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00:30We are sharpshooters, but we have to become masters of camouflage and deception.
00:55Here is a German sharpshooter, who skillfully prepares himself in an earth fold.
01:00He goes in position carefully.
01:05Suddenly, Bolshevists appear.
01:09Hunting fever, a too fast movement, a Bolshevist sharpshooter has recognized them.
01:15Hit!
01:19Sharpshooter, your training must be careful and precise.
01:24Only then will you survive the cunning enemy.
01:29In the field, the sharpshooter must first try to see each individual very consciously.
01:43Here, for example, he dissolves the closed landscape into a sum of remarkable dots.
01:51A single bush.
02:04A hollow.
02:11Three single trees in the foreground.
02:13In order to train the memory for a landscape, the sharpshooter must remember this picture.
02:19Look closely at the edge of the forest.
02:23Changes are being made.
02:27Have you memorized everything?
02:29Yes, sir.
02:30Everything is under control.
02:41Everything is ready.
02:45We have made three changes.
02:49A tree in the foreground.
02:53Then a sharpshooter is blinking now.
02:56The tree is now to the left.
02:58A tree crown in the foreground on the right, broken off.
03:04For comparison, this is what the forest edge looked like before.
03:08Now to finer changes on a meadow.
03:18Here, a trained eye is required.
03:26On this meadow, three changes.
03:39The maulwurst hill was not there.
03:44In the foreground, a trail in the meadow.
03:55The beech tree was not there.
03:57Beech trees do not grow on meadows.
04:00The recognition of such changes is particularly important.
04:03Because often you can draw significant conclusions from such little things.
04:07For example, never put a broken tree crown on a forest edge.
04:15A sharpshooter becomes aware and first searches the tree rows.
04:23All trees have crowns.
04:33But this one?
04:38Isn't that the crown of the beech tree?
04:43And correct. A Bolshevist has used it as a camouflage.
04:52It is recognized and destroyed.
05:01Or here, a meadow with neutral vegetation.
05:08Do you notice anything in this terrain?
05:13Take a closer look.
05:16Yes, straight-forward beech trees.
05:19They usually only grow on dull soil.
05:22Now they are moving.
05:25Even such little things are noticeable to the sharpshooter.
05:29He must regain the original sense of nature that distinguishes the hunter.
05:38Even the smallest changes must be perceived by the sharpshooter.
05:46Doesn't a bush move here in all wind silence?
05:54So convince yourself.
05:56Go up carefully.
05:58If something doesn't show up at first glance, it is necessary to endure and observe.
06:03Such observation tasks require a lot of patience.
06:10Success does not wait for you.
06:13A sharpshooter becomes visible.
06:17Success does not wait for you.
06:20A sharpshooter becomes visible.
06:34The sharpshooter immediately evaluates his observation.
06:47Time, place and type of observation are determined.
06:51In addition, the distance.
06:57In order to remain invisible while observing, the collar mirror can be used.
07:02It is made partially of a mirror frame.
07:06A roof and camouflage protect against blinding, which can be slightly treacherous.
07:12So the terrain is selected.
07:16Keep the collar mirror calm.
07:19Don't wobble.
07:25So.
07:27And there is the enemy.
07:29Clearly visible.
07:41Here a bush group.
07:43Suddenly a bird flies up.
07:45An enemy.
07:49If a target is recognized, it must be addressed quickly.
07:56Straight ahead. 300.
07:58An eye-catching tree.
08:00In the crown of the enemy gunner.
08:02Too little. A sharpshooter must mark his targets much more precisely.
08:06Look closer at the tree.
08:08Straight ahead. 300.
08:10Barrel-shaped acacia.
08:12Much better.
08:16Also in the forest, with its confusing abundance of stop points,
08:20targets must be addressed briefly and precisely.
08:38Straight ahead. 70 meters.
08:40To the left, a tree trunk.
08:42Backwards, a hill.
