New video on the U.S. Army's old LARC-LX / BARC, a huge 4x4 amphibious truck and ship-to-shore connector that aided in maritime logistics operations. The video covers the specifications of the LARC-LX, its limitations, unit-level capabilities, unit organization, and its service history in the U.S. Army (particularly in the 1950s and during Vietnam) and the Republic of China.
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French Armored Cavalry Squadrons in Algeria
The organization of France's most prolific armored cavalry unit during the Algerian War, and why they did it.
Modern Dutch Armored Infantry Platoons (CV90)
Organization & equipment of Dutch CV90 armored infantry platoons.
French Amphibious Infantry Squadrons in Indochina
France's LVT-mounted and Vietnamese-manned amphibious infantry squadrons.
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Analyzing a Malian Rifle Squad Live-Fire
New video analyizing footage of a Malian Army infantry squad drill. This is a collab between me and Theo from the Combat Arms Channel . I...
The US Army’s HUGE Swimming Truck Unit (LARC-LX)
New video on the U.S. Army's old LARC-LX / BARC, a huge 4x4 amphibious truck and ship-to-shore connector that aided in maritime logistics...
Mali’s Glorious “Armored” Corps
New video on the Malian Army's conventional force structure, how they task force in GTIAs, what major vehicles are in service, and a...
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