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@jeffjones3942 Год назад

You are right, we are brothers and sisters. Sending love from the US.

@Papoose18 Год назад

👉🏼 #DoNotFollow 👉🏼 #DoNotSubscribe 👉🏼 #DoNotRingThe 👉🏼 #BellButton 🔔 👎🏻 #allthumbsdown 👎🏻

@410_jav Год назад

More like father son us being the son

@gregorydunbar8082 Год назад

Ditto

@blackfender100 Год назад

As an American we have no better friend in the World as Great Brittan. we will always be brothers in arms.

@markwright4490 Год назад

Just a bit of trivia, normally when u see the tracer rounds, they are placed at every 5th round. So u only see 1 5th of what is actually being fired.

@m.sawmill3136 Год назад

tracers are for basic trained personal.. The rest of us don't use tracers.. its a waste of money unless you dont know how to aim.....

@judyhorstmann6332 Год назад

Governments of the world are divisive. People are overwhelmingly awesome!

@Papoose18 Год назад

👉🏼 #DoNotFollow 👉🏼 #DoNotSubscribe 👉🏼 #DoNotRingThe 👉🏼 #BellButton 🔔 👎🏻 #allthumbsdown 👎🏻

@randymogus7811 Год назад

can i come over then?

@pauleklink Год назад

"Bread and Butter" --- top marks for that comment!

@margaretstutts4362 Год назад

Yes! We have been brothers and sisters since the last time we fought. 1812. Love sent.

@Kenneth_James Год назад

The USS Gerald R. Ford Aircraft Carrier is currently anchored in Portsmouth, UK. Go and see it. Take a ferry or something. Oh wait nevermind that's like 5 hours away from Jersey.

@waltermaples3998 Год назад

Vladimir Putin himself has said United States is best left alone.

@corinnepmorrison1854 Год назад

The “Hopeless Diamond”...clever!! As an American, I don’t want our Republic to have to use all these weapons, but I am grateful that we have them... ❤️🇺🇸💝

@Papoose18 Год назад

👉🏼 #DoNotFollow 👉🏼 #DoNotSubscribe 👉🏼 #DoNotRingThe 👉🏼 #BellButton 🔔 👎🏻 #allthumbsdown 👎🏻

@averagemobileplayergfs7383 Год назад

Right? We rather have them, then not 👍

@Sapphiregamer8605 Год назад

We should use them on all scambots though.

@corinnepmorrison1854 Год назад

@@Sapphiregamer8605 Agreed!!

@susanwahl6322 Год назад

Just one more thing…After Pearl Harbor it was said (I can’t remember who, sorry) We have awoken a sleeping giant. It was Yamamoto

@Brandi6666 Год назад

Now, we are pussified girly men

@mpgodjr Год назад

@@Brandi6666 no we aren't. Speak for yourself

@ronmccluskey2140 Год назад

I fear we have awoken a sleeping giant and filled him with a terrible resolve.

@Brandi6666 Год назад

@@mpgodjr why then is our military personnel at its lowest enlistment quotas, because parents are raising a bunch of make up wearing femmes

@charlessalzman4377 Год назад

My great uncle was stationed at Pearl Harbor at the time. He hid under a jeep during the attack. He was an aviation mechanic. His real work started on the 8th of December.

@HalkerVeil Год назад

"Obviously you can't be all those things at the same time..." Well, in some states...

@codygates7418 Год назад

We had a lot of help from our friends to get this far. The Uk and Canada were some of our best Allies throughout the world wars. During the Cold War we made “unlikely alliances” with different countries (some even that we were previously at war with) such as Australia, New Zealand, Israel, Japan, the Philippines (who was a previous colony of ours and now one of our most trusted friends), South Korea, Brazil, and many others. Surprising you could say our best friend had been Morocco as they were the first country to recognize our independence (even before France or Spain) and threw their support behind us during the Cold War and were also one of the only Islamic countries to actively speak out against the 9/11 attacks and support us and our combat allies with military bases and intelligence on the various terrorist groups. Our treaty of friendship with Morocco hasn’t been broken in 2 and a half centuries. While our military power is what gives us strength I’d say it’s our allies that have truly given us our status. All my family members I know would 100% be willing to back the British in a war 🇺🇸+🇬🇧=❤️

@OcotilloTom Год назад

Theodore "Dutch" Van Kirk, the navigator of the Enola Gay was a friend of mine in the 1980's. He was great fellow.

