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Intake is the story of the new candidates for the New Zealand military SAS and how they go from civilians to elite military commandos. Watch as these newbies go from regular life to life in the barracks!
Season 1 - Episode 4
In this episode of Intake we meet more of the new recruits who are starting their journey into the New Zealand military. These newbies are in for a rough road to get trained up to be the best of the best in the New Zealand military! They have just sixteen weeks to go from civilian to soldier. Follow along as they struggle to aclimate to military life and work to keep up with the rigors of basic training!
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9 июл 2024

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@Iswhatitisssss 3 года назад

All the youngins watching this should go this way in life instead of smoking and drinking /drugs and gangs . Wish I had . Now I’m 32 covered in tattoos, 50 convictions . Woulda shoulda coulda . Trust me guys / girls . There’s a lot of good in life if you listen to the right people .

@MsRotorwings Год назад

50 convictions? Really? I guess you’re a slow learner.

@KDubbNation247 7 месяцев назад

Still a lot of life left to live. I say....

@petelosuaniu 3 года назад

Impressed with how they use the social drinking night as a teaching tool. These guys are young, fresh ourt of school most of them. It's important that they are taught how to drink safely and socialise professionally.

@empire-classfirenationbatt2691 16 минут назад

I did my time in the South African army recently. One thing I wish we were taught was how to be responsible. These recruits do seem like kids and the army is shaping them in all areas to be good people too.

@RoyalDuggars 3 дня назад

Very cool (sad-cool) the young woman who lost her Grandfather (Great-Grandfather?) at Cassino and is in Cassino company. What a tribute!

@gerrymataia7554 3 года назад

I joined RNZN in 1992 and this training programme is by far a massive step in evolution ie train recruits to see gaps like in rugby - the advance training modules will fine tune their craft etc. The social event was particularly well thought of and often an aspect that is encouraged within the ward room or commissioned ranks. Well done NZDF.

@jayflow7949 2 года назад

In 1992 was the year I joined Kindergarten as I was 4 years old 🤷‍♂️😂😂

@jayflow7949 2 года назад

Also thanks for your service my bro your a Legend!!! 💯🇳🇿🖤🤙

@tomlegat-parker5099 2 года назад

@@jayflow7949 😆😆😆

@AstralqueEpoch 3 года назад

Like to see the NZDF change from the Styer AUG to the LMT MARS-L

@22_ice_isaac85 3 года назад

Yep and in 2030 we are upgrading again ahaha

@gobblelevclass3nuclearsubm393 2 года назад

indeed the steyr aug is so wierd looking lol is australia going to get a better rifle ?

@SA-dx5sx 3 года назад

Wow that’s different to when I went through. Wouldn’t ever put my hands on an officer, even jokingly.

@Michaelnz0812 3 года назад

@Jesse_andrew 3 года назад

I'm sure it's all different for the camera

@regregan5755 3 года назад

Times have definitely changed, it is actually a more "touchy feely" army than days gone by, not necessarily a bad thing but not always a good thing as well.

@lukedelport8231 3 года назад

If that was the old SADF they would have been is shit I know because my father was an officer and hand someone lay hands on him

@rickymarino1208 2 года назад

Yeah my corps was a tank too, nev wud of enter my dome to put on hands on a officer

@honawikeepa5813 3 года назад

Awesome series. I would like to hear more from our Pakeha brothers. They are us and we are them. They have a mean korero and history.

@jayflow7949 2 года назад

That guys going to make a mean team leader he will go far if he can keep his eye on the prize!!! I don’t know any of these recruits but I’m extremely proud of every single one of them NZ is proud of them big love to them all!!!!!! 💯🇳🇿🖤🤙

@delavega5354 Год назад

ole Muschamp still going strong. Legend... Remember him on my basic back in 306, Hard as nails.

@paularam6735 2 года назад

Went through Basic 117 in 1971. The trg has changed considerably, cant recognize much as well. We had BE teats at the end of Basic 10 mile with full pack and rifle for the first 5. Only did 8 weeks as I had to get on a course in Trentham. NZ Army trg was very varied.

@hirokawiti4932 3 года назад

Good to see the horses still out there

@lennifrost2006 3 года назад

When was this series filmed? I knew Corporal Huia when he was a lance corporal in the Territorial Force in Dunedin. Got a shock seeing his face all these years later.

@randomname1251 2 года назад

I think filmed in 2018 …er, maybe 2017?

