New GERMAN Infantry Fighting Vehicle With SPIKE Missiles SHOCKED THE WORLD! 

... And that's when you click away from a video author who's instantly lost all credibility ...

Yes. Bund means federation, and the term Wehr describes a defense force. So Bundeswehr translates into Federal Defense Forces or Federal Army.

Manchmal hat man aber den Eindruck einer schlecht geführten Firma...

Yeah but germany is a company called Deutschland AG 😁

@@m3ntal_c0re Bullshit

Made in Germany Since WW2

On a battlefield yes, in urban wars no.

Tiger and Panther of WW2 were a big myth. They were overly engineered and broke down a lot because of tons of technical issues. The Sherman on the other hand, was much simpler and even some rednecks were able to drive and repair it. Tiger and Panther just had better armor and stronger cannons, but the best tank doesn't help you, when the engine starts burning or the tracks fall off. After all, history told what was more useful: some fancy space age tanks with crews of engineers or cheap production line crap, driven by toothless farmers.

Fender since 1947 oh boy nothing on this Planet compares to the Sound of Alderbodys and Bolton Marple Necks no Patriots , idiot Autocrats there must be the sound of Rock´roll ,Blues ....and there is no Time and need for the Sound of War it´s boring ,bloody and stinks so learn your scales and don´t waiste your Time and mke shure that your Babe got the Cadillac Walk

German tanks always had been sexy😉😉😉 Exsp those with the big cat names 😉😉

take a look at the puma IFV! I think it is even more sexy

This and the korean redback, are both great and nice looking IFVs.

👍😉

Im the one that made the call to make it

Lmao sowas kann man nur sagen wenn man nie bei der Bw gearbeitet hat

back from what ?

@@hartmutwrith3134 back from the vegetable market

and unreliable as fuck.

wenn man gewisse teile der wirtschaft und industrie auf rüstung einstellt könnten bis 4 stück am tag vom band laufen. das in friedenszeiten und ohne wirtschaft/industrie auf krieg zustellen....... hab vor 3 jahre ein praktikum bei rheinmetall gemacht. die könnten sogar noch viel mehr an panzer und waffen entwickeln wenn der staat und die regierung es zulassen würde

Der Lynx ist sechs Jahre älter als der Panther und keiner von beiden wird bei der Bundeswehr eingeführt. 🤷

Ja klar, jetzt ist das Beschaufungsamt der Bundeswehr gefragt. Ups, das wissen wir nicht? Also, wir holen uns Berater aus der Wirtschaft. Wie kaputt, ist dieses System

@@jansix4287 ja, weil wir den Puma eingeführt haben. Der Lynx stellt sozusagen die abgespeckte und billigere Exportvariante des Pumas dar.

@@maxl9557 Und was haben wir anstelle des Panther? Nur PowerPoint Presentationen von einem überteuerten SciFi-Forschungsprojekt zusammen mit einem strategischen Gegner, der lieber sein eigenes Süppchen kocht.

"Rheinmetall"...from the River "Rhein" in Germany

@@minimax9452 Yes of course, and from North Rhine-Westphalia !

That applies to most western nations. Also clearly depends where you want to send it. If to another NATO or allied nation, usually there is no problem.

Lol "bureaucracy". That is simply standard when you produce top notch weapon systems. You don't want your technology in the wrong hands. You think the USA would allow anyone to just export their F35s?

The US Army is testing it now.

The Panthers are back, now with a 130 mm gun and auto loader.

@@jacksonteller1337 and we al know wat happens if Germany have panthers again 😱

@@borgiobesieger2806 the Russian tanks are already toast so not much to do in Europe 🤣🤣🤣

@@jacksonteller1337 🤣🤣

👍😎

...no

the american version is not even finished and not even a prototype, the lynx can allready be bought. Not even hope there will be an american kf41. America will buy our lynx. 4000 of them. american millitary industries just cant build tanks anymore. they have not even a following version of the m109, they dont have a following versioni of the abrahams, and they dont have a infantry fighting vehicle while germany allready have since 20 years the pzh2000 while germany allready have 350 pumas, while germany now has the kf51 panther. and that goes on in every category

@@wolflarsen1900 I know how far each program is and what they have. The American version had to be cut down (why Rheinmetall didn't offer the KF31 at that point still annoys me, but whatever) to reduce the dismount space (and for the weight savings). The US SEP upgrades to the Abrams have effectively made the tank something still at the top of the playing field, particularly once the SEPv4 is rolling out with that new gun system fully implemented.

@@DarkHorseSki with upgrades you can improve a system forever. For example the abrahams or the leopard 2 platform cant use a 130mm cannon. And if you compare abrahams upgrades with the equivalents of german leopard 2 upgrades like the latest leopard 2a7v its still a lot worse. the abraham system is just in its fundamentals not a very good system and leaves less space to improve it above a special point. Thats why actually the united states should have develeoped a newer version since a hell lot of time. That they dont do that, and thats true for all of their systems, is a very bad sign. America just stopped to invent new millitary vehicles since nearly half of a century (!). And thats also why the often just propagaded allegeded new versions like a new abrahams should make everybody doubt that the ever come into existence. Germany never stopped upgrading and developing new vehicles, and thats why germany has better millitary vehicles than america.

