In this video we’ll look at the first sightings of the Mk153 SMAW in Ukraine. We’ll explore what the SMAW is capable of and examine the first footage of the weapons in theatre.
Small correction: I misspoke at 3:30 — 68th, not 66th, Jaeger Bridge.
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