@BornRandy62 Год назад

The Manhattan Project was housed on US soil and used many US Scientists for completion but England and other countries supplied roughly a quarter of the science department. There were metallurgists machinists explosive experts and many other specialties required to make the project successful. They worked for about 12 months just dropping training shapes the same size and weight as the bombs before they got the fins and things right so that it would drop and hit where you wanted it to

@matthewmoore5254 Год назад

Not to mention the first bomb was actually dropped on US soil, to test the effectiveness of the bombs.

@Papoose18 Год назад

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@tawnyforest7932 Год назад

Indeed the UK helped a great deal with the Manhattan Project. Also, the UK created the first usable radar I believe.

@waltergraves3273 Год назад

Sad thing after the war Congress passed an act that prohibited cooperation with any country to include the UK on nuclear technology. The UK then formed the Atomic Weapons Establishment to build their own. Even today while the UK may be using Trident missiles, the warheads are UK.

@thehornyewok5176 Год назад

They used nazi everyone knows that files were released

@phillnorman Год назад

During the 1st gulf war, I served on the grave registration squad (deadbody team) and I had to recover people hit with 25mm gatling rounds. The rounds made quarter size holes in the ground deeper than the length of a pencil. It was insane 😳

@brandonwatson3631 Год назад

Dad worked for Lockheed in their finance. The stuff he talked about was amazing, and this was after all these crazy thing skunk work he could talk about them. Skunk work is so secretive. He was a bad ass in my 15ye old mind, now I see this and am so proud of the work he did!

@steveriggs6012 Год назад

You two are awesome much love from Chattanooga TN.

@Scorpio-19 Год назад

I love England, Scotland, Ireland. We would never do anything but protect our friends

@claregale9011 Год назад

Battle of Britain ??

@yambo59 Год назад

Not only do you not risk losing the pilots life in a regular fighter jet, with remote and precision guided weapons, you can avoid collateral damage ie: civilians etc. as much as possible.

@AlexisLopez-pb8ms Год назад

Love the Beesleys. Yes we are in fact brothers and sisters. Our strongest ally in the world. Love you Brits.

@jaydenemms8485 Год назад

i like your reactions

@donnamoskowitz4978 Год назад

Thank you for sharing!

@GMDII Год назад

Even the paint on the stealth planes is geared to reduce radar reflection as well as reduce thermal signature.

@adampyke4037 Год назад

President Teddy Roosevelt once said, "Speak softly but carry a big stick." It usually is interpreted that we will always try a diplomatic solution first, but will have the ability to act militarily if necessary.

@spuds416 Год назад

The Picture of the "Gatling" gun sitting on a pallet is a M61A1 20 mm Vulcan Cannon out of an F4E, it can fire 6000 rounds a minute. The gun in the A10 is a 30mm GAU 8 Avenger 7 Barrel Cannon

@Tam58851520 Год назад

One thing you're forgetting about drones is that they can outfly any pilot. They are capable of performing maneuvers that would render a pilot unconscious because of high G-forces.

@waltergraves3273 Год назад

I don’t think anyone is forgetting that. However, drones have an Achilles heel-they require communication with their pilot. Should an opponent deploy the appropriate jamming equipment the drone is useless. For that reason they have to be programmed to simply return home if they lose comm. A drone without comm that continues on is nothing more than a small cruise missile at best.

@Tam58851520 Год назад

@@waltergraves3273I don't see it as an Achilles. They can also be programed to complete a specific mission and then return home. That gives the people at DARPA another project. Given how heavily the military is invested in drone tech, I'd say they have solution/solutions to jamming.

