Fun Fact: ALL militaries in the world combined have approximately 150 MILLION guns.. The American people have 400 MILLION.

@HentsSauce

Жыл бұрын

Very American

@Fergus_0703

Жыл бұрын

The comment is very American... and I liikkkeeee itt.

@maulcop7719

Жыл бұрын

It's better to have it and not need it, than to need it and not have it

@PurpleGuyOfficial85

Жыл бұрын

Heck yeah

@user-bx2jq8yv4v

Жыл бұрын

Source: Trust me bro.

As someone who has served on an ohio class submarine, they definitely don’t tell you all of the capabilites of that weapon system, also it’s frigid cold most of the time onboard.

@jacobshahan6912

Жыл бұрын

my dad works for BWXT, the navy's supplier of boilers, and he claims that they are also short selling just how much power and speed aircraft/subs are capable of. He claims based on the size, strength, and stress test data they are able to sustain much higher power outputs than they say.

@diangelo6686

Жыл бұрын

That’s how the us army works in all departments now there not showing what their fully capable of to anyone

@Kritterlu

Жыл бұрын

@Seth Thank you, Sir for your service and sacrifices, for which without men and women like you, we as a Nation would not be living free. My oldest brother served aboard a submarine during the Vietnam era . He has sadly passed away, but buried with Military honors in California.

@DavidBrown-yd9le

Жыл бұрын

To quote Tom Clancy…nuclear powered air conditioning

@dublkrossr2059

26 күн бұрын

Take care fellow veteran squid. Myself gator Navy EW3 USS-Guadalcanal LPH-7. PG Operation Ernest Will 1987

The US navy is the worlds second strongest Air Force, First is the US Air Force

@roccomingioneiii302

2 ай бұрын

Yea and I want to say the marines are the 4th and army is 5th. The US takes up 4 of the top 5 spots lol.

"91, year I was born, was a good year" my brother was born in 91 I remind him it was the year Freddie Mercury died and that it was his fault

@OriginalHuman

Жыл бұрын

Freddie a mercury died the day after I was born. Two legends can’t be in on this world at the same time lol

@echo_94

Жыл бұрын

@@OriginalHuman 💪🏻😂

@jed1austinchannel772

Жыл бұрын

This is also the year the Cold War ended

@hadesdogs4366

Жыл бұрын

Lol

@coreymerrill3257

Жыл бұрын

Lol don't feel bad brother Clark, I was born in 1982 , you know how many celebrities I killed by being born that year?

The landing "Touch and Go" landing. Is because they are practicing landings. Landing can be one of the most important skills to practice in an airplane. This is also done if the landing doesn't feel right to the pilot. Maybe they are too far down the runway or going too fast.

@jlyuk8401

Жыл бұрын

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Gaming industry is just a training hub for future operators.

Suggestion for you... Increase the volume on the video we are watching so that it matches your microphone volume. I commonly watch on my phone, and find it very hard to hear the video, while your microphone volume is perfect. When the jet fighter did a touch-and-go, they might have been practicing for carrier landings in case they miss the trap.

6:06 “Phalanx 1B close-in” yeah, those are pretty commonplace anti-air guns for the US Navy.

yea, didnt realize how much i missed this kinda content from you !! keep it coming !!

I’m glad you’re making some more reaction videos, thank you!

1:41 that is a U.S Recon Helicopter Drone, it was built to detect its opponents and also meant to be a radar on air for troops to see and keep track of hostile troops, it wasn't used that much though, they mostly used the UAVs for better detection in some way and try to get better targets if I'm correct. Edit: I'm american 👍👍

10:29 they were practicing a touch-n-go, basically practicing landing without ever coming to a full stop. In carrier landings, the pilots have to be real quick about getting back up to flying speed to retry a landing, hence why the pilot never slowed down. If the US military released all the info concerning the classified kit on its military equipment, no country would ever dare try to attack any US base or the homeland.

You are correct. Miss these types of reactions. Also miss you reacting to things like MrBallen videos. Love ur channel just love ur older content.

