How this new stealth plane keeps the US ahead of China

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The United States just unveiled its newest stealth bomber, the B-21 Raider. It completed its first test flight in November 2023 after more than 10 years of research and development. Much remains classified, but it's safe to say this will be one of the most advanced pieces of technology ever made. Its most important characteristic is stealth. The US claims that it can evade even the most advanced air-defense systems on earth - hence why it’s currently costing about $700 million to build one of them. This video explains why the US believes the money is not only worth it … but a national security imperative.
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@Search-Party 2 месяца назад

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@sherlockmaverick Месяц назад

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@StatusNull Месяц назад

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@user-uy1rg8td1v Месяц назад

Great RU-vid video and channel, but I found the background music was a little too loud and distracting. I would strongly suggest you get rid of it altogether. I firmly believe that background music is distracting, annoying, and unnecessary (especially for educational or opinionated videos with lots of talking). I also believe that people want to hear you speak/get information/hear your opinions and not hear generic background music that doesn't really add anything useful and that people have to mentally filter out. Plus it will be one less thing you will have to do when making videos. Thank you for your consideration.

@juliane__ Месяц назад

8:46 What is about the H-20, does it not come close to the abilities? Is he that sure, because he has espionage information to proove that? I guess he moved the scales to come to the conclusion.

@GreenVibezIguanaDaddy Месяц назад

RU-vid really needs to come up with a way to block the sponsored ads, Its ridiculous I pay $23 god damn dollars a month to not have ads and bs and why you guys are allowed to cram this in is beyond me.

@chrism2465 Месяц назад

My father is retired USAF he had a saying: Fighters are propaganda Bombers set national policy.

@CouncilOfTheWolf Месяц назад

Heh. Though I guess you also can't use your bombers if the air space is contested, so fighters are important too.

@mgboltstwitch6921 Месяц назад

@@CouncilOfTheWolf STEALTH BOMBER honestly no idea

@CouncilOfTheWolf Месяц назад

@mgboltstwitch6921 Stealth planes become more detectable as they approach their targets and enter the intersections of multiple radars, there's no such thing as perfectly stealthy. And bombers are slow. If they're physically seen in the sky, it's easy to shoot them. If the opposite was true of anything I just said, fighters or multi role jets like the F-22 and the F-35 would've never existed.

@RaNc0R Месяц назад

@@mgboltstwitch6921stealth doesn’t mean plane is invisible, it still can be tracked using low frequency dual band radars, it still have IR signature, ofc the visuals.

@muhcharona Месяц назад

@@RaNc0R Yea Ukraine and Houthi's have called old assumptions into question, no doubt this applies with this one as well.

@alexwilliams1548 Месяц назад

As a pilot, we are playing offense, not defense

@rat2244 Месяц назад

The best defense is offense

@Frizzleman Месяц назад

So you admit to being a warmongering empire?

@SuperRavensfan101 Месяц назад

@@Frizzleman I dont think any American *myself included* contests that the government likes to have the biggest stick and knows how to swing it. Brutal truth is as much as I hate how my country spends its budget, Either party we vote for spends it the same way so no matter which way we vote nothing changes in terms of defense policy. I hope you know that a countries people doesn't equal the feeling of its government.

@mjaraz5442 Месяц назад

You must be a tree-hugging pacifist. I guess you never heard of shock and awe.

@joesanpatricio794 Месяц назад

Yeahhh the US isn’t “playing offense”, it’s an empire. US foreign policy can best be compared to the machinations of organized crime. Except where the mob might dominate a neighborhood or a city, the mayonnaise mafia in control of the US has made a racket of the majority of the world

@JoySingh Месяц назад

10:29 to everyone, that's confused about the 203 billion dollar evaluation. You're going to understand that it's over 30 years which includes maintenance and costs,

@conflictvideo3014 Месяц назад

This are the same people who freak out about the cost of f35 being over 1.5T but don't know it includes all the maintenance and support for the f35 life time. Also the US didn't spend 1.5T others countries also foot in the bill

@radustana Месяц назад

@@conflictvideo3014not to mention that 1.5 trillion also include the technological upgrades that it will receive over its 50+ year service life

@tonysu8860 Месяц назад

I don't think this comment is right Are you serious that you think the B-21 can be manufactured and operated for at 30 years for only $200B? What do really think annual operating expenses will be over those 30 plus years? What do you think it costs to fly this aircraft per hour? Your math doesn't work out by a very, very long shot

@tjadams8 Месяц назад

@@conflictvideo3014 Yea.. How dare people freak out about our Gov spending $1.5T on airplanes, since our healthcare system is great & vets are so well taken care of. We should be happy to pay $90,000 for $500 bearings, while tens of thousands of vets lay homeless, not getting the help they need because VA funding was cut. But hey, look at those pretty airplanes... & Enlighten me on how much our allies, that refuse to spend money on their own defense, footed of our $1.5T bill? What a joke.

