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  • Published on Mar 15, 2026
  • How did one Finnish farmer create a sniping method so effective it defied every military doctrine of his time?
    In the frozen forests of the Winter War, Simo Häyhä used a simple, low-tech technique that turned the environment itself into a weapon - achieving over 500 confirmed kills in just 100 days without ever using a telescopic sight.
    This video breaks down the engineering logic behind Häyhä’s battlefield innovation - from natural camouflage and optical contrast reduction to the ballistic physics that made his iron-sight accuracy legendary. Learn how environmental adaptation, weapon modification, and disciplined breathing formed a system of precision warfare long before digital rangefinders existed.
    We’ll connect these lessons to modern-day military training, survival engineering, and marksmanship science - proving that technical problem-solving and resourceful design under pressure remain timeless tools of innovation.
    Explore the intersection of military history, wartime engineering, and technical ingenuity - and discover why Häyhä’s method is still studied by modern snipers and engineers alike.
    Subscribe to Iron Minds for more stories of wartime innovation, engineering solutions under fire, and the ingenious minds that reshaped the battlefield.
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  • @2pac_zac
    @2pac_zac 3 months ago +35

    The standard issue Finnish gloves did in fact have precise openings for fingernail exposure... a well known fact amongst military historians.

  • @willsteelrandall
    @willsteelrandall 2 months ago +6

    Dawn in January in Finland is not at 6am. ai.

  • @sylvesterthecat555
    @sylvesterthecat555 2 months ago +30

    I was able to watch till min 1:07 “ his name was Simo Haha “ . Ridiculously insulting.

    • @user-po5po6pn8o
      @user-po5po6pn8o Month ago +4

      It was over for me when they said he had absolutely no experience or training. He was in their version of the national guard reserves and hunted his whole life.

    • @JesterofJustice
      @JesterofJustice Month ago +2

      Simo Häyhä was a Finnish sniper. This and the story is mostly accurate. The captions probably butchered the name because everyone is relying on ai to spell check the videos along with making them as well. What I find weird is that I’ve seen this exact video posted by many other ai channels. One of which randomly started posting news, but entirely made up using ai.

    • @JesterofJustice
      @JesterofJustice Month ago

      @TheHiddenFront2103

  • @71poiuytrewq
    @71poiuytrewq 2 months ago +149

    The fact that Hollywood has made a zillion films about world war II but has never made a film about the exploits of this guy tells me all I need to know about who the people are that control Hollywood.

    • @Saintac31
      @Saintac31 2 months ago +4

      I think they have in Finland 🇫🇮

    • @Longtack55
      @Longtack55 2 months ago +4

      Have the Finns made a film about him? What does that question tell you? You Tube is neither "Hollywood" nor Finnish, but it does bring you enticements for your curiosity.

    • @phm19880
      @phm19880 2 months ago +5

      ​@Saintac31they just publish first movie telling about him in Finland. They start to film next year I think

    • @db-ne9fy
      @db-ne9fy 2 months ago +8

      From EU! Sooooo true! It is ALWAYS and ONLY the Americans who save the world 😂😂😂😂😂😂

    • @PootJuice1990
      @PootJuice1990 2 months ago +4

      Yeah not really though. Hollywood left out a lot of heroes.

  • @sigsegv111
    @sigsegv111 Month ago +56

    FU Ai .... there should be filter on youtube to skip Ai videos

  • @Adrian_Nel
    @Adrian_Nel Month ago +3

    The snow in his mouth didn't "absorb the moisture". It just cooled his breath so that there was no temperature difference.

  • @heukelummer
    @heukelummer 3 months ago +74

    What an awfull ai imaging!

    • @lodewijklangeweg742
      @lodewijklangeweg742 Month ago

      The government of Finland sided with the German Nazis who attacked the Soviets. The latter only defended themselves eventually driving the Nazis all the way back to Berlin. Some 25 million people died in the Soviet Union thanks to the Nazis, and Finland gave the Nazis a helping hand in that atrocity, as the video shows.

    • @heukelummer
      @heukelummer Month ago +4

      ​@lodewijklangeweg742what has that to do with my reaction on awfull a.i?

