whats really scary is....this is just the stuff we are allowed to know about

@jonathansellars885

3 жыл бұрын

🇺🇸 🇺🇸 god bless my country

@elevenbucks5682

3 жыл бұрын

Several years ago a Navy Admiral said that whatever you know about, we are 50 years ahead of that.

@btube2006

3 жыл бұрын

@@jonathansellars885 I truly hope the US military has some UFO-tech based fighters stored over in Area 51 :)

@principalmcvicker6530

3 жыл бұрын

Comforting* (if you're American lol)

@kate2352

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah my uncle used to be in the military and we would ask him stuff sometimes and he would reply with "if I told you I'd have to kill you". I don't know if he was joking.

As a veteran of the U.S Army I'm very proud of my country.

@romarobbins270

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your service.

@glennallen239

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you from a Fellow US Army National Guard Vet!

@andrewgalindo6959

3 жыл бұрын

@@glennallen239 Thank you for your service as well.

@billysusan8010

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you sir for your service!🇺🇸

@texan2u

3 жыл бұрын

Me too Andrew, and thank you.

Proud of my country!! 🇺🇸

@angelosathog1124

3 жыл бұрын

You better be proud, n thank God for that...

@beenchillin2yill197

3 жыл бұрын

MURICA

@nnnn-rt2pb

3 жыл бұрын

I'm not, we use a GPS to guide our missiles. You know how many fucking u turns my GPS makes me do? All anyone has to do is turn off the wifi in the area and the missiles are useless

@spvillano

3 жыл бұрын

@@nnnn-rt2pb you, sirrah, are an idiot. GPS and WiFi are entirely different animals and worse, GPS for military is far more precise and doesn't rely upon commercial maps that have intentional errors introduced to catch copyright thieves.

@CurtisAClark

3 жыл бұрын

@@spvillano thank you for setting the idiot straight. Obviously thos person is not nor ever has been in military service.

Any Country: what if I..... USA: NOT ON MY WATCH!

@mama2two138

3 жыл бұрын

😂

@beautifulbliss5883

3 жыл бұрын

ACE VENTURA VOICE;"I DARE YOU!!"

@aussiegirlmargie

3 жыл бұрын

@@beautifulbliss5883 omg yessss 😆

@walmart5460

3 жыл бұрын

Yep don’t nuke us or else you will be obliterated by usa nuclear strikes

@Marco-fi6gv

3 жыл бұрын

😁👍

Proud to be an American! ❤️🇺🇸

@jonathansellars885

3 жыл бұрын

Where at least I know I’m free. And I won't forget the men who died who gave that right to me! And I'd gladly stand up next to you and defend her still today. Cause there ain't no doubt I love this land God bless the U.S.A!

@riddhipratimadhikari8519

3 жыл бұрын

You should be! I am not American but i love america

@jamesb3511

3 жыл бұрын

@@riddhipratimadhikari8519 Thank You!

@jamesb3511

3 жыл бұрын

@@StephenKershaw1 Mr. Kershaw name the greater countries please.

@jamesb3511

3 жыл бұрын

@@StephenKershaw1 So I have to ask, do you live in the United States of America?

We love Australia and New Zealand. All our love.

Considering New Zealand is one of our closest allies...and as I've mentioned before, I've visited your beautiful country quite a few times and got to experience how much the wonderful people there like and appreciate Americans (I saw a LOT of US flags on my visits), I don't think you have anything to worry about. And Battleship is one of my all-time favorite board games. I've played it thousands of times!

You are like our little brothers and sisters...in New Zealand...we stick up for family! 😃🤙🤙

