This is really old. Still a very interesting video to see again. Well handled by the dude with the cam.
Terrifying. If you don’t have mates looking over you like this, you’re doomed.
Good on him, glad he told him not to shoot anyone. Shellshock soldiers are prone to shoot friendlies
And to think, they have to go through because a group of people won’t stay the fuck away.
What a good soldier barely comes too after being completely out of it and still able to help his buddy up
That was a close round flying past them as they just started standing up! :0
So this is what reviving in video games based on.
Massive respect to that dude to be able to bounce back like that and get back in it.
Repost. This is old as hell. Delete
Great recovery. He had no idea who he was and where he was when that other soldier came up to him, that’s why he seemed so panicked and scared, not because of the actual situation of being in combat itself.
If you’ve ever experienced anything like this for whatever reason you’ll understand, it’s fucking terrifying and takes time to get back to any feeling of normal. Especially if you allow panic to take over. Utterly surreal horror.
This dude basically experienced going from a full factory reset to jogging through a war zone in a matter of seconds. Impeccable training and discipline.
Really great video. I’m glad they seemed to have made it.
Idk, but this hit me harder than all the people dieing on this sub…
Dude hear “Ukraine” and locked back in. Huge respect to the POV soldier for giving him a hand.
Could be an international volunteer. Speaks Ukrainian but with a distinct accent (could be Russian but more like Polish) can hear it well when he says “Where is the enemy?”
The key word Ukraine.
God bless all these guys.
Good thing he got him up
He had ray gun
Come on op, at least crop the video or take some time to find the original if you are gonna repost.
Massive respect for both of those troops. The one helping out could’ve saved both of their lives if not the entire squad. Shellshocked troops are known to fire on anybody they see.
It may seem like common sense to factory reboot in a sense the shellshocked soldier but it’s a side of war that often goes unseen.
I’ve seen this reposted here multiple times
looks more like a panic attack, I guess ; which is normal in such conditions
This gives me chills. The bravery of these guys!
I’m not too sure if he’s shell shocked. He thought the guy coming up was a Russian going to kill him. That’s why he asked Ukraina?
This is why Ukraine is better. They don’t run past wounded, and they don’t use their comrades as meat shields. Unlike Russian terrorists.
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This is really old. Still a very interesting video to see again. Well handled by the dude with the cam.
Terrifying. If you don’t have mates looking over you like this, you’re doomed.
Good on him, glad he told him not to shoot anyone. Shellshock soldiers are prone to shoot friendlies
And to think, they have to go through because a group of people won’t stay the fuck away.
What a good soldier barely comes too after being completely out of it and still able to help his buddy up
That was a close round flying past them as they just started standing up! :0
So this is what reviving in video games based on.
Massive respect to that dude to be able to bounce back like that and get back in it.
Repost. This is old as hell. Delete
Great recovery. He had no idea who he was and where he was when that other soldier came up to him, that’s why he seemed so panicked and scared, not because of the actual situation of being in combat itself.
If you’ve ever experienced anything like this for whatever reason you’ll understand, it’s fucking terrifying and takes time to get back to any feeling of normal. Especially if you allow panic to take over. Utterly surreal horror.
This dude basically experienced going from a full factory reset to jogging through a war zone in a matter of seconds. Impeccable training and discipline.
Really great video. I’m glad they seemed to have made it.
Idk, but this hit me harder than all the people dieing on this sub…
Dude hear “Ukraine” and locked back in. Huge respect to the POV soldier for giving him a hand.
Could be an international volunteer. Speaks Ukrainian but with a distinct accent (could be Russian but more like Polish) can hear it well when he says “Where is the enemy?”
The key word Ukraine.
God bless all these guys.
Good thing he got him up
He had ray gun
Come on op, at least crop the video or take some time to find the original if you are gonna repost.
Massive respect for both of those troops. The one helping out could’ve saved both of their lives if not the entire squad. Shellshocked troops are known to fire on anybody they see.
It may seem like common sense to factory reboot in a sense the shellshocked soldier but it’s a side of war that often goes unseen.
I’ve seen this reposted here multiple times
looks more like a panic attack, I guess ; which is normal in such conditions
This gives me chills. The bravery of these guys!
I’m not too sure if he’s shell shocked. He thought the guy coming up was a Russian going to kill him. That’s why he asked Ukraina?
This is why Ukraine is better. They don’t run past wounded, and they don’t use their comrades as meat shields. Unlike Russian terrorists.