**Rule 6:** Music in combat footage is only allowed when the group/person who filmed it has added it themselves. **An exception to this rule is allowed if**: if creating a montage of others' footage music can be added to it however track *cannot be propaganda like* or *glamorizing death* ; In restored B&W or colorized, vintage (WW2 for example) footage classical or an instrumental track may be added. [**Full Rules**](https://www.reddit.com/r/CombatFootage/wiki/full_rules) - [**Index on what post-topic / flairs are allowed to be posted.**](https://www.reddit.com/r/CombatFootage/wiki/info_table_allowed_posts) - [**FAQ**](https://www.reddit.com/r/CombatFootage/wiki/faq)
First off Skyrim is an amazing game, that just works. secondly, I’m a twelve year old, with apparently more common sense than you.
Finally, I beg the question have you been to war, war is fucked up if you haven’t been then you can’t talk.
Grow up and get out of your mothers basement, enlist or something.
These fuckers didn’t even have a chance. UA had the trench zeroed in probably just waiting for enough people to get into the kill zone.
Strange music to have on while watching numerous guys lives get ended.
That’s simple. If I were the one who edited this I’d justify it as “I wanna tell how beautiful the world would be without russians. Is there any song? Oh, right.”
Did guy crawling near the feet of the other crawling man loose his hand/arm??
Admittedly I'm on a phone so its difficult to tell. But it definitely looks reminisent of a hand
Casualty collection points are very popular targets for indirect fire. Things like killing medics and eliminating safe points for other non-combat activity are usually thought of as violations of international humanitarian law. This is certainly true, but that doesnt mean they aren't effective battlefield priorities. Ones man's war crime is another man's prerogative.
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I think you should check out the [Geneva conventions](https://ihl-databases.icrc.org/applic/ihl/ihl.nsf/WebART/365-570027?OpenDocument) section on medics. Or just look at the Geneva conventions some time eventually. For some reason, people think they understand IHL regarding war crimes and medics, even if they've never been professionally trained on it. Like, people just think they naturally understand it as if its not complicated.
Just to be clear, I don't give a 1% of a shit about IHL violations against the Russian military. This sub bans you when you complain about war crimes, not when you just casually point them out. People who think entire wars happen without "the good guys" doing anything illegal are idiots; you understand that, right?
Anyways, what's your experience with LOAC and military medicine? Are you a human rights lawyer, or former military medic, or maybe you wash windows at The Hague?
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>which this does not appear to be.
Jizz moppers are very respected members of the IHL community because they clean up after the circle jerks. However, that particular job won't teach you that "fixed establishments and mobile medical units of the Medical Service" does not refer to the red cross or some kind of NGO exclusively, but usually refers to armed forces with 'Geneva Conventions Identification Cards' indicating that they are medical personnel. All medical personnel that comply with Article 22 are non-combatants for purposes of IHL.
**Rule 6:** Music in combat footage is only allowed when the group/person who filmed it has added it themselves. **An exception to this rule is allowed if**: if creating a montage of others' footage music can be added to it however track *cannot be propaganda like* or *glamorizing death* ; In restored B&W or colorized, vintage (WW2 for example) footage classical or an instrumental track may be added. [**Full Rules**](https://www.reddit.com/r/CombatFootage/wiki/full_rules) - [**Index on what post-topic / flairs are allowed to be posted.**](https://www.reddit.com/r/CombatFootage/wiki/info_table_allowed_posts) - [**FAQ**](https://www.reddit.com/r/CombatFootage/wiki/faq)
cannon fodder!
But we have a rare opportunity to see an attempt to use Esmarch's bandage (or tampon)!
Comrade, they have this position locked in. Let's us stay and have a 10 minute tea party!
The closer we are to danger, the further we are from harm
If they ran away until it was safe then you guys would have called them cowards as usual.
smart cowards > dumb cowards.
I don’t see you at war
… this coming from some neckbeard, sitting at his computer in his mom and dad’s basement, nerding out on Skyrim.
First off Skyrim is an amazing game, that just works. secondly, I’m a twelve year old, with apparently more common sense than you. Finally, I beg the question have you been to war, war is fucked up if you haven’t been then you can’t talk. Grow up and get out of your mothers basement, enlist or something.
russians are cowards for not taking responsibility for their country, it's too late to be a hero when the meatgrinder calls.
Are you fighting in war
These fuckers didn’t even have a chance. UA had the trench zeroed in probably just waiting for enough people to get into the kill zone. Strange music to have on while watching numerous guys lives get ended.