@gamester512

3 жыл бұрын

And, while we are basically prepared for anything, and ready to respond with military force if necessary, we would much rather be friends and just live peaceful lives. We hate war, but we also realize that sometimes it's necessary, and that there might be times when we aren't given a choice in the matter. Most Americans just want to be your friend, not your enemy. It's apparently even something that foreign visitors to the country find surprising, that we Americans in general are just legitimately *that* friendly and nice. We're only dangerous to other countries if you do something to *make* us dangerous, like pissing us off or attacking us (look at how we reacted after 9/11, the terrorists expected 9/11 to scare us into submission, but all it did was unite us and piss us off enough to make us want their heads on a silver platter, and once you have us *that* pissed off, it's not a question of *if* we will find you....but rather of *when* we will find you). We're very much the proverbial "sleeping giant", and we're perfectly content to stay "sleeping" as long as you don't do anything vile enough to make us "wake up". There's a line that is supposedly associated with Japanese Admiral Yamamoto (though it's debatable as to whether he actually said this, it's still accurate) after Pearl Harbor: *"I fear that all we have done is to awaken a sleeping giant, and fill him with a terrible resolve."* And another equally accurate line he is supposedly associated with would be this: *"Invading America would prove most difficult, as behind every blade of grass would be an American with a rifle."* Even in the incredibly unlikely event that an enemy force managed to get past our military and was able to set foot on American soil, they would just have to worry about our military at that point....they'd also have an "unofficial militia" numbering in the *millions* who would all too readily take up arms to defend their homeland, and unlike the military, they wouldn't have any idea where or when to expect to get hit by said "militia". The US by far has the most well-armed civilian population in the world, and for all of our political bickering, if we ever perceive a direct threat to our homeland, you can be damn sure those squabbles will be forgotten and we will become 100% focused on defending our homeland. In my eyes, the US having so much military power is, in and of itself, a world-wide deterrent to overt hostilities and warfare, as if the US ever chose to get involved or intervene, we could very likely shut down any nation that we wanted with near impunity. Our mere presence keeps potential enemies too scared to ever really engage in open conflict with us. And perhaps the most intimidating factor about all of this, is that these military factors are only what we are *allowed* to know by the government and military. It's a sure thing that the military has multiple other "tricks" up their sleeves that we (and our potential enemies) *don't* know about, and we *won't* know about them either unless we are ever forced to actually *use* them.

@Montweezy

3 жыл бұрын

@@gamester512 I agree with you 100% on everything you've stated in your comment! 💯👍

@Hiraghm

3 жыл бұрын

New Zealand, like America, is part of the Anglosphere.

It is a crazy world we live in these days. Your reactions are so positive and relaxing and lend calm during the storm. Keep up the good work, "New Zealand Girl."

Meanwhile, we are destroying ourselves from the inside out.

@smdftb8495

3 жыл бұрын

@CHARLES VELTEN you guys never seem to mention Murdoch

@smdftb8495

3 жыл бұрын

@CHARLES VELTEN your caps lock is on nutbag. Enjoy being perpetually angry.

@helenaj9436

3 жыл бұрын

😪

@joshuaortiz2031

3 жыл бұрын

@@smdftb8495 For a moment I thought you were like Charles Velten spewing off about Soros and the NWO when i first read your comment about destroying ourselves from within lol. Good to see someone else that recognizes the domestic threat that is Fox news and the conservative establishment. And I am not saying that establishment democrats are the good guys (in case anyone here reading this thinks that of me) but its amazing the mental gymnastics republicans play when they only place blame on the left.

@dennistaylor5052

3 жыл бұрын

The Democrats have caused it, and are letting it happen. And biden isn't Pres of anything and the dems weren't elected to "Shit" and everyone knows it. The Audits (AZ to start with) will prove it...as if we didn't already have enough evidence...WWG1WGA

🇺🇸 God bless America, land that I love.

If you find the B2 Bomber hard to believe you will be stunned at Its replacement coming: the B21

@knockoneoff3987

3 жыл бұрын

I was just reading about the B21 today. Had no idea about the replacement till today

@maxwellharris507

3 жыл бұрын

The name of the B-21 is Raider. Named so for the Doolittle Raiders.

@Silikus74

3 жыл бұрын

remember when i was a kid, they had a B2 Spirit as part of a local air show...it was a mix of awesome and terrifying. The part i remember sticking in my head was that it was such a LARGE aircraft and yet it was almost completely silent.

@helenaj9436

3 жыл бұрын

If I was a guy, I'd stand at attention over the new just coming out.

