NH90 heavy machine gun live firing 

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What's the rate of fire of that M3M machine gun? It sounds a lot faster than a standard M2...

@@Sajuuk 1.100 per minute

@@BTBconcept Whoa that's fast for a 12.7mm

Demasiado consumo en corto tiempo. Demasiado tiempo en reposición. En combate real, habrían sido derribados de inmediato.

Danke!

Vielen Dank!

Oh no, has all that stupid American “thanks for your service” crap reached Germany?

okay it looked like .50 but i wasn't sure

En la Guerra de Malvinas, nuestros soldados mantenían a raya los gringos con las pesadas y veteranas Browning calibre 12,7

​@@enriquecontigiani993 how did that work out for you?

Danke!

And in the real world that happens all the time in training

That’s standard practice for helicopter gunnery. One must make sure the barrel won’t point into the rotor blades or stroke the helicopter and the test must be done with the rotor blades spinning.

Thanks!

Danke!

Danke!

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The Germans are too busy training with broomsticks instead of real machineguns (look it up it's embarassing)

@@joeblowe4300 Yeah I heard about that... it's terrible

Lol, I thought it was.

You are contradicting yourself. "BASED ON the M2" - "might have been shot by the EXACT SAME gun".

As large as caliber as this gun, or an M2 is, who needs a high fire rate!

Danke!

Danke für das treue Zuschauen und die Hinweise / Anregungen! Voice-Over geht natürlich nur, wenn entsprechendes Tonmaterial vorliegt. Hier wurde ein Teil der Tonspur des nachzudrehenden Videos zur Auflafettierung des M3M im NH-90 ergänzt. Das beantwortet einige Fragen, die beim ersten Upload aufgetaucht waren. Da wir keine Reportagen machen (Reportage = Reporter steht im Mittelpunkt) sondern Dokus (Thema und dessen Akteure stehen im Mittelpunkt), werden wir auch zukünftig keine Texte aus dem Off selbst einsprechen oder selbst vor die Kamera treten. Das entspricht unserem Prinzip: 100% O-Ton und 100% am Thema Beteiligte.

@@BTBconcept Danke, verstehe ich auch. Vielleicht kann man ja am Anfang beim Video zumindest auch via Sprache erwähnen, dass man die Untertitel für weitere Details aktivieren sollte? Als Nicht-Experte für die Themen hätte ich es schon schade gefunden, wenn mir die Details sonst entgehen würden.

@@Nerun2000 Den Hinweis auf die Untertitel setzen wir ab und zu in die Video-Beschreibung, zumal wir 50% internationales Publikum haben, die vorrangig Englisch oder Spanisch sprechen. Werden wir beim nächsten Mal schauen, wie wir den Hinweis am besten platzieren. Danke für Ihr Mitdenken!

Ja, so um die 1.100 Schuss. Das Magazin fasst 300 Schuss. Gegurtet war für die Übung auf 75 und 150 Schuss. Die Kadenz ändert sich etwas nach den ersten Schüssen. Bordschützen können das sogar am Klang erkennen. Im Gegensatz zum MG3 wird nicht das Rohr, sondern die komplette Waffe gewechselt - sieht am hier zwischen Tag- und Nachtschießen.

¡Gracias!

Forever on a Good Day. Did it actually Fire ??? I got bored watching them play with their,.. Junk 😏 , and just ffwd a bunch of times. M 134 Minigun all the way 🇺🇲

I was going to say the same thing, an awfully long loading process.

@@Technotranceism I get that it’s a training environment and all that but god damn that’s too long

@@kurtru5selcrowe607 and I agree with you, heaven forbid they're being shot at while attempting to reload.

Fassungsvermögen sind 300 Schuss. Für die hier gezeigten Übungen (Schwebeflug mit unterschiedlichen Höhen, Bewegung) wurde auf 75 und 150 Schuss konfektioniert. Damit wurde der Magazinwechsel als Teil der Übung erzwungen und dafür gesorgt, dass die Anzahl der Patronen mengenmäßig zur jeweiligen Übung passt.

