US's Unstoppable Tempest Missile - AGM-179 JAGM
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The sky over the battlefield was silent except for the rolling rotor blades of the AH-64 Apache following a hostile tank.
Ever since the introduction of the Hellfire, pilots or operators have needed to decide how to engage a target using the two main variants of the legendary missiles at their disposal: the Romeo, laser-guided and deadly precise in clear conditions, or the Longbow, its radar unflinching through smoke and storm.
But after decades of service, the legendary Hellfire missile has a replacement on the way in Lockheed Martin’s AGM-179 Joint Air-to-Ground Missile.
The JAGM builds upon the Hellfire’s low-cost, high-accuracy legacy by mashing multiple targeting systems into a single weapon.
With the AGM-179 JAGM, the pilots can simply engage targets with the same missile regardless of the environment or situation.
This is the future of warfare, where one missile does it all - no more choices, just swift, precise, and lethal action.
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The AH-1x Cobra was the Vietnam era attack helicopter, in fact it was the first of it's kind. The Apache gradually started replacing Cobras in front line units ~1984.
@research903
4 ай бұрын
The AH-64 Apache first saw active service with the U.S. Army in April of 1986.
Correction, the AH-64 Apache is not a Vietnam era classic helicopter. It wasn’t in service until the 1980’s…
@paulclarke4776
4 ай бұрын
Also, did they say the LASER (L) guided missile was called ROMEO (R) and the RADAR (R) guided was called LONGBOW (L)????? 🤔 Can anyone confirm this?
@michaellemieux1184
4 ай бұрын
Correction who gives a shit u are that guy who goes thru videos all day just to try and feel smart by others mistakes congrats u got 1 lmao
@johnhause7150
4 ай бұрын
Perhaps they meant the Cobra. Early 70's. Technically V N. era
@jerrylumpkins1259
4 ай бұрын
I was going to say the same thing.
@jerrylumpkins1259
4 ай бұрын
@@johnhause7150I was a Cobra crew chief in Vietnam.
One helicopter they showed had a microwave. The screen they showed said his lunch was ready. LMAO 😂🤣😂
well, from the video we can conclude that its certainly useful against late model f150's. i could have used a few parts off of that thing didnt have to waste it. tail lights are expensive.
@vincedibona4687
4 ай бұрын
🤣
@wez123123123
4 ай бұрын
Exactly 😢
@tanagerffolkes5180
4 ай бұрын
In certain circles, Ford F-150s are highly prized. You can weld TWIN Soviet era 23mm AA guns into one, and still have the mobility of a Toyota Hi-Lux! Besides, everyone wants to drive the infidel American V-8 powered truck! 🇺🇲😏
@kma3647
4 ай бұрын
If they're using the EV version of the F-150, they can save the missile and wait for the battery to spontaneously combust all on its own
Very cool video. Im building a replica 1:1 scale of the AGM-114 out of aluminum. Just as a mancave piece.
They have been farting around with this weapon since before 2004. Back then it was called Joint Common Missile. In fact, the program was cancelled the weekend of the Indian Ocean Tsunami in 2004. It was supposed to be a 3 band system back then: MMW, IR, & Laser seekers. It's been cancelled and restarted about 3 times.
@Austin-cx2xe
4 ай бұрын
That's what happens when you actually promote competition amongst your military contractors and they're not all being controlled by the government like Russia. Which is why the US always ends up with better weapons. You internet people think cancellation means it was not working, they cancel weapons for literally any reason just like the AGM-183 which was supposedly canceled but is now in active production and operationally ready.
@Austin-cx2xe
4 ай бұрын
That was a completely different program. That missile used parts from the javelin and ultimately was DIFFERENT. Why do you idiots get so butthurt when a country knows how development actually works. It doesn't occur is one night.
@zTheBigFishz
4 ай бұрын
@@Austin-cx2xe Prime contractor (LMCO) didn't change at all through the cancellations, so I'm not sure what you are talking about?
There are over 1000 F35 in service. So where did you get a 'Fee Hundred '? Also at A10 uses the Hellfire missile.