10:43 it’s a touch and go..pilots do this often when they do a sortie

U.S.Navy Vet . Here in Texas. Great video, thanks .🇺🇸⚓️

The 3 seawolfs are badass subs though. One of them could savage an enemy fleet. Each boat has 8 torpedo tubes and they have the ability to silently launch torpedos at low speeds, they can dive very deep. 1 of the seawolfs, U.S.S. Jimmy Carter is much longer as it has a special hull section for berthing and launching special forces, divers, and Unmanned submersible vehicles. It is a special projects boat, which means it can do some very special things to collect intelligence.

Awesome reaction! You need to check out “sas operator smoked these nairobi insurgents” by popo medic

US Marine here. They barely scratched the surface of our capabilities. Just know that we have the resources to defend our people, and any direct conflict with us would be met with overwhelming force. We have some really cool stuff... but I truly hope we never have to use it.

To answer your question about the letters referring to the U.S. Navy names. The letters represent what mission type that aircraft has. It is as follows: A-Assault, B-Bomber, C-Cargo, E-Electronic Warfare, F Fighter, H-Helicopter, O-Observation, P-Patrol, S-Submarine, Anti-, T-Training aircraft, U-Utility, V-V/STOL or Verticalo/Short Takeoff and landing. The numbers are the series number of that aircraft and the letter after the number is what modication package it is. I am A U.S. Navy Veteran and had to learn these.

@Rob_F8F

Жыл бұрын

Small correction - A is for Attack as it relates to aircraft designations. It's the common designation standard for all US military aircraft. When it cones to US Navy ships, an A at the end (as in LHA) stands for Assault (as in Landing platform Helicopter Assault). At the beginning, it means that the ship is an auxiliary (as in AO for Auxiliary Oiler).

@victorwaddell6530

Жыл бұрын

I believe the only time US Navy Aircraft Carriers launched bomber aircraft was during the Doolittle Raid on Japan in WW2 . US Navy and USMC aircraft that drop bombs are designated as Attack Aircraft .

Touch and go maneuvers are important for quickly getting off the runway if there's an emergency obstruction or if they need to get back in the fight for any reason.

The Phalanx / CIWS air defense system. That has been used on U.S. ships for years now. Has also been adapted too be used by ground forces. Is mounted on a lowboy style Simi trailer. Is essentially the same gun. That is used in the A-10 Warthog Air craft. In which it's roll is as an anti tank weapons platform. Basically when you absolutely have to have something filled full of holes. Or want it to closely resemble Swiss cheese. It is the weapon of choice.

@SilverCrescent-lo6qw

2 ай бұрын

This is wrong. The A-10 uses 30mm rounds. The Phalanx CIWS shoots 20mm rounds. The only similarity between the M61 Vulcan and the GAU-8 are they are rotary autocannons made by General Electric. They shoot different sized rounds, the Vulcan has 6 barrels to the GAUs 7, and the Vulcan can be driven by more methods than the GAU. I would agree the GAU may have used knowledge gained from the Vulcan in its development, but they are not the same gun. The dutch do use the GAU in their Goalkeeper CIWS.

@SilverCrescent-lo6qw

2 ай бұрын

The GAU also isnt effective as an anti-tank weapon and this has been known since before the turn of the century.

That small green boat was one of mine Called a Riverine Patrol Boat that was on the Euphrates in Iraq

Funny fact, the US Navy is the second biggest air force in the world.

@tattoos9246

Жыл бұрын

coast guard is number 3

The Phalanx is one of my favorite defense systems. Definitely one of the US militaries best creations. Its success rate for shooting down missiles is ridiculously great. When it's shot at night time it looks like a laser beam or a melted metal chain due to how fast it fires.

As a marine I think you would love the American amphibious assault ships, mini carriers built to deploy marines and provide them air support. kzread.info/dash/bejne/m2Fqutuqksu5mqg.html Edit: Also by mini I mean by us standards, they are still massive lol 45000 tons, your carriers are like 60000.

