Multiple Round Simultaneous Impact on Exercise Chau Pha 

mostly computer just enter coordinates

what's more impressive is that our guys were doing it with standard artillery. Modern artillery systems have auto loaders and will automatically deliver a 5 round simultaneous impact "burst". so they can land smoke, ground exploding and airburst rounds, simultaneously! when you do this with 10 automatic guns, you can land 50 rounds within 3 seconds. completely saturating the target area. When you add GPS guided rocket propelled rounds into the mix.... you can land multiple, accurate to half a meter artillery rounds. simultaneously. giving you the ability to destroy entire battalions of armour in a few seconds. There all designed so you can pack up fast and scoot.... while enemy counter battery fire is incoming, so they can pack up and run in under 30 seconds. effectively giving them the ability to dodge a return salvo. the first shot is proven to be the most effective in artillery barrages. troops bunker down and ride out the barrage. A MRSI strike outs all of the rounds o the target before anyone can react making this type of artillery strike the ideal choice for safty of your own forces and for maintaining the element of surprise.

@@luxmid7486 you train todo it without any electronic assistance.

@@rawpotatofella9654 you say that as if it's a bad thing.

@@deathdisclover999 It is.

The ADF is leaps and bonds better then the US Military it's about quality over quantity.

@@Warhorse469 hahahahahhahaha oh come on now

@@luxmid7486 ignorance is rife in America I see.

It's likely difficult to coordinate for manual loaders. I imagine that if it was practiced more, crews would get more acclimated to it, but auto-loaders can just...do it. The computer manages the hard calculation part.

Time stamp?

Five bursts, the first two are very close

@Klemheist only the brain dead get to be grunts

they do but they are slow and completely reliant on electricity

they had metal storm or something as a concept several years back but because they have not designed a round yet that can cycled like a hellfire missile or something

Also the auto loader would need to be massive with multiple 'bins' to hold the various types of shell. An autoloader can not switch munitions like a human can.

@@JammyDodger45 people also forget yelling at someone to load faster is part of the process, it just is not the same with a robot

@@luxmid7486 🤣 that's why gunners are all deaf then, I mistakenly thought it was the munitions!

I reckon they must have edited bits of the fire mission call out.

Say again over

Can you repeat that?

It's not a competition

So can the archer I think.

The K9 is a SPG and it, like all autoloaders, can only fire what the ammo bin has been preloaded with.

Almost all modern self propelled 155mm guns can

only if the enemy has counter battery fire to begin with

Oh they are training: if they used expensive proximity fuses there would be more damage.

They wouldn't be using warfighting shells in this environment dude. Still, I wouldn't want to be anywhere near it.

Feel free to go down range and sit amongst it. 🙄

@@lesflynn4455 Those were the real deal, HE.

Look further out to the right & you'll see frag impacts, look to the rear of the main impact line & you'll see an air burst (perhaps tree hit) with a very telling shrapnel impact spread to the left rear. Also, look around at the trees & you'll see dust dislodged by the shock of the bursts. There's more to it than just the dust & bits falling off trees, on top of the immediate blast & frag the shock wave is a big killer/maiming effect for squishy humans. Plus, it scares the crap out of you (literally). The real thing is nothing like the movies or Arma 3.