Loool, how did you notice that 😂

haha, saw that aswell xD "a message brought to you by the Norwegian Army"

Yo I found it too

I was just searching the comments to see if anyone else saw it! Haha

Yea that was subtle :D

Magnus doesn't want to be lucky. He only wants to be chalky.

Funny how “there’s no such thing as luck” was said as a compliment to Benjamin, where “beginner’s luck” was just him being humble. Magnus is genuinely such a great guy

When reality meets humbleness. You end up contradicting yourself.

Shooting assault rules is actually very easy. Way easier than shooting pistols. Magnus and his instructor proved that. Anyone can do it!

Awesome

They get English language TV all across Scandanavia, with captioning in usually two other languages. Almost everyone in Norway, Sweden, and Finland are bilingual or trilingual.

I love Norway, Sweden and Finland! Although mostly love Norway.

@@slappy8941 Denmark never gets any love...

its interesting because in games, usually swedes, norwegains, brits and danes get bundled into same server region

@@visby2548 true, im from norway my self but love the danes to :D

Hahaha exactly, I just saw the message and scrolled down to see if anyone else noticed.

Those snow messages were the only reason I came to the comment section, went over way to many peoples heads lol

Lol😄 I don't think they want ours, though😆

@@zenotimperman5343 haha same lol

I saw it but I couldn't make it out

Magnus: "Time to go to war."

No chalk? Hand grenades it is.

Halla

Oh I j jt try

LMAO

Looks like a CV90, gonna be my job in a few months. About the have my last field trip for my basic training.

You talking about the FROG smock ?;yeah those rule.

Loved my norgy 😂

@@K20XRL That and get a wooby from the yanks.. You're on your way.

As a norwegian, i served in UNIFIL in Lebanon. Many other nations served there too. And i remember getting visit from Irishbat. They where desperat to get their hands on those shirts. We call them "feltskjorte"(fieldshirt). And we swapped with a pair of desert military boots they got and we did not get. We used regular black army boots we also used during winter back in Norway. :)

Still got my norgy

They are one of our true professional volunteer formations,and they are great 👍

I've only seen the first few seconds and already completely agree

Well he's a fighter

Anyone who is in good physical shape, or muscular, an athlete, will look "natural" in military uniform, because we are used to seeing soldiers in uniform who are in better physical shape than the average person, so they just go together.

@@oldi6btm6t9d4 He is a fighter of gravity. True. 😄

But his running form reminds me of my gf, lol

You know, that was not snow on the ground.

And with a shirt on to boot!

Magnus with chalk is still only 90%, until the top comes off

They are way better than him overall in terms of the physical training. It's all about endurance and durability. Magnus is strong and fast, with some durability, but he's not at the level of the Army, and nowhere near the level of endurance. If you watch the end of the video, you notice he slowed down pretty quickly, whereas, the other guys were keeping the same pace the entire time.

Magnus isn't Scandinavian, ever! Egyptian- American Indian! M= moved, as MH=vectors!

Norge

This video didn't prove anything.

@@DerrickLanders-bg8wc It proved much more than you just did

@@philipsturtivant9385 You just proved my point - bunch of yokels amazed at basic boot camp tasks...go sit down.

lol

Well... considering how generous the soldiers were being with the hand grenades, it's possible they were just humoring him during the "competition"

Yeah, is the US Army the average soldier is taught to shoot at targets 300 meters away. There are advanced schools that can teach soldiers to shoot targets up to 600 meters away and yes that is tricky. Especially with iron sights.

Yeah, in the army, us regulars only used to shoot at 300 m. With iron sights that was tricky for a beginner

You have to consider the weapons as well...and the weather..because the weapon is pretty good and colder weather effects atmosphere...also optics

@@Razgar74 The cold makes the air denser, so it slows down the bullets. The HK 416 is very accurate, the US Marines use it as an automatic assault rifle and as a designated marksman rifle, the only difference being the optics.

Next week on Demolition Ranch....

@@MrBenHart you almost made me spit out my drink. I'd love to see Matt work out with Magnus and Magnus grab the 50.

@@MrBenHart was confused why he was worried about showing guns on video

Did you end up starting your military career?

So? Did u get in mate

My grandparents immigrated in the 30s and I am the only serving family member. I too wish I could have experienced Norway growing up. Then again, life in the 30s was very difficult in Norway. I did 26 years in the CF.

Thanks you for your service Sgt. From your British allies

That sounds very careless of them to have a son and leave him in Canada.