08:44Behind it, an enemy gunner.
08:54To the right, a bush.
08:59Speak to your target and lead us to it.
09:04Half left.
09:05Stop! What was wrong with that?
09:09One must never point the hand in the direction.
09:13Right. Even the slightest movement can reveal the position.
09:19In the vicinity of the enemy, the gunner must move particularly carefully.
09:23Loud speaking is to be avoided.
09:25A communication is therefore achieved by signs or animal sounds.
09:31Ruff! Ruff!
09:33This call of the boar does not occur in the forest.
09:36Ruff! Ruff!
09:39And that means, straight ahead, 60.
09:44Work.
09:46Above.
09:47Gunner.
09:53And more signs. Attention!
09:56I am signing.
09:58M.
09:59G.
10:02P.
10:04K.
10:06So, pack!
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10:12Z.
10:13Tank.
10:15Gunner.
10:20Advance.
10:24Retreat.
10:28100.
10:3310.
10:37300.
10:40Each pair of gunners can also assign their own signs.
10:44If the terrain is varied, a terrain baptism is made.
10:48This facilitates the communication with the target.
11:02Here, the terrain shown earlier again in overview.
11:06Stop points.
11:07Half left.
11:0980.
11:10Earth on top.
11:12Right.
11:14100.
11:15Two royal candles.
11:23Distance estimates are of particular importance for the gunner.
11:28Advance.
11:30In addition to the general principles, the gunner must master the subtleties of distance estimates.
11:36Take a look at this gunner.
11:46Distance.
11:49200.
11:51250.
11:53Too short.
11:54300.
11:55All candles.
12:00Distance.
12:03Distance of this gunner.
12:08400.
12:11370.
12:13All wrong.
12:15This gunner is also 300 meters away.
12:18Only because he is smaller, he appears further away.
12:22It was good that someone gave an intermediate value.
12:25370.
12:26The gunner must also learn to indicate intermediate values.
12:30Not just estimate rounded numbers.
12:33Go on.
12:35Distance to the house.
12:40400.
12:41430.
12:43470.
12:47Wrong.
12:48Because you see things too big when they are lying, you estimate too close.
12:53Distance to the house.
12:55500.
13:01Estimating from below to a treetop must also be practiced.
13:05You estimate too far.
13:13From a tree below, you estimate too close.
13:16The light-resistant optics of the ZF also provide a safe protection in the dusk, i.e. in bright light.
13:23Estimating in the dusk requires a lot of practice.
13:39Here, assume an enemy gunner.
13:42Here, assume an enemy gunner.
13:45Here, the dash of the ZF.
13:49The enemy gunner is 5 dashes high.
13:51So according to the formula, target height 1 meter 70 times 1000 divided by 5 equals 340.
13:58The enemy gunner is therefore 340 meters away.
14:02The enemy gunner is 340 meters away.
14:11In order to get familiar with the terrain seen in the defense, the enemy gunner creates a target and distance sketch.
14:25This is a sketch in which all the noticeable points are entered from right to left with distances.
14:32So he is always able to destroy an emerging target quickly and safely.
14:38How does the enemy gunner have to move in the terrain?
14:41So that he can never be seen or heard.
14:44Only now, from an elevated point of view, is it possible to perceive the approaching enemy gunner.
14:49He has found the right way to approach with one look.
14:52So a look, then the way.
14:54That's right. The enemy gunner has to move forward by centimeters.
14:57He always has to make sure not to be seen and still constantly observe.
15:04That's not how it works.
15:06Head always low.
15:07Press the whole body firmly to the ground.
15:10Elbows draw flat along the body.
15:13So glide, not drop.
15:18For this, the rear part now goes up like a caterpillar.
15:21So, not seen and not heard.
15:25Head too high.
15:27The grass is moving.
15:32The rifle is carried in the wrong way.
15:35The natural cover is not used.
15:38This point is seen by the enemy.