@royhorn2782 Год назад

All I see is with drones we are getting to the point where war is becoming too sanitary. The first hand and personal experience of killing people and seeing your brothers in arms killed next to you is what makes war so horrible and something to be avoided. By dehumanizing war, that sheer horror is taken away. It not only makes your enemies less human but it makes you less human as well. War is not a video game to be played behind a desk. We are removing compassion towards others more every year by making people just another thing to be killed on a monitor.

@Tam58851520 Год назад

@@royhorn2782 I appreciate your feelings, and thank you for your service, but feel different when the drone is an aircraft. I see little difference in the pilot's experience, with the large exception that they're not in harms way. Like all aircraft they are a tool and won't replace boots on the ground, but do offer great support for them. Most of the other drones I've seen are to offer support, like carrying ammo or the smaller eyes in the sky.

@aggilos9650 Год назад

It is an Achilles because as technology evolves signal lag, jamming, even hacking means a manned jet that can have its system shutdown and flown by pilot or rebooted by pilot is more adaptable then a tin can that can be jammed to not see a target or hacked and used against forces.

@62rowley Год назад

There’s a good one hour documentary about a guy who survived 😮the blast in Hiroshima, and then wanted to get back home to his family so he went back to Nagasaki and he was there when the next atomic bomb was dropped. He survived that attack too. Also, in both cities, there are images of people burned into the concrete. They were instantly vaporized, and their images left behind.

@Smalltownlife63 Год назад

Good vibes to Our Allies:)

@sheilabree1991 Год назад

Most of us are blood related to those in the U.K. As an example, I'm a Anglo/Saxon-Celt, I have Welsh and Irish lineage as well as Anglo/Saxon . I think I speak for other Americans, we don't desire to hurt anyone much less our cousins across the pond.

@victorwaddell6530 Год назад

My real last name is Waddell , Scottish , my mother's maiden name is Gowan , Scottish , and her mother's maiden name is Splawn , Irish . We're cousins across the pond .

@sheilabree1991 Год назад

@@victorwaddell6530 That's interesting. -------> Bree: This ancient and distinguished surname, *recorded in the spellings of Bray, Braye, Brea, and Bree* and having no less than twenty-one Coats of Arms, and several notable entries in the "National Biography", has four distinct possible sources, each with its own history and derivation. Firstly, the name may be of *Anglo-Saxon origin* and a locational name from the villages thus called in East Berkshire or Devonshire. Recorded as "Brai" in the Domesday Book of 1086, the villages were named from the *Olde English pre 7th Century "breg", or the Welsh, Cornish "bre"*

@jameslawson3020 Год назад

The video of the bombs dropping from the Bombay and hitting the island, that was my sons jet

@dannyharris5310 Год назад

Glad to be your kin.. love from the USA 🇺🇸

@markmicheli1375 Год назад

Since WW2 American defense policy has been to have the ability to fight the 2 strongest non American militaries simultaneously.

@waltergraves3273 Год назад

American military strategy has constantly changed and evolved. We have had a strategy as you have opined above. We have also had one to decisively fight one while holding the other at bay. We have had strategies based on sizing forces based on threats (Cold War strategic thinking). We have had strategies based on sizing forces based on desired capabilities such as ability to fight two opponents (post Cold War strategic thought mostly driven by budgetary limitations). However military strategy is only one element of national defense strategy. The others are economic power and political power. Military power is really the one you use when the other two are not effective in achieving you political objective.

@aweiserbud Год назад

Btw, a gatling gun can chop down trees and cause them to combust upon impact. They have miniguns which are handheld gatling guns. They literally will cut a person in half..it's scary

@FinalRepublic Год назад

Always thought of Britain as Dad, France as Mom, Germany, Italy and Ireland as Uncles, the rest of Europe as Cousins, Canada and Mexico as Brothers.

@NarwahlGaming Год назад

To me I'm one of the Maitlands and the rest of the world are the Deetzes. It was a bit rocky at the beginning but, after a nice round of marionette 'Day-O' we're all BFFs, now.