@@rovhalt6650 I realize this I probably a little tongue in cheek, but the guy is a Canadian adult citizen

Had me cracking up

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Magnus also had a lot of weight, those vests fully loaded are not light!

What? What vests? He's in a t-shirt

@@wrathika the freaking bullet proof vest

@@kaelbryant7660 he didn’t have a vest on him while doing the obstacle course

@@tysier3731 I thought he was talking about when magnus was running after the rifle shooting, because there was multiple camera men during the obstacle course

1:53 I hope Magnus wasn’t and had fun ... he’s a natural... He should go head to head with anton

@@scottessery100 Yea hopefully he doesn't!

Free military training 👍

@@ThomasWinslove I believe melee combat and firefights require different proficiencies, so I'd say the "warior genes" as you say don't really count for much now

@@ThomasWinslove Maybe it went over my head, but do you mean to believe that the Vikings were bad warriors?

@Garren Brooks Haha clueless.

@@scene6289 You clearly have never been even near the military

That's why they always wear sunglasses even in the evening 😂

Hey Magnus

was searching through comments to see if anyone noticed ahahah

Redemption!

Jeg så også den siste episoden nylig og ble irritert. Håpløst at det var en kaste konkurranse på slutten. Også med en håndballspiller blant deltagerne 🤦‍♂️ Magnus knuste dem, og fortjente å vinne!

Hahaha, veldi sant

Ah shit here we go again

@@MS-we4wi mhm i was thinking the same thing

Har du tips til en som skal søke opptak?😄

@@aleksandersj2922 Tren på å gå med tung sekk er det viktigste. Tren på å gå lenge uten mat er og lurt. Utover det så aldri gi opp, viljestyrke er alt 😉

@@sanderhp takk skal du ha! Hvor lenge varer opptaket egt? Finner lite info om opptak hos TMBN på nette i forhold til MJK og FSK sitt 🤔

@@aleksandersj2922Da jeg var inne varte opptaket en uke også var GSU perioden 4 uker. GSU perioden avsluttes med mestringsøvelse, hele den perioden føles ut som opptak. Mange som gav seg der

@@sanderhp Akkurat, takk igjen! Stor respekt for deg og di gutta der, takk for innsatsen!

Har du vært gjennom førstegangstjeneste? Er 16 og har veldig lyst til å gå inn

@@eirik3938 Gør det min dreng. Du får en livserfaring som intet andet

Any fun stories that comes to mind? :)

@@willek1335 Nothing like waking up in the early morning cold of a dreary German November in my up armored HMMWV, looking out over the misty hills, only to nearly die of a heart attack when a platoon of Norwegian Leopard 2's crest the hill and start aiming their 120 Smooth boor canons at you.

@@Motofiend lol

It's *detractors.

Had to run to the comments to see if anyone else saw that LOL

@@andrewm9207 me top😂

@@andrewm9207 me to 😂😂

What are you looking at? Can't see anything

Hahahhha

I remember basic training.. most beginners flinch before pulling the trigger all the way trough because they anticipate the shot/recoil and don't have memorized the exact trigger point so they move the weapon more than necessary right before the shot. And it helps to exhale and hold your breath. But that's not really something you'd teach a beginner that won't shoot again. And let's not forget that the effective range on these rifles is 200 to 300 meters you will barely be in a situation where you have to hit a target that's 500m away

If he'd gotten a bit more practice, and correction on the grip, he'd most likely shot a bit better with the pistol

@@arnefines2356 this man.. im a bit shocked and disappointed that instructor didn't fix Magnu's posture first of all and then his grip on the pistol. That really hindered his accuracy i bet.

@@apet1572 Yeah, 10 more minutes would have made a difference..

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@@FRElHEIT message in the snow

hahahaha

It's an old meme, but it checks out.

hahahha just here trying to find this comment

I thought that's what that said 😂

Hahaha well spotted

God damn sniper over here

One of the single most important sabotage operations during WW2.

They made a movie about that in the 1947 or so with the most of the real heros from the operation taking part in the movie. Called "Kampen om tungtvannet"

I've seen this one a while ago, so I guess, you are a man of culture as well. 👍

Might be a conflict of interest

Backflip tomahawk throw incoming

anton should try doing spetsnaz training lol

Lmao now Im picturing him getting there and doing a full auto sweep with an ak hitting all targets in less than a minute

He'd lose half of tanks and break the other half

Less snakes, more snow I am guessing

*fewer

aus got cooler camo tho

Aussies can't handle the cold

@@DrSpink2000 the amount of spider webs they got it pretty much looks like snow

If you only knew, the Telemark battlion is the cream of the crop or the best of the best so its no wonder they get the most funds and best gear. The same can't be said about the rest of the army and even worse for the home guard belive or not some of the home guard soldiers have m75 uniforms or uniforms that were issued in 1975 and they still use it to this day cuz they aren't getting as much funds as the army. Same goes for their weapon they still used the g3 a rifle the got issued in the 60s and didn't get swaped out by hk416 until resently.