    • @douglaspate9314
      @douglaspate9314 Month ago +1

      Totally agree

    • @kottik1
      @kottik1 Month ago

      Those office desks and wooden chairs Russians used in the middle of winter countryside 🤦‍♂️😅

    • @kristianskeggs2058
      @kristianskeggs2058 Month ago

      "how an an elewete disffioeveatd head hreight differcentals thep visable profile"
      I sure hope he used AI for that.

  • @kemonoyama2084
    @kemonoyama2084 2 months ago +4

    I served in the military in a very cold place. Every soldier is taught to cover their face and mouth to prevent loss of heat and are issued scarves and various face covers.

  • @Sicarius089
    @Sicarius089 2 months ago +14

    It's always hilarious when you hear that soldiers did things like modify weapons or use their wits to reduce casualties of thier own allies whilst maximising enemy kills and it's considered "a violation of military protocol" it's like oh so you'd rather both sides just being canon fodder.
    On the issues with the scope too, the issue wasn't just breath fog but the scope would also fog up due to the cold. I'm glad you mentioned Simo putting snow in his mouth.
    I'm pretty sure Simo only had about 2-4 hours each day of sniping due to the minimal light. He was also shot in the face and lived. For those interested Sabaton did a song on him called "White Death".

    • @Coconut-Wireless
      @Coconut-Wireless Month ago +1

      The Fat Electrician does a great feature on him as well.

  • @kurtsknowledge
    @kurtsknowledge Month ago +5

    How come I never heard of "Simo Haha", in my Miltary History classes?

    • @Coconut-Wireless
      @Coconut-Wireless Month ago

      Check out The Fat Electrician. He covers a ton of people, including this guy. He is a very interesting storyteller of military history. Just know he uses a lot of language if you don't like that.

  • @TonyTwoForks
    @TonyTwoForks 2 months ago +1

    At 7:12, a guy in a completely modern outfit looks like he's giving a breathalyzer test to a soldier 😂

  • @BadExemplar
    @BadExemplar 3 days ago

    Simo Häyhä. Hi from FINLAND 🇫🇮

  • @michaelfoort2592
    @michaelfoort2592 3 months ago +31

    This has a very fake feel. AI strikes again. Snipers in freezing conditions wrap them in white cloth.

    • @davidtarason
      @davidtarason 3 months ago +9

      This is a true story!!!

    • @Josh-gy8zi
      @Josh-gy8zi 2 months ago +7

      Wow people getting so lazy! Will actually make a comment about this being a fake "AI" strikes again video, when a simple google or RUclips search would bring up tons of stories and videos about this TRUE story about an actual REAL PERSON.

    • @omarjohnson8845
      @omarjohnson8845 2 months ago +2

      Not fake

    • @dashtemargo2337
      @dashtemargo2337 2 months ago +2

      AI will replace you

    • @andriiprychepa5288
      @andriiprychepa5288 2 months ago +2

      ​@dashtemargo2337It's true story

  • @MOTOmizer
    @MOTOmizer Month ago

    Every time I hear a new story of the "white death" the number of kills have grow.

  • @shawntailor5485
    @shawntailor5485 Month ago +3

    Simo was my uncle and fathers friend, pa would take him a six pack of sassperalla whenever he was around . He went through several surgeries post war having his jaw rebuilt . He hated scopes and russians ,said long pig was all they were good for . Got a couple of Simo stories .

  • @DonnieCarver-e8m
    @DonnieCarver-e8m Month ago +1

    Wow, that is awesome, I love to hear stories like this, historical, and very interesting, Thank you so much for this video. 👍👍

  • @alanstrong3295
    @alanstrong3295 3 months ago +56

    Finland was wise and got the right fellas to win that war. Finns are brave and mighty warriors. Yahoo!

  • @aarnoarnold1973
    @aarnoarnold1973 2 months ago +15

    A tremendously intelligent, skillful, and disciplined man armed with plenty of Finnish sisu.