@beepboop9848 Месяц назад

@@conflictvideo3014 dude thats still a fucking crazy amount tho

@enryumazino3939 Месяц назад

The actual reason why they don't have universal healthcare 💀

@conflictvideo3014 Месяц назад

Nah, not really

@Thisisntreal103 Месяц назад

Crazy as it sounds. If you look at their budget they can actually afford both and still have money to spare. The U.S. is just stuck in a stupid self made either / or situation

@radustana Месяц назад

@@Thisisntreal103was about to say this

@jojonesjojo8919 Месяц назад

In the US, corporations and billionaires have bought the politicians, so they set policy. Military Industrial wants these planes. The healthcare corporations like things the way they are. Couldn't really call it a democracy anymore.

@jaredj631 Месяц назад

The real reason we don’t have Global Tierney

@MaxxSkywalker Месяц назад

I honestly prefer the geopolitical stories over the sports stories.

@StarKillerSK Месяц назад

Yeah mee too

@zumabbar Месяц назад

i prefer both since sports are often also political

@MaxxSkywalker Месяц назад

@@zumabbar I'm not a huge fan of sports so I have a general disinterest in that topic, but every video I've seen from this channel, regardless of the topic (sports or otherwise), has been topnotch.

@pauljewett8844 Месяц назад

I don’t, I’m the type of guy who likes to watch anime as much as they love to play football, and this channel scratches that incredibly nieche itch for nerdy politics and sports. Keep on rocking brother

@phrous Месяц назад

This is also good segment

@bruno3 Месяц назад

0:08 "This mysterious airplane took flight for the first time". And at least a dozen people who saw it added one more "UFO" to their list of sightings. "I'm telling y'all, I saw it with my own two eyes! That ain't no airplane!"

@GarciaDorelion Месяц назад

Was about to say the same. Isn't that the flying saucer ??

@RetroBlockade Месяц назад

All a UFO is, is an Unidentified Flying Object, so if anything in the sky hasn't been identified by the viewer, it is a UFO. So if someone saw this in the sky and didn't know what it was, then it is a UFO.

@raspoie4915 Месяц назад

wouldn't be surprised if a portion of UFO sightings was just the nation's air force testing out their newest toy

@einautofan6685 Месяц назад

This kind of shape is around since the reveal of B-2A...😜🤣

@einautofan6685 Месяц назад

The good thing is, nobody believes in "Believers"! Soo, Area 51, keep going!😉😎👍

@fdangleshadang-a-lang7149 Месяц назад

The B21 is actually a fairly bargain deal for such a prestigious aircraft. They’re actually coming in under budget and on time, which is the exact opposite of how the F35’s development took place. $700m for a stealth bomber is a good price when you consider a Boeing 787 is almost $250m

@shakiMiki Месяц назад

A country where life expectancy is falling, people go hungry & many do not have access to health care. Yeah a bargain.

@gravoc857 Месяц назад

@@shakiMiki Bud, America entered the global hegemony game centuries ago. We’re stuck in a global chess match. What do you suggest? Focus on Americans and move towards isolationism? If that’s your desire or goal, then what’s your plan to off-ramp from the global stage? How do we ensure our economic powerhouse if we aren’t globally present? How do we stop ourselves from being subjugated by Russia or China, who both desire the power the US currently has. People who make the argument you’re making are generally passionate, moral finger waggers, who are both ignorant and naive to the nature of reality we find ourselves in.

@qorekt5169 Месяц назад

@@shakiMiki honestly could be worse compared to what other countries are doing. Not the best but not the worst

@imhimdk1785 Месяц назад

@@shakiMikimany of those ppl in America has a chance to change there lives everyday. Ik America is worse off than before but being broke in America is far better than being broke in almost every other country

@davestopforth Месяц назад

@@shakiMiki if it bothers you so much why don't you move to China or Russia? I agree with your sentiment, the decline we are seeing right now is not good, but that is what people voted for, and military spending is not optional, so when the elected politicians are utterly incompetent then the budget cuts affect the people, not the military. If you want to cut military spending then you're giving the likes of China the green light to invade, and trust me, communism is infinitely worse than the free market. Communism doesn't cut welfare and public spending simply because there is no welfare and public spending. So if you don't like it, I suggest you move to a country with less military spending so that you can understand why its important in the first place.

@guykibler255 Месяц назад

Something that might be useful to mention is that bombers in modern US doctrine act more as mobile cruise missile platforms, rather than traditional bombers. B-52s are completely non-survivable in a modern conflict, but if you mount air-launched cruise missiles on them, that becomes a lot less of a problems. Some ALCMs have ranges of over 1,000km and newer ones themselves even have stealth features. You can essentially fire cruise missiles from outside detection range, and the launching aircraft or missiles can be stealthy themselves.

@silentblackhole 16 дней назад

Yes. They have also developed the ability to launch multiple missiles and even EW missiles by dropping a pallet of them off the back and then using a parracute to then drop many of them out of the pallet. A few planes with multiple pallets is going to creates LOTS of targets for their radars.

@gavinthecreator0435 10 дней назад

Would it be a more efficient way of launching glide-missiles for re-entry?

@amosimo2870 2 дня назад

Can you mount enough cruise missiles on a stealth bomber though ?

@DidierPeroni Месяц назад

As expensive as these might be- this is the kind of technology that made America what it is today.

