Most Dangerous Career Paths To Take In The Modern Military

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Simple History Creator: Daniel Turner (B.A. (Hons) in History, University College London)
Video Directors: Lav Velimirovic, Ognjen Jovic
Script: Robert de Graaf
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Animators: Nancy Bhalla, Krishna, Guillermo G. Caasi. Jr, Ravina Bheda, Rommel Ponferrada
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[levisnyder]

As a United States Army Advanced Combat Medic Specialist, SSG (68W)... I appreciate the effort of pointing out our essential military medical workers ❤ Thanks! From your armed forces.

[choongweijie]

0:20 EOD
2:30 Artillery Observer
6:40 Medic
8:40 Correspondent

[XYZ-eoum]

In case of war correspondents, you should mention cases of deliberately targeting them in the warzone. Just like this may happen to medical staff or humanitarian aid volunteers.

[kennethcurtis]

As a former Forward Observer, I can attest that we only concern the weather and wind when it comes to smoke mission. For example, you want an overcast warm day so smoke expands faster. HE (high explosive) rounds doesn’t care what the weather or wind direction. It tears people apart regardless. Smoke is the only round/mission we need to take into account of wind direction, weather, and conditions there within. Plus, when it comes to smoke we need to take into account as to how it’s being used. Are we screening friendly movement or applying for the use against the enemy so we can move against them? That being said, I appreciate my former MOS being on the list as the usual rate of survival is 3secs once lead pops off.

[SEAZNDragon]

1:56 "US Marine Corporal Chief Warrant Officer..." Why do I have a feeling someone didn't proofread the script?

[InterdictionAirsoft]

1:35 the old ready or no load out room

[MasaMasa-hvfl]

Man these thumbnail are getting wild 💀💀💀☠️

[eyeroll]

I think being a tournament moderator is probably the hardest job in MW

[corymorimacori]

“You should be ashamed of your military honor!” Theodore Roosevelt

[jokodihaynes]

"I laugh in the face of danger"-simba the lion king

[theawesomeman]

A friend of mine served as a photographer for the US army during the Iraq war. He thought such a job would get him out of combat operations and was disappointed when they gave him a gun and told him he would be documenting casualties in real time.
He spent just as much time shooting his own gun as he did with his camera.

[MichelleCampbell-hc]

I love your closing theme bc it totally sounds like Final Fantasy Tactics.

[MaxTheVoidling]

you should do some videos about the British military and SAS!

[Bingus]

Me looking at the thumbnail: IT GOT TO HIM!!!

[Wonderwhoopin]

Plumber….. they handle any and all shat. No matter who what when or where! They are there, to get control of the situation

[cccc]

A Corporal warrant officer. That's a new one

[JeveGreen]

8:43 Frank West: "I've covered wars, y'know."

[MIRAAJMUHAMMAD_]

nice information....Thanks alot....Salute to the military ppl of all around the world...

[lazrustosadow]

EOD isn't that stressful, either you get it done right or it isn't your problem anymore

[goodluckyoureonyourown]

EOD...not dangerous. Being someone that has to call EOD, that's the dude with the dangerous job.

Also, whoever did the animation of the tech approaching a MK 80 series bomb in the bomb suit is on the same intellectual level as our current president.