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@ExUSSailor Год назад

The Cold War lasted a LOOONG time. During that time, a whole lot of really smart people put a lot of effort into designing weapons specifically to defeat Russia. Now, we're seeing the results of that 70+ year effort.

@ExUSSailor Год назад

Of course, those weapons have been aided by the rampant corruption & plain incompetence of Russian commanders.

@JustMe-gn6yf Год назад

Yup almost everything was designed to stop the Soviet union in the Fulda Gap from the M-1 Abrams to the A-10 warthog

@peterthompson8014 Год назад

Scientists think the Russians have been bluffing this whole time. Their entire military structure is a joke.

@JustMe-gn6yf Год назад

@@peterthompson8014 I feel the CIA and the United States knew all along but the fear of a big bad Soviet -russian Bear helped justify their military budget

@gacaptain Год назад

I wouldn’t be too cocky though. “3rd World“ countries with Russian backing (Vietnam, Afghanistan) have effectively stopped American forces.

@bigeric1982 Год назад

"Delivers an extremely emotional event to the crew inside" 🤣

@DashRiprock513 Год назад

What's even better about those.. They are smart... So smart in fact they won't shoot our equipment... You can't shoot an Abrams with a javelin.won't happen.

@mythoughts5615 Год назад

I think one of the things people overlook is the ability of the US to work together. I know it is cliché but the ability of the infantry, armor, close air support, fast movers, guided missiles from destroyers and subs is mind boggling and hasn’t been fully unleashed in the modern era.

@rayquaza1245 Год назад

Gulf War

@mythoughts5615 Год назад

@@rayquaza1245 only 2/3 personnel, 1/2 of total armor such as tanks etc, 1/3 of US aircraft, 1/2 of US carriers, 1/3 guided missile destroyers, and only 1/5 ballistic missile subs were involved in Desert Storm. Like I said, US hasn’t fully unleashed in the modern era. Hope I don’t come off as a jacka**. Definitely not my intention 👍

@stickfigure9138 Год назад

@@mythoughts5615 No man you are right. If it came down to us using everything we have... The enemy wouldnt stand a chance even if we fought combined forces. Ya know China, Russia and so on.

@jimreilly917 Год назад

Another key difference is training and command structure and tradition. May sound trite, until you consider that within various battlefield ranks, much latitude is given to soldiers, Marines and airmen to spot weaknesses in enemy forces or better position for US assets and EXPLOIT THOSE. Russian military are taught to obey senior command and not operate without specific orders from say company or higher command. Initiative outside command is not a feature Russian, or Soviet, or Imperial Romanov forces, exercise.

@imnotyourfriendbuddy1883 Год назад

i heard something from a WWII veteran that went something like "if you fire and the enemy responds with mortars, rifle, and aircraft it's the British, if you receive machine gun and accurate artillery it's the Germans, area rockets and submachine guns it's the Soviets, and if the whole world starts blowing up around you from every direction with every weapon it's the Americans.

@stanleymbutler Год назад

The U.S. never develops and deploys a weapon, without also having a way to defeat it. That way if enemy gets a hold of the tech, the U.S. isn't worried because they have a way to defend against it.

@joshjones6072 Год назад

Yes and yes.

@rich7447 Год назад

I'm sure there is all kinds of crazy shit that we don't even know about. They just bring out the most obsolete of their new toys every time some other country starts getting close to the capability of what they are already deploying. The F-22 first flew 25 years ago and the US government still won't allow it to be exported.

@toddterrell8798 Год назад

I normally dislike the cartoonish videos like this. But it was actually pretty detailed and engaging.

@mogwiawolf4354 Год назад

probably for the best

@29_lets_go Год назад

I'm American and I do a lot of work with weapons/equipment manufacturing. It's extremely difficult work and has very strict with standards. We have very smart hardworking people dedicated to create these items but at the same time innovating for other manufacturing processes, improving energy, healthcare, and general safety. So as we contribute to a strong military we also contribute to a better world overall. It's extremely rewarding. You'd be surprised with how many small companies and start ups try to enter this industry to improve many things and get the slice of the profits.. even right from their garage.

@NoloPrime Год назад

Bringing T62's out of museums to fight but you're about to mass produce your own 2×Switchblade? Neat! Lol

@Markle2k Год назад

It is going to have to be a clockwork, steampunk drone with their need to depend upon washing machine chips for their weapons.

@NoloPrime Год назад

@@Markle2k lol. Russians. Washing Machines. Vodka powered (MPC's) Mounted Potato Cannon's.