    • @AtiyehSadeqi
      @AtiyehSadeqi 2 months ago

      😂😂. به نظرم فنلاندی ها در دروغ یکم زیاده روی کرده اند. به نظر شما چقد ممکن است که با یک تفنگ گلوله زنی قدیمی اغلب با صدا و دود زیاد بتوانی در برابر ۵۰۰ سرباز زنده بمانی😂😂.
      مگر اینکه در خواب این کار را کرده باشی. البته ناگفته نماند که سلاحی که فنلاندی ها استفاده می کردند همان موزین ناگانت روسی بود که خیلی مناسب نبود. اگرچه بهترین تک تیرانداز آلمانی شکار را با این سلاح روسی شروع کرد و از این سلاح تحسین می کرد ولی بهرحال این سلاح چیزی نیست که شما مانند فیلم های هالیوودی در زیر برف پناه بگیری 😂و با گلوله های دقیق افراد را تک به تک و به ترتیب شکار کنی .
      به محض صدای شلیک و دیده شدن شعله و دود، بارانی از گلوله عربده کشان و نعره زنان به سمتت می آید. 😂
      اگر چه جغرافیای فنلاند خیلی مزاحم روسها بود و برتری فنلاندی ها حساب میشد. اما باز هم نمی توانید با این اوضاع ۵۰۰ شکار داشته باشید.
      خیلی دوستداشتم به او یک موزین ناگانت بدهم و یک هدف ۲۰ سانتی در فاصله ۴۰۰یاردی به او بدهم و ببینم چنتا از تیرهایش به هدف می خورد. البته باید توجه کنین که این آمار تک تیرانداز فنلاندی از طرف ارتش فنلاند تایید نشده

    • @Thor-Nutcut
      @Thor-Nutcut Month ago

      Tikka. the best rifle ever

    • @kevinstott3657
      @kevinstott3657 Month ago

      Free Men can't read spagetti but we definitely can shoot 😉 American Men, NEARLY all have at least 1 rifle or shotgun or pistol. We can arm all our people in a day if the private arms in America were shared with millions more in reserve. The Jihad knows death is within Our Borders...and we get to send them to Eternity...it's ONLY when killed when they'll realize Jesus is waiting there to judge them, and while no man can earn heaven but by the grace & mercy of Jesus Christ, they sure can earn hell! I died once, so a 1st hand testimony might just save your eternal soul by believing in THE ONE TRUE GOD OF ABRAHAM! This is your wakeup call. I don't care if you utilize the facts or not...but that IS WHAT IS THERE once we die from our earthly life prior to entering eternity. Good Luck! While there are no virgins there is nothing a Man needs once in Heaven.

  • @narharjoshi7150
    @narharjoshi7150 Month ago +1

    How many exactly did he kill. Figures like 501,560 , 357 come up in different stories

  • @aburningfirestudios1249

    Learned about this guy,as well as a few others in sniper school, part of sniper school is the history of the sniper,where the name sniper came from, famous snipers, ect in the military... pretty cool stuff to learn.

    • @aburningfirestudios1249
      @aburningfirestudios1249 Month ago

      ​Roy-z2bI'm not sure I get your comment bud...I'm 48...I didn't give away anything remotely sensitive in my comment...just an open blanket statement about a school I attended in the army and some very very basic very common knowledge to all....

  • @normann4016
    @normann4016 3 months ago +10

    your pronunciation of Simo's surname is horrible...

  • @donoghmckeogh573
    @donoghmckeogh573 Month ago +5

    January 1940 must have been very unusual in Finland...at 14:13 you tell us that dawn was at 6am...in January...in Finland...the problem is that when you make clanging errors like this, I then have to question what else in the video may be wrong...it's unfortunate...

  • @stefano2774
    @stefano2774 3 months ago +12

    Same as we in Sweden

  • @neilgillespie7435
    @neilgillespie7435 3 months ago +19

    There was no scope

    • @Smittyskroo2
      @Smittyskroo2 3 months ago +2

      I have never seen a scope on any rifle but a sniper's.

    • @DarcyChu-fi6lf
      @DarcyChu-fi6lf 3 months ago +4

      He was using a rifle without scope to hunt down Russian soldiers!

    • @chrisgunsandguitars1403
      @chrisgunsandguitars1403 2 months ago +2

      @Smittyskroo2 Scopes at the time would reflect light badly and give away your position.