@steveTGO Год назад

FUN FACT The Aircraft Bombe that dropped the plutonium bimb called Fatman was named "Boxcar"

@donaldhagee9018 Год назад

Hello from Oregon, you two are awesome. Old Vietnam veteran. USMC.

@donaldhagee9018 Год назад

MERRY CHRISTMAS FROM FATHER CHRISTMAS. LOCATED AT THE NORTH POLE DON'T CHA KNOW. SMILE

@dylanogden3075 Год назад

Saying what's up from the US🇺🇸 u guys r one of our best allies and always come to help when needed we'll proudly fight side by side with u guys 🇺🇸🇬🇧🇺🇸🇬🇧🇺🇸🇬🇧🇺🇸

@oxide9679 Год назад

At 4:06 is the CIWS (pronounced see-whiz) or Close-In Weapon System. Sometimes referred to as the Phalanx or Goalkeeper, this is actually a semi-autonomous defensive gun. It has a radar system that it uses to track incoming ordinance like torpedos, cruise missiles, artillery shells and even 60mm mortal shells. Then, it self targets the incoming ordinance and fires automatically to detonate it out of range, damage it so it doesn't go off, or knock it off course. One of the most haunting sounds you'll hear is the PA system alert tone on a base, which features a klaxon and a computer voice repeating "Incoming! Incoming! Incoming!" over and over and the these weapon systems open fire to defense the base. Here's an example: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-KsVUISS8oHs.html

@drunkmonkey66 Год назад

There's two videos on youtube I've watched called Atomic Veterans Were Silenced for 50 Years Now They're Talking. Which is the more descriptive of the two and involves American soldiers. The other is Atomic Soldiers What Does a Nuclear Bomb Explosion Feel Like? and involves British soldiers. In both videos the vets they interview say that when the atom bomb goes off the blast is soo bright that they could see their bones and blood vessels, and that it didnt matter that their eyes were closed and covered with either their hands or arms. They say it was like looking at an x-ray image.

@douglasostrander5072 Год назад

No we're father-son, got into a fight and then reconciled. You taught us how to be a steward to the world. Hopefully we improved it a little.

@douglasostrander5072 Год назад

@@cygnusx-3217 Funny the world is a much more peaceful place than anytime in history.

@douglasostrander5072 Год назад

@@cygnusx-3217 ok you better go hide.

@ferdnerkel Год назад

@@douglasostrander5072 you might do a little digging into that. There isn't much peace around the world and it's getting worse.

@karenm502 Год назад

Love your reactions!

@raymarshall6721 Год назад

Just think about those gatlings. Between every tracer is 4 more non tracer rounds

@gamingclipz7309 Год назад

Much ♥️ from the 🇺🇸 I consider y’all family all American Allies are our family 😊 stay blessed

@debpotter5761 Год назад

Love you guys!

@robertt.juengel4298 Год назад

Lol just watched your video, well done video by the way, and the CIWS minigun and Warthog minigun are only similar in function. CIWS is the m61 vulcan which is a 20mm cannon and its a 6 barrel. The warthog uses the Gau-8 which is a 7 barrel and its a 30mm cannon.

@JBockman1 5 месяцев назад

He doesn’t get to make that decision because he’s on tv…there is nothing like a true pilot in the sky

@williamboyer8294 Год назад

While 10 million men was drafted to go fight

@Xiphos0311 Год назад

The history of the development of stealth tech is interesting. In a nutshell an engineer at Lockheed-Martin Skunk Works was reading through a pile of math papers when he came across a paper by a Russian mathematician that laid down the basic math for the possibility of reducing radar cross sections to avoid a proper reading. Yes a Russian mathematician had the ordinal idea but nobody realized what they had. The Skunk Works guy spent the weekend running a series of calculation and came in Monday and told his bosses I think we can hide planes from radar. 18 months later the first of the "have blue" birds made the first flight, at Groom lake, a.k.a. Dreamland, a.k.a Area 51, and its radar cross section was that of like a very large ball bearing. They refined it from there. Now its the size of a bee.