@wolfpackflt670

3 жыл бұрын

@@knockoneoff3987 I knew about it back in 2016 while I was in the Air Force. We had a chance to vote on what to call it.

and Courtney.. u admire the US military while naval veterans such as myself admire u for ur hard work and admiration of us.. so it is mutual.. we will welcome you with open arms when u move here.. keep up the good work.. stay safe, please

@TheMyrmo

3 жыл бұрын

Navy bois are notorious for their welcoming attitude towards foreign women ^_^

@victorwaddell6530

3 жыл бұрын

USN vet here . Operations Specialist on a DDG and a CG . Thanks for your service , Brother.

@jamesstone7283

3 жыл бұрын

@@victorwaddell6530 oh my God..you people are pathetic

@PinkHawk191

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your service!

@PinkHawk191

2 жыл бұрын

@@victorwaddell6530 Thank you for your service!

This is just the publicly known stuff. Classified goes real deep. Once asked my friend that works in NASA why they stopped using the space shuttles. His silent grin spoke volumes.

@charlessmith8679

2 жыл бұрын

I may know some things...

There was a running joke that the B52 bomber would be around so long that when the F117 came out in the 80s people said when it retires it will get a B52 flyover at its ceremony. It turned out to be true.

Our stealth is from the 80's. The first time it was used in combat was the F-117 in Desert Storm in 1991.

@afcgeo882

3 жыл бұрын

Stealth isn’t one thing. The current “stealth” technologies used have nothing in common with the F-117.

@victorwaddell6530

3 жыл бұрын

By most measures submarines were the original stealth technology .

@sr71ablackbird

3 жыл бұрын

that's odd, it was also stated that it was used in panama back in 1989

@afcgeo882

3 жыл бұрын

@@sr71ablackbird They were, but it was a failed mission, because of massive system failures..

@Sandro-ym8sf

3 жыл бұрын

And shot down by serb army in 99.

Courtney thank you for being so sweet and a great person

“...speak softly and carry a big stick...”. - Theodore Roosevelt

“3:42” if you didn’t know that aircraft carrier that you see there is a museum located in San Diego (in California). I’ve been on that thing and it is HUGE. In case you wanted to know the ship name, it is USS Midway

@thex-philethackery4330

3 жыл бұрын

As a Midway Sailor from 1988-1991 I can assure you it is SMALL compared to modern Nimitz-class CVNs. I do miss the "Grey Lady" though and hope to visit her this year.

@victorwaddell6530

3 жыл бұрын

@@thex-philethackery4330 I was an MP , CFAY Security in Yokosuka Japan , when Midway sailed out of Yoko for the last time . Did you prefer Honcho 1 , 2 , or 3 when on Liberty ? Bar Popeye's in Honcho 3 was the hangout for the Midway's air wing .

@thex-philethackery4330

3 жыл бұрын

I didn't hang out at the Honch too much then. I was mostly in Yokohama or Zama bar hopping. When was the last time you were in Yokosuka? You probably wouldn't recognize the base or outside the gate.

@victorwaddell6530

3 жыл бұрын

@@thex-philethackery4330 I left Yoko in 1992. I went to a CG homeported in Long Beach .

American here, love to New Zealand 🎉 we shall protect you at all cost 😎

Yeah, we are pretty badass. Thank you for your support. Yall have a blessed day.

I hate time zones lol, nighttime here. Now I have something to look forwards to watching tomorrow. Glad I discovered your channel

In Battleship, one great strategy is to have your ships line up abreast; and then watch your opponent lose his marbles.

@bugvswindshield

3 жыл бұрын

i used to love people like you lol.... I would pack up 3 big ships...then hide my 3 and 2 ships. and on offense....every 3rd in first battle crossing pattern top to bottom. second, bottom to top 3rd spiral from out in , 4th etc, etc

She still can't believe the B2 Spirit is real🤣

@elecjack1

3 жыл бұрын

Well, to be fair, most of us here in the U.S. are used to them now but it still took years if not decades to get used to and it still probably accounts for more UFO sightings than any other aircraft. lol

@daltonv5206

3 жыл бұрын

It's been around long enough that it's being replaced (b21 raider)

@richardbaldwin3604

3 жыл бұрын

@ dalton cant wait to see that beast

@sr71ablackbird

3 жыл бұрын

it was a descendant of the xb-35 flying wing, wasn't it ?

