Bro if this current political situation continues, you will might encounter one in real life 😅

@@ExtendedAVA Получите опять по шее, и будите уничтожены основательно.

stupid Putin

@@ExtendedAVA pretty sure the Germans arnt feeling getting slaughterd a second time. As a British man, NEVER trust a German. They're a failed state.

In Germany, the Germans themselves are mocking the German army. A translated joke is: The German army holds out until the true American soldiers come and then take over the fight.

Our Navy really isnt worth talking about, it's forgotten just as in WW2

@@warcrimeconnoisseur5238 Germany?

@@Thisarthit Yes

Absolutely agree I think that’s why they were always such a dangerous opponent.

HILARIOUS...LOL

@@operatorjeffdeathstar7759 ..?

@@operatorjeffdeathstar7759 Ukrainian

not these days, most of our citizens are stupid as hell

Ich fand es irgendwie auch geil die Doku auf Englisch anzuschauen 😂

@@gugsgugs95 ja xD

@@gugsgugs95 hvjhh

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@@_np7 90908

4th class since they rely on my American forces to bleed for their sovereignty. 2022.

Not first class now but maybe in the near future. There's a lot of work to be done.

Oh so using brooms as rifles paid off 😆😆

i never served in the german army, but everyone i speaked to who did, say that our german army is nothing else than trash even a highly ranked general sayd that germany would not stand a war for a week

@@harambe684 sorry, who said it again? I cant remember

In Germany, the Germans themselves are mocking the German army. A translated joke is: The German army holds out until the true American soldiers come and then take over the fight.

more majorum

Lighting War of Germany ! 🙏😇🙏

​I'm@@andrewmah5605just hi m. No no❤ CT

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did your grand father loved germany like you?🤣

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Love Canada from Germany ^^

@@Modde-ne3zi 🇩🇪🏳️‍🌈🇨🇦🏳️‍🌈

They are very versatile. In a pinch you can use it in indirect fire too though they're not technically designed for that like the Soviet AGS-17 and Russian AGS-30 are.

@@chrisbrent7487 True, with 30mm making the whole system more light.

@@walangchahangyelingden8252 Yes it is much lighter than a MK19 though it still needs a few people to carry it and field it effectively unless it is used in point defense.

I still remember when I learned about the Mk 19, it seemed to good to be true : an automatic g r e n a d e launcher ? But I've never been within a country mile of Service and/or the Mk19. I can't imagine what that looks like on the receiving end...

@@adamfrazer5150 Приходи в России, мы тебе покажем)))

Yes it is and its also the OG camo, nearly all camos out there are based on the german Flecktarn or is copied. There is no reason to replace flecktarn cause its most effectfull. Germany also got a new camo called Multitarn it looks fire too 🔥

...and you will never get them...luckily

@@dieterdodel835 why luckily? Either we get em from some reseller or just give Germany the contracts to outsource. Makes no real difference. Example, MP9= TP9 MP5= CM5, etc etc etc

Well you can obtain them from black market lol.

Tho MP5 is more of a SF or police weapon, but the sound of the MG3 alone is super sick & I‘m also sad it’s going to be retired lol. IIRC G3 is still sparely in use, but sadly also gets replaced by G27 & G28. The new military counterpart to the MP5 is the MP7, although it’s mostly only used by special forces or combat medics

You might have been a part of the German Army as well, but I just wanted to give the information anyways for ppl who don’t know, so pls don’t feel offended :D

Well it's a pity that I'm foreigner, but I do love the old school stuff although the current small arms are quite good as well. The "old guards" likes G3 or American M14 and the classical FN FAL are maybe not that "tactical" (of course they could be modified, I see), but beautiful and robust. Some of my German friends said that the old NCOs loved G3, as they did their Wehrpflicht. Perhaps because they were Gebirgsjäger at that time. 🙂

I think we ALL know why....

Garand thumb enters the chat 😆

But do you? Think on that for s second... or 2

i miss the original mg-42, the higher caliber and the higher firerate. rest in peace my 2 friends. But keep in mind, the best friends are the ones, you always want to have on your side

MG 3 ain't going anywhere

auf der heide blüht ein kleines blümelein, und das heisst? ;) ERIKA^^

didnt devgru and delta force purchase hk 416 or 417?