@ichbinkyle Год назад

Just because they can, doesn’t mean we want to. I’m as scared of the capabilities our military has as you guys are. And still ✌🏼 love the videos and peace!

@stephenryan1912 Год назад

As an American, don't feel you constantly need to show how strong we are. Strength isn't spoken, even in individuals. Power is a gift, not a given. Power is a responsibility, not a force.

@GilaMonster971 Год назад

It’s a force during a war...

@Sapphiregamer8605 Год назад

@@GilaMonster971 facts.

@dallasarnold8615 Год назад

Nothing wrong with promoting Peace through fire superiority.

@wildmouse5888 Год назад

Our military is primarily a deterrent. Far, FAR better to intimidate bad actors into behaving themselves than to have to destroy them.

@alanw9677 Год назад

There’s a quote that’s centuries old...”if you want peace, prepare for war”! But I agree, it’s not necessary to through it in everyone’s face!

@stunspot Год назад

Homer Simpson's speech to the Queen always summed it up for me: "...not like our little brother, Canada (who's never had a girlfriend) (I'm just sayin'...)..."

@yewhobagstea9332 Год назад

Moral of the story is probably to stop pissing us off. Love from the States ❤

@joehayward2631 Год назад

To scare you more the USA has many different calibers for the mini gun. Go from small 308 cal, 50cal, 20 & 30 mm last 2 are on the C130 gun ships and fighters. The 2 smaller are on everything else, trucks helicopters so on. Good videos keep it up

@csulb75 Год назад

Richard Jordan Gatling, MD was a medical school graduate who never practiced medicine. Rather he focused on his first passion - being an inventor. It is said that he considered the Gatling gun to be so horrific in its power that it would make war something to be avoided at all costs. He was wrong.

@CorwinPatrick Год назад

Here's the thing about Precision Munitions. They are hideously expensive, but if you think of the example of the WW2 bomber sortees, the narrator was not entirely truthful. It's true that the bombs missed their targets more often than not, but they didn't "hit nothing". There is a little thing called "collateral damage", and it usually involves civilians. While the US did not deliberately target civilians like Hitler did during the London bombing raids, the total capacity of the US raids was such that Berlin looked like London after the war. Spending money on Precision Munitions tries to avoid all that.

@DerrelliThePyro Год назад

Say rather it was not official U.S. policy to deliberately target civilians. We did so, nonetheless. All warring parties in WW2 did. When we firebombed Tokyo, there was little military advantage. The whole point of those raids was to try to get Japan to surrender, and incendiaries were deemed highly useful for that purpose because they were cheap and most civilian Japanese housing at the time was all wood and not very sturdy. The official target may have been one thing, but the real purpose was targeting civilians. The same is doubly true of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Yes, there were military facilities present... on the outskirts of those cities. The bombs were targeted on the city center itself. (And for the record, Nagasaki was technically a miss, off target by several miles.) Even then, the casualties from the two nuke strikes were individually less then Tokyo, even factoring the delayed deaths due to radiation poisoning and other such nasty aftereffects. However, given the estimated losses if the Allies would have had to invade Japan (estimated around a million Allies dead on initial landing, and likely half of the Japanese population dead by the time the campaign would be finished), the decisions were made to go ahead with these attacks, for it would cost far less in lives than the alternative. I, for one, wouldn't have wanted to have to make that choice.

@waltergraves3273 Год назад

I wish I could say we did not target civilians during WWII, but it would not be accurate. Although we have tried to distance ourselves from it, we did participate with the UK in the fire bombing of Dresden. We also firebombed several cities in Japan killing more civilians in those raids than with the atomic bombs. The fire bombing especially in Japan was specifically aimed at residential areas where homes were built of stick and paper.

@dannygrosnick1966 Год назад

Have you two ever thought about doing a reaction to music videos , try the pentatonics

@metubewrx Год назад

Right off the bat, look at all those Airborne Troopers, Airborne Baby All the Way

@roystout9751 Год назад

There are 2 major problems with unmanned aircraft. First, a brilliant enemy, and second, a traitor in your midst. Either could give the enemy control of your aircraft who would then use them against... YOU..!