@Gunni1972 Месяц назад

LOL, you are not wrong about that. But i think you should take a good look around, and see, just HOW SCARED people are.

@mikajarvio7489 Месяц назад

Terror nation Nr.1

@PCLinke Месяц назад

What make US today is its geolocation, it's so far away and so big to get invade. They know this ofcourse and only building such bombers to use them somewhere else to destroy any threat against their interest.

@anthonymako9784 Месяц назад

👏

@ChristoffelTensors Месяц назад

Deluded? How is this the thing that beats China if we can’t even produce bombs to drop

@joeyj9638 Месяц назад

The fact that the Raider is being talked about, only mean there’s something scarier in the shadows, lurking, buying it’s time until it goes DOWN!

@BeastinlosersHD 10 дней назад

Btw there is a bomber vs fighter lobby and old vs new guard in the pentagon . The reality is you kinda need everything in order to be diverse enough to adopt whenever we enter a war and find out what does and doesn’t work

@LeMatt87n Месяц назад

Do one on Poland. Hear me out: A once major power in Europe got taken off the map for over 100years, then subjugated for a long time until its people deposed communist rule. Now they are on track to be Europe’s largest land army as they defend NATO on its eastern flank. Theyre proud of national hero’s like pope John Paul, Copernicus, Chopin, Mary Curie, jozef pilsudski, Witold Pilecki (the guy that broke into and back out of Auschwitz to provide intelligence to the Polish govt in exile). They tried to form a regional block called Intermarium during the interwar period and they may be trying to do that again.

@Mexalen81 Месяц назад

I'd love to see Poland dial down the nationalism and right-wing oriented politics. They could replace France and Germany as the leading force in europe in the long run.

@hordegaming4771 Месяц назад

Yes, but A the USSR is no more B the EU are more like them nowadays and C Poland gets the most money from the EU yet "hates them" If you hate them sooooooooo much? LEAVE THEN, do what we did. But they won't because they're hypocrites 😊

@LeMatt87n Месяц назад

@@hordegaming4771 I agree, they should leave EU behind.

@Mexalen81 Месяц назад

@@hordegaming4771 i take it, that you're from the UK. If so: from what news comes across the channel, it doesn't look like the population actually benefited from Brexit or is actually happy about the outcome. I don't see how that counts as a success story for other countries to follow.

@mikoajm122 Месяц назад

@@Mexalen81⁠⁠ 8 years of shameless corruption and propaganda by conservatives, people had enough. Opposition managed to gather centrists, liberals, leftists in huge compromise. 74% voter turnout. People won voting against previous gov. Nobody in Europe listened us when Russia started war in Georgia and years later in Donbas and Crimea. Unfortunately due to internal policies and years of negligence, Poland wake up too late with army spending. ~80% of Poles are in favour of EU. Don’t get distracted by loud minority.

@flennboyd6413 Месяц назад

Please name the defense companies involved, in this case, it's Northrop Grumman.

@antonpavlov9019 Месяц назад

Probably they had to sponsor the video for that lol

@abel_underwater 27 дней назад

@@antonpavlov9019 I’m sure the 500k+ dead Russians wish they had their own NG😹 but you already knew that Ivan. Congrats on the tactical shovels and the cope cages tho Mr.#2militaryinZaWrld!

@antonpavlov9019 27 дней назад

@@abel_underwater I'm from Ukraine actually, but I don't find anything funny in the fact that people are dying. I wish you never find out how it is be a citizen of a country at war

@mexps8093 16 дней назад

The United States exerts a great deal of effort and money to protect itself from external dangers and to try to extend its influence over others in the world. However, the problem is that it does not notice the rising water beneath its feet as it gradually sinks. The Gaza conflict is a prime example.

@fredstewart7333 Месяц назад

Maybe I’m missing something but how does 100 planes times $700M per plane come to $203B?

@CerebroJD Месяц назад

R&D costs before they actually start producing the actual planes.

@hostedbysimples5416 Месяц назад

As said above: R&D... But I believe that the costs of the planes that are made first is way higher than those following it (in principle). They should be constantly tested, modified and well maintained, which implies new infrastructure being build. Plus the production and assembly is much more costly at first as it's inefficient. I think the 200 Billion is the expected price of all the endeavor, while the 700 Million is the ultimate price of the planes without considering all the caveats. Maybe, I'm not a millitary expert...

@shaneben8745 Месяц назад

Unit price vs life cycle cost of the program. The 700m is the cost of purchasing the aircraft. The 200B is the projected cost of running the entire program over however many years its planned on operating for, including fuel, parts, salaries, ammunition ect. It's like say buying a car for 20k, but over the 5 years you own it, you'll pay additional money to insure, run, maintain, ans upgrade it, overall coming to a cost much more than the original 20k you bought it for

@You_are_Right_ Месяц назад

@@shaneben8745I always hated how people talk about what it “costs” and used that as a way to protest a military program. They include everything yet we never do it for a building. It’s called upkeep/running costs. It’s odd to me. everything you said it true.

@ricochettheprotogen4928 Месяц назад

R&D costs,adjusting facilities,maintenance

@Cergun_ Месяц назад

Imagine the amount of spending that could be prevented if humans weren’t hardwired to fight wars for economic, religious, political, ideological, etc… reasons.