@btube2006

3 жыл бұрын

@@sr71ablackbird Yes, and the XB-35 was a descendant of the German Horten Ho 229

Just think Courtney, those drones can look and tell what color their eyes are before it places a "Hellfire Missile" in his shirt pocket. Hard to get away from.

@texan2u

2 жыл бұрын

@Kara Natoli NOT TRUE at all. Do some research. The "operator" has to have eyes on the target. identify anyone in the area as a combatant or non-combatant. All weapons are identified, and distance from "friendlies" is calculated, then the "clear to fire" order is given by a commissioned officer - trained to identify targets. Has it happened? Yes, absolutely - this is war, not your sewing circle. It's a "fluid" atmosphere, people move and hide. To state that "drones kill mostly unarmed civilians " is ridiculous, and easily dismissed as coming from someone who has no idea what they're talking about. Period !

And New Zeland is a cherished ally of the U.S.A.

And the newest, Combat Robots. Used only for transport now, they will eventually be armed with AK and AR rapid fire weaponry as well as grenade and mortar launchers all based on drone guidance platforms.

I love how your words were kind towards our nation (greetings from Iowa)

We (USA citizens) sincerely hope that no one wants to mess with us. We well and truly do not want to make anyone go boom 💥

Attempt 9: please watch video on b 21 raider. It's the replacement for the b 2 and basically all other strategic bombers

@danij5055

3 жыл бұрын

She said at the end of her video where and how to make video recommendations for her. I mean, it would be great to watch her react to that. But she already said in her video where and how to go about doing that. So I would recommend doing that if you haven't already 😉

Mark 0:57. Howdy, Courtney! 🤠. When he says, "technological superiority", he is showing us one of the old Battleships, that now serve as floating museums. (A "Battleship", is not a synonym for, "Warship", as many civilians seem to think. Instead, it is a type of, warship, that specializes in ship-to-ship combat, or battles. Hence the moniker.) "JSF", is the role, not the name of, the "F-35 Lightning II". (It is named after the, "P-38 Lightning". In this example, "P" means "Pursuit", while "F" means "Fighter".) The, "F-117 Nighthawk", is a part of the old numbers that include the old Pursuit airplanes. It is also retired, having been replaced by the, "F-22 Raptor" and the "F-35 Lightning II". The B-1 Lancer, is left out of the video. It is our supersonic Bomber. (The "B" means "Bomber".) The, "B-2 Spirit"? Each one is named for a U. S. State! Though I think the first one may be, "Spirit of America"? I saw the news reports for when they named, "Spirit of Texas", and, "Spirit of Oklahoma". Drones! They humbly were used as training targets, before someone thought to use them for reconnaissance. Old airplanes, were modified to be piloted by radio remote control, so that SAM technicians could get some target practice in. Ditto for pilots and aviators, if I recall right. 🤔

Peace through strength. That’s why there is a gun behind every blade of grass.

@jamesb3511

3 жыл бұрын

May I quote one of our beloved statesmen; "The South will do it again! "

Courtney, the B-2 looks otherworldly because its design differs so much from more conventional aircraft. The flying wing design minimizes radar cross section while generating a great deal of lift relative to its size. Because it lacks vertical and horizontal stabilizers, computer assisted flight controls allow pilots to fly an inherently unstable aircraft.

As a Navy Veteran, I am so proud of my country and how we continue to protect our people and other citizens around the world! Our technology continues to advance as other countries continues to use old and out dated weaponry to go against super powers like us.. No one can surpass us, NO ONE!!

@adamclark9004

3 жыл бұрын

Dont speak so quickly while Russia and China are creating super soldiers are military is getting woke

@PinkHawk191

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your service!

@loryb5024

2 жыл бұрын

@@PinkHawk191 Although I have not served for close to 20 yrs, yet to hear those words to this day is heart warming and so appreciated. You are why so many men and women sign up to serve. Our nation and the citizens who live here is who we want to protect and keep safe from countries that just want to put us all in harms way... I have no regrets and if I could I would proudly serve ... Again, THANK YOU for your kind reply... :)

@usa5893

2 жыл бұрын

@@loryb5024 yes thank you for your service ma’am god bless you!