    • @AAAskeet
      @AAAskeet 2 months ago

      Acogs

    • @DarcyChu-fi6lf
      @DarcyChu-fi6lf 2 months ago +1

      He was feared by Russian soldiers with nickname "White Death"!
      He is also the deadliest sniper in history!

  • @lionelgower6877
    @lionelgower6877 Month ago +1

    And in a way, the bravest solution, as all the other young snipers were shooting from a slightly further point which was a different feeling when being a bit closer to the enemy position and knowing that you still need to have an exit route.

  • @dwrodan
    @dwrodan Month ago

    "How an an elewete disffioe veatd head hreight differcentals thep visable profile."
    True military scholarship there.

  • @galesams4205
    @galesams4205 19 days ago +1

    The VC in vietnam used the Mosin-Nagant 7.62.54 in their sniper rifle. A very powerful round about like the 30-06. And the americans had the 22 cal. M-16 squirrel rifles.

  • @hatefeulblast
    @hatefeulblast 2 months ago +1

    Finns mark the history with exact determination of the SISU.

  • @ww2echostories1
    @ww2echostories1 2 months ago +5

    Using snow to absorb muzzle blast and reduce dust signature is elegant. It’s passive signature management before the term even existed. He's really very smart.

  • @WayWillow
    @WayWillow 2 months ago

    Say Semo "Hi-ya"

  • @suzukiyesteryear
    @suzukiyesteryear 3 months ago +11

    Is that the correct pronunciation: “High Ha?”
    Where are the Finn’s when we need them!!!???

    • @AM-cw1kp
      @AM-cw1kp 3 months ago

      NOU, hell nou! More like SImo HAEhae.

    • @AM-cw1kp
      @AM-cw1kp 3 months ago +1

      Fighting the invaders, vinkkelitossu.

    • @suzukiyesteryear
      @suzukiyesteryear 3 months ago +3

      @AM-cw1kpBest of luck with that…Now, how does one pronounce Semo’s last name? Thank you…

    • @AM-cw1kp
      @AM-cw1kp 3 months ago +4

      @suzukiyesteryear If you are a Finn, just say Häyhä. If you speak some indo-european ecoxtic language, it is HAEhea.

    • @suzukiyesteryear
      @suzukiyesteryear 3 months ago

      @AM-cw1kp”Hayha” works for me…thanks for clarification!!!

  • @andrehak
    @andrehak Month ago +2

    poor ai, poor narration, poor subtitles. Shame, because the story deserves more than a quick win for views.

  • @WW2LastLetters
    @WW2LastLetters 2 months ago +3

    18:31 “Over 500 confirmed sniper kills in just 100 days.” - this part really hit me because it shows how Simo didn’t win by aggression or technology, but by patience, restraint, and refusing to be predictable in an environment he truly understood. The idea that simplicity and discipline could completely dismantle a numerically superior force is both terrifying and inspiring. It made me think about how often we overcomplicate solutions when the answer is right in front of us. Do you think modern warfare still leaves room for this kind of individual problem-solving?

    • @Coconut-Wireless
      @Coconut-Wireless Month ago

      Thermal drones are game-changing, so is drone warfare in general, but I think human innovation and adapting can still play a part.

    • @eidell
      @eidell 21 day ago

      Modern technology is making sniping more dangerous but it is also allowing snipers to kill from much further away. Simo had over 500 kills with his iron sighted rifle. He killed over 200 more with a submachine gun. He was eventually shot in the face by a soviet sniper but he survived his wound and the war.

  • @SniperEchoesofWorldWarII

    Around 23:48, “sometimes the simple solution is better than the high-tech one.” That really stuck with me-adaptation beat doctrine in the harshest conditions imaginable. I admire how Häyhä solved problems instead of chasing gear. Do you think modern militaries still truly reward this kind of ground-level thinking today?

  • @JK-dz4md
    @JK-dz4md Month ago

    No one saw the red dot optic on the way-too-short mosin at 0:08?

  • @fransoosthuizen2151

    I had the opportunity to speak to an old Finnish gentleman that fought in the war. He told stories of them then setting traps in swampy areas- the Russia soldiers getting wet and then dying from exposure. War is brutal

  • @SSS-v8v7n
    @SSS-v8v7n 2 months ago +1

    Simo Häyhä was a Reptilian Hybrid!!