@daviecrocket9160 Месяц назад

That's a world without islam

@Gunni1972 Месяц назад

@@daviecrocket9160 It goes way beyond Islam. It's about De-training people from Worshipping, Comparing to, and Ridiculing others. Basically : Let go of Competition. and start to embrace Cooperation. In ancient times "Cheap labour" was created by enslaving people. Do you want that, to become "Competetive" again?

@Mr.KARANI Месяц назад

Humans are not wired to fight but USA is.

@2x2is22 Месяц назад

Well, the American defense budget is 10% of all federal spending. So if you were able to get rid of the military entirely, you're really only saving 10%. It wouldn't even be enough to fund this universal healthcare everyone wants

@carholic-sz3qv Месяц назад

@@daviecrocket9160 wooooow how pathetic is the comment?! what was the USA doing around the world, in the middle east for decades?! Irac, Syria, Vietnam..... all those useless wars for nothing at all!

@philipwilliamson5332 Месяц назад

I'm all for thinking ahead for situations that can honestly impact national security. But I REALLY wish they thought ahead when it also came to healthcare, education, infrastructure and the everyday working person.

@randus7053 Месяц назад

In all fairness that is the job of your state, not the Federal government, constitutionally speaking, unless legally the feds can do almost anything under the pretense of the general welfare clause.

@samstromberg5593 Месяц назад

Seriously like I’m all for helping out allies and everything but I’m sure we’re all familiar with how you have to put on your own oxygen mask first?

@Flightman453 Месяц назад

@@randus7053 Uh, I’m sorry? It quite is the job of the federal government. They need to be investing in the country. That’s why everything is falling apart.

@Y2B123 Месяц назад

@@randus7053 States cannot optimally implement many policies because they are forced to have free trade and movement with other states. So federal intervention is very much necessary.

@ElectronFieldPulse Месяц назад

@@Flightman453- No, it isn’t falling apart at all. Have you looked at our economic data compared to peer nations? We are doing better than pretty much all of Europe. The NHS in Britain is falling apart while we are responsible for 50 percent of all global new drug discoveries. We have onshored things like chip production and given heavy tax breaks for things like green energy. This has drawn a lot of companies from Europe to the US. We spend nearly the most out of the world on education. What I suspect you mean is that you want more free services (well, free to you) provided by the federal government. It is almost a constant in young people, they think it is just as simple as having the government provide everything and the world would be so much better! It doesn’t work like that at all. We are doing very well right now, this country is not collapsing in the slightest.

@EvilWey 5 дней назад

Its hard to believe that its that’s stealthy that even modern air defenses will not detect it

@saadganie3558 Месяц назад

Search Party is amazing 🎉 Can't wait to see the upcoming videos 🙌

@teddies1992 Месяц назад

Looking forward to the Euro 2024 video. Should be a good tournament this year!

@solehsolehsoleh Месяц назад

Talking about Euro huh? I wonder if this channel going to talk about Eurovision too. It's, kinda, sport and geopolitical.

@producedbypodcast Месяц назад

Always interesting topics, great quality and well produced. Wouldn't mind more frequent videos, haha. Thanks and keep it up!

@Search-Party Месяц назад

we're publishing every 2 weeks this summer!

@keatscubes Месяц назад

Super helpful! Couldn't find any info on taking green cuttings

@LiverPrime1 Месяц назад

i’m loving this channel, great refreshing stuff. you’ve earned a subscriber.

@BreadyToCrumble Месяц назад

It's always a good day when Search Party uploads!

@IntegrandoConhecimento Месяц назад

2:20 Sonar sound. Radar emits electromagnetic waves. But I imagine it was a creative choice.

@lachlanchester8142 Месяц назад

🤓☝️

@Presprism 25 дней назад

Always interesting topic, well crafted storytelling and production. 👍🏻

@potatoeaterpro Месяц назад

this is actually made super well i love the editing the voice does sound a bit funny

@sashazach9387 Месяц назад

absolutely excellent production quality. Great topic too.

@JtrainMedia Месяц назад

Mmm yes. A new Search Party video with my morning coffee. It's a good day!

@MistaFadora Месяц назад

Hello! Can i ask what program you used to animate and make your videos?

@MechAnonymous Месяц назад

Talk about the tools and mechanics that keep things like tanks going

@ephinem Месяц назад

A 737 is 300m so paying twice the price is not that crazy

@Magmanic Месяц назад

1/3 the cost of a B2

@ebrimajallow9631 Месяц назад

Inflation

@dogsbecute Месяц назад

@@ebrimajallow9631 .....a plane that costs $700 million today vs a plane tht costs $2 billion today has nothing to do with inflation, it literally means one is cheaper. what the hell

@ebrimajallow9631 Месяц назад

@@dogsbecute really? Are you POSITIVELY SURE?

@user-fi9st4uk6m Месяц назад

@@ebrimajallow9631 ? no thats not inflation

@ebrimajallow9631 Месяц назад

@@user-fi9st4uk6m 700 million from 1990s is today almost 1.7 billion dollars.