@@Combat-Mindset they did. The HK416 got pretty famous after they laid bin laden with it. PS: i like your name

Even though it has a bit of a controversial history, the flecktarn pattern is pretty nice. And definitely suitable for your environment. Cheers from your tiny, northern neighbour

@@phunkeehone What is controversial about it? Its literally random shapes. I genuinely wonder.

@@thekraken1173 I'm probably the butt of a joke here but the flecktarn is somewhat similar to SS pattern from WW2. I believe the Netherlands rejected it as a camouflage uniform. I always say, forget ideology, appreciate technology 🇩🇪

Furor teutonicus 🐺🇩🇪

Von der Leistungsfähigkeit her ist die Bundeswehr samt Bundesrepublik ein Promillewert im Vergleich mit dem Kaiserreich oder auch dem dritten Reich. Das gleiche im Einsatz, das einzige was die Bundeswehr macht sind Ausbildungs und Polizeiaufgaben(Wozu sich die anderen Militärs zu schade sind), Kriege führen die anderen. Und ohne Erfahrung kann man auch schlecht Forschen und Weiterentwickeln.

I have never fired it and it looks impressive, but i would for certain not call it a lightweight weapon when it weighs in at 4.4-4.7 kg. Imagine the weight of all the accessories you and the video talks about. Carrying a rifle weighing at eg. +5kg is alot. And most often all the attachments are just extra pointless weights. Compare it to an actual "lightweight" 5,56 carbine instead that weighs just above 3kg. It as they describe it a "light support weapon". Sizewise it is fairly close to the old G3 (which i have extensive training with) rifle, which nowadays is in use as eg. a DMR rather than an assault rifle. Personally i wouldn't use a heavy and bulky AR into close combat. The whole purpose with a rifle like that is to keep distance. In CQB you need to be agile. On the plus side is the 7.62 calibre though.

@@74Darkman It weights less than an M16.

@@Leftyotism No...just no. I have no idea how you even came up with that idea. M16 is a very light weapon. The first M16 (A1) weighed only 2,89 kg, while the A4 version weighs 3.4 kg. The whole idea behind the M16 is just lightweight. It's made of mainly aluminum and plastics (barrel, bolt+carrier is steal). That is about 30% less than the G27.

Kevlar? It's not new. Every major army uses it.

Bro they voiced over the German with emotional emphasis in this clip lol idk what you were expecting after that..

That’s a bit ‘picky’.

Well it kinda makes sense since its being actively phased out sadly and on paper isnt carried anymore

I can understand why it's being phased out. Forgetting the firepower, it's unreliable and a burden to carry. You need one or two more ammo bearers just to carry your belts for you, can't lay down a solid layer of fire due to it's unjustly fast RPM, and it's heavy.

*GPMG

Congrats 😂👍

How long U tried?

That were the tribal coalition of the teutons from today region where our Prussia was. North eastern coast of our lands. And the Kimbri(Kimber) roughly from todays SH northern state in germany. They wanted to settle for land in rome or get help to be guided to spain. But the romans first accepted to help them as a Lie and led them into a big ambush that they were not prepared for, so after defeating several armies, later 95% of the kimbri and teutons got killed in a giant battle in northern italy when trying to leave italy. They basically just fled germany in hopes of finding some land to live in and get as Rome always does, fucced by them for no reason. 3 or 4 german tribes and most of modern france was genocided by rome. France was mostly populated by redheaded Celts back then, same for the Alps. We were the only ones standing our ground and the ones who destroyed rome and turned it into ruines to be buried out again just 200 years ago snd turned into a livable city again. Look at the earliest photos of rome. A barren wasteland halfway buried

Most of the firearms used were allready tested in wars like Syria and Afghanistan.

agree,both is war criminal

@@jasonbourne44 😂

lol btw that incident wasn't the "barrel" melting it was the polymer housing around the barrel you know that grippy thing where you put your hand so you don't get burned maybe you're more familiar with kitchen stuff it's like the handle on a frying pan because pans and barrels have somethings in common🤔

"Theoretically"

@@oniwaban3198 That only happens in extremely hot climates like they encountered in afghanistan.