@ohiotalk1475 Год назад

The thing is, this is only what we know of. We absolutely have crazier technology that is top secret.

@devhunter1702 Год назад

The MLRS is a perfect example. A "secret weapon" first used in Desert Storm. We received our first one at Ft. Riley in 1984. 6 years prior.

@jerzeyguy71 Год назад

still wished you let video finish out, love seeing the flights of drones

@joeyjohnson4826 Год назад

I'll put the civil war comment in the perspective. if you count both Confederate and Union after all they were all American, there were more casualties in 3 days at Gettysburg than the entire Vietnam conflict 😉 winning wars has never been our problem it's winning the peace that we seem to fail at... the Gatling gun played no significant role in the outcome of the American civil war...

@JPMadden Год назад

It seems you're confusing "fatalities" and "casualties." The total of casualties includes dead, wounded, missing, captured, and sick. The U.S. had more than 58,000 killed in Vietnam and about 300,000 wounded. The total casualties for both sides at Gettysburg are believed to be about 51,000, although I read somewhere that new research suggests even more.

@ViolentKisses87 Год назад

The Navy will buy another 6th gen manned fighter. But it will work with several unmanned drones.

@mjc1389 Год назад

The NGAD is rumored to be capable of flying manned and unmanned. We’ll have to wait and see if that’s true or not. The US and it’s Allies are working on UAV’s that fly in tandem and are controlled by other aircraft. They will work in conjunction with F35’s and 6th Gen planes. Data linking is the big thing presently for aircraft. Most of the US fleet of aircraft can share data with each other. The F35 was designed to be a QB of the airspace and direct other fighters like an AWAC’s does. The F35’s avionics are so advanced that it is even supposed to be able to provide targeting data for missiles on other planes like the F15 and even fire their missiles for them if they are unable to target lock them.

@yourgransman4832 Год назад

the gau-8 if you hear it just either saved you or your its next kill

@shawnpriest2119 Год назад

Don't pick a fight with the UK, either, because we'll be there in a blink to back up the Brits.

@spoileralert3486 Год назад

All the world's military men and women are pawns. Depends on how we are moved.

@Pugiron 3 месяца назад

Warthog goes BRRRRRTTT

@michaelmacdermott6340 Год назад

You guys should check out Ward Carol's channel. He is a retired Navy F-14 RIO (radar intercept officer), The guy that sits in the back of an F-14 doing all the work with the missiles and weaponry and radar while the pilot sits up front and flies and pulls the trigger. His channel is fantastic about all the knowledge you might want to know about the military the past and the present. He's an author of books on the subject. And as far as turning to drones instead of piloted aircraft, he's got many videos on that topic that go into depth of the possibilities and the pluses and minuses and everything else from the actual military's point of view. Before he retired besides flying in F-14s, He worked on the admiral's staff, so he's got a lot of the inside scoop and knowledge of things beyond that of just air crew. Please check out some of his videos. If not for us, at least for yourselves.

@Papoose18 Год назад

👉🏼 #DoNotFollow 👉🏼 #DoNotSubscribe 👉🏼 #DoNotRingThe 👉🏼 #BellButton 🔔 👎🏻 #allthumbsdown 👎🏻

@daivdash Год назад

One of the biggest reasons to go pilot less is the maneuverability of a remote fighter. No longer would G-forces come into play on a pilot, allowing tighter turns at higher speeds.

@197508300610 Год назад

Shout out for bread and butter.

@kurtlee82 Год назад

Milly is pregnant. I called it first. Congrats and so much loves

@BacardeSan Год назад

I very much enjoy your reaaction videos

@randytwomoons3134 Год назад

You actually can be all those things at the same time in Arkansas or Kentucky

@grumblesa10 Год назад

Arguably in 1865 the Union Army was probably the most powerful land force in the world. Certainly the best equipped and with recent combat experience. Our British brothers and sisters supplied key research on radar reflectivity and low-observable materials, that were incorporated into the F-117. It was such a key contribution that Reagan offered the aircraft to the RAF, in thanks.

