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It becomes thick, it's liquid sunshine, It will actually rain all night. Whatever, I'm moving on through. Bye. Subtitles for ZDF for funk, 2017 I need to tell you something. I have good news and bad news. I'll start with the bad one. This is unfortunately my last episode here, but the good news is, For the last episode, I've come up with something really big. I have already accompanied many specialized units, But these ones, nobody has ever heard of them. Because they are silent and invisible in the midst Operate in the combat area often only a few meters away from the enemy. LEKE stands for air-landing component for electronic warfare in close support during operations. Phew, sounds really complicated. We are right at the pickup point. But exactly this unit, which by the way belongs to the partial combat force Zö, You will now be seen in a way you've never been seen before. And I'm taking you with me for the next three days. 120 Kilo. I weigh 70. 50 kilograms more. We can swear. Before it really gets going, I'll use the time to Just quickly chat with the team leader And a few more pieces of information for you to take away. Luca, what exactly will our task out there be now? We are conducting a special reconnaissance. or a so-called Special Recce Operation, to conduct operations here in... To identify enemy forces in the nearby area, who are suspected of occupying an airfield. Perhaps you could also briefly provide some context, Was LEKE then generally does everything at all? I like to compare this to remote locks. You can imagine the remote lock as the eye. And LEKE, you can imagine as the ear, virtually. That means we are able to not only look, but also to hear what is going on. That means we meet the information needs in the electromagnetic spectrum. We are examining frequencies through our sensors. We are able to listen in on the radio. We are also capable of counteracting radio frequency. After we First of all complete throughout Thicket run are Let's build our hideout here now. We're trying to make this as flat as possible now, but as high as necessary to build up that we can still work there inside, despite everything Exactly because we're wearing the plate too. Then I'd say, let's quickly set it up so we're safe underneath. We'll do it. Let's see if we can get all the rods together. We have various lengths here. Perfect, oh my God. But otherwise, of course, complete silence prevails here. No light, only sub-night sighting. Then everything else runs without speaking. Then we'll naturally do all of this as practice. That is a reconnaissance aircraft. She is simply saturated with us, of course. because there's always this weather protection here and also has no large infrared signature and thus, our night vision device does not glow, so to speak, either. but rather relatively inconspicuous. Here we have this fishnet, with a camouflage net over it. Where we can still attach natural camouflage. Because as it is now, It is naturally quite visible to the naked eye under relatively highgrese. But when we're finished later, one should It can no longer be seen through the forest from 50 meters away. Now that we've set up this first hiding place here, Then Nicole and I will first go into lockdown. Parallel, the system can already be put into operation. And thus we can then proceed piece by piece here establish our work readiness. That is the plan now. What can I say, of course I'm delighted on the first night outside, that's never happened before with Embedded, but for the last episode, well, Then I'll naturally do it again. It becomes thick, it's liquid sunshine, all night long It's actually going to rain, but whatever, I'm going through. I greet you from deep in the night, or actually tomorrow already, the birds are chirping. I definitely didn't sleep at all. It rained all night long. It rained. It was freezing cold, and as a result, that I had my cartridge belt on, my rifle right next to me, of course I have this here Not much movement space even in the hiding place. Yes. Yes, that's infantry life, sleeping outdoors. I don't even know when I went to bed, somehow in bed, in quotation marks But where I... The last time I looked at the clock, Was it around three o'clock or so, and yes, Now close your eyes for two or three hours and rest. Really, really tough night. Well, do you see it? This is what the finished hideout looks like at the end. Now I'll show you together with Rudi, Which system does Leke use and how does it all work. We are currently in our electronic reconnaissance hideout. We have the PA100 here with us. That is ultimately nothing other than a device, which summarizes the core components of Educar namely, searching, capturing, and tracking. Yes, searching. We are simply searching within the electromagnetic spectrum. after signals, VHF, troop radio such stories, which are interesting to us. This is usually predefined in emission planning, in which frequency range we are located We'll take a look at it then. Next, the entire process will then be entered into the system. Of course, we also want to find the signals in the spectrum. those we are looking for or suspect. As for the beacons, we'll see about that Then address it again later in the day. We'll do that in the mobile version. Not from hiding, because for that we must be on the move. I myself had already done so last night as well a backpack on the back with a little luggage. How much do you guys always even have on you, anyway? Just with all the technology? That is a good question you are asking. That cannot always be answered in such a general way. It is fundamentally dependent on storage, how likely it is that virtually everything related to tactics is involved. We have here a prime example of this. among other things, a hybrid battery, small and unobtrusive shown here, though pale and heavy. Yes, energy Energy management is naturally one of the key factors here, because we can only work with our system, if we have sufficient energy supply at hand. Now you've already felt it firsthand, that the backpacks could actually become a bit heavier. This naturally depends above all on how long we take action on Target were supposed to indicate how long the clarification period lasts. By the way, you really pulled that off well yesterday, incidentally. There aren't