@Kinghihiv3 7 месяцев назад

it looks fun

@alexwilliamson1486 3 года назад

Incredible scenery, if I didn’t know any better I swear they were at Sennybridge or even parts of Otterburn, these lot look well trained, some good drills there. #UBIQUE

@colefletcher5907 3 года назад

Are you a sapper?

@NoFaceINoCase 3 года назад

What a nice basic training...

@fourseven4639 3 года назад

Whens the next Ep?

@imcuttingedge1839 3 года назад

21:53 😂

@louisavondart9178 2 года назад

I'm glad to see they have decent kit these days. I had thin cotton trousers and shirt, nylon socks and a woollen jersey but no jacket... in the middle of a NZ winter. We also had SLR rifles that were 25 years old. On our last night we also had a drinks session which turned into a brawl and 15 guys ended up on charges. I wasn't there, having taken a drunken recruit back to the barracks half an hour earlier. The rest of the platoon were given extra duties but I refused to accept that BS and told them I'd see them in a court martial. They quietly let me pack up my gear and head off home. If you didn't stand up for yourself, they treated you like shit. Things have changed for the better.

@pandabear4321gogo 3 года назад

I'm not a military person, at 1:43, am I right in thinking in principle the woman's gun shouldn't be pointed in the direction of the person on the right?!?!?! even if they are blanks/have the yellow things on the end??

@reubenmoore4023 3 года назад

Yeah your not wrong

@neingagging7747 3 года назад

Yes and no. You spend a lot of time with your rifle pointed at friendlies just because it has to be tucked under your arm so you can return fire immediately without bringing it up to your shoulder. In civilian life you would never hold a rifle that way.

@scottandchels6813 3 года назад

@@neingagging7747 off the top of my head the only time your weapon is pointing at a friendly is during drill or combat training. You never point your weapon or muzzle swipe a fellow soldier period, unless you want an upper cut. At least it was that way when I was a grunt.

@MattDawson01 3 года назад

Agreed, when I was in you wouldn't even point a disassembled barrel at someone, but it seems now nobody cares.

@ding24_ 3 года назад

Yeah he was flagging the other lady

@thusradhakrishnan9601 3 года назад

Whens ep 5 coming out @DANGER TV

@ralphwatt8752 Год назад

Train Hard Fight Easy ! Pain is sickness leaving the body It's only one more step

@bigjohn697791 3 года назад

First thing my father thought me "Never talk about Politics' or Religion in the pub" when I was allowed to drink in Ireland. something all the men my fathers age in my little village in Ireland would say.

@tempestbutler3194 3 года назад

Man i wish i joined the army. 💯🔥🔥🔥🙏

@Jdkejdnfjef 3 года назад

I've just got to say in the discretion it says that these soldiers are sad when they are clearly not and if you look it up it will tell you it is just basic training not SAS training as that would be way more intense

@nauzr_ 3 года назад

the scariest part of this series for me would be the social, id take being cold and wet over social awkwardness anyday xD

@marinawarren7616 3 года назад

Feel sorry for the anti social ones wanting to participate in the army.

@CoreShaft 3 года назад

yeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa new episode

@DangerTV 3 года назад

Thx for watching!

@CoreShaft 3 года назад

@@DangerTV np

@ziggyclark5619 3 года назад

Love your vids

@DangerTV 3 года назад

Thank you!

@davidthomson2249 2 года назад

I dont think there is that much snow around the deserst road area at that time of year,

@teewuun Год назад

the drunk marching HAHAHAHA

@Torthak 3 года назад

Sound cut's out on the last min of the vid.

@DangerTV 3 года назад

Thank you for letting us know, we'll look into it and try to fix! Thx for watching!

@undertheleaf3882 2 года назад

It cuts out on every episode because the series has been ripped off from Māori TV and voiced over the original Māori narrator too... Classic British colonising tactics 🤦

@phoenixkotsapa2099 2 года назад

@@undertheleaf3882 yep i watched it on maori tv and this wish they just kept the maori with subtitles

@kimilsung9855 3 года назад

8:40 - Is that you...Dengar?

@rching5039 3 года назад

Damn I wish I learned too drink in the new Zealand army!

@dallasormond4839 Год назад

7:15 crack up !! hahaha

@izaiahmahanga-grant1531 3 года назад

Im gonna bea soldier in the infantry in the next 5-7 years

@lockey3305 3 года назад

Yep hopefully the same with me lmao

@Michaelnz0812 3 года назад

@@lockey3305 I will be a grunt too.

