Finnish Special Forces - Combat Divers

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[0iFantomas]

Respect to our Northern Brothers!!

Greetings from Germany

[XIIIphobos]

@whatanitwit bitch you have something that'll actually weigh more than your babylona-america -shit? why don't YOU tell us a little bit of finnish military history, inshallah?

[OnlyLifeMatters]

@mrtrue1000 Sorry to get back to this subject but I might have some information that could interest you, regarding what you just said.

Finnish army actually does have a "SAS" unit, it's called the Special Jaegar Battalion. The members of the battalion receive intense and versatile training that lasts for 14 months. In military hierarchy, Special Jaegar Battalion is set to operate as a part of Utti Jaeger Regiment, alongside Airborne Jaeger Battalion, Support Company and Helicopter Battalion.

[OnlyLifeMatters]

@antibulletdodger101 Hah, I know that it wont happen. You see, I like the idea itself as well. Yet I'm not naive.

That is the reason I'm in for EU, because chances for that becoming a strong state are high - actually, it is only a matter of time.

[antibulletdodger101]

I like the idea, but one cant be naive. If you look at it reasonably it will never happen. I dont think it should really matter either, Sweden and Finland with always be close, but you cant change the past to that extent. And it might not make things better economical wise. In my opinion strengthening the army is not what our countries need, we are not close to war and dont have to join in on any either. But if we had this debate during the cold war, then yes. For sure.

[OnlyLifeMatters]

@antibulletdodger101 I personally would prefer the alternative where Finnish-Swedish state still existed. C'mon, we were one sovereign country for over 600 years, we used to be a true European superpower. It can't end like this, it shouldn't end like this. We are like two twin siblings that were separated from each other, but if we work hard, we can still have a reunion.

Federation system, unified army, non-Nato, non-EU, conscription, maybe a new capital to neutral DMZ of Ahvenanmaa/Åland?

[antibulletdodger101]

I get your point about the language issue, although you cant change peoples native tounge overnight and your people have to be able to communicate. About WW2.. well, personally I think we shouldve fought together with you. If we would have Sweden and Finland would´ve been even tighter today. Maybe even having sharing a combined army. Still its not that easy. Sweden had, and still has, a law that prevents us from engaging in assults on an enemy on turf other than our own. But sure, its debatable

[OnlyLifeMatters]

@antibulletdodger101 Well, the thing is that we're not. Finns have to study Swedish language as MANDATORY subject for six years. And OH DEAR GOD it sucks! Not that it's your fault in any way though...we should be mad at our government that keeps it that way. But it goes deeper than that, many veterans felt betrayed when Sweden didn't join our campaign against Soviet Union back in WW2. It was like your best friend/brother stabbed you in the back. I don't think it was your responsibility, though.

[antibulletdodger101]

@OnlyLifeMatters why do you guys have such an inferiority complex towards us swedes anyway? I dont get it and neither does many other swedes. I know your history, being a part of Sweden, but I mean come on! We´re two seperate nations today and we´re very much like brothers. Why dont you people just come to terms with that complex, its not like people in Sweden laughs at finnish people which it seems like finnish people thinks..

[thracianglad]

Brave warriors! Greetings from Bulgaria!

[OnlyLifeMatters]

@mrtrue1000 I don't think Finland needs a "SAS" unit. We already have Guerilla Battalions, Utti's Brigade and Combat Divers. We don't need to copy someone else's (Britain's) special forces to feel comfortable. We must be able to counter invading force in order to feel comfortable. Be innovative, not imitative.

We in Finland have very high rate of patriotism, and this results in loud kids bashing Sweden during the must-undergo, denied inferiority complex towards Sweden -phase.

[jokurandomi93]

nää on niitä THE SOTILAITA!!