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They get the job done

Will be relying on our armed farmers if things really come to that.

I think they had the new camo, so the camera couldn't pick them up :)

I hate the black. Dark green would have been better

Ah it was just 10 of them going round and round the block for an hour :) kidding :)

@@MrMikel1966 Would’ve been a very small block then 😅😅😅

Not so easy to have in a street parade

@@MrMikel1966 yeah but jets flying by isn't as hard as acquiring a whole street

@@milk_chemistry The do stuff like this here instead czcams.com/video/L_tpqz0pWy8/video.html&ab_channel=GoBadminton

@@MrMikel1966 well they could have done that + the military parade its the cherry on top

That happens on river fire

They fine the driver not the vehicle. Bruh.

@@orangejuicepony6881 it's owned by the military the driver doesn't own the vehicle💀

Good name, my preferred reloading brass

And where do you think Australia is going to get all the soldiers to man all those machines?

@@killbot86 what do you think that its a problem with recruits or the fact that we only have 1 regiment. The army is full to the size its designed to.. the increase the size then they increase the intake. You have no idea. It's been 30 000 combat troops since the 70's and our population has quadrupled it could easily be 80 or 100 just like a state police force that's already too big in my opinion.

@@killbot86 have you seem the recruitment adds the west puts out? Look at Emma and her two mums. Why would anyone want to to join a western military now days. Your fighting for a country that sees you as a second class citizen.

Tf you on about?

Have you ever seen the M1?? It looks nothing like the T-14. Wow you clearly lack the intelligence to make these comments.

Just the six. They went round the block for forty minutes before the tanks joined in. :)

"Glorious Victory"

The choice was made due to lessons learned during the first gulf war... If we're using the same equipment the US are less likely to shoot us by mistake.

@@MrMikel1966 o.k... that is an argument ;-) ;-)

The Leopard uses American fire control system so it's not that good. The Abrams cannon can't fire Leopard shell because they are no longer the same gun. The Abrams can burn any fuel, so logistics are less of an issue

@@ulric8445 I believe he is talking about the UK. It was awhile ago but she was the first British female fighter pilot. After years of training and spending millions on her, she decided to leave the airforce to get pregnant. So in short the British tax payers spent millions on this women to be a pilot only for her to leave immediately after completing her training. She didn't even see combat.

Don't know. I've asked a friend who's in the military. Will let you know.

RAEME .. the tradies

@@MrMikel1966 Thanks!

It’s because it’s not a Giant fucking desert australia

same reason as anywhere else in the world. it's an essential part of any armoured regiment

Because TANKS !!!!! :D

for over seas deployments maybe, or for defending the country if lets say the bad folks do take over a city.

So, you're saying if China deploys tanks amphibiously, we shouldnt have our own tanks to fight them off? Or if we need to deploy them we have amphibious deployment vehicles.

That's not possible mate, they're turbine powered

@@JCA-Z i believe Australian Abrams don't use gas turbine

@@Kalashnikov413 they definitely do use gas turbine

@⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻ they were probably not experts in using it properly against insurgents.

@⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻ yeah, good point, but I'm sure the Abrams has tons of other advantages like better protection against kinetic rounds and targeting electronics.

These aint old, If your talking about the M1A1 then that aint it. the ones they are are either the M1A1 AIM or SE so pretty modern, and they are getting M1A2Cs under one of their land plans so.

@@Helix597 oh that's sick I allways get confused over the various models I believe the base m1a1 is from the late 80s erly 90s witch that of itself is pretty new still for a tank that needs to be "modernised"

@@Helix597 I do think the leopards that thay have are a bit long in the tooth tho.

@@ld1363 They litterly use Leopard 1´s still. That thing is very long on the tooth for our current times.

@@Tankliker ye I know I was amazed that I saw them still being used by them how thay are still running is a miracle for 2021 standards it is completely crazy that thay are using them tanks I can just imagine the type of shells and armour we use today would slice through them like butter but thay are still better then no tank i suppose haha my country's army doesn't even have mbts Sorry for my grammar I have dyslexia 🙃

@@MrMikel1966ah, damn, sorry mate. I was trying to stick with the time line within the time travel

Are you being dumb. Genuine question

Except this was in Brisbane :)

@⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻ True, but it's very unlikely for any military action to occur between us and China. We're too closely allied with US and UK

It would be very difficult for China to actually invade Australia. They would have to fly or sail through/around Indonesia who are hostile to China and friendly with Australia. Our air, land and sea capabilities are smaller but more advanced. Our home turf advantage would be big. This video explains it well czcams.com/video/kAPiIkULR7Y/video.html&ab_channel=Binkov%27sBattlegrounds

@@aquillandscroll6428...Wounded Vets? Fake news!

Condor1970 Thought Trump said Covid was fake news, shoulda just rejected treatment instead of being flown to the hospital.

Some parades ran by some countries are traditional celebrations

Those are M1A1HA as by the looks of its track pads is like the same as M1A2. Probably they army only have those kind of camo is in their M1A1s so they picked it to fit the urban scenery.

@Great Gonzous I think he's trying to say there not the greatest tanks

Those are m1a1 aim sa which entered service in the early 2010's and australia will upgrade them to the m1a2c (sepv3) standard

@@johno9507 it looks like it is mainly those of white british heritage who sign up for the military, possibly to do with the larger military culture from britain.

Bc white ppl still make up 70% of the population and most immigrants are in vic and some in nsw not Brisbane

I'd daily it. Best ute ever!

It's really rare in Australia that's why it's special this happened. 2/14 LHR have traditionally made up the bulk of the troops based in Brisbane so it's the city honouring them with freedom of the city so they pass down it symbolically. Won't happen again or not at least for a hundred years. ANZAC Day there are parades but you won't see the tanks or ASLAVs involved.

Ha, good luck. The lefties down there would burn the city down if a politician there even mentioned something positive about the ADF.

@@goodshipkaraboudjan the latte sippers would have a fit

Reunite The British Empire what about Singapore and Hong Kong?

@@akmalbruhaha4658 Japan's a good example of what a homogeneous country can achieve. But then again their declining population is a big problem over there so they're rooting for more immigrants.

I'd say that cities in Australia are more akin to cities in the US. There about the same age 150~250 years old and downtown's feature similar mix of old colonial architecture with modern sky rises.

@@nathanasio2829 Japan certainly are NOT rooting for immigrants, they accept a handful of highly skilled workers on temporary visas, They're not party to the UNHCR resettlement program . They've accepted less then 100 refugees since 2016, as appose to Australia roughly 6000 per year (12000 in 2012/13 due to the Arab Spring). Japan will remain an ethnically homogeneous country.

@Reunite The British Empire Has nothing to do with race jesus christ.