Hell Let Loose Vietnam Basic Training

Added: 2026-06-02

[00:00:01]Welcome to Vietnam and basic training.

[00:00:03]He will learn the fundamentals of jungle warfare. Head to the obstacle course to get started.

[00:00:14]Let's go over movement. Sprint through the course, crouch under obstacles, and vault over walls.

[00:00:28]Climb the ladder. Use it to reach vantage points on the battlefield.

[00:00:36]Now walk off the ledge to drop down. Use the bandage to heal yourself when wounded.

[00:00:45]Swim and dive through this next area of the course. Swim to get across waterways and dive to avoid obstacles and enemy sights. You can only hold your breath under water for so long.

[00:01:08]jump over the obstacle ahead.

[00:01:14]The bayonet is a powerful melee attachment that can be equipped to your weapon. Do this now and attack the dummy ahead.

[00:01:26]When you're aiming down sights, you can lean left or right to peek around corners without exposing yourself fully.

[00:01:31]When you're up close, a quick swing can take out an enemy before they even know you're there.

[00:01:39]Going prone keeps your head low. Use it to crawl under barriers or avoid getting hit.

[00:02:01]Hell Loose is built around the command structure. Unit members follow their unit leader. Unit leaders take orders from the commander.

[00:02:13]Communication wins battles. There are three radio channels. Unit communicates with your unit members. proximity with teammates nearby. And unit leaders have the leadership channel to speak to other unit leaders and the commander.

[00:02:32]Open the tactical map.

[00:02:36]This is the tactical map. Use it to coordinate tactics with your fellow soldiers and keep track of the battle as it unfolds. referring to the grid, icons, and non-verbal markers are just some of the tools that can be utilized to support effective communication.

[00:02:55]These are all the different structures that can be placed during a battle.

[00:02:59]Squads use these structures to redeploy and get back into the fight. The placement of these structures wins battles. Outflank and dominate the enemy.

[00:03:10]The field pad allows you to build spawns across the battlefield. Equip it now to place an outpost. This allows your team to quickly deploy to the field.

[00:03:22]>> Now climb the ladder to the next move marker.

[00:03:32]Please bring.

[00:03:54]>> When words aren't fast enough, you can use a non-verbal communication marker to indicate different types of danger. Give it a go and mark the infantry targets ahead.

[00:04:22]Let's go over combat. Aim down the sights to improve accuracy. Shoot the targets ahead, aiming for the helmet to guarantee an instant kill. Running out of munitions in the heat of battle can be costly, so resupply from the ammo boxes if you need.

[00:04:41]Now I'm pretty good.

[00:05:00]Now climb back down the ladder and move to the next location.

[00:05:26]Grenades are a powerful explosive item.

[00:05:29]Equip one now and throw it towards the enemies.

[00:05:41]Now, let's learn the fundamentals of capture points. Head over to the next move marker.

[00:05:59]A capture point is one of the main objectives that both teams fight for control. A capture point is under a team's control when their numbers exceed that of their enemies. The team that controls the capture point has ownership over map territory. These are known as sectors and they dictate the flow of the battle.

[00:06:17]Now move inside the hard capture radius of the capture point. This is the most important location for contesting the objective.

[00:06:31]The capture point is contested.

[00:06:32]Neutralize all the enemies to start capturing the point.

[00:06:48]You found an enemy garrison. Dismantle it to prevent enemies from redeploying and contesting the point.

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[00:07:24]>> Good job. You've captured your first capture point. Check the map and observe the territory you've just claimed from the enemy.

[00:07:34]Well done. You've successfully completed your training.