@@MNM-lq9te Interesting to hear, because in America mechanized infantry is kind of just seen as a regular unit and nothing special. My buddy just got back from Iraq and he had the Telemark battalion on his base with him and had nothing but good things to say, these dudes all look like vikings and put our military to shame.

@@johndeere5785 Yeah the Telemark Battalion is mechanized but on the other hand they are kind of the spearhead of the Norwegian army. And as far as i know they have somewhat special forces status so a bit like the US Army Rangers of some kind. Greetings and respect from germany.

Spot on.

in norway we was draftet to 1990 army 12mnd sea 16mnd air 16mnd,

Well said. I was conscript too 28 years ago - and learned things about myself and others I can't say for sure I would have exposed myself to learn elsewhere. My main rough lesson was: "It's not ALL up to me - trust people have different strengths and talents - don't shy away from revealing your strengths and weaknesses - it helps everyone know - no one is perfect, everyone is fit for some purpose." “What your mother thinks you can do is about 20% of what you can do. What you think you can do is about 40% of what you can do. We raise the bar for people so they can meet the demands that the war places on them" - So says an officer in the infamous coastal ranger documentary "blood, sweat and poop" from the early 90's. Life is a humbling experience - mandatory conscription to some basic training/instruction - be it focused civil or military - it is a human right in my view. When crisis hits - unity and humanity are HOW and WHY to survive. Again, well said - got me ranting :) Honor to the Greek!

I am curious too. It can't be too shabby of a time, even without practicing cardio Magnus still has good one. Climbing requires cardio anyway

For first time, Magnus did great. But against soldiers who train regularly on uneven terrain, it’s very hard to beat.

Judging by how others smiled he is not the fastest

@@artemdorin im sure some of them were slower on their first time doing that course

I just like how even exhausted he just campuses the rope at the end. Used his foot for like the first move then said fuck it and just sent it. Lol

Probably do repelling down cliffs in full kit.

@@dave_h_8742 It's very likely they do considering the terrain and everything

Pretty much.

Most nordic countries dont synchronise english movies and shows but put subtitles in. Thats why they speak english on such a high level on average

@@Jonas-ij4td what a intelligent way of doing it ! I would have love to easily understand more than one language as a kid

@@Jonas-ij4td well in Israel (my country of origin) we also put subtitles instead of dubbing movies/shows from abroad, and our average level of english is ALOT less than this lmao. maybe its a part of the reason, but now THE reason.

We are required to learn English from we're around 8 years old (3rd grade) and then an additional language from 8th grade through 10th grade as well as the first year of high school "11th grade". Basically every person in Norway under the age of 50 speaks it more or less fluently :)

The Perks of oil-enriched economy

@@terraflow__bryanburdo4547 Most of the oil money goes straight into a fund. This money is fueled by socialist level medium/high tax rates, fish, and state governed residential investment. Not sure about the differences in military equipment, but this is Telemarks Bataljonen which is a relatively elite military division, which may cause differences in equipment and may or may not reflect the average military equipment for infantry. The rifle is base-standard though.

I did 6 months of mandatory service in Austria, the gear was so bad, like going back in time to the 70s. Shitty vests, no plates, no sidearm, steel helmets, trash scopes.

@@Mundatorem It´s not just the telemarks bataljon, the Norwegian home guard basically looks like our SF

@@Mundatorem What happens with the oil fund?

Same in the us army. We got loads of push ups for hands in pockets.

Same in the Swedish army, at least back in the early -90:s😄. Don’t know how it is nowadays.

@@mikaeljonsson2078 Its a lots of hands in pockets (even in the jacket pockets) leaning on things and walking outside without a cap, even officers..

Same in British Army. If you crossed your arms (on your chest) you would be shouted at for "trying to grow tits" ... usually followed by, "get down and give me 50".

@@lecinemaaficionado4648 It the same for jrotc and rotc as well. One of the most used reason to drop freshman students.

Running in combat boots for the first time is also pretty hard

@@QuartzBlocGaming Just gotta shuffle, i wonder if other forces do TABBING ?