  • @Sep45
    @Sep45 Month ago +1

    Drone warfare has changed everything

    • @kevinstott3657
      @kevinstott3657 Month ago

      Exactly. A swarm of drones deployed and he's dead from minutes to max 1 week. Especially if the drones themselfs have firepower of some type

  • @stewartmaxwell135
    @stewartmaxwell135 3 months ago +4

    You need to forget this muscle memory it doesn't exist!?

    • @J3susisK1ngofKings
      @J3susisK1ngofKings 2 months ago

      As a veteran, it sure does lol. Practice makes perfect.

    • @J3susisK1ngofKings
      @J3susisK1ngofKings 2 months ago

      Shoot thousands of rounds and you get to be pretty good lol

    • @phm19880
      @phm19880 2 months ago +1

      Speaks only person who have never been anywhere near close to achieve it in any form😅

    • @stewartmaxwell135
      @stewartmaxwell135 2 months ago

      ​@phm19880you know me too well 😜 ha ha.

  • @WW2MemoriesVoices
    @WW2MemoriesVoices Month ago

    19:02 “Over 500 confirmed sniper kills in just 100 days” is the moment that really stunned me, because it proves how deeply understanding environment can outperform numbers and technology; Simo’s choice to abandon scopes feels counterintuitive yet incredibly logical in extreme cold, and it shows how hunting instincts can translate directly into battlefield survival - do you think modern armies still truly value this kind of low-tech, environment-driven thinking, or would it be dismissed today?

  • @TheWestAspen
    @TheWestAspen 2 months ago

    Uh huh, the modern world takes dudes out at 1,000 yards +, not with iron sights...

  • @wezzelan
    @wezzelan Month ago

    They also got help from Sweden

  • @WW2FrontlineStories1
    @WW2FrontlineStories1 2 months ago

    7:58 “He refuses to use a telescopic scope.” That moment changed everything for me-choosing simplicity over tech turned the environment into his weapon. It proves adaptation beats doctrine. Which detail impressed you most: iron sights, snow control, or pure patience?

  • @TimoHahn
    @TimoHahn Month ago +2

    i thougt ai contetn should be declared?

    • @TsubakiLEX
      @TsubakiLEX Month ago

      It should be, but as long as people are watching this crap and not report them, RUclips is making money and won't care... It is already full of crap AI generated videos and people are falling for them...

  • @pastuh
    @pastuh 2 months ago +4

    Dammit so much random ai videos 😂 gloves with nails is top 😂

    • @TsubakiLEX
      @TsubakiLEX Month ago

      I was just looking at that :)))) So many AI shit videos, it got out of control... YT making money, a lot of idiots falling for fake stories...

  • @WW2TrueWarStories
    @WW2TrueWarStories 2 months ago

    19:29 “Sniper paralysis… soldiers refuse to move during daylight” - wild how one simple setup (iron sights + snow discipline) could freeze an entire sector mentally, not just tactically. What’s the biggest “simple but genius” wartime trick you’ve ever heard of?

  • @lornwulf01
    @lornwulf01 Month ago

    Putin learned from Stalin, learned how to lose

  • @starburstxmr
    @starburstxmr 2 months ago +1

    Is this what Russia thought they were going to accomplish with Ukraine?

  • @SnakeBitBob1982
    @SnakeBitBob1982 2 months ago

    The man named Simo Hayha is a true farmer in WWII who was an untrained but effective sniper

