Dear American Friends 🇺🇸 Thank you for your support 🇺🇦

@Wildboy789789

2 жыл бұрын

always, 20 hours ago we signed a law to send more howitzers and ammo and radar

@sirko1994

2 жыл бұрын

@@Wildboy789789 we highly appreciate this. Guys, you are amazing.

@char8798

2 жыл бұрын

stay strong💪

They will serve you well because I helped build the 1st 56 of those guns am very proud to see that they are being used in a noble cause Slava Ukraine

@user-js3kx2xf2t

2 жыл бұрын

Уже во всю служат! Металлоломом лежат. Следи за своими подарками, Джон))

@eugeneeugene3313

2 жыл бұрын

Kobzonu Slava.

@ImGoingSSJ97

Жыл бұрын

@@user-js3kx2xf2t if this is scrap metal, then what worth is the 100 years old shit russia uses? its older than your grandpa

Stay safe over there guys.

Hope they serve you well as it did in previous conflicts.

It is our great pleasure to supply you with these howitzers. May you have the maximum benefit of them

they really needs some of the Uranium-238 shells that we build in los alamos to make it a little bit more explosve

run orcs, run

It take Ukrainian soldier 15 days familar to operate these Artillery piece US M777 155 mm Howitzer . While Ukrainian soldier are still training to use these US M777 155mm Howitzer Artillery piece is not yet on their arsenal Ukrainian soldier first they will use their Soviet era Artillery piece the D3 122 mm and D1 152.2 mm Howitzers some are supplied by the Former Soviet republics 3 Baltic state LITHUANIA , ESTONIA and LATVIA

did we give them excalibur shells?

@inovitex

2 жыл бұрын

40000 of them !

@SCscoutguy

2 жыл бұрын

@@inovitex No they received less than a hundred of them from Canada but the exact number has not been provided. So far the US has not provided any Excalibur shells. Also the only M777's even equipped to be able to fire them have been the 6 that Canada has donated. The US removed the equipment required to operate them from the M777's we donated. There have not even been 40,000 of them produced. They cost over $100k each.

24.7 KM range

Ukrainian soldiers call this howitzer M777 - "three axes" - 🪓 🪓 🪓

They couldn't be in a better place!

@kyiv_post

2 жыл бұрын

Perfect fit :)

In the midnight hour she cried more, more, more With a rebel yell she cried more, more, more, yow! In the midnight hour, babe, more, more, more With a rebel yell more More, more, more!

Those are brave men fighting so I don't want to sound critical but the trigger man is way off on his technique. However, you're supposed to continue to pull the cord while rotating with the hand holding the cord in a downward position parallel to your body. After you pivot 180° on the ball of the foot opposite the hand holding the cord you stop abruptly at half of a turn and with the non-pivoting foot you do a quick flip kick and grab your crotch with your free hand and thrust your hips forward. Then with the cord hand and once the trigger is released start drawing it to upwards to grab the top of your helmet and pulling your head down to 45°. If done correctly the round should fire at exactly the same moment you stop your rotation and your hips are moving forward with free hand attached to I your crotch. Also synchronized should be your cord hand pulling down your helmet with the flip kick on non pivoting foot. it's recommend at the same time quickly expell the air in your lungs in 2 bursts of air that make a 'he...he' sound. If you've fired the weapon correctly the following precautions were applied: your lower body is out of harms way from rotation, kick, and hip thrust, your face and eyes are protected by lowering your helmet 45°, and you've reduced the effects of the pressure change from the concussion by excelling twice saying 'He...Heee'. After which you yell 'shaum mo' to let your crew know to start loading the next round.

UUURRAAAAAAAAA......

Solide métal USA 💪💪💪💪

Salva uknaine 🇨🇦🇺🇦💪

Russina should wipe these artillery units from the Battlefront.. 🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺 ✌️✌️✌️

Habis kena hancur olh russia.

Made by British Aerospace BAE.

@wadopotato33

2 жыл бұрын

Not accurate. It started out being designed by VSEL. BAE took over the design, but when the US showed interest in an "Americanized" version the design was handed over to BAE land systems, which is a British company but very much in the USA. Assembly also happens in Mississipi. Always remember that when it comes to these big international companies that you never know who has had their hands on it. For Example, BAE has 39,000 employees in Britian and 35,000 in the US. Excellent company, great engineers, but very much international. VSEL, the original designer...very British.