The doctrine says only fire in bursts.

German troops in Afghanistan have become under heavy Taliban fire and had to fire back until the barrels glowed. The ministry of defense than said the G36 has aaccuracy problems - lol. Alose the main reason for the overhating was the use of false and cheaper ammunition wich caused the overheating. HK said the G36 should be not be used with gunpowder based ammo, but with TNT based ammo wich produces much less heat.

The hood swag.

Hab ich mir auch gedacht😂

You know they used faulty ammo in that incident right? It might not have similar continuous fire capability as your m4 but the 2 magazine overheat thing was a one time incident.

@@harlisviikmae6240 I did not know that. Interesting. I'm certainly not an M4/M16 guy, although the M16A2 is one of my favorite rifles. I would take the G36 over one, any day.

Are they not moving to HK416 then? I would have assumed they would but maybe I'm missing something

The G36 needs TNT based ammo and not gun powder based ammo. The false ammo causes the heat problem, but some idiots in the Bundewehr procurement department wanted to save money and ordered gun powder based ammo wich was also listed in a compatibility list for NATO reasons.

@@funbarsolaris2822 "The Haenel MK 556 is a gas-operated selective-fire 5.56×45mm NATO assault rifle designed by C.G. Haenel in Germany. The MK556 was finalised in September 2020, and it is a fully automatic version of an earlier Haenel design, the CR 223, which was already in limited use by law enforcement agencies (in Germany) since 2017. On 14 September 2020, the Haenel MK 556 was selected by the German Armed Forces (Bundeswehr) as a replacement for the G36, making it the first service rifle used by the Bundeswehr produced by a company other than Heckler & Koch, who had submitted their own designs." (Source: Wikipedia)

We still use the mg3 but special units get these

The G36 accuracy issue was caused by false ammonition. The G36 needs TNT based and not cheap gun powder based ammo. The TNT ammo explodes with much less heat development, but a "clever" accountand at the German army has ordered the cheapest ammo, as a NATO compatibility list said, that the gun would also work with any 5,56 × 45 mm NATO rounds.

@@Rick2010100 In general, it will work with any cartridges. and what the fuck TNT do not write nonsense.

@@alekszanuzdaev8115 It will work with any Nato certified ammo, but for optimal usage TNT based ammo should be used. The TNT based ammo ignites with a lot less heat production, also with much less flash and the barrel does not have to be cleaned as it does not cause corrosion or gunshot residue. The TNT based ammo is ca. 20-25% more expensive, but the benefits are much more worth than 20%.

This guy is supposed to shoot almost exclusively in semi auto so that's up to 100 rounds of 762. Unless he is planning on going breach'nclearing with his DMR he isn't going to need more then that. All the guns have their specific roles... There is a reason the 3rd largest military spender uses them.

@@harlisviikmae6240 lol. The USA learned long ago to carry lots of ammo. He'll run out of ammo and be combat ineffective halfway through a mission.

@@brandondavis7777 You got to keep in mind Germany hasn't been in any large scale operations for a while, that's partially why they even chose the g36 with it's light build and not much sustained fire capability.

When you talk to actual soldiers on public events they will tell you there is definitely more potential. The one i was talking to told me about precise hits at about 750m. (Optional circumstances ofc)

Not to mention what they did to German women as they swept across a Germany, devastated by Allied bombing. Exactly as they did in Bucha and elsewhere in Ukraine. Terrorising civilian populations.

But Hitler attacked the Soviet Unioun first right?

@@JohnSmith-mm8yd he was just faster than Stalin

@@Think-Tank_Denkfabrik What do you mean? Do you believe to Stalin was going to attack German army which strongest strongest in the world with his 1941th weak red army?

@@JohnSmith-mm8yd not 1941, but 1943 for sure

They kind of are, aren't they? Spring power at the end of the pins keeps them in place. In order to remove a pin, you have to overcome that spring pressure fully by (a) pushing the pin on one side and then (b) pulling the pin from the other side -> Unlikely that this could happen by accident. Also, you can increase the thightness of the trigger group by placing tapes on the sides. This way, removing the pins requires A LOT of force. However, if you are talking about cleaning in the field, i fully agree: Captive pins would be nice. However, pretty sure, due to the design of the gun, this is not possible -> The plastic does not leave enough space.