    • @AtiyehSadeqi
      @AtiyehSadeqi 2 months ago

      😂😂. به نظرم فنلاندی ها در دروغ یکم زیاده روی کرده اند. به نظر شما چقد ممکن است که با یک تفنگ گلوله زنی قدیمی اغلب با صدا و دود زیاد بتوانی در برابر ۵۰۰ سرباز زنده بمانی😂😂.
      مگر اینکه در خواب این کار را کرده باشی. البته ناگفته نماند که سلاحی که فنلاندی ها استفاده می کردند همان موزین ناگانت روسی بود که خیلی مناسب نبود. اگرچه بهترین تک تیرانداز آلمانی شکار را با این سلاح روسی شروع کرد و از این سلاح تحسین می کرد ولی بهرحال این سلاح چیزی نیست که شما مانند فیلم های هالیوودی در زیر برف پناه بگیری 😂و با گلوله های دقیق افراد را تک به تک و به ترتیب شکار کنی .
      به محض صدای شلیک و دیده شدن شعله و دود، بارانی از گلوله عربده کشان و نعره زنان به سمتت می آید. 😂
      اگر چه جغرافیای فنلاند خیلی مزاحم روسها بود و برتری فنلاندی ها حساب میشد. اما باز هم نمی توانید با این اوضاع ۵۰۰ شکار داشته باشید.
      خیلی دوستداشتم به او یک موزین ناگانت بدهم و یک هدف ۲۰ سانتی در فاصله ۴۰۰یاردی به او بدهم و ببینم چنتا از تیرهایش به هدف می خورد. البته باید توجه کنین که این آمار تک تیرانداز فنلاندی از طرف ارتش فنلاند تایید نشده

  • @Thor-Nutcut
    @Thor-Nutcut Month ago

    Tikka.. the best rifle ever

  • @Jeffrobodine23
    @Jeffrobodine23 2 months ago +2

    He helped save his country from the brutalization of the bolsheviks !

  • @Papas_Kydex
    @Papas_Kydex 2 months ago +1

    What an amazing person! ❤️🙏

  • @vallarinom.3749
    @vallarinom.3749 Month ago

    Even his name is incorrectly spelled

  • @MichaelWillby
    @MichaelWillby 3 months ago +11

    -40° Celsius ? Just say -40 ° it's the same in both measurements.

  • @richardfiennes3616
    @richardfiennes3616 2 months ago +1

    Not a technical innovation, but the true heroic bravery of Desmond Doss a conscientious objecting Christian medic who saved 75 men under fire at the hellish "Hacksaw Ridge" on Okinawa in May 1945.

    • @jasonpuumala7068
      @jasonpuumala7068 2 months ago

      2 different heroes 2 different war zones. One doesnt make the other less heroic

  • @Chris.M
    @Chris.M 2 months ago +2

    Stupid AI

  • @WW2MenatWar
    @WW2MenatWar 2 months ago

    21:57 “Sometimes the simple solution beats high-tech doctrine.” Simo’s iron-sight method didn’t just save Finland-it reshaped sniper thinking worldwide. I admire how calm problem-solving defeated overwhelming odds. Do you think modern armies still underestimate environment-driven tactics like this?

  • @Jordan_4Yeshua399
    @Jordan_4Yeshua399 2 months ago +1

    Is this AI storytelling time?

  • @ErichHufgard
    @ErichHufgard Month ago +1

    Just fact checking: sun rise in January is around 08;15 not 06:30. Sunset is around 04:20

    • @devoidbmx1
      @devoidbmx1 Month ago

      This heavily depends on your latitude

  • @WW2VeteranStories
    @WW2VeteranStories 2 months ago

    Around 19:50 when the video says “Soviet forces develop what modern psychologists would call sniper paralysis,” that moment really explains the true impact of Simo’s method. It wasn’t just about the kill count, but how fear and invisibility completely froze a numerically superior army. I love how this story shows that understanding environment and simplicity can outperform doctrine and technology. Do you think modern armies still leave enough room for this kind of bottom-up innovation from individuals in the field?

    • @Coconut-Wireless
      @Coconut-Wireless Month ago

      Had they just rushed forward after the shot, they may have been safe because Simo was changing positions, but I guess who would know that but him?

  • @EpicForeverFriends
    @EpicForeverFriends 2 months ago

    It's on netflix

  • @rangerlee7580
    @rangerlee7580 Month ago

    Good story...but choose better graphics.

  • @thedetective8150
    @thedetective8150 Month ago

    Beware of the man with one rifle.

    • @kevinstott3657
      @kevinstott3657 Month ago

      Iron sights, .300 Savage 1920 bolt action 6 rounds max, featherweight. Steal Butt Plate and 5 round fast clip, top loaded. It's the only rifle I own and at these ranges around 250 yards...you're dead as a doornail. 1 shotgun too mastering your weapons gives you a huge advantage. Unless your opponent also does it.