many who just casually carry such weight march out of the cold through the forest, in the pouring rain and under night vision. A big thumbs up from us, from the entire team, for sure. You wanted to have approximately a certain weight, so exactly. For shorter missions, for shorter operations, Can one start with an additional weight of around 30 kilograms? It all goes upward, I don't want to say there's no limit, but I'll tell you, Around 60 to 65 kilograms of additional weight, in total. We are therefore talking about plate carriers, Battle Belt, of the things one wears in clothing, plus the backpack, plus weapon, ammunition, etc. The enemy we must find, is somewhere here at the airport. We do not yet know this exactly at this point in time. But with the help of mobile positioning, we are now trying to to determine its location. As mentioned this morning. Are we now in the section Aiming, From searching and recording, now to aiming. That means we have found a frequency, We also had recording there, We have therefore made recordings and generated content. Now the task is to determine the direction, from which this signal originates. For that, we're now on the move, we're doing the mobile version, because we now also have to ensure that that we establish a reference base. That means we can be in a position to make a directional determination. But if we now receive three direction determinations and meet somewhere, which is the ideal scenario a so-called triangulation, Then we can make a rough assessment of the situation. And that is the goal of it all, so that we can to specify a narrowly defined area to the beneficiary, where the approximate position of the signal is. And you'll see that directly on your device on the map, or? Exactly, that's alsoumno displayed to me, when we're already at the third bearing If we have triggered it, then I can show it to you as well. Okay, I've just made another recording. Want to listen in and hear what the tone sounds like? the one lying on my ear? Yes, please. You shouldn't actually be doing this, should you? Also show the tone now. Exactly, that would be an absolute no-go. Actually, we really should act quietly and discreetly. Now one hears it. Unfortunately, it's not quite like that now. so clean it sounds, but on the in-ear, There, one hears a slight fluctuation in this octave. And based on that, it's like having something like that Metal detector, nothing else. Does the tone become brighter, clearer, louder? Then I will definitely get closer to my signal origin with the bearing, with the bearing line. And how long is this going to take now, Rudi, if we Are they currently on the move for such a mobile mission? Oh, that always depends entirely on the terrain, as well as from the emergence of the signals. You can't say that in such a general way. That is very difficult to answer in general terms. Because you see, the terrain gives what the terrain provides. We naturally also need to shift ourselves broadly accordingly. in order to establish a good reference basis to achieve the most accurate results possible. And then it mainly depends on that, the signal we wish to clarify If it only transmits once an hour, it accordingly takes that long. But can you spill a little something from the family secrets? What was the longest mission? where were you on the move? Yes, yes, yes. The longest mission we were on the move for if I'm not mistaken Fifteen hours, yes, that of course isn't continuously the antenna I'm busy, but one is still quite often on the move. Okay, also we have now here our third and last bearing triggered. With this, we have achieved complete triangulation. The system also indicates this here. You see, this is no longer a... No pinpoint and no cross on the map, Also, this is not an exact coordinate. but that is always just an approximate location. That is always very important to know, Some people gladly assume that. That we could now give him a precise coordinate where the source of this signal is. That is not the case, but we can do it to narrow down to a very small radius. And that is also virtually the final step right now First of all, and then you pass it on? Exactly, exactly. That is what we have achieved right now. We can now make an approximate location estimate, and that is as well as what the funding recipient demands from us. It's about 0.30 a.m., I think. Now we are also just three of us hiding on a route. I'm just barely awake, and Horst, It's over there by the sensor. Yes. Yes, it's really raining continuously again all night long There was a brief thunderstorm a little while ago too. It's not nice, but one has to push through somehow. Horst, what are you saying? Yes, you've definitely done an excellent job getting this far. I can be proud of you. Thank you. Did you imagine your last episode like this? Not really. Actually, I don't realize it at all, really. that it is the final episode But somehow it was still a bit nice with you, that I naturally managed to stay outside for two nights or rather wanted to endure. And so one simply wraps up the final episode nicely. We were informed on the way to the pickup point. The enemy drew closer; we had to swerve, or rather On to the next point, where the QRF is supposed to pick us up. And then we also got into the firefight. We still had a wounded man. The patient had to be given a brief turn on the operating table. Nice and tight. No, that needs to go even higher. Nice and tight, right? Fits? Okay. 13.03, 13.03, 13.03. We transported him away. Right, left. Yes, here, here, down. Nicole, just go ahead already. Tell them we're coming now with a wounded person. We have a wounded one! It's a bit sad somehow to be reaching the conclusion now. but of course I would like to thank the entire Embedded community, To my team, to all units, who have always supported me and whom I have been able to accompany. I must now be careful not to immediately a tear here I shed, because I must still be here Go a little further and prepare my equipment. Thanks to Leke for the time. I'm signing off. See you. Definitely praise and recognition for Nicole. The weather was crap, the circumstances were crap. She has been part of the team from the very beginning and has done everything with us. Our luggage was really heavy. Not everyone does that right away. Great praise. Highest respect for that. Thank you.