Uploaded November 2020 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Helmet camera footage featuring Swedish Home Guard soldiers with Ak 4 battle rifles (Swedish-made variant of with the H&K G3 with Aimpoint sight mounted) during a training event.
The video was filmed during the Swedish Homeguard's squad leader training. The exercise was conducted over two weeks and various scenarios were drilled such as recon (K9), patrol and basic fire and movement.
The Home Guard – National Security Forces is a military reserve force of the Swedish Armed Forces.
The Home Guard consists mainly of local rapid response units, numbering 17,000 of the 22,000 total Home Guard strength, organised in 40 battalions. Most soldiers maintain a civilian job while serving the army part-time. Rapid response units were formed in the early 2000s in parallel to the Swedish government's abolishment of conscription to the Swedish Armed Forces; small-scale conscription has since been reintroduced.
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Helmet camera footage featuring Swedish Home Guard soldiers with Ak 4 battle rifles (Swedish-made variant of with the H&K G3 with Aimpoint sight mounted) during a training event.
The video was filmed during the Swedish Homeguard's squad leader training. The exercise was conducted over two weeks and various scenarios were drilled such as recon (K9), patrol and basic fire and movement.
The Home Guard – National Security Forces is a military reserve force of the Swedish Armed Forces.
The Home Guard consists mainly of local rapid response units, numbering 17,000 of the 22,000 total Home Guard strength, organised in 40 battalions. Most soldiers maintain a civilian job while serving the army part-time. Rapid response units were formed in the early 2000s in parallel to the Swedish government's abolishment of conscription to the Swedish Armed Forces; small-scale conscription has since been reintroduced.
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![Light & Fast 105mm Artillery in Action • Intense Live Fire Exercises [Compilation]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/hAc1CnKqSyo/mqdefault.jpg "Light & Fast 105mm Artillery in Action • Intense Live Fire Exercises [Compilation]
Video compilation of artillerymen during conducting live fire training exercises with the GIAT LG1, M102 and M119A3 105mm howitzers.
With a well-trained crew, a 105 mm-Howitzer can launch around ten shells per minute, in a distance of up to 15 kilometers.
Lightweight artillery can be easily airlifted by helicopter, or dropped by parachute, it is easier to change azimuth of fire and does not need a recoil pit.
Credits: Video by OR-8 Florian Fregen, OR-7 Michael OBrien, Verboven Stijn; U.S. Marine Corps video by Staff Sgt. Donald Holbert, Lance Cpl. Tanner D. Lambert; U.S Army National Guard video by Spc. Stephen M. Wright; U.S. Army video by Gertrud Zach | United States Department of Defense
Thumbnail Credit: U.S. Marine Corps photo by Staff Sgt. Donald Holbert
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