@agonforreal Месяц назад

Love your videos! Are you still planning on doing videos on the Saudi football league and LIV golf?

@daffaalexander6300 Месяц назад

I love how you bridge to that ads 😂

@Davethreshold Месяц назад

That money is NOT a risk. This design will work. Everything that we have designed in the last ten years works as planned.

@1ycan-eu9ji Месяц назад

Just like the Zumwalt, oh wait

@Yt699Dutch Месяц назад

Except the economy.

@torresthemonster Месяц назад

Besides the helicopter

@2goober4u Месяц назад

@@1ycan-eu9ji Zumwalt was designed way more than 10 years ago

@robertharper3754 Месяц назад

@@1ycan-eu9ji, that's the Navy, and they've been "touched in the head" for far too long. They got high on their own supply of BS thinking they're the best and can't be defeated ever, they, like the other branches as well as our government and populace need to wake up and deal with reality.

@mbz16v Месяц назад

Fantastic piece of journalism...y'all are crushing it!!!

@heynicetomeetyou Месяц назад

This is poor journalism since they don't give us options to choose from or encourage us to think on our own, but they give us the answer instead

@niczim123 Месяц назад

Continuing the upcoming sports subject that you mentioned, you should consider covering the Stanley Cup Playoffs. The most elusive trophy in all of sports! And this year they've been insane so far it has everything from compelling stories, bad officiating, intense rivalries, miraculous saves, shots, hits and of course fights!

@Stuffaboutstuff555 Месяц назад

“Every time and every where” made me rock hard ❤

@6ixieMoe Месяц назад

Here’s an idea, design a program to analyze insect and bird flight patterns using AI and compare it to jets/bombers. Use it in conjunction with existing radar technology and there you go stealth technology obsolete. I read somewhere that radar picks up everything there’s nothing truly invisible. It’s just programmed to pick up on larger objects

@lucasjenkinson Месяц назад

Really good idea.

@2goober4u Месяц назад

that's why we still use SEAD and EW systems

@user-pp5or5og4k Месяц назад

There are way less than 62 operational B1-B. They are broke more often than not. It is also the most expensive aircraft to operate per hour in the Air Force.

@chriskerwin3904 Месяц назад

They look phenomenal though, it's a shame we never built the Valkyrie for purely aesthetic reasons.

@FeRoOOo71 Месяц назад

@@chriskerwin3904the look phenomenal? 😂

@fatpen9731 Месяц назад

Top notch content right here, thank you for making these videos

@zukacs Месяц назад

It looks so sick. Cant wait until they declassify this and F35 in 50 years so my jaw drops

@Davethreshold Месяц назад

These are RU-vid/military who know where the secret airframes are buried. After watching these channels for a couple days, your head will spin! I get amazed every day learning about War-Tech. Please look up, F-35, F-22 Raptor, and RADAR. 🖤 www.youtube.com/@SandboxxApp www.youtube.com/@DefenseUpdates/videos

@Gunni1972 Месяц назад

Ready for some Foot-in mouth then?

@notarealperson9709 Месяц назад

meanwhile Russia is sending in meatwaves on top of chinese golf carts to the front line

@fivetimesyo Месяц назад

And winning...

@hostedbysimples5416 Месяц назад

Those are two different philosophies for two very much distinct situations by two different players. Making a comparison as simple as that is pretty much pointless... Unless this is a joke and I don't have a good sense of humor... that too.

@invertedsounds8112 Месяц назад

@@fivetimesyo Winning against homemade Ukraine drones 💀

@burnttoast9890 Месяц назад

Well one side is obviously winning against the other which is supported by multiple countries

@ANONPROFILE001 Месяц назад

@@fivetimesyo I mean yeah they have a population 4x bigger...

@sfguzmani 16 дней назад

I hope this channel have more geopolitics topics like It should be 30% Sports, 60% Geopolitics, and 10% Other topics.

@whoknew124 Месяц назад

Great content. Thanks. Cant wait for the Euro cup episode

@FeRoOOo71 Месяц назад

10:20 this is how a 9 year old imagines stealth in a plane 😂😂😂

@user-yh1nm1vy3i Месяц назад

Considering another country’s strong air defense as a national security threat is kinda crazy if you think about it…

@great_aymen Месяц назад

It really is yes, and no one has mentioned it in the comments so far

@diollinebranderson6553 Месяц назад

Thats how winners stay ahead tbh. If you dont consider all potential threats youll just fall

@diollinebranderson6553 Месяц назад

Think about it. If war ever breaks out with the country that has the most advanced defense, you already want to know how to beat it. This goes for same countries to the US but they just dont have the money nor power

@proxy3386 Месяц назад

If you can’t penetrate another country’s increasingly sophisticated air defenses - especially for a projecting superpower like the United States - then it is considered a national security risk, because you can’t operate with any MAD-like doctrine, and are just stuck with defending against [example nation]. If you can’t attack targets reliably, then… yeah.

@vinceszigetvari6137 Месяц назад

It is crazy, but it also make the most sense if we take mutually assured destruction into account. The guarantee that you won't get nuked is your capacity to nuke back. So another country's air defense is actually a big threat.

@jblaze600 Месяц назад

Great content!!