@lockey3305 3 года назад

@@Michaelnz0812 yeyah

@agathisraine5110 3 года назад

It's cool seeing a whaea doing the karanga :) traditionally it would be the men! But glad to see diversity in our Tikanga Maori

@SammyWebber11 2 года назад

Wahine have always done karanga

@agathisraine5110 2 года назад

@@SammyWebber11 not in traditional times. It was always the men! It is only recently that wahine were allowed to do the karanga.

@tamatielliott3716 2 года назад

I dont think ive ever seen a male do the karanga tf

@agathisraine5110 2 года назад

@@tamatielliott3716 it's in te ao Maori and te wananga o aotearoa teaches this!

@tamatielliott3716 2 года назад

@@agathisraine5110 very uncommon tho

@Newzealand_police Год назад

I’m in the army

@allanrowland130 3 года назад

The female R/O at 1:44 - please tell me that is not a 77 set she is packing.

@biscuitandtea 3 года назад

Nar man, they carry SINGSARs now.

@Beveck1 3 года назад

I'm ready to be a soldier I'm joining probably this year

@tylerlee6769 3 года назад

I'll see you there.

@taliyahwilson4606 3 года назад

Churrr beveck

@Michaelnz0812 3 года назад

@@tylerlee6769 when is your intake Polka?

@tylerlee6769 3 года назад

@@Michaelnz0812 Probably late 2021 around Nov or the earliest of 2022.

@Michaelnz0812 3 года назад

@@tylerlee6769 right right, see you soon!

@davewolfy2906 Год назад

We could use these people as "Wind talkers"

@mikeclement4029 3 года назад

Could we not afford a Kiwi to narrate this... a "hut-chi rain cover"? It's a "hootchie"!

@fourseven4639 3 года назад

on Maori TV its narrated by a Kiwi this channel has put there own narrator over it they using Maori TVs footage

@undertheleaf3882 2 года назад

It's been ripped off from Māori TV, classic 🤦

@eatcool2852 2 года назад

I got the 69,000th view. Nice

@pigeonpecker7623 3 года назад

no helmets on this Ex?

@itsgloz4876 3 года назад

Bring back the coast guard pls

@kuntryowned9483 3 года назад

If New Zealand ever had to defend its own shores we are fucked.

@user-gm7gz4ni1h 3 года назад

were like the support character

@thrusta100 2 года назад

We have Sheep, and they they have to catch us first!.. 😜😂🤣

@heywoodjerbloume Год назад

These folks are not doing SAS selection.

@creepyglow 3 года назад

“They’re here to do what they’re getting paid for... which is to kill” hahaha noooot in New Zealand. They train for it, but they never have to.

@mkt1037 3 года назад

You do know we draft soldiers to places like the middle east right? Which are at war and kill eachother...

@jacobrosco5762 3 года назад

try google all the places nz troops where sent to war we lost 15 troops in afghanistan in 2014

@lockey3305 3 года назад

@@jacobrosco5762 Yep one patrol was ambushed in a valley, there's a whole video.

@lockey3305 3 года назад

was thinking about that the other day lmao

@lockey3305 3 года назад

@@mkt1037 No shit chief, of course a fuckin infantry regiment is gonna serve. Yes RNZIR and most NZDF personnel have had their fair share of tours, operations if good, exercises, patrols lmao I sound like a smartass but yeah, of course we go to the Middle East n' shit. If your really good at what you do, maybe you'll go all over the world to "kill each other" lmfao I'm writing this at 3am don't know why aye

@VaucluseVanguard 3 года назад

Watch any docco with soldiers from the last 120 yeas and you'll here the younger generation want to know why and they learn better. Total shite. Young soldiers always want to know why. But by their mid 30's most just want to be told what to do!

@undertheleaf3882 2 года назад

Does Māori TV know you've ripped off their show and voiced over the original Māori narrator?

@creepyglow 3 года назад

Lmaoooo New Zealand doesn’t even need a military 😂 this is nothing go watch BUD/S and SQT.

@fourseven4639 3 года назад

BUDS/S is Special forces training this is basic millitary training meant for regular forces not for people that aspire to be a Tier 1 operator and if that's what you like go watch that then. Nice Video by the way enjoying these

@nikorahatherell7748 3 года назад

If ur looking for something tough check out the NZ SAS selection but don't compare infantry basic training to special forces selection

@GJ67 3 года назад

You don’t know what your on about. Stick to your COD.

@kiwilad7929 3 года назад

You can keep your closed mind over there

@joebloggs4295 3 года назад

Mate I’m and American that has done buds and was a seal for 8 years. This is only NZ army basic training, no need to compare. I can say for certain the NZSAS are the hardest fuckers I have worked with.