15:41The enemy gunner has to move in the terrain.
15:44The enemy gunner has to move in the terrain.
15:48This point is seen by the enemy.
15:51And this is how this path is properly laid back.
15:55Using this trench up to the tree.
15:59Then down through the hollow.
16:02So, body flat.
16:07Elbows not raised.
16:11No movement of the grass.
16:14The natural cover is used.
16:17Down into the dense hollow in the shadow.
16:29And here, the spot seen by the enemy is avoided.
16:34This is the role of the sniper.
16:37When overcoming snow, always look for the spot where the transition is shortest.
16:43If possible, choose a slope.
16:50The sniper advances on the other side of the snow.
16:56Always secure.
16:58Always the snow in the eye.
17:01Here, the snow is narrow, a slight bend.
17:04In addition, a little lowered.
17:14The sniper takes advantage of this and comes unnoticed over the snow.
17:28The sniper must literally demand a disappearance in the terrain.
17:34This is wrong.
17:36The movement is far too conspicuous.
17:39The enemy must pay attention to this moving bush.
17:51Here you could ask the question, like with a fixation picture,
17:54where is the sniper who is lurking?
17:57There. Something is moving there.
18:02And here is the explanation.
18:04This is the cover that is camouflaged with the plants growing on the meadow.
18:16This is what the cover looks like.
18:18Without camouflage, made of wire.
18:34The cover must always be adapted to the respective terrain.
18:43This way, the cover remains invisible to any enemy.
18:50The cover must always be adapted to the respective terrain.
18:59The cover must always be adapted to the respective terrain.
19:04The cover must always be adapted to the respective terrain.
19:08There are now a number of ways to build a cover.
19:13Usually, they can be made with the simplest means.
19:22The invention is free to run.
19:34The camouflage net was created for the observation from one place.
19:43It is pulled over the head while lying down and offers complete protection against any sight.
19:49And here is a camouflage mat, which is converted like a coat.
19:56The camouflage net is made of wire.
19:59And here is a camouflage mat, which is converted like a coat.
20:19Where is the gunner with the camouflage mat now?
20:29Where is the gunner with the camouflage mat now?
20:45The camouflage cover or the camouflage shield is essential for the cover.
20:52Now it is pushed apart.
20:55Like this.
20:59Like this.
21:10The camouflage is, of course, directed again to the environment.
21:24And now the practical application.
21:26In this way, five men work forward with camouflage and shields.
21:32And here they are.
21:36From the front, i.e. from the enemy side, not to be seen.
21:47And here are different types of camouflage and camouflage shields.
21:56And here are different types of camouflage and camouflage shields.
22:05A little skill, wood, cord and wire is all the gunner needs and what is available to him everywhere on the front.
22:26A good camouflage is also the so-called Indian hood.
22:33It consists of a wire that is pulled over the head.
22:46Every observation, i.e. every turning of the head, is a camouflage shield.
22:56The camouflage is effectively camouflaged.
23:10Now again the camouflage.
23:17Even a few meters away, nothing can be seen.
23:27The camouflage must be as complete as possible.
23:30This gunner is apparently well camouflaged.
23:40But from the smallest increase, it can be seen at a distance.
23:44Some bushes of grass are enough to make the gunner invisible.
23:47Or here, hands and face shine quite white in spite of the other camouflage.
24:05With dirt smeared, the man is already somewhat camouflaged.
24:18But not for long. Dirt dries up and becomes bright.
24:30Rust is the best camouflage.
24:36Good protection is provided by a camouflage goggles.
24:39It is simply bent from wire and is covered with grass for camouflage.
24:47Only the eyes remain free.
25:17The steel helmet net makes it difficult to shoot at long range.
25:33Even the mosquito net prevents you from aiming.
25:37Pay attention to seemingly insignificant details.
25:40The blinking of the scope of view and the DS can betray.