@davidbrain283 Месяц назад

As an American I couldn’t feel any prouder or more excited seeing this stuff. This stuff is so damn cool and if it means better deterrence that’s all you can ask for.

@olegkovalev4135 Месяц назад

If you build sophisticated offensive hardware it tells everything about your intentions on global scale..

@olegkovalev4135 Месяц назад

The mindset of being offensive is pure evil and thre is nothing glorious about it.

@Itsmarkyoung Месяц назад

“We just don’t have the budget to address homelessness in all major cities right now, we are working closely with local officials to come up with solutions”

@oeliamoya9796 Месяц назад

I was told the same thing here in Florida! I wonder where all the money went....

@johnmontag Месяц назад

So much money gets stolen and mismanaged for homelessness and addiction. California has 10’s of billions “lost” that was earmarked for it

@IndigoSeirra Месяц назад

Perhaps the trillions in healthcare spending that disappear into insurance companies might have something to do with that.

@kingace6186 Месяц назад

When it comes to the US, there is always money. The scarcity is in political will.

@kingace6186 Месяц назад

@@IndigoSeirra Bingo! We care about insurance companies & health corporations, not people.

@DavidWoods255 18 дней назад

You're the best Sam! Thank you as always for new episodes of Search Party (and lest we forget Vox's Atlas.. you should be really proud of that series - I looked forward to every video and throughly loved them). Ty again Sam.

@Mishn0 Месяц назад

@1:40 caption says P-51, image says P-40

@mmeade9402 Месяц назад

I see a lot of people complaining about this money not going towards infrastructure and schools etc etc Thowing money at problems isnt as effective in those fields as it is in the military typically. If they really need a new bomber, they can just print a few billion dollars and it gets done... If they however as an example need to replace the bridge to my south that they said needed replacing 30 years ago, they will spend 20 years in court debating whether its necessary, whether its going to be harmful to the weather, whether the slugs in that area are allergic to concrete etc etc etc Same goes for the schools. Its not a money problem. Ballou High School in Washington DC for example, in 2022-2023, the school had a chronic truancy rate of 88.5%, meaning 88.5% of the students missed at minimum 30% of the school year, minimum. Yet the schools graduation rate was 70%. How did 88.5% of the class get marked absent most of the school year and 70% of them still graduate? To fix stuff like that, money isnt going to help. The school isnt dilapidated and falling apart, and the students arent missing school to go to work the fields or the coal mines, you'd have to send in the national guard, confiscate peoples kids and put them in boarding schools, away from terrible parents and use state discipline. Good luck with that.

@historyandstuff16 Месяц назад

We got so many shitty people who don’t want to take proper care of their kids these days. It’s really sad to see.

@almightysosa3007 Месяц назад

Missing school for enough days will get child protective services called to the house and if they view the situation as unfit for a child they will take the child away. So yes that is the solution sadly, there’s consequences for a reason, when threatening them doesn’t work you have to enforce said consequences.

@grisellimay Месяц назад

This is such an uninformed view. Throwing money actually would help a lot of issues in this country from education to healthcare to infrastructure. Fun fact, infrastructure improvements can happen very quickly with money and political will but it doesn’t because those who benefit the most from it aren’t the ones making the decisions.

@mmeade9402 Месяц назад

@@almightysosa3007 Theoretically its supposed to work like that. But in reality that system doesnt function the way its supposed to The parents take no part in their education, and even when CPS shows up, the kids are out on the street doing whatever they're doing. Cant take the child away if the child isnt home. And somehow they still graduate high school, despite half of the adult American population reading at or below a 4th grade level.

@undefinedxx55 Месяц назад

What you failed to mention is that Ballou High School is 98% black.

@BigBoiiLeem Месяц назад

Ah yes, deterrence: the act of holding a gun to our heads and telling us we're safe

@StatusNull Месяц назад

9:59 Ha! finding targets you say. In that case pretty sure they would send half the fleet to indiscriminately bomb likely targets, while the other half is refueling re-arming going back home etc. a constant rotation of the fleet and barrage until we're met with an obstacle that stops that.

@michaelpilos Месяц назад

Good analysis.US is brilliant at being proactively strategic!

@heynicetomeetyou Месяц назад

This video comes with a clear message: We need them. How is it different from propaganda?

@ExTern-nl4ov Месяц назад

So every time a conclusion ends with a clear note, its propaganda? Get your definitions right dude

@heynicetomeetyou Месяц назад

@@ExTern-nl4ov when they call themselves journalists, but in fact they form a specific opinion, this is propaganda.

@jakob8922 Месяц назад

Usually when people use the word "propaganda" they are referring to something that is trying to trick the viewer into believing something. Propagandists don't typically give a clear message.

@user-fi9st4uk6m Месяц назад

The lack of braincells is quite evident with this one.

@Fractured_Unity Месяц назад

The message is clear from the defense department and industry. Unlike Johnny Harris, Search Party basically never tells us their opinions and leaves the viewers to decide on the facts themselves. That’s called journalism.

@LizardSpork Месяц назад

If you can't speak softly while carrying a big stick then speak loudly and carry the biggest stick.

