Videos tagged with Combat Helmet

This entry details the significant shifts in US military equipment and training following 9/11, focusing on the introduction of the Stryker vehicle and the logistical challenges of deploying to Iraq in 2003. It highlights first-hand accounts of military life, including training at the National Training Center and the operational context at Balad Air Base. The information is presented with the authority of an experienced individual with first-hand knowledge of post-9/11 military operations.

This video aims to guide first-time helmet builders by showcasing various helmet setups, including popular brands and ear protection models. It demonstrates how different components interface and the available attachments, offering the kind of information the creators wished they had when starting out. The content is presented live on YouTube and is associated with the #dirtycivilian hashtag.

This video features Nikko Ortiz, an Army veteran, humorously reacting to footage of a MEDEVAC helicopter hoist operation. While the content is entertaining and showcases military culture, it does not provide instructional guidance on firearms or related technical procedures. The focus is on comedic commentary and personal reactions to military scenarios.

This video focuses on a Force Recon Marine's helmet setup, likely detailing the components, accessories, and considerations involved in equipping a helmet for tactical operations. While the title doesn't explicitly mention firearms, the context of a Force Recon Marine strongly suggests a focus on military-grade equipment, which often includes firearm accessories or is used in conjunction with firearms. The setup might cover communication systems, night vision, lighting, and protective elements, all relevant to users interested in tactical gear and potentially advanced shooting or defense applications.

This video features US Marines in full tactical gear performing a choreographed dance to Michael Jackson's 'Billie Jean' while in a field environment. Nikko Ortiz provides commentary, explaining that the Marines spent their week in the field choreographing the dance, highlighting the humor and boredom often found in military deployments.

This YouTube video features an unboxing and overview of the Ops-Core FAST SF ballistic helmet. The creator provides insights, opinions, and close-up shots of the helmet, noting its purchase from 'We Own The Night.' The video also includes links to playlists for best options, the creator's Amazon store, and various social media platforms (TikTok, Instagram, Facebook). Additional hashtags like #2ndamendment, #tacticalgear, #protection, and #firearms indicate the broader context of the content within the firearms and tactical community.

This YouTube Short from Tactical Rifleman demonstrates how to properly set up a combat helmet. While the specific firearm models and calibers are not detailed in the title or description, the focus is on essential tactical gear for military or combat scenarios, emphasizing helmet configuration for operational readiness. The video aims to provide practical advice for individuals involved in tactical operations.

This video humorously depicts an individual, Andrew, wearing a German Stahlhelm and a face mask while dining in a restaurant. The situation highlights a social dynamic where one friend is perceived as embarrassing the group due to their unusual attire in a public setting.

This video features a test of commercial combat helmets manufactured in China and available for purchase in the Philippines. The reviewer utilizes a variety of firearms to assess the helmets' capabilities, including an M1 Carbine, FN FAL, 9mm CZ SP-01 Tactical, and a Cal 9mm CMMG Pistol Caliber Carbine. The focus is on evaluating the protective qualities of these helmets against different firearm calibers and types.

This guide details how to properly set up a combat helmet, drawing on techniques from retired USSF operators. It covers essential aspects like achieving a comfortable and secure fit, integrating night vision devices and communication systems, and utilizing identification aids like placards and strobes. The emphasis is on balancing functionality with weight and protection, referencing specific gear like Team Wendy helmets and Wilcox mounts.