@@Komod0rPuDel not the g36. Your thinking about the AR

No need for a update they get a brand new rifel soon :) ohh and it will have cap-pins :)

they dont

Yes

No! HK417 has the caliber 7.62x51. If there is a court decision, it will be the HK 416 A8 in 5.56x45. But there is no decision yet.

@@resaresaresa3800 Source to that? As far as Germany knows its still not decited, so who is your source? :D The HK417 is in use within the Bundeswehr as the G27 as battle rifle with an 16 inch barrel and a 4x optic and G28 with an 20 inch barrel as a DMR.

@@resaresaresa3800 The 417 part was more an answer to a different question, i shouldnt have put it into an answer to your comment. so my bad on that. A brief search couldnt find me any information on a decition made yet. But the 416 is good news i guess. Should have been made years ago.

@@resaresaresa3800 Idk whats such a challenge to replace rifles to be honest. But yea ... german bureaucrats can make it one. :D

We need? For what? We dont have issues neither with russia nor china. Our name isnt USA we dont want to start War with anyone who is succesful

Fairly easy solution, ruined by close minded politicians who value their nationalist ideas over the greater picture, not realizing their own countries could benefit from it greatly. Until the old generation of politicians goes or something terrible happens we won't be seeing the EU reaching it's true potential or at least becoming what its supposed to be.

@Диванный солдат yeah with 27 million dead Russians

Only Stalin could kill more Russians

War with those superpowers is impossible, the famous quote is and will always be it is "a war that must not be fought and cannot be won". It would last 12 minutes and then no one would be left. Better for us to get our own western politicians (mainly US and UK) in line who think they have a right to rule the world (that's a war we can fight and win) and let the respective world powers police their own regions and find away to work with them, however bad a taste in may leave. Anything else will kill us all

US doesn’t allow France and Germany to have „better“ Millitary equipment than them. If Germany or France invent something „new“ the Americans are holding their hand open

Nah, Poland is more like "hold my beer!" Until recently, they were the ones hating the Russians more than anyone else (I'm assuming that top spot is taken by Ukraine) and placed a massive order of M1 tanks and F-35 jets with the US right after Russia fired the first shot in Ukraine.

Polands are our brothers now

@@lastfragger1685 Yeah, just like Russia and Ukraine are brotherly nations. 😆

You missed out the line Germany . Still buying Russian gas funding Russian war machine.

@@guythomas7051 Russian gas transferred through Ukraine, which earns Kiew transit fees, with which they buy weapons from Germany, which were in part produced with Russian energy. 🤷🇩🇪

They do so good because they point and say you go hear instead of doing a finger Whirl fist

When he was taking apart the gun I was waiting for a hot pocket to be cooked inside the guns’ heat box to give more performance with food from practice

The MG-3 is the new machine gun you 0 .

Nop

On your side.. Lmao sure believe it if you like

@@AbuHajarAlBugatti they're def not on your side weirdo.

@@AlexExale What do you know you fool I live and grew up here

@@AbuHajarAlBugatti If Germany isn't on our side, why are there 40,000 USA troops stationed there permanently? An unfriendly nation would've already demanded they be removed.

@@brandondavis7777 why should a Puppetgovernment demand its Owner to leave? What stupid argument is that? Did the British Colonial Governers demand the British to leave? Does Chechnya demand Russians to leave? Thats not how a Vasallstate works. Man you yanks are so naive and have no idea about this country. Atricle 120 of our constitution says that we still have to pay for the occupational forces of the US aswell. 38.500 are stationed here because we would still be a threat otherwise since almost nobody here likes america on a political and increasingly on a cultural level except a few people. I dont see American troops all over france and britain and spain and greece The people demanded you on literally Thousands of protests in the past 70 years to leave. And many non-puppet politicians did so aswell but I dont expect Fox News and MSNBC to tell you that

I'm guessing 'something Jäger something'.

Das sind Jäger