@sgreenfield4
4 ай бұрын
Actually the A10 cannot use the Hellfire; rather it uses the Maverick AGM. The Hellfire is optimized for use on attack helicopters due to the way it tracks.
@user-bc6cl5qk9p
4 ай бұрын
1,000 F-35s made. The last made are waiting for the software to be Block 4 upgrade. ......................... The first 150 or so...can't be upgraded, old design. And our 16 allies have them, too. Reference Wikipedia.
@bonedoc4556
4 ай бұрын
And he said "a couple hundred" 178 F22 produced alone. Even if only half are combat ready US has waaay more than that.
i wish JAGM could be compared to Brimstone
But does it take GLOCK mags ??
@lancekilkenny721
4 ай бұрын
But did you die?
we need more missle videos. do that ninja r9x or the phoenix
Nice to see Harvest HAWK get some love.
Uhm, we're allegedly talking About JAGM, but for 5 Min been talking about hellfire...
I think they should make that missile upsize with everything about it but with a bigger payload for fixed-wing aircraft something like the AC 130 or bigger helicopters I know they're already have a similar Hellfire for that but I think you could carry a bigger payload with the same components to carry the missile and a longer range and for the Apaches they should make something with a extremely long range compared to what they're using now with a similar payload so they can stay out of short range anti-air missiles
1:03 "...seeking an effective anti-tank weapon for rotorcraft, like the Vietnam War Classic AH-64 Apache...." The Apache entered service in 1986, well after Vietnam.
The longbow variant was developed by the British army. Brimstone 3 should be used, 60km+ from rotary aircraft.
Half the time this video is showing the griffin missile …
What would this do for the AT-802 SkyWarden?
US recently produced its 1000th F35. It has much more than a couple hundred stealth fighters.
@dianapennepacker6854
4 ай бұрын
We have around 450 F35s. Around 110 or something F 22s. Remember the F 35 is sold to 17 other nations. Can't wait for the Block 4. I would say we should just give our allies the current generation, and wait. Yet instead of 2026 it will be 2029 before it is ready. If we ever lose to China it is due to our contractors milking us. Instead of 10 billion it will be 16. I'm all for government, but God do they suck.
@chekaschmeka4283
Ай бұрын
It's a few hundred, as there are more exported units than those at-home.
@bonedoc4556
Ай бұрын
@chekaschmeka4283 Yes but the US is not at a couple hundred. A couple meaning two. A quick search showed 300 F35 alone delivered to the airforce as of 2021. That doesn't include the Navy or the F22. So saying there's only a couple hundred stealth fighters is pretty far off.
Why isn’t the JAGM as long range as the latest Spike missile? It that really the best they could do to replace the hellfire or just cost effective? The latest Spike is at 50km yet the new JAGM is only 20km? Is it a size difference? I am not sure why the US seems to be falling behind against some countries in missile tech sometimes.
@glennridsdale577
4 ай бұрын
Warhead size, tri-mode seeker and higher speed. Weight and cost play a big part too.
@rickjames18
4 ай бұрын
@@glennridsdale577 Interesting, I suspected it was done on purpose.
@mr.sharpie2206
4 ай бұрын
There is always a reason, logistics, parts, cost ect. They make each missle to serve a purpose, not to out-do each other. You also have to take the listed ranges with a grain of salt as they rarely release the real ranges due to classification of tech. On average the US tends to understates it's weapons capabilities unlike Russia who is known to inflate their stats. @@rickjames18
Nice ordnance, but itt can't give me an O-JASM.
I would love to know, how much will a single JAGM missile actually cost. $300K+ ? And how much of that price, is actually profit?
The successor to the Hellfire should be named the Devilfire or Demonfire or Dragonfire.
@UnCannyValley67
4 ай бұрын
Purgatory fire
I wonder if they've thought about putting a tanks active protection system on our attack helicopters. It could protect them from anti-aircraft missiles.
This is all well and good, but only if we can get the microchips to drive them. That may be a really big problem.
@winkstar9265
4 ай бұрын
One day it’ll kill us all.