@AyeKay_901 Год назад

Love from the dirty south❤ Mississippi !

@JohnRodriguesPhotographer Год назад

As long as you hear that sound of Gatling guns or the a-10s avenger Cannon you're safe. If it hits you and kills you you'll never hear the bullet let alone the gun. Supersonic rounds.

@Cruzinnv Год назад

Another great 👍 video.

@graybryan9521 Год назад

The Beesley "It's mental"...

@JohnRodriguesPhotographer Год назад

The Manhattan project merged with the British program tube alloys to produce the atomic bomb. The British program would have moved slower due to their industry already being maxed out. America alone had enough surplus industrial capacity to build facilities that produced the bomb.

@TSC1978 Год назад

That noise is a SEWIG…

@johnhopkins8504 Год назад

What so many people forget is. We are only as powerful as our allies are. Some people will say no that's not it bit sorry as a marine I know our allies are the most important weapon we have. Yes we bring all the might to the war but our allies keep us powerful. And we don't like bullies and we will defend our allies with our lives.

@freespirit9981 Год назад

Heard someone say USA got a weapon that makes the nuclear bomb look small.

@stevefoulston Год назад

As for stealth aircraft go look at the 1945 ww2 German Horten Ho 229 and see if it reminds you of anything. Peace out.

@snowflakehunter Год назад

Imagine a world where no country felt threatened by another, all countries came together for the common good and all military spending went to the betterment of all.

@charlesgentry3758 Год назад

Sad part is that it took pearl harbor for America to go all In on the military.

@JohnNorris411 Год назад

What really makes our military so deadly is not all the tech or numbers of equipment. It is a fact that our service members are so well trained, supported, and dedicated. we also make sure our men and women are well-supplied and fed. All things you do not see with lets say, the Russian military.

@Jry088 Год назад

The carrier fleet didn't even make it in there

@usmc24thmeu36 Год назад

What is unbelievable is that the 9 lb ball of uranium, only the amount the size of a quarter is what detonates the rest is blown away.

@DaddyDoggAbbott Год назад

Cheers

@yambo59 Год назад

Im glad were well protected in the US, but im also glad were not a country (such as current Russia) that just goes out looking to take over and start a fight. Many times weve fought for other countries and there are those in the world that want to take our freedom away - and freedom can be very hard to hang onto unless you have the ability to defend it. So again im glad were well protected but not outright bullies like Russia or others rattling their sabred right now. We dont pick a fight for not reason but we can finish it if called on to do so.

@donaldhanson3995 Год назад

There are places in the us you can be all those things at once. Lol

@RAPTOR18B Год назад

That Gatling gun off the bat, every THIRD round is a tracer. You see a red beam but it’s simply bullets and pure American Freedom. GO USA🎉🎉🎉

@FourFish47 Год назад

400 miles per minute??? 😵‍💫

@gamingwithjacobi8757 Год назад

I’m not sure if you guys would be interested in reacting to this, you did react to the blue angels so you might but I feel that you guys might want to look at the tragic accident that happened in Texas where a b-17 named “Texas raiders” and a p-63 air cobra collided in mid air and crashed. It’s a shame that no one onboard survived and a blow to lose such beautiful pieces of history but I thought you would like to know about it and maybe react to the theory behind the crash

@sandylee9564 Год назад

As a military video we all know they aren't going to reveal ALL of their fire power........these planes and drones can do so much damage I dare say that the weaponry they don't reveal is horrendously destructive which is sad in some ways. Interesting video.

@Walter_Sobchak_43 Год назад

Everyone should hear a minigun fire in real life if they have the opportunity. Movies don't do it justice. It actually pounds your chest. Closest thing to it is maybe a fast drummer at a big rock concert. But even that isn't really close.

@cornman3266 Год назад

I say the U.K and the U.S.A are father and son the U.K is a proud father of the U.S because the U.K once ruled the world and now his son has taken his place in charge