Always proud to be an American. I love my Country. Every man in my family has proudly served this great Nation .🇺🇲

🇺🇸 🇳🇿 much love from the US here to you in New Zealand!!

I love videos like this because it's interesting seeing people react to aircraft my friends and I work on.

The US Airforce is the largest in the world... The second-largest airforce in the world? The US Navy air fleet! 😆

@atomicwedgie8176

3 жыл бұрын

Every fall in Wisconcin, 800,000 deer hunters, form the 5th largest army in the world.

We built some of the most powerful ships the world has ever seen... and we use them as museums (the Iowa Class Battleships)

Very Cool! Tom Boyte, Gy.Sgt. USMC, retired Vietnam 65-66/70-71

This is the weapons we are allowed to know about, believe me we have more!

Us Americans are great at making a strong military but not great at staying 6 feet away from each other.

Mark 5:33. Chester Nimitz, was a highly regarded admiral, hence why there is a ship named after him. In the Time Travel movie based on a novel, "The Final Countdown", Charles Durning's character, a Senator, wants to know how he can be aboard a warship named after a living admiral that hasn't done anything worthy yet! The movie came out in, 1980, but was made in 1979, as evidenced by the dates stamped on many objects, such as rations. Gerald R. Ford, was a POTUS, that served as a naval aviator aboard an aircraft carrier, during World War 2, and unlike, Nixon, didn't screw-up! So he remained worthy of having an aircraft carrier named for him. 🧐

always nice to see you Courtney.. stay safe please

And this is just the stuff that we KNOW about

Lol, Courtney, what's in the cup?

Mark 10:38. Aha! "Drone" versus "UAV". Since military minds are used to "drone" being synonymous with "target", as in, "Target Drones", they prefer to use, "UAV", to differentiate between them, and avoid confusion. It it is the civilian mindset, that now has access to toy drones, that causes the confusion. However, if more if them hear the term, "UAV", and know what it means, there should be less confusion eventually. 🤔

Mark 11:14. That's a, "B-2 Spirit", being shown there, being refueled aerially, not the stealth UAV!

Pls react to the battle of midway from the Japanese perspective trilogy from montemayor

@penultimateh766

3 жыл бұрын

Yes that is a great one.

As long as we don't let certain individuals sell secrets to our enemies. I'll let you guess who im talking about.

@alexmason2659

3 жыл бұрын

Biden

@TexasBorn1835

3 жыл бұрын

The biggest enemy to the real United States.

@usa5893

2 жыл бұрын

Yea that stupid guy trump

@TexasBorn1835

2 жыл бұрын

@@usa5893 wow

There are plenty of ICBM videos out there. I was stationed at Malmstrom AFB in Montana and worked on said missile systems. It’s more intimidating and cool then you think. The worst part of the job is having to go to the bottom of the launch tube, some 60 feet down, alongside and under the missile. Yes I have touched a nuclear weapon.

@usa5893

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your service!

Military uses our mountains to train and those stealth fighters are a sight to behold if you can actually see them. It’s like the blink of an eye and except for breaking the sound barrier you don’t even register that is what you have seen until it’s long gone. At least that’s what was told to me about the sound barrier. Just awesome.

" there will be a gun behind every blade of grass" a ww2 Japanese general

@alexmason2659

3 жыл бұрын

That's probably one of the main reasons they never tried invading main land US

@nyetzdyec3391

3 жыл бұрын

Commonly attributed to Admiral Isoroku Yamamoto.

@nyetzdyec3391

3 жыл бұрын

@@alexmason2659 According to what I've read... MANY books, and many historical videos, their intent was to NEVER give us a reason to fight to the death... because they knew they couldn't win a long war against us. Their intent was always for us to get tired and just give them whatever they wanted in the Pacific... that our desire for peace, to be left alone, would outweigh any desire for war. If not for a snafu at their embassy in WDC, that might have happened... if the declaration of war had come before the bombing at Pearl Harbor.

The great thing is America is NZ and Australia's greatest ally.

Living outside of Barksdale airforce base... the airforce EVERY DAY is running training missions for the b52 bombers, rain or shine we always have bombers flying flying overhead

The States and Japan had bad beef for years, even after WWII, now we have each other’s backs. That’s awesome honestly. I’m being hyperbolic here, but it’s kind of like when a couple high school kids have beef and get in a fight, then when it’s over they shake hands and become friendly out of respect, even friendship perhaps.