@gonnabeadoctorsoon2 Год назад

NGL, she's knocking it out of the park!

@Riomojo Год назад

92% your target incinerates after pulling the trigger. Pull, forget, move to next target

@marieneu264 Год назад

I thought Millie had on a Russia sweatshirt at first. 🤣🤣🤣 I was like Damn!

@joshjones6072 Год назад

🤣 🤣 I believe Millie's light blue shirt says Russell Athletics, not Russian Athletics hahaha

@marieneu264 Год назад

@@joshjones6072 Yep! I definitely noticed that pretty quickly, but for a quick sec, my brain saw Russia and I was super bummed! 🤣🤣🤣

@jimreilly917 Год назад

He seems to like Russia and China. Schwarzkopf he’s not.

@CaseyAvalon Год назад

Never give in, never surrender 👍🤠

@jeankrewl6006 Год назад

I agree! Love those stingers! Great job, Millie!

@joshjones6072 Год назад

Always never give up!

@tomleroyl Год назад

We have been fighting wars since before we were a country, and are still fighting today. The little down time we get between those wars, is used to be more prepared for the next one. Also, great job, Millie!

@robw748 Год назад

Yes we do. Thats what we do. Train and fight. I miss my Marine Corps and Army days. Im to old now tho lol

@joshjones6072 Год назад

@Cygnus X-321 Because we people of rhe U.S. be crazy, shooting at each other all day! Lol But no seriously, behind every blade of grass. And I'm a fairly liberal Democrat. We Americans just love to argue until someone attacks us or our friends.

@29_lets_go Год назад

@@cygnusx-3217 I think it's because if it wasn't the United States, an enemy would take it's place. It comes down to a lot more than war, but also the overall economy and standards. If it wasn't the United States, it could be Russia or Iran, but most likely China. So in a case the USA decides not to, China would take over and they'd be the new super power we'd have to look to.

@waynesaunders5960 Год назад

@Cygnus X-321 Truthfully if you look at it pure strategically. Seems to be more about creating instability in a region that historically have been allies with Russia. That atleast to me seems to be the only common denominator .

@aaronburdon221 Год назад

"If you would have peace, prepare for war." Or another one I like "where there is mutual fear, countries will think twice before making war upon one another."

@kencreten7308 Год назад

The shoulder missile firing unit expels the rocket gas out the back - which is open to the air, so not too much kick.

@victorwaddell6530 Год назад

Like a recoilless rifle . Just don't be behind the shooter .

@jamesblanton3744 Год назад

The quality of the videos being picked has gone up exponentially since Millie took over 😂😂😂😂just Kidding You do a great job as well James

@timengineman2nd714 Год назад

Stinger is basically a small version of the US AIM-9 Sidewinder Heat Seeking Missile, the first versions of the AIM-9 were used in the early 1950's!. Bot the current version of the AIM-9 and the Stinger are said to be able to differentiate between the airplane's engine(s) and the flares that the aircraft tries to use to protect themselves from heat seekers!

@HLB512 Год назад

Yeah the US doesnt have free health care, we're too busy pouring money into the military budget. It's mainly our politicians who are getting rich off of military endeavors. And why exactly are we giving Ukraine so much aid.

@charliecostella Год назад

You'll never have free healthcare with an open borders lol funny thing is those 40 million non-citizens do get free healthcare so bend over and take it like a good citizen

@TickleMeElmo55 Год назад

There's no such as "free" health care. Not even Medicaid is "free" given it's funded by taxes.

@HLB512 Год назад

@@TickleMeElmo55 free, as in you’re not making a direct out of pocket payment to the insurance company. How do you think Europe pays for healthcare? It comes out of taxes

@williamboyer8294 Год назад

There getting the M1a1 Abrams tanks now

@randlebrowne2048 Год назад

Only the export version (without the secret special armor).

@DUEYZ4U Год назад

Thank you both so much for keeping this content out here for us! This video should be called "Why the grind can't stop the Beesleys from making vids". Cheers.

@LooDekuzx 6 месяцев назад

Вот это поворот. Мммм... М-да... Понятненько. Запомним и учтём))) 😉😉😉

@GilaMonster971 Год назад

That’s one thing that a lot of NATO countries don’t understand, the USA doesn’t have free health care because we have to spend so much money defending other countries. It’s the main thing I hear UK and Canadian citizens complain about when it comes to the US. But they don’t realize if the US didn’t spend as much money as it does on our military...they wouldn’t have free health care either. Their own countries would have to spend that money on their own military.