@fivetimesyo Месяц назад

America doesn't understand the concept of speaking softly

@AnErrantPhoton Месяц назад

@@fivetimesyo The United States understates its capabilities every time they talk about a defense article. "This thing can go x miles per hour with a range of y nautical miles. I won't tell you what the max is though. If I do, I'm lying. It can do better."

@churblefurbles Месяц назад

@@AnErrantPhoton Recuitment numbers and the Red Sea say otherwise, the specs are questionable and the stick is hollow.

@anon69_q Месяц назад

@@churblefurbles How are recruitment numbers correlated with the capabilities of hardware? Also, the bark was worse than the bite in the Red Sea.

@BOOZMadre Месяц назад

Speak Japanese and Carry a Katana 🗾

@MrTrevortxeartxe 28 дней назад

$70,000 dollars is "too much," but now it's 92 MILLION. Car dependency is unreasonably expensive.

@Lostlife656 Месяц назад

Worth it. Love cool military tech

@user-yh1nm1vy3i Месяц назад

This country will do *anything* but give me healthcare 😢

@jamiemckenna1663 Месяц назад

The US spends more money on healthcare than the military

@TheCrouchingZebra Месяц назад

Just get a job looool it’s the responsibility of employers in this country

@Gunni1972 Месяц назад

@@TheCrouchingZebra NO, their responsability is to make Profits. It's The value of Money over the value ofpeople. Capitalism in a nutshell. Even before USA claimed to be it's sole Servant.

@TheCrouchingZebra Месяц назад

@@Gunni1972 you want free healthcare but someone else to work for it… I get it.

@TheCrouchingZebra Месяц назад

And by the way… there literally is free healthcare

@oskrm Месяц назад

4:00 "To defend itself", Bombers, especially stealth ones, are offensive weapons.

@matahariamarulhaq4332 Месяц назад

Offense is the best defense

@lachlanchester8142 Месяц назад

Okay? Everything in the military is offensive weapons

@rgandhi761 Месяц назад

I think when it comes to arms, the need is secondary and the possible outcome is top priority.

@rumchjoe Месяц назад

This video seems dated. The displayed video date is May 16, 2024 but what is the actual date?

@hylimm Месяц назад

Deterrence? lol that’s more like threats!

@woehr6 Месяц назад

Best defence is a good offence

@DejiNova 14 дней назад

@@woehr6you you admit the usa is a warmongering prick?

@MZEz Месяц назад

These mfs will do anything except providing infrastructure, health care and good public education

@fivetimesyo Месяц назад

Just one more car lane...

@Thisisntreal103 Месяц назад

Thing is they are capable of doing both this and health/ infra ect . They actually have the budget. They're just stuck in a self made either/or situation.

@worldofdoom995 Месяц назад

We literally just passed a 400 billion infrastructure bill. We spend 1.5 trillion on health care every year

@xBigBean Месяц назад

Crazy thing is your country is wealthy enough to do both

@blorb32 Месяц назад

Je-....Nevermind.

@bobtuda 25 дней назад

This new $700 million stealth bomber plane should be given the nickname "Shohei Ohtani Bomber," who is the $700 million MLB player with the Los Angeles Dodgers--the largest 10-year contract ever received by any sports figure in world history. That's just a thought.

@yeetsalittle Месяц назад

Should do a deeper dive into how low- and high- frequency radars work, you've said multiple times in the video that it's about building an aircraft that can't be detected but thats not entirely true. Stealth aircraft can be detected by low-frequency search radars, but those don't have a high enough resolution to get a target lock on the aircraft. The B-21, like the F-35 or B-2, are still detectable by these low frequency radars, albeit at a much shorter range than non-stealth platforms

@arcataslacker Месяц назад

Without vertical stabilizers to create resonance, it's very likely that the b2 & b21 may be just as difficult to detect with LF as they are HF.

@SandyWolf- Месяц назад

What I want is to be civilized and beyond war!

@__idan__ Месяц назад

Tell that to the other guy 😅

@ruftime Месяц назад

The Cost over-runs alone will be 200B🙄

@IndigoSeirra Месяц назад

The B-21 program is under budget, ahead of schedule, and on a fixed price contract. Literally the one military program that went well budget-wise and people still spout nonsense like this about it.

@proxy3386 Месяц назад

also the 200B apparent immediate price tag is not an actual immediate price tag, and is basically the cost of the B-21 Program over its projected lifetime. That includes maintenance, training, weapons, replacement parts, etcetera…

@proxy3386 Месяц назад

It is the same with the 1.5 Trillion*** dollar price tag with the F-35 Program. That is over its massive projected service lifespan (50+ years) which includes software updates, maintenance, training, and everything else…

@wildweasel3001 Месяц назад

I never really thought about it but radar is a very defensive posture where as a stealth plane is somewhat threatening by nature

@JakeStevyson Месяц назад

Copa America is coming this summer as well and It will good discussion as well. Olympics might be hard due to some Cities aren't hosting anymore.

@Alejandro.S.Rodriguez Месяц назад

And that’s how war becomes a very profitable business to us companies.

