WEBVTT

00:00.200 --> 00:02.589
My name is Saf Sergeant Montre Liport ,

00:02.880 --> 00:05.400
and I am a 13 Romeo radar operator .

00:06.860 --> 00:09.859
My position is a session chief . So for

00:09.859 --> 00:12.140
me , my job as a session chief is to

00:12.140 --> 00:14.220
make sure that my guys are actually

00:14.220 --> 00:16.940
maintaining the radar . I have a RTC

00:16.940 --> 00:18.884
that will make sure that the other

00:18.884 --> 00:20.884
operators are maintaining the radar

00:20.884 --> 00:23.051
itself . The RTC will report to me and

00:23.051 --> 00:25.051
I report to the platoon sergeant to

00:25.051 --> 00:26.940
send out faults , any like system

00:26.940 --> 00:30.059
malfunctions , um , any failure reports

00:30.059 --> 00:32.520
that need to be sent up . If any case

00:32.520 --> 00:34.520
anything like that happens , I will

00:34.520 --> 00:36.631
have to get with the lawyers and they

00:36.631 --> 00:38.798
will help us like . Maintenance on the

00:38.798 --> 00:40.798
radar , so right now we're out here

00:40.798 --> 00:42.909
trying to find a radar site to um . A

00:42.909 --> 00:44.631
good radar site for us to have

00:44.631 --> 00:46.853
positioning right now we're just trying

00:46.853 --> 00:49.020
to see if it has like a good screening

00:49.020 --> 00:50.798
crest , make sure the ground is

00:50.798 --> 00:53.250
actually not too soft , not too hard ,

00:53.959 --> 00:55.959
make sure there's like not a lot of

00:55.959 --> 00:57.737
clutter around either as well .

00:57.737 --> 00:59.959
Interference maybe yes , interference .

01:00.779 --> 01:02.723
Oh , for that , so this is when we

01:02.723 --> 01:04.890
actually performed the recon . When we

01:04.890 --> 01:07.001
recon the site , we have to find , we

01:07.001 --> 01:08.723
actually go out and see it for

01:08.723 --> 01:10.835
ourselves . We actually go and walk ,

01:10.835 --> 01:12.890
walk , walk it out . Usually there's

01:12.890 --> 01:14.946
some air , you have air and ground ,

01:14.946 --> 01:14.860
but usually we always perform ground

01:14.860 --> 01:18.760
recons . Um , so far I have worked

01:18.760 --> 01:21.480
with NATO . Allies like the other

01:21.480 --> 01:23.647
dynamic front that we had , we usually

01:23.647 --> 01:25.702
have it in in Graffe so we work with

01:25.702 --> 01:27.919
the Polish , the British as well .

01:28.169 --> 01:30.280
Those are the two I've known so far ,

01:30.280 --> 01:32.113
um , just making , just actually

01:32.113 --> 01:34.280
communicate with the fans and actually

01:34.280 --> 01:36.447
getting to know them actually building

01:36.447 --> 01:38.669
the alliance together , um , talk about

01:38.669 --> 01:40.669
we wanna actually get to know their

01:40.669 --> 01:40.529
radar system and know our radar systems

01:40.529 --> 01:43.569
as well . My experience in Finland is

01:43.569 --> 01:45.839
pretty good , like it's very , uh ,

01:46.050 --> 01:48.900
very wet . But um it's still , it's

01:48.900 --> 01:51.011
still a good experience though , like

01:51.011 --> 01:52.900
different environment , different

01:53.099 --> 01:55.266
scenery , different um battle scene as

01:55.266 --> 01:57.488
well , more like better training that I

01:57.488 --> 01:59.432
had before . Cold weather training

01:59.432 --> 02:01.790
definitely is a lot , a lot different

02:01.790 --> 02:03.139
than I expect from like deser training .