@spencersteva3786 Год назад

We don't have free Healthcare because we spend so much on Unhealthcare

@marzsit9833 Год назад

we don't have free healthcare because we have a huge health insurance industry that would be out of business if healthcare was free.....

@sshumkaer Год назад

Yes that is basically the Stinger.

@victorwaddell6530 Год назад

Hello Millie . Bravo Zulu from a US Navy vet . Check out the US Navy's EA 18G Growler jet sometime .

@butchgriggs6325 Год назад

There's no "kick" at all with the tube launched rocket systems.

@Chris-rh9ej Год назад

Possibly also someone who actually works at geek squad who is in the reserves could be sent over lol

@snakeinthegrak8969 Год назад

Every time I see a stinger I think of Tommy Lee Jones and that scene where he is telling the female pilot how to assemble one after their Apache gets shot down.

@gabshort5278 Год назад

After building up 70 + years of planning to fighting the Soviet Union or Russia in the Cold war and we didn't get a chance now the pentagon's got a HARD-ON with all of its new toys to see what they do against Russia 🪆

@tweter2 Год назад

I like your comments about the military pumping money into items we don’t know about. The US department of defense did an audit in 2022 and can’t account for two-thirds of its money and property.

@joshjones6072 Год назад

Haha. We had atomic weapons in 1944. I wonder what we have now that the general public doesn't know about. Way more than you think is the answer.

@davidschlapman9305 Год назад

Millie'a killing it, good job

@charlie7mason Год назад

@@cygnusx-3217 I too am curious.

@d420guy9 Год назад

They cant deal with 14 HIMARS but think thy can take on our 400!?

@halicarnassus8235 Год назад

Animated can be also Brilliantly misleading when the Audience feels comfortable to simple .

@JanMarieKellyAuthor Год назад

Yeah we sent them a LOT more than that already.

@kilroy2517 Год назад

One of Tom Clancy's later books pitched a scenario where Russia became friendly with the West, and an aggressive China invaded Siberia to gain its natural resources. The US came to Russia's aid and during the climactic battle a Russian general, witnessing the US military at work against the Chinese, turned to his colleague and said "and we thought we could beat the Americans?" This is that moment come to life. The problem is that while Russia's military is a joke, its nuclear arsenal isn't. Even if it's only 1% effective, that's still 60 thermo nuclear warheads.

@BacktheBlue60 Год назад

Thanks guys. This animated type of video makes it easier for me to learn the basics about our military. You can do more of them as far as I'm concerned. 😀

@rukus9585 Год назад

The RU-vid Channel is called Infographics. It's great. Enjoy.

@Stockfish1511 Год назад

Infographic is biased propaganda crap. Russia can stop and has been advancing quite a while now. Not to mention their new upgrades on Pantsir has on video shot down 12/12 himars missiles. I wonder what kind of excuse media will make when Ukraine and US lose in Ukraine. Probably will say we killed 10 billion russians so its still a win lol.

@thehillbillygamer2183 Год назад

The Ukrainian government is as corrupt as the Russians were in the 90s they won't let the men leave they force him to fight

@thehillbillygamer2183 Год назад

Ukraine is the biggest waste of taxpayer money in US history what does the American people get out of this nothing

@thehillbillygamer2183 Год назад

What do the American people get out of this billions of dollars of money and equipment to Ukraine how does that benefit the American people in anyway

@fbksfrank4 Год назад

Movie to watch about the stinger in Afghanistan is Charlie’s War!

@Reverse2057 Год назад

lmfao I love the verbiage the video you're watching uses.

@AxelFoleyDetroitLions Год назад

You should see a javelin fire….it looks like it Plops out of barrel and will plop on ground in front of person firing it…….But then…it looks like a mini Rocket Missile lighting up and taking off just before landing on the ground lol

@Scot_WestTexas Год назад

That was good

@gabshort5278 Год назад

HIMARS system is a shoot and scoot

@FUBAR956 Год назад

Great job Mrs. Beesley

@fireheart6267 Год назад

America's Healthcare is the best in the world

@jamesjones8482 Год назад

You're doing a good job Millie! You and James are a good combination. ❤

@Tam58851520 Год назад

Enjoy this content - Thanks

@danbobway5656 Год назад

Ukraine has also been dropping nades from consumer drones too, crazy efficient too

@TheMadMadman Год назад

And chemical weapons, too.

