GERMAN ARMY MOUNTAIN GUIDES: Bitter Battle Training in high Terrain | Part 3
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- Опубликовано: 6 фев 2025
- BECOMING AN ARMY MOUNTAIN GUIDE: Bitter Battle Training in high Terrain | Part 3
The Bundeswehr's mountain guides are considered one of the best mountain units in the world. Their training is one of the toughest in the army: high peaks, extreme cold and constant danger characterize their everyday life. They scale heights such as the Blue Ice Glacier in Bavaria and train to rescue people in difficult mountain conditions, often by helicopter. Only a few make it through the tests, where any mistake can be life-threatening. With the motto “In any season, in any terrain”, they show their dedication and determination - qualities that make the toughest soldiers army mountain guides.
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venerable Huey still working hard.
its cool seeing guys from 10th SFG training with them
Have a happy new year WELT Documentary
part 4 ?
United Kingdom Special Forces send a select few from their mountain troop on this course, and its a cracker!😃
Was the narration written as if they're talking to 5yr olds?
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Sorry but Germany haves no real Mountains……this is a Joke…..they train in Austria or in Switzerland. Wer often, Swiss Highmountain Units have to rescue them from the the top of a real mountain.
true, they only have Bavarian Alps, Allgäu Alps, Ammergau Alps, Wetterstein, Karwendal, Berchtesgaden and Chiemgau. Italy and France have no mountains, either. Actually only Washington and Nepal have real mountains.
You are waaaay off.@@ardeladimwit
@@johnadkins1137 not by much. Dolomites are only rocks.Shasta is a daisy and Scotland only has highlands.
Your completely right. Germany only has 204 mountains... great job. Now go back to sleep. Your bedtime's propably over already👍
Oh, and about 39.000 summits (peaks over 300m in hight, you smoothbrain)
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