  • @SilentSniperTalesofWWII

    i love story

  • @adrianaugustus2815

    Its an interesting story but the AI renderings and audio are painful. Better to just read the script.

  • @TonyTwoForks
    @TonyTwoForks 2 months ago

    Was it really necessary to add those "old footage" vertical stripes? C'mon, no one's going to mistake this for real footage; it just looks annoying.

  • @Capt.T-S
    @Capt.T-S Month ago

    Just imagine how many kills he'd of had if he was an American! Lol

  • @Thebutchercancook
    @Thebutchercancook 2 months ago +1

    Using AI to tell a story is good use of it as a tool. Better than fake music ; roaming the land Cain Walker Texas Ranger

    • @kickerpunter8414
      @kickerpunter8414 2 months ago

      But its all made up. All AI videos are fiction presented as truth. AKA: Lies

  • @mikefromvernon
    @mikefromvernon Month ago

    Don't discount survival skills. I've read stories of other Finnish hunters who knew how to hide from animals and how to make that long shot. They were offered upgraded rifles but they said just give me ammo for my rifle because I know the sites. The only training they need was how to recognize the people who are actually in charge.

  • @fz7502
    @fz7502 2 months ago

    Hey there I didn't notice anything mentioned about gun smoke unless they had smokeless gunpowder. I'm not sure. Any comments.

    • @jasonpuumala7068
      @jasonpuumala7068 2 months ago

      Yes they used smokeless gun powdered but pay attention to what was said about muzzle blast and how it was concealed.

  • @Soaringeagle123
    @Soaringeagle123 2 months ago

    Remember, the Russians became our allies in WWII.

  • @user-po5po6pn8o
    @user-po5po6pn8o Month ago

    This ai is bullsht. He was in the national guard reserve and had some training. He was in rifle competitions and hunted too so he was already a good shot

  • @kickerpunter8414
    @kickerpunter8414 2 months ago

    These AI videos are all bullsh*t. "Woman's crazy trick, or farmers crazy trick wins a war," rest assured it's all fiction presented as truth, otherwise know as LIES, All LIES. AI has no morality, it's not lying to them.

  • @claudiodeugenio
    @claudiodeugenio Month ago +1

    After not watching this video, go straight to the channel and block it! 😐
    You(Tube) must stop this AI shit!

  • @AtiyehSadeqi
    @AtiyehSadeqi 2 months ago

    😂😂😂. به نظرم فنلاندی ها در دروغ یکم زیاده روی کرده اند. به نظر شما چقد ممکن است که با یک تفنگ گلوله زنی قدیمی اغلب با صدا و دود زیاد بتوانی در برابر ۵۰۰ سرباز زنده بمانی😂😂.
    مگر اینکه در خواب این کار را کرده باشی. البته ناگفته نماند که سلاحی که فنلاندی ها استفاده می کردند همان موزین ناگانت روسی بود که خیلی مناسب نبود. اگرچه بهترین تک تیرانداز آلمانی شکار را با این سلاح روسی شروع کرد و از این سلاح تحسین می کرد ولی بهرحال این سلاح چیزی نیست که شما مانند فیلم های هالیوودی در زیر برف پناه بگیری 😂و با گلوله های دقیق افراد را تک به تک و به ترتیب شکار کنی .
    به محض صدای شلیک و دیده شدن شعله و دود، بارانی از گلوله عربده کشان و نعره زنان به سمتت می آید. 😂
    اگر چه جغرافیای فنلاند خیلی مزاحم روسها بود و برتری فنلاندی ها حساب میشد. اما باز هم نمی توانید با این اوضاع ۵۰۰ شکار داشته باشید.
    خیلی دوستداشتم به او یک موزین ناگانت بدهم و یک هدف ۲۰ سانتی در فاصله ۴۰۰یاردی به او بدهم و ببینم چنتا از تیرهایش به هدف می خورد. البته باید توجه کنین که این آمار تک تیرانداز فنلاندی از طرف ارتش فنلاند تایید نشده.