@sportsmom165

Жыл бұрын

Are those also known as the Harrier carrier?

@A_Name_

Жыл бұрын

@@sportsmom165 Yup. Idk if it's for one specific class of them or all since there are a few classes in use that are all similar. Edit: no idea if they still call them that since it's all F-35s now.

@sportsmom165

Жыл бұрын

@@A_Name_ I think the only ship my daughter was on was the USS Sacajawea when she was at Oki. Said it didn't even qualify to be called a boat. She had smoother rides on a white water raft going over class IV rapids. LOL

What the US tells everyone it has was stuff that entered deployment 20 years ago, for the most part. If something new entered deployment, it means it's replacement is already being tested or operational in the dark money budget.

I know you guys call anything “kit” but in American English we call ships, planes, drones etc assets. We don’t really use the term kit but when/if someone does it is usually referred to clothing or carried equipment. Not that it really matters but I find the terminology difference interesting. Thanks for the video buddy.

The touch and go you just saw that pilot do could be for multiple reasons although judging by his armament/load-out, he's probably practicing landings while still fully armed most likely with dud armaments so if something goes wrong there's no big boom. The practice landings where they touch and go are usually due to cost savings. Much like in your car on cruise control, it saves fuel to just touch and go for another practice run instead of slowing down and taxiing for another takeoff. Rule number 1 in the Navy: if you're ever wondering why an operation is done a certain way, ask yourself if it saves the Navy money, and if it's possible that's the case, then it's also highly likely one of the correct answers.

I bet the laser system is a great counter to hypersonic missiles. Get some solid satellite tracking, some precise coordinates and let a ship respond automatically to such things.

In the late 1990s the air force retired their radar jamming aircraft the EF-111 spark 'vark. Having no replacement aircraft, the air force merge their personnel with U.S. Navy EA-6B prowler squadrons to create composite squadrons. In 2007, the Navy replaced it's 4 seat EA-6Bs with 2 seat EF-18G growlers.

3:37 and this ship alone disrupted an entire Chinese Carrier strike group

Seahawk is a naval version of the Blackhawk the army uses. The main differences are the tail wheel is moved amidships so that the tail of the aircraft can be made foldable, the rotors are foldable. The U.S. coast guard uses versions of the Seahawk as well.

10:30 is likely a touch and go practice for carrier ops

I am currently in the navy as a fire controlman (in charge of the weapons systems and radars systems attached to them) as a spy tech and I truly believe the strongest weapon we have is the CWIS and the best thing we have as far as defense and offense support is the AEGIS Spy system (a little biased because that is my system) it’s range is crazy and support all the systems we got! Highly recommend you lookin into those things if wanna see the true gravity of our superiority 😮‍💨. Great video!!!

@victorwaddell6530

Жыл бұрын

I was an Operations Specialist on a DDG and a CG . I attended the AEGIS school at Wallops Island Virginia .

It's going to be interesting to see droneships, both above the waves and underneath.

It's fun being in the Navy and knowing more about this stuff.

The unmanned helicopter is called the firescout....mq8. It is awesome ...it can fly a whole mission without operator input... I was a drone pilot in the army and some of our capabilities were absolutely astonishing

And when I was in operation desert shield/storm, they mounted laws to the top of Humvees and use them as an antitank weapon

Honestly, the Aegis / SM3 combo shooting down ICBMs is the most awesome thing about it. I remember when SDI was labelled "Star Wars" with derision as a pipe-dream. Now its reality. :-)

I literally just watched this program 15 minutes ago, on Gen DIY Commandos channel. He's a retired Royal Marine like you. Like I said to him among other stuff, as long as russia, china, and north Korea don't hit us at the same time, we would do well. As long as they don't drop a nuke on the fleet.

You should take a closer look at the Phalanx weapon system.

The aircraft on the aircraft carriers are flown by Navy and Marine pilots. The first woman Blue Angel was a Marine.