@mabutoo Год назад

Putin needs to watch your video series. He would know since WWII, the US and allies have engaged nonstop in warfare. We've learned from some hard lessons in the last 7 decades and our tactics and weaponry on the battlefield reflect it. As to Russia threatening us, we've been sucker punched in the past. If they are going to try it they better get all of us. History speaks to those who tried and didn't finish the job. But enough of that, great job you two. Love your videos. Keep them coming.

@Homunculas Год назад

You really are a murderous bunch. PS: look into guided hypersonic missiles.

@mabutoo Год назад

@@Homunculas We aspire to be more civil but tough lands breed tough people. If someone attacks or threatens to attack us; it's not in our nature to just take it. Since I have taught it to my children as it was taught to me. I can't apologize for it. If someone starts a fight with you winning is unimportant; hurt them so bad that they will never want to fight you again and so everyone else sees to deter them also.

@DDAMVALL Год назад

Russia is not a peasant in sandals from Afghanistan. America always goes to war in herds.💩💩

@CheriAnn-363 Год назад

Yahoo loving our help to help others🇺🇸 but hate the Loss of innocents no matter who they are😥🙏🙏🙏

@brianrigsby7900 Год назад

7:42 they aren’t remote controlled most of the time. They’re autonomous

@brianrigsby7900 Год назад

@writemeontele_gramthebeesleys_ nice try faker

@soldierstull Год назад

learned more about this war than from anywhere else

@johnjdumas Год назад

The 109 Bradleys may be the BIGGEST literal surprise to the Russians. They move super fast compared to tanks and will be always on your flank. Unsupported Russian ground battalions will be obliterated just before the heavy armor supported by troops arrives.

@shaneyerbey8278 Год назад

Thanks!

@vindigregorio6697 Год назад

Am I the only one that kept thinking our girl Milly was wearing a Russia Hoodie in this video? Lmao

@yayarearaidernation510 Год назад

Who else thought she was wearing a RUSSIA sweater at the beginning of the video 😂 love from US.

@atrumphasmatis6719 Год назад

When I saw the title it made me 😂

@Noneofyourbizniz1 Год назад

Russia doesn’t have the chips to make those switchblades

@RicardoRamirez-us7hf Год назад

The thing is the longer they use our weapons and our tactics (we are teaching them our modern tactics) the faster they will learn and adapt to them, making not time even harder. Thank you for that video.

@ambercimburek6872 Год назад

great pick Millie

@brianrigsby7900 Год назад

Millie, check out the warthog. It’s a beast!

@joshjones6072 Год назад

A-10 ftw!

@brianrigsby7900 Год назад

@@joshjones6072 brrrrt!

@joshjones6072 Год назад

Hahaha

@dylanogden812 Год назад

I appreciate all the great minds we've had through the yrs to develop whatever our brave soldiers need to keep them alive

@petertrabaris1629 Год назад

Good job Millie! There are just some moments when I have to admit to a great feeling of security when I learn things like this. Please feel free to do more like this. Peace

@gaminjunctiontv5534 Год назад

I like how the narrator at 3:02 describes the second charge as "An extreme emotional event". 🤣

@jackstraw6880 Год назад

You can say it. You want to get ahead so you can take a much needed break…

@RiRi-df9jt Год назад

Well over 30 billion

@DylansPen Год назад

The US spends $850 billion a year on defense, Russia spends maybe $80 billion. The size of the research and development programs alone should be a clue.

@Homunculas Год назад

And yet Russia has guided hypersonic missiles, which America has been trying to develop since the early 90's

@incognitomode581 Год назад

If you want to go more into anti-tank weapons look at "Why protecting tanks is getting much more difficult" by Not What You Think.

@mikeplott4817 Год назад

Great Reaction 👍

@ohiotalk1475 Год назад

Russian soldiers are just real life versions of storm troopers.

@jerryczarski5991 Год назад

The sad truth is the weapons sent to Ukraine are old stock. The front-line equipment used by the USA are even more sophisticated.

@jakubcalta8121 Год назад

you should react to himars

@Rogers_Ranger Год назад

actually the best anti drone is a shotgun

@janet8146 Год назад

Amazing Millie.

@0neBadRabbit Год назад

This is why the US has such a high defense spending budget. Literally all our money goes to protecting our soldiers and other military assets. Survivability is a hard lesson we learned in our conflicts abroad. If we cut spending now, our next conflict will see a lot more of our soldiers coming home under flags.

@aaronpat123 Год назад

HIMARS shoot and scoot!!

@borland8513 Год назад

Keep in mind, most of the larger weapon systems the USA is providing to Ukraine are 20 years old or in some cases older. The USA is also only giving Ukraine the short range versions of missiles for the HIMARS system.

