Das Video, in dem der Soldat für französische ausländische Legion von einer (Auto?) Bombe getroffen wird. Es ist eine höhere Qualität und länger als der Video -Postet auf diesem Sub
Killers can’t defeat a insurgency as long as ROEs are made by desk jockeys. Same stuff was happening with marines in the middle east. Just waiting and patroling around. Fucked.
Martha_Fockers on
are these (insert country here) legion dudes just kinda in any war?
makichan_ on
makes me appreciate TC3 cards more and learning how to use them
Ozymandias_IV on
The legionnaire filming is *maybe* Slovak (or from Slovak minority in northern Serbia).
At 1:13 he says „kurva“ which I don’t think needs translation, and this sounded different from polish pronounciation.
At 2:27 he tells the wounded man „T’inquiétes, starý“, which I’d translate as „don’t worry, old friend“ to English. I don’t think I’ve ever heard „Starý“ used in Western Slovakia where I grew up, only in books. Is it maybe used in other regions? Or around Novi Sad?
Also he has pretty solid french accent, but I feel some slavic accent is leaking through (mainly in how he pronounces ‚r’s). I think it’s slovak.
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News articles when this ambush happened reported:
– 4 soldiers wounded
– 20 civilians wounded
– 4 civilians killed
So yeah, the little kid holding onto someone… This person is likely deceased.
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no one can be really prepared for IED.
Fuck. The child is tragic.
Killers can’t defeat a insurgency as long as ROEs are made by desk jockeys. Same stuff was happening with marines in the middle east. Just waiting and patroling around. Fucked.
are these (insert country here) legion dudes just kinda in any war?
makes me appreciate TC3 cards more and learning how to use them
The legionnaire filming is *maybe* Slovak (or from Slovak minority in northern Serbia).
At 1:13 he says „kurva“ which I don’t think needs translation, and this sounded different from polish pronounciation.
At 2:27 he tells the wounded man „T’inquiétes, starý“, which I’d translate as „don’t worry, old friend“ to English. I don’t think I’ve ever heard „Starý“ used in Western Slovakia where I grew up, only in books. Is it maybe used in other regions? Or around Novi Sad?
Also he has pretty solid french accent, but I feel some slavic accent is leaking through (mainly in how he pronounces ‚r’s). I think it’s slovak.
News articles when this ambush happened reported:
– 4 soldiers wounded
– 20 civilians wounded
– 4 civilians killed
So yeah, the little kid holding onto someone… This person is likely deceased.