@Todosthememe Месяц назад

Saying that they are used for U.S. Defense distracts from the fact that we’ve never been in a defensive war. This is for world domination and control not defense

@daseinzigwahrem Месяц назад

Guess WHY you have never been in a defensive war. Everyone is afraid of the US striking back.

@diollinebranderson6553 Месяц назад

Then you dont understand the art of war and lack foresight

@Todosthememe Месяц назад

@@diollinebranderson6553 war is peace said Orwell

@Todosthememe Месяц назад

@@diollinebranderson6553 world domination and control is defense Is your perspective

@Tonius126 Месяц назад

@@TodosthememeThis self flaggulation is disgsting and the definition of weakness. You know what they say, good times creats weak men and you're weak. I'm proud of our military and hegemony.

@bla9803 Месяц назад

I've always wondered about the economy of weapons. A lot of weapons are sold throughout the world, but what are the ingredients needed to make them ? Are these ingredients renewable or finite (like guano for agriculture) ? Thank you ! I love your video, and I am on a marathon t watch them all !

@michaelcharles38 2 дня назад

Really love the style of these videos, they remind me of Explained on Netflix. Keep it up guys!

@Gwallacec2 Месяц назад

Great, more useless posturing and military spending. God I’m so sick of this waste of money and time from our government.

@worldofdoom995 Месяц назад

Useless? To who? Don't like it move to europe for your socialist paradise

@firehot427 Месяц назад

Imagine minding your own business and having an impenetrable air defense and the US considers that a national security risk

@diollinebranderson6553 Месяц назад

Well thats how you stay in the lead🤷‍♂️. If you wanna easily win a 1 km race, train for 10km

@lachlanchester8142 Месяц назад

You clearly haven’t been minding your own business if you think you need impenetrable air defence

@Geremy2Taps Месяц назад

Let’s not forget how the 35s price per unit has dropped and is now the most produced and used gen5 fighter

@gabriellupisan7003 Месяц назад

This vid came in clutch as I was about to eat dinner

@agnosticbeliever138 Месяц назад

If you don't understand how this video is an advertisement for the defense industry then it was made for people just like you, so that worked out.

@jamiemckenna1663 Месяц назад

It's literally just explaining US air force doctrine to allow it to maintain its current position

@MKALTRA Месяц назад

“A nation that continues year after year to spend more money on military defense than on programs of social uplift is approaching spiritual death.” - MLK

@jasongray797 Месяц назад

It'll be the perfect weapon forever because since when has technology ever advanced or changed.

@nicwolf1370 Месяц назад

Not only is the B-21 an absolute steal at that price, but the F-35 is fully cost-competitive with other, non-stealth tactical aircraft. US airo manufacturers are stepping up to the plate. I wonder if they'll export though?

@udoyxyz Месяц назад

isn't it $70 billion? $700 million each * 100 planes = $70 billion. You said $203 billion. If they buy 290 planes, then the math is correct. But they are buying 100.

@ZumokuYT Месяц назад

R and D costs added on

@TheDwightMamba Месяц назад

Total cost of operating them for their lifespan. Imagine buying a bicycle and running it for 50 years. You are going to buy some tubes and chains.

@Dingusdoofus Месяц назад

R&D and maintenance also contribute to the cost.

@ericmartin5720 Месяц назад

It’s easy to waste other people’s money…..

@Sacto1654 Месяц назад

I think production of the B-21 could be a lot larger than people think. We could see as many as 200 planes built because even with the B-52 modernization program, the B-52 is beginning to be vulnerable to a new generation of very long range air-to-air missiles that could attack a plane as far as 400 km (248 miles) away.

@oldmandoinghighkicksonlyin1368 Месяц назад

That's why the next generation of stealth bomber is already being designed. These things take 15-20 years to go from concept to design to funding to development. There are also many phases and variants of the B21 Raider to incorporate new systems to deal with new threats as best as they can. For example, with the F35, they started being delivered about 10 years ago with the first block, but newer blocks of upgraded F35s are still being delivered. And the contract was won by Lockheed Martin in 2001. The concept and design phase was back in the early to mid 1990s.

@notarehersal Месяц назад

Cool video and liking the Lahinch shirt too!

@dirkgoldman1155 23 дня назад

Sam Ellis is god tier when it comes down to map animations and map aesthetics. When people talk about the so called Vox or Johnny Harris map style then what they actually mean is this guy's work.

@alexbento3410 8 дней назад

Great videos

@BL_E_man 26 дней назад

@Johnny Harris, no one is perfect, and I truly appreciate you conscious and purposeful actions to deliver the information as is, with almost no opinion and when you have an opinion you approach it as a question we would all have in our minds thank you

@anothernumber9753 Месяц назад

I think the distinction between a fighter and a bomber is becoming semantic. Both are becoming stealth aircraft predominantly both can fire from more than 100 miles from the target. Both can hit air or ground targets. Yes fighters are fast but if you plan well the speed is not the most important thing.

@XerrolAvengerII Месяц назад

Thank you for the video :) I appreciate all the effort you put into the animations and graphics for the b-21 and you're editing and sound work was fantastic! This was the first Search Party video I've seen but I'm definitely going to subscribe if you are going to keep putting out this quality of content.