@dposcuro
4 ай бұрын
The USA has something 100 domestic chip fabrication labs. In a wartime emergency setting, they can pretty much all be converted to wartime use.
@winkstar9265
4 ай бұрын
@@dposcuro nice
Sounds like this missile could be a game changer for the United States military, interoperability could be a key factor for all operators of the system, however, my only reservation would be the build time for each unit, if it can’t be churned out like “dumb” bombs and missiles then in a major conflict, like the potentially catastrophic tensions in the Middle East could develop into, then the need for a quick build time could be paramount, the Apache etc are useless without the armament to use.
So the SPIKE missile will be on new air frames and this missile will be on systems that can fire hellfire? Strange you did not mention the missile that the newest Apaches will use.
As a content creator, you'd better have your facts right, or the chat WILL savage you!
@wez123123123
4 ай бұрын
Meh it’s good to start a healthy conversation on the exact details and bring the group closer together
"Low cost"? What are you talking about?
A lot of the stock footage shown is pointless. Helicopters firing unguided rockets, for example. Why?
Hellfire missiles on a militarized Cessna Caravans is about the most economical close air support one can put in an uncontested space.
America
Brimstone 50km
Wow comments are brutal today.😂
@bonedoc4556
4 ай бұрын
Lol yeah, this channel get corrected a lot.
will it shoot other aircrafts?
Hellfire but version 2. Looks like it, feels like it, why the name change?
@zTheBigFishz
4 ай бұрын
Dual mode seeker.
@oildrum2953
4 ай бұрын
@@zTheBigFishz sounds like apple changing a processor and calling it a new iPhone
US should buying this kind of missiles from India because the same quality but just 20 percent of the prices that made in US, and US Should support Philippines 300 billion dollars to build economy and infrastructure, Philippines are the most capable of armed forces in Southeast Asia.
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well that obligatory comment ........... here
I want a 1:10 scale “model” of the MQ-9 Reaper UAV, not a flying toy, really just a display shell but made of metal and being uber-detailed. I wonder how much $ and time that will take to build? 🧐
Cough Brimstone
@bonedoc4556
4 ай бұрын
A fine missle.
How many of these missiles does Ukraine have?
If you own the air, you own the battlefield! Russian generals don't seem to grasp that concept in Ukraine!
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Rodoffe 😂Rodoffe
Lose the effing music. I stopped the video at 3:19 because it was just too much work to concentrate on what you were saying while trying to block out the music. You make good videos, but this one was a loss.
This missile is over $300k per. Ukranians are destroying tanks with $1k fpv drones
Expensive. 1. . @ £100,000. A. Pop. Vs. 250. @. £. 4000. Drones😢😢😢😢. . 😊😊😊😊 oh well u spend. 🌏. My. Life. Like theres. No. Tommorrow. 😅😅😅when. Today is allways. Qui. Qui. Qui qui. Yes yesyes yes. When. H. Met. S
American army would run away if they got attacked with the wrong pro nouns 😅
@BiGDuke6Actual
4 ай бұрын
No. That's just you... And your spelling is pedantic - PRONOUNS is one word.
@truthwillwin8977
4 ай бұрын
@@BiGDuke6Actual u would know
@TROOPERfarcry
4 ай бұрын
@@BiGDuke6Actual Maybe he meant nouns that had left behind their amateur status and gone pro? Normal nouns can be sketchy, but I wonder how much worse professional nouns could be? Pay me no mind, I'm just making light of the situation. It's just a troll doing what trolls do. The US has problems, but we're sorting it out. It just looks awful, because we air our dirty laundry, whereas most countries sure look good on paper, but in reality they're up to their own necks in BS too.
Turn the background music down. It’s awful
Trump 2024, 2028! Let's fix America!
@bmcc12
4 ай бұрын
Trump for jail I 2024! And the poor house!
I'm only here to see if they got that stupid heavy metal playing and to see what propaganda they preaching today.😮
The hoothis just confiscated this after shooting down the mq-9 there's pictures showing a fully intact agm-179 😂