did?!
Whenever someone asks why a soldier does something, the answer is probably "because its more comfortable that way"
as a former soldier, yes this is 100% true.
Very nice and in depth way of saying that they were flipping hot 🥵
Heat is hot
with thanks to Hugo Boss
I like how you ask a question and never explain why, like say "cause of the material, they were extremely hot" and explain why it was wool
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