Bro there is so much about the military weapons systems that us soldier's sailors marines and airmen dont even know. im a tanker and the abrams platform still amazes me to this day

LOL. You were talking about the tracers ricocheting off the water. I was Rapid Deployment "FIST" and one day the 100th Armored cavalry showed up on the OP I was stuck on. They let my partner and I rip off a belt of .50 Cal ammo out of the turret machine gun. We were doing the same thing, but we were shooting up a road, watching the orange ricochets going up into the air. Those Cav guys were awesome. They taught us to drive the tank. We were blowing donuts all over the side of the OP. The. shit you can do when Brass isn't around.

When I was in the service I partied with a bunch of submariners that just got back to base from a six month deployment. That’s a long time to be at sea smelling each other’s farts

When I was in the United States Marine Corps we used to have nighttime life fire on the rifle range using tracers. That was awesome with about 80 guys with Rifles and tracers at night

The thing is the bane of conscript armies is small skilled units this was proven in the Falklands when British para and SAS troops proved themselves capable of winning with seemingly impossible odds against hordes of conscripts

You completely ignored the fact that Marines also fly off carriers, it isn't just the Navy!

I'm not experienced but I believe the jet that bounce off the runway was doing training for landing on a aircraft carrier

Sometimes submarines go under the ice of Antarctica and they can break all the way through to the surface

My oldest son served in two submarines, USS Alabama and USS Albuquerque as a Nuke Machinists Mate 1st class.

When I was in the Marine Corps they told us that 50 Calver machine goes could not be used on troops just military gear and we were told the canteens on the soldiers hips were military gear. Lol

@6:10 it's a phalanx ciws ( close in weapon system). A few countries have Thier own versions of it, I can't remember if the royal navy uses this one or the Dutch goalkeeper. Israel and Russia also have Thier own versions.

@shadoudirges

Жыл бұрын

Nothing like hearing 20mm rounds coming out at 4500 rounds per minute. The CIWS is both scary and awe inspiring to witness in person.

I believe they are saying that the missile can check out it's target before impacting it, send data and analysis back to the launch platform (i.e. the carrier or aircraft) and be instructed to hit a different target is that one is already destroyed.

10:30 those are 'touch-n-go' 'landings' Little later, Yes haha some of our subs can crack and go through thick artic ice.

Luv ur video but please up the volume to match yourself at least... Would make it perfect!

Hey Luke did you hear that the army had replaced the m4 and that other heavy gun there is a video on it there is a video about it by task & purpose guy

They really didn't go over the Navy's Phalanx CIWS Close-in Weapon System and how it can shoot missiles out of the sky. You should check it out.

You need to look up the Ghost Army from WW2, it will blow your mind

The "bounce" is practice for touch-and-go on an aircraft carrier.

@williemaddox3667

Жыл бұрын

Also if you have to get 50 flights a month to keep up your quals each "touchdown" counts as one.

Love this type of content. Thank you

You wouldn't just save on missiles but think of storage space you would save on the boat and logistics of getting them to the boat.

The growlers can jam IED's (so they can't be phoned in) I think that was the 3rd thing he was eluding to among other things

The bit about the F-18 "bounce and cracking on" looks like what we call "touch and go" where the pilot just touches down and takes off.

it's funny because recruits for tank driving and operation are becoming more effective thanks to laying videogames while growing up

The plan that did a touching them it was practicing for aircraft carriers so if you miss the tripwire you take off right away and you won't go in the water

The big disadvantage of lasers they didn't mention. Lasers are line of sight weapons, and are limited because of this.

I live and worked in Wichita Kansas (aircraft capital of the world) many of those years in aerospace what is known isn't always shown, I'm still praying we can't shoot down ICBMS, but pucken gotta throw the first punch.

Great content!

nice!

By the way, the USS P once was decommissioned in 2017

_China sticks .50cal machine guns on fishing boats._ China: "Now WE have the biggest navy in the world!" American Media: "OMG the Chinese have the biggest navy in the world!" U.S. Navy: "... neat?"