  • @ianking-jv4hg
    @ianking-jv4hg 3 months ago +4

    Why present a thumbnail photo of a snow white sniper with a dark rifle and scope, unless you are only trying to
    Express a bit more "Hollywood bullshit" ?

  • @markosilantera7169

    Kollaa river is renamed Cola river. Sponsored by Pepsi? And yes, ridiculous equipment and clothing. Mostly not even close to period correct gear.

  • @RonnieHarris-x5l
    @RonnieHarris-x5l Month ago

    It's interesting this AI is showing the character not closing one eye to aim, this is I believe accurate in that it is completely unnecessary to close one eye to aim, and this masterful sniper here did not use a scope and that seems to be the way he shot. I would love to know of course. If anyone does know please let it be known.

    • @RonnieHarris-x5l
      @RonnieHarris-x5l Month ago +1

      @alabamaflip2053 Thank you very much for your input. Lol yes the black boots! loll

  • @Energy-is-Everything
    @Energy-is-Everything 2 months ago +6

    Twisted narrative. Simo hahay (spelling) was military trained. A Finland sniper to be exact. If you really believe an untrained farmer took out 500 Russian soldiers, I sell igloos in South Beach Miami and plush condos on top of Mt. Everest.

    • @AM-cw1kp
      @AM-cw1kp 2 months ago +2

      You are twisted. Simo was execptional marksman before military, because his life depended on hinting game.

  • @HorseMalone
    @HorseMalone 2 months ago +2

    The allies should have fought Russia in the war NOT the Germans.

  • @timbrassey9146
    @timbrassey9146 Month ago

    Ai slop

  • @antisocialbushcraft
    @antisocialbushcraft Month ago +1

    ai crap

  • @augenmaugen
    @augenmaugen Month ago

    17:20 Hahaha he fought the Russians with wild useless birdhouses! AI needs to die. Just when we were starting to wrap our heads around taking care of the earth, tech guys can’t resist “just one more” exploit to make billions they’ll never be able to spend. AI is solely for corporations, not for humanity.

  • @HeAdChEeSe1983
    @HeAdChEeSe1983 Month ago

    How many ways can you say the same thing over and over. The narration on this video is poor. 2x too long.

  • @janstafford1490
    @janstafford1490 3 months ago +4

    Some beautiful still shot incorporated in you vid

    • @ryhibler
      @ryhibler 2 months ago

      It’s shitty AI. Terrifying people can’t see this…. Like legit scary.

  • @ryhibler
    @ryhibler 2 months ago

    The narration was great but my god please just use old footage or photos. The AI is awful and distracting. God how I hate AI.

  • @312uavDroneService

    Nice AI video gen, will done.

  • @lyndon1961
    @lyndon1961 Month ago

    Ive never seen a story dragged out so much..do we really need the history of the entire war with full life stories.. not for me this shit. Just get to the point fgs..

  • @SimonParnell-h9t
    @SimonParnell-h9t Month ago

    FUCKING AI BULLSHIT _ THIS IS FAKE

  • @MyWTFName
    @MyWTFName Month ago

    Click bait - still waiting to understand the "trick"

  • @joeyvaldes1301
    @joeyvaldes1301 3 months ago +1

    Bull.

  • @sk8rz2
    @sk8rz2 Month ago

    Really hate the AI....

  • @WW2FrontlineLegends
    @WW2FrontlineLegends 3 months ago +2

    wow

  • @kaf2303
    @kaf2303 2 months ago

    The same Russian arrogance that is giving Russia fits in Ukraine now!

  • @149beech
    @149beech Month ago +1

    AI garbage lol!

  • @arcarson1253
    @arcarson1253 2 months ago

    I'm so sick of this ai slop

  • @misterfixit
    @misterfixit Month ago

    AI trash. Get this shit off of youtube

  • @IraqwarwasaLie
    @IraqwarwasaLie Month ago

    Ex Army guy - agree that this dude is badass but the Soviet leadership there is simply appalling.

  • @Vanhalehtikuvaaja
    @Vanhalehtikuvaaja Month ago

    Total AI crap. Häyhä never looked like that man and russians are total fakes. RUclips shoul deny this BS

  • @jordyp3696
    @jordyp3696 Month ago

    ai slop