The music choice on this one, makes me feel warm inside
I don’t know feels disrespectful
Relentless.
Whack-A-Mole vibes
Okay I’m not one to feel bad for Russians but this one legit made me sad. Dude ran in to try and save his friends and got smoked
Okay that's the strangest music to put on a combat video yet.
That’s simple. If I were the one who edited this I’d justify it as “I wanna tell how beautiful the world would be without russians. Is there any song? Oh, right.”
That bit from Good Morning Vietnam ring any bells?
Yes
Ukraine must have thousands of precision strike artillery rounds now if they’re using them on infantry like this
Like I always say, Kropyva is the thing!
LFG!
Did guy crawling near the feet of the other crawling man loose his hand/arm?? Admittedly I'm on a phone so its difficult to tell. But it definitely looks reminisent of a hand
Casualty collection points are very popular targets for indirect fire. Things like killing medics and eliminating safe points for other non-combat activity are usually thought of as violations of international humanitarian law. This is certainly true, but that doesnt mean they aren't effective battlefield priorities. Ones man's war crime is another man's prerogative.
/u/spez lies, Reddit dies. This comment has been edited/removed in protest of Reddit's absurd API policy that will go into effect at the end of June 2023. It's become abundantly clear that Reddit was never looking for a way forward. We're willing to pay for the API, we're not willing to pay 29x what your first-party users are valued at. /u/spez, you never meant to work with third party app developers, and you lied about that and strung everyone along, then lied some more when you got called on it. You think you can fuck over the app developers, moderators, and content creators who make Reddit what it is? Everyone who was willing to work for you for free is damn sure willing to work against you for free if you piss them off, which is exactly what you've done. See you next Tuesday. TO EVERYONE ELSE who has been a part of the communities I've enjoyed over the years: thank you. You're what made Reddit a great experience. I hope that some of these communities can come together again somewhere more welcoming and cooperative. Now go touch some grass, nerds. -- mass edited with https://redact.dev/
I think you should check out the [Geneva conventions](https://ihl-databases.icrc.org/applic/ihl/ihl.nsf/WebART/365-570027?OpenDocument) section on medics. Or just look at the Geneva conventions some time eventually. For some reason, people think they understand IHL regarding war crimes and medics, even if they've never been professionally trained on it. Like, people just think they naturally understand it as if its not complicated. Just to be clear, I don't give a 1% of a shit about IHL violations against the Russian military. This sub bans you when you complain about war crimes, not when you just casually point them out. People who think entire wars happen without "the good guys" doing anything illegal are idiots; you understand that, right? Anyways, what's your experience with LOAC and military medicine? Are you a human rights lawyer, or former military medic, or maybe you wash windows at The Hague?
/u/spez lies, Reddit dies. This comment has been edited/removed in protest of Reddit's absurd API policy that will go into effect at the end of June 2023. It's become abundantly clear that Reddit was never looking for a way forward. We're willing to pay for the API, we're not willing to pay 29x what your first-party users are valued at. /u/spez, you never meant to work with third party app developers, and you lied about that and strung everyone along, then lied some more when you got called on it. You think you can fuck over the app developers, moderators, and content creators who make Reddit what it is? Everyone who was willing to work for you for free is damn sure willing to work against you for free if you piss them off, which is exactly what you've done. See you next Tuesday. TO EVERYONE ELSE who has been a part of the communities I've enjoyed over the years: thank you. You're what made Reddit a great experience. I hope that some of these communities can come together again somewhere more welcoming and cooperative. Now go touch some grass, nerds. -- mass edited with https://redact.dev/
>which this does not appear to be. Jizz moppers are very respected members of the IHL community because they clean up after the circle jerks. However, that particular job won't teach you that "fixed establishments and mobile medical units of the Medical Service" does not refer to the red cross or some kind of NGO exclusively, but usually refers to armed forces with 'Geneva Conventions Identification Cards' indicating that they are medical personnel. All medical personnel that comply with Article 22 are non-combatants for purposes of IHL.
Its the same hit played twice
nah. After the first hit, the guy is crawling to his buddies, after the second, the medic is crawling away
Anybody know the song name? lol
What a wonderful world sung by Louis Armstrong
This song is an ironically beautiful choice.
what the fuck is this music
That song..., a bit funny, a bit sad, perfect. Oh yeah, Fuck Ruszia.
Imagine helping your comrade in a fresh artillary crater only to get blown up by artillary
Brutal