Why did he bounce and crack on?? he is performing FCLP's or Field Carrier Landing Practice. he is making an approach and touch and go as if he were landing on a carrier. Its just a way to keep the pilot up to speed on carrier landings without going to the carrier itself.

question of the day, how many times has the US navy helped the Canadian Airforce with use of the US aircraft carriers?

Suggested Movie: Flight of the Intruder. A-6 Intruder in it's origonal bomber role C. 1972.

No you are correct, I know a few people that work or have worked with military research. And I can tell you they are not telling you everything.

That is called a "touch and go". Pilots do them when getting their flying hours in. It simulates both a landing and take off. They can do many in a row to get their hours in and keeps them from having to stop and start the engine. More efficient to do touch and go's than to do actual complete take offs and landings.

Yeah I believe that's the one that got the first laser weapon

There is the Air Force, The Navy have their own aircraft, to does the Marines and the United States Coast Guard, Just for fun the Marines Corp is larger than the entire UK armed force combined. There are 12 nuclear carriers in the world all American except one French carrier.

loving the often military videos

The Virginia Class SSNs absolutely ARE a bargain! One well-handled Virginia could sink the entire Red Chinese, or, North Korean fleets without breaking a sweat. They are, without a doubt, the deadliest, quietest boats sailing the seas. In fact, it is said that a Virginia Class at 20 knots is quieter than a Los Angeles Class tied up at it's berth.

My guess is they only tell you about class 2-3 and higher but hide class 1weapons from public info

Good video, except the subject-video's volume needed to be cranked up noticeably! The fighter that 'landed' briefly and then immediately took off again ... that's called a 'touch-n-go'; it's a practice maneuver, used for practicing various scenarios.

Phalanx is a 30mm gatling gun, the same gun as the A-10 Warthog.

Yes that is Darth Vader, that is also VAQ-209 The Star Warriors squadron.

Question: What made you join the military/enjoy military related topics?

@4:30 he doesn't mention it but the Burke's have either 90 or 96 of those launch cells.

I doubt you'll see this but your sound was off. If I turned it up to hear the video, when you speak it nearly blows out my speakers.

Wow, volume disparity is crazy.

Wouldn’t ballistic subs be the most deadly piece of arsenal in the world

I wonder if that laser weapon is on a c130 somewhere....

The AV guys weren’t firing all at once Of course, there was about 20 at a time in groups of four

For comparison allthough technologicly different. Simply put an interesting fact; Germany built 1,162 U-boats during World War II and 785 were destroyed by the end of the war. The remaining 377 U-boats were surrendered (or scuttled by the Germans). In contrast, U-boats sank about 3,000 Allied ships (merchant ships and warships).

It's called a touch and go.....

I would be interested in you playing Metro Last Light, since you have already played Metro 2033.

25mm? That was a 240 (7.62).

people forget too, our marines have jets and helicopters plus the airforce lol and honestly I think we send out our National Guard too which also have ships and helicopters plus our Navy, we have a shit ton of air and water help lol

A small correction about the Block 4E upgrades, they not only send back recon photos for future missiles to use to make corrections, but actively feed information back to the launch controllers about damage caused by previous strikes and offers targeting solutions for itself, all while loitering above the target waiting for instruction. They can also be fired in "formation", where each "wave" of missiles is fired with a gap in between, giving each wave enough time to calculate battle damage done by the first wave and automatically reroute to a more viable target. It really is mind boggling.

The 3 most powerful Air Forces in the world are as follows: United States Air Force United States Navy United States Marine Crops

You really need to turn your review video volume up. Over the past 4 videos I've watched, it's a flat out strain to hear what the video is telling you as you're reacting. Your volume is easily 3 x the volume of the video you're playing. Just thought you'd like to know. Don't turn down your volume, but crank it up a few notches on the video you're playing. Outside of that, love your takes on your reaction videos, keep it coming. Love hearing how our brothers across the pond see our military, among other things.