Courtney, did you have a little bit to drink before making this video? You are always chipper, but you seemed a little more chipper than usual. 😊

@BigDave423

3 жыл бұрын

Agreed, VERY happy. 🤪 Even a few slurred words. 🥴 And really chatty. 😜 Though adorable as ever. 😍

There's a fun, but frustrating (for me) movie called "The Final Countdown". In it, the USS Nimitz is separated from its carrier group by a strange storm. The strange storm has transported them back to December 6th, 1941.

The Minuteman III...the crowd pleaser haha.

I'm currently stationed at a base with ICBMs. I was able to actually experience working in the launch tube next to one a few years back! You are right about it looking like a shuttle, the lower part is very similar tech wise, if not the same. The three bases with ICBMs (Minot, Malmstrom, and FE Warren) are dedicated bases just for ICBMs. The jobs of most airmen stationed at these bases usually revolve around Maintaining ICBMs and Security/// though there are obviously mission support (example: Civil Engineering), force support (Chefs), and medical jobs since the base can't run smoothly without them.

The stealth fighter was 15 years old when it was introduced to the public in the late 80s. Imagine what is already here that we don’t know about.

Almost at 100k. Congrats

I just subscribed, I watched ,3 videos first and reason I subbed is your a genuine person with feelings xo.

Enjoyed this quite a bit, Cortney. I'll be sure to check out others of yours.

you should come to kalamazoo michigan usa. we have the kalamazoo air zoo it has the sr-71 and the f-117 night hawk. along with many other aircraft. that and the gilmore car museum. then head north to the pictured rocks for a kayak trip. and then west to yellow stone for 4 days and back to chicago for shed aquarium for some peace. by the way it takes 2 days to drive from kalamazoo to west yellow stone.

Mark 6:54. Oh yeah! Until I saw the most recent episode of, "9-1-1", on "FOX", I hadn't really given much thought to which missile bases have been closed forever. But in that episode, a mother and her two daughters were exploring a park, when the mother fell down into a silo, because the cap placed on it had rotted! It doesn't help that old movies and television series, still have scenes in them, from when such places were still operational. (For example, Lassie, she rescues a mother bird and her nestlings, from a missile test launch.). Also, budget savers using stock footage of obsolete objects, as if they were still new, doesn't help matters! That just adds to the collective confusion within society's subconscious mind 🧐

Stealth Aircraft are not Silent. They are designed to thwart Radar and Infrared Signature. I was stationed with the 416th FS, Nightstalkers, equipped with the F117. The "F" is designator for Fighter which technically was true, it had to have Air to Air capabilities to keep it off the Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty. To my knowledge it never flew Configured that way in Operation.

We meant to phase out Nimitz but seem to be adding more carriers instead. Navy F-35 can also take off and land from things like amphibious assault ships.

Thanks Court !

Having spent 10 years in the 82 Airborne I would do it again in a second. I would hate to be on the business end of a Hellfire missile. There is no known armor that can stop it, not even ours

@PinkHawk191

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your service!

@usa5893

2 жыл бұрын

I don’t know if your a man or a women but thank you for your service sir/ma’am!

Check out one of the military plane air shows " Blue angles, Thunder-birds,"

The SR71 Blackbird was awesome it was in the 60s

Young lady, I never took my eyes off of you.....And I still learned something wonderful from this video....You're definitely an angel from heaven.

I lived in New Zealand for two years. A beautiful country in so many ways.

Courtney, Thanks for admiring the US Military! And I Appreciate what your country has done for us. Commander Gordon Bridson was a very interesting fellow.

I knew 1970s and 1980s technology. I got out of the Army in 1991, shortly after I got back from Desert Storm. In 2003, I went back to Iraq and spent 12 months in Downtown Baghdad. The difference in technology in a dozen years was mind boggling. 30 years after my 1st deployment, I'm saying pay those computer geeks more to keep my ass out of the impact area.