25:47From cardboard-made blinds and protective casings,
25:51it can be seen that the gunner is well camouflaged.
25:54The gunner is well camouflaged.
25:57The gunner is well camouflaged.
26:00The gunner is well camouflaged.
26:03Cardboard-made blinds and protective casings avoid any flash.
26:19Incidentally, the field of view is not affected by this.
26:24If possible, the blind protection is still applied.
26:27In other words,
26:30with the scope of view,
26:32like this
26:38or like this.
26:52What is the use if the gunner is well camouflaged,
26:55but the weapon betrays him?
26:59This is what a well-camouflaged rifle looks like.
27:03But be careful!
27:04No muzzle!
27:06Loading activity must not be prevented.
27:09The gunner also wears camouflage gloves and camouflage mask,
27:12both self-made.
27:16Camouflage is completed when the gunner is literally confused with his surroundings.
27:22Who recognizes the sniper in this birch forest?
27:34This camouflage is only suitable for observation, not for shooting.
27:38And who would suspect a German sniper under this weathered tree stump?
28:08Camouflage
28:24In inhabited areas, you can build an artificial pile of stones
28:27from a wire frame and a sheet of painted paper,
28:30which offers good camouflage.
28:39The long-woven camouflage is like a cover.
29:01The network-like woven camouflage has the advantage
29:05that the camouflage adapted to the respective terrain can be inserted into the individual stitches.
29:24To get an overview of the terrain while standing,
29:27it is necessary to camouflage yourself particularly well.
29:31This sniper cannot be recognized.
29:34A modern camouflage cap,
29:36especially important for the observer.
29:43And this is what the tire frame looks like.
29:46Two wire tires, which are connected to each other by stronger branches.
29:51A complete camouflage tool for all camouflages is a net suit.
30:00Camouflage
30:09Where is the moss man?
30:16Hey man, watch out!
30:18Oh, here you are!
30:23Here a well camouflaged shooter,
30:25and yet he is recognizable for the attentively observing enemy.
30:31He has taken the camouflage from the place where he wants to stand.
30:34This is wrong.
30:38Woven leaf as camouflage is useless,
30:41because it betrays the position.
30:45The sniper must be trained to capture the terrain at a glance
30:48and immediately divide it up.
30:51This side is apt for crawling.
30:54The middle is completely unsuitable.
31:00But here, this side,
31:03with dense bushes and terrain hollows, is right.
31:14So a look and the cheapest way chosen.
31:25From cover to cover,
31:28the enemy is withdrawn to the chosen position.
31:46The position of the sniper must be invisible
31:49and also visible to the enemy.
31:54The cover of the cover provides a split effect.
31:58No one would suspect the sniper's muzzle here.
32:10Free firing range is of course the prerequisite.
32:14It is even better to drive a hole directly through the slope.
32:25This position then offers complete protection against any fire.
32:46The so-called Florentine hat has also proven itself very well.
32:51Here are a number of Maulwurf hills, one next to the other.
32:56Let's take a closer look at the hills.
33:08This is a Florentine hat.
33:10Below is an observer, a sniper.
33:13For the observer, this hat is well suited.
33:16But less so for the sniper,
33:19because the hat must first be carefully pushed aside
33:22before the rifle can be loaded.
33:25And this movement reveals the position too easily.
33:32The eye rests carefully on this peaceful picture.
33:36And yet there is a very clear difference here.
33:40And yet there is a very clear difference here.
33:43And yet there is a very clear difference here.
33:46And yet there is a very clear difference here.
34:09From the camouflaged kilometer stone to the tire frame,
34:12all camouflages are represented.
34:16All camouflages are represented.
34:31This is how snipers camouflage themselves.
34:38In defense, the sniper has several positions
34:41that he can cover,
34:43because he moves completely freely in the company section.
34:46After firing the well-aimed shot,
34:49which has to destroy the enemy,
34:51the sniper changes his position.
34:53But far from the old firing position.
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