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Some forces are designed from the bottom up. They can make a cohesive force without formal strcuture. The Mongol army was famous for this. It allowed them to take the initiaitve and not rely on a convuleted chain of command.
Other armies , most noteably the German and British perform very badly when there are no officers or defined orders. So in part its a question of culture, tradition and doctrine within that military system.
^ this
when the crew doesn'T know their machine and how it works, they can be defeated by some untrained peasant that knows how to point an RPG in the right direction.
then the reaction would be "y u put in M4, erryone use M4, u lame"
also remember more weapons to come :)
Also, the standard M16 they are using in that video is the oldest design. Anyone who still takes a vietnam era weapon and tries to compare it to a modernized kolashnikov is trolling. By now there are better versions of this M16 varient, and this video only shows the least effective. The only hard thing about unjamming a M16 is removing a stuck casing or an active round without chopping your finger off or shooting it off. The kolashnikov, I am sure if it had a jam that big thick hunk of metal slamming into your hand when retrieving a stuck casing couldn't feel to great. On the other hand, if the Russians in this video were trying to dis our US Standard Rifle... they probably also put a dry fire round in the magazine there to make it jam on purpose.
I have used this aspect many times to deal with lurkers hiding in insufficent building cover..waiting for somebody to come in the door so they can shoot him...we just pour mg fire at prone level and look for the bloody mist.
Well done BI. :)