@usa5893

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your service!

smart bombs r scarey.. during the gulf war i was a young naval intelligence operator “joined in 88” and the navy fired 51 smart bombs ALL 51 hit the bullseye “some flew down elevator shafts to the target from 800 miles away”... it was an impressive display we put together... Hooyah proud patriot current disabled war veteran and still proud to be american and proud of my military service

@billysusan8010

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you sir for your service!It is greatly appreciated!(A humble civilian that will never get a chance to serve like I always dreamed of.)Stay well my friend!🇺🇸

@jonathanlindsey463

3 жыл бұрын

@@billysusan8010 why will you never get a chance to serve? if u dont mind me asking and ur welcome, it was my honor and duty to serve, thank you for saying it

@billysusan8010

3 жыл бұрын

@@jonathanlindsey463 Don't mind at all(:.Its because I have physical limitations unfortunately..(But I tried to join anyway):

@jonathanlindsey463

3 жыл бұрын

@@billysusan8010 sorry u couldn’t make it, but u still tried and that matters... take pride in that

@billysusan8010

3 жыл бұрын

@@jonathanlindsey463 Will do!Appreciate it my brother!Stay well!

The town I went to high school in was smaller than the town on a carrier.

I love PGMs. I got to see some boys drop one down a chimney. Totally took out the building, while leaving all the buildings around it virtually untouched. Zero collateral damage. Gotta love it. Good job flyboys!

During one of the Iraq conflicts, a very stubborn command and control bunker was destroyed with just two PGM's. The first blew a hole in the roof. The second went through the newly-created hole and detonated inside the bunker.

The B-2 "SPIRIT" Flying-Wing Stealth Bomber is definitely real & we have 20 of them at over $2 Billion [U.S.D.] per plane, plus her daughter the B-21 "RAIDER" Stealth Bomber will soon be ready for test flight's as well.

You should watch the video on our space rockets that land themselves BACK on the ground. Or the newest video of the rocket falling sideways and then firing back up, and turning then landing....its pretty amazing.

You don't have to mess with us. We love Kiwis!

As a current member of the US Marines and deployment in Afghanistan I'm very proud.

I just want to say I'm proud of my country and because we have such power we have to choose our leaders carefully, don't want to get somebody who wants to take over the world. That's not who we are✌️🇺🇲🇺🇸🇺🇲or who we want to be.🦅🦅🦅

Great expressions by her!

This is a little outdated. There are two Gerald R Ford Class carriers already in service. The Gerald R Ford (CVN 78) and the John F Kennedy (CVN 79)...

One more reason the US military is so powerful, besides a high degree of training, is logistics. From beans & bullets to underwear, American forces maintain a logistics supply chain to keep everything running.

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I was gonna say that being an old 0431 guy, the support our guys get is 2nd to none, give us a few seabees and we could erect a first class base out of nothing, hot showers, electricity in tents, 2 hot meals a day atleast, laundry, you name it...logistics can get it done.

I'm so used to virtually every other nation on the planet criticizing America that when I watch someone from another nation favorably impressed with my country that I invariably tear up. Thanks, Ms. Coulston. By the way, I'm fifth-generation Army. My family has earned our place in our country.

They left out the firescout first operational unmanned helicopter. They even have a c model built from a bell 407.

So Proud of my country... goosebumps all over....hahaha god Bless America

Mark 7:14. Aha! See that shape! Now compare it to the illustration in the article that I shared! 🧐

Yeah DARPA is working on guided sniper bullets now I saw in a video recently but you can't believe everything you hear but that would be crazy....

I got “volunteered” for flood control when I was a 2 striper in ND. We chipped and removed ice and snow from the top and rail of the ICBMs. The launch sites could hear us at work...

The 🇬🇧 part of your flag means if trouble ever happens your going to be looked after by Britain and in hand the USA

United States had a communication base in exmouth w.a Australia and it joint with Australia it was called Harold e Holt and in ww2 it was a submarine base in exmouth w.aAustralia and Fremantle Australia

I live near a marine base and often hear the sounds of big artillery training.

Proud of our country 🇺🇸

Hello from Florida Courtney! And this is only the stuff that we know about. Being a U.S. Army Vet. I can tell you, if the military is showing the world what it has, its already obsolete technology!

Hello from sunny SW Florida. USA Great video