@@DarkHorseSki why does it annoy you that rheinmetall didnt offer the kf31 at that point?

@@wolflarsen1900 Because the KF31 is sized EXACTLY to the number of dismounts the OMFV program now requires. The vehicle is, essentially, the same age and has much of the same modularity as the KF41, while already being the right hull... at least as far as I was concerned. And actually, vehicles like the Abrams have been through so many rebuilds that the vehicles don't really have a standard hull any more. So, even if they had the molds they could not just stamp out new hulls to fix things in the fleet as the vehicles in the fleet have enough size variation from different weldings, that it is not possible. The KF41 is so modular, that upgrades on it will be 40x easier to perform than we see on any of those vehicles designed in the 20th century.

True. In addition, the Spike rocket system is not new as well. It is older than the Puma. However, it is even possible to shot anti tank missiles from the IFV Marder since the 70s. It is possible to mount a MILAN on it. It is basic equipment and included into the tactics of German mechanised infantry. Therefore, all German companies have to include this kind of weapons into an IFV of they want to sell it to the German army.

Yes😉

bs there are pumas with the same spike launcher video just trash

The Puma is specifically designed to meet Bundeswehr demands. Like a suit made for exact measurements. The Puma is getting better and fits the role for the German army better. It's compatible with the Infantryman of the future program of the Panzergrenadiers.

Have a look at the wars of the past 50 years to see how simple, cheap, inferior equipment in large numbers has always been obliterated by superior equipment even if there was less numerous superior equipment. Weight isn't as relevant these days as long as the engine can keep up with it, which is the case. Heavier IFVs are just as mobile as lighter IFVs these days.

@@user-dv7hq2rh4g I agree that using numerous cheep and old equipment is bad idea. It will lead to enourmous casualties and defeat like in the Gulf wars. My point is that germans often overengineer. At some point close to 90% of desired capabilites is enough. The other 10-15% make the vechicle very expensive and compex. See german Tigers and US Shermans in WW2. I know one was heavy tank and other was medium, but the germans wanted the best of the best. The americans wanted good enough.

@@tacho843 I want to second what was already said above. There is no such thing as "over engineered". A vehicle may be too expensive to manufacture. It may be too difficult or expensive to maintain. The company producing the vehicle may not be able to deliver enough in a reasonable amount of time, or the ammo may not be readily available. All of these criticisms mean something, although I'm not aware that any of them apply to the vehicle being discussed here. In contrast "over engineered" is so vague it could mean anything, and as a result actually means nothing.

Yes he ordered 255 units.

@@feriloki2216 256* :P

Bad conscience?

The Bundeswehr already has Puma in service. This vehicle is an inferior platform designed for the export market.

@Wilhelm Eley No, Puma is clearly superior in terms of crew protection, range, and power/weight ratio for the most part. It's fairly common practice for nations to reserve more advance vehicles for themselves.

Drón elleni védelemmel van ellátva.Mielött leirsz bármit egy eszközről nem árt tájékozódni 🤣🤣🤣!

No!

Look at the defence system...you won't hit the tracks

No !! It´s already in use in Hungary since 2020 ! Please keep yourself informed before making false statements !

@@veritas_13 Yeah man definitely 🤣

@@veritas_13 The Hungarians didn't receive their first units until October 2022.

@@veritas_13 indeed, the contract was signed in 2020, there were test copies in the country, and even several scenes of this video were recorded in Hungary, e.g. at 5:55 it is no coincidence that the shooters are in Hungarian military uniforms, but the first copy produced for us was a few weeks ago arrived. A few dozen will arrive this year, and next year as well... until then, the Rheinmetall factory will be completed and the rest will be made here in Hungary.

@Wilhelm Eley Thank you, Anglo-American war-maker.

@Wilhelm Eley The german government does not represent the will of the german people, and they govern Germany, especially in the last 25 years, not in terms of german interests. The Berlin -Banana republic is a so-called "PPP", which means a private, public - partnership, organized by anglo-American lawyer organizations. And those are financed by the great Oligarchs, and the great capital societies, like Black Rock and Vanguard. Conclusion: Neither in the inner german politics nor in the german foreign policy does the will of the german people play any role.

I think, Marko you could forgett Puma AFV! Germany's armed forces, the Bundeswehr, has been experiencing serious technical problems with its Puma infantry fighting vehicles, according to a report in Der Spiegel magazine on Saturday. After a training exercise involving 18 state-of-the-art Puma infantry fighting vehicles, not a single one was left operational, the report said. The situation has caused a stir in the Defense Ministry because the vehicles are supposed to participate in NATO's spearhead Very High Readiness Joint Task Force next year. The Pumas assigned to the task force will instead be replaced with the older but proven Marder infantry fighting vehicle "until further notice," Major General Ruprecht von Butler said in a letter to the ministry, according to Der Spiegel.

@@hakan7203 the problems were solved about 2 weeks later.

company rheinmetall

@@christiansteifen6481 and company Luftwaffe right?😂😂😂

Yes, get rid of the firebrigades as it is burning anyway, is that your argument ?

Manny Rats are the Cats dead !

But it will take the whole world to beat us

CV 90 is old ,,