@mrbrizzol6338 Год назад

The British are the best trained in the world

@williamlanning3193 Год назад

And other great one Millie

@TrueThanny Год назад

The Stinger is a portable, shoulder-launched surface-to-air missile which can take out planes and helicopters. It tracks targets via infrared emissions.

@averilramsey7241 Год назад

The Javelin is manufactured about 2 hours drive from where I live. Interestingly, it has a concurrent initiation and similar configuration to Her Majesty's RAF anti-tank Brimstone missile. I wonder who gave who the idea. Probably East to West. I am surprised to note the continued service of Stinger, as it was not brand new when I swore into The Army 38 years ago. Must be pretty good. The Ukrainian HIMAR wooden decoys is priceless as a tactic and as an homage to UK's stationing of US General Patton's balloon fake tank corps to deceive The Luftwaffe's reconnaissance in facilitation of D-Day. History does not repeat itself. It stands stock still.

@randlebrowne2048 Год назад

Like many other US weapons, the Stinger used today has received many upgrades over the years. Even the modern version of the M1 Abrams is a radically different beast (on the inside) compared to the versions used in the the Gulf wars.

@glamdring0007 Год назад

The Germans were among the first to pioneer modern combined arms fighting in WW2 much to the dismay of large parts of Europe, Africa, and the Middle East. Smart countries paid attention and learned how to replicate those early military wins, as well as how to counter them. Other countries sat back and rested on their nuclear stockpiles.

@sshumkaer Год назад

You know Russia basically hasn't killed himirs because to destroy them Russia would need target cordnace on something that is moving often.

@rrpdsks Год назад

The Problem is not Russia alone. It's Russia and China working together

@korbinharney4677 Год назад

You guys should react to the American fa/xx 6th gen fighter jet I think you guys would find it interesting and really cool.

@CptGreenJeans Год назад

Yea I really wish we would stop sending Ukraine money paid for by tax dollars. Really pissing me off

@TA.46 Год назад

They are actually reverse engineering the wepons😅

@Synabon Год назад

I couldn't imagine seeing a volley of drones flying out of a recon drone like at 6:56. I would be mortified

@carladams9345 Год назад

Nice video!

@Cubs-Fan.10 Год назад

As an American, we need to know what we have and our military complex, but not to be arrogant. We're only 1 technological advancement from China, Russia, or North Korea away from being blindsided.

@loganh6736 Год назад

You should check out Premeir History U.S. ghost army of W.W. 2 another take on the old Trojan Horse

@Ryan-oo9or Год назад

Another thing to add about the himars, we've only been giving them missiles with limited range, 92 km or 57 miles. We have ones that go 300 km, 186.4 miles, and are just as accurate while ones with 500 km, 310.7 miles, range are currently in development

@n3v3rforgott3n9 Год назад

the armies long range missile program is crazy as that 500 mile range one is the short range missile in the program....

@flo4710 10 месяцев назад

Nice video! Thanks y'all!😊❤

@Fuilleverte Год назад

Using wooden fakes to confuse and confound the enemy has always been done, but the "Ukraine Strategy" is close to what the Allys did \with "Operation Bertram" in 1942.

@gacaptain Год назад

The Germans set up fake shore guns before D Day which the allies bombed. Leaving many of Germanys well camouflaged real guns untouched.

@albertanaya5128 Год назад

Good Job Millie 😊

@jordanc3347 Год назад

Stingers are much simpler weapon it’s a fire and forget lock on fire drop and run

@samgeffre-yt1dg Год назад

As an American I can say we may not have free healthcare but we definitely have Free un healthcare when it comes to our military

@shawnmarcho8662 Год назад

Americans are done with sending money to ukraine it's not our war

@overture2264 Год назад

These weapons are why there is a laser on almost every vehicle in The US Military.

@kida12 Год назад

Ukraine is as crafty as Russia is clueless.

@hollyheikkinen4698 Год назад

I have actually seen some of the weapons in tv shows & films over the years. The Switchblade (or something similar) was on a recent episode of Seal Team. They are obviously a great tool for special forces teams!

@paulamcdonald6568 Год назад

@The Beesleys, the man pads have on more than one occasion been used to strike down Russian missiles in Ukraine. Which is absolutely BRILLIANT!

@michaelg2529 Год назад

To see more about military deception you should check out some videos about the "Ghost Army" of WWII. Brilliant illusions which caused the enemy to waste time and resources on battling special effects and props.