Kaum, bis gar nicht effektiver. Die Waffe, ist aufgrund ihres hohen Gewichtes, deutlich schwerer zu führen und hat auch gewisse Eigenarten, was ihr Schussverhalten betrifft. - Die Waffe braucht ein paar Schuss, bevor sie eine stetige Kadenz aufgebaut hat. - Die Waffe "springt". Bedeutet: Ziel auf 200 Meter anvisiert, abegekrümmt und so bald die Waffe Kadenz aufgebaut hat, zielt man aber ca. eine Zielgröße ÜBER das Ziel.

Delay is not that much, because the helicopter turns and the second gunner works. It's enough time to change the boxes. All are connected by onboard communication. You may watch our video we produced one week before at the simulator - switch on subtitles: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-JAH8HgqlKj8.html

@@BTBconcept Thanks, i will.

yeah that mag change takes wayyyyyyy too long. This is in perfect conditions as well, imagine in high stress chaos in combat

@@BTBconcept I don't get the advantages over any of a half dozen other weapons I can think of. Even the old tried and true M-134 puts more (lead) Weight down range faster. With a better close support Spray of ground troops. And,.. will make light vehicles suffer from quite a distance too. And heavier, further distance Vehicles should be engaged with weapons designed for same, and rockets. Before engaging with a gun. Some say "Spray an Pray". I say,.. "If You Can't Hit EM, Keep EM DUCKING" ! ! ! I'M And that's a rotor crafts job 🤗 ... and who needs another .50 😂 Just Wondering. It seems just another unneeded weapon to learn. And obviously. The video shows it needs Learning. PLUS, THE AMMO BOX LOADING OPPOSITE OF EVERYTHING ELSE ??? ... yeah, you'll never have a problem there. Or with other weapons after loading something else Backwards 😳 Battle Needs Consistency. It's not a time to read a manual. Oh. And worse case scenario. A 7.62 caliber, is something any aircrew can use as individual weapons. A .50 cal isn't something you usually run away with if you're downed. Good Luck 🖖

A magazine holds 300 rounds. Because this was an exercise - first live shot in flight conditions - the belts only had 75 or 150 rounds. It depended on the exercise. Changing the magazines should also be practiced. A lot of ammunition was prepared, but only part of it was fired by the evening.

@@BTBconcept Very interesting, thank you for your answer, because I saw such a big bullet box, because I am not familiar with English, I want to say that it is just a practice design, only 300 rounds of ammunition, I thought it could hold more, because I always feel that 300 rounds of ammunition should be in the battlefield It's over in one shot, and the bullets must be replaced dangerously.

@@flavichen The helicopter turns, so the magazin will be changed while the other gunner is active. You see this later in this video. The experience of this guys is, that the enemy gets away as the helicopter arrives. So often they don't need to fire a single bullet. More information in our video we made one week before this one: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-JAH8HgqlKj8.html

@@BTBconcept The helicopter turns, so the magazin will be changed while the other gunner is active. You see this later in this video. The experience of this guys is, that the enemy gets away as the helicopter arrives. So often they don't need to fire a single bullet. More information in our video we made one week before this one:

Dein Alter ist nicht über 16 oder?

@@EOR3 Dein Alter ist nicht unter 35 oder?

@@learnbytrying Dein Alter ist auch nicht unter 40 oder?

Gruß an die Fallschirmjäger!

It never jams. It was an exercise with 75 rounds of ammunition.

No kidding. I guess the Germans will always find a way to tweek a machine gun to do a higher fire rate.

Keep your hands Off the 50s Lance.

@@meljenkins1016 They train with broomsticks instead of machineguns because the German military is in shambles hahahaha

@@meljenkins1016 Germans train with broomsticks instead of machineguns because they're so broke hahahaha (true story)

@@jophussaurus2450 pretty mean looking broomstick

Looks way too complicated and exacting for combat.

"IN A FEW ?YEARS?" ,... It won't exist. And has Zero battlefield advantages over a simple Minigun. And by then, micro drones will be doing it's work 😳 , really

here in Australia we are getting rid of the -90s. too many problems.

@@TheGrumpy01 The ole Ma Deuce has .50 cal down. Why f with a good thing. And Rotary guns put so much more down range, in a ton of different calibers, depending on the platform. But it's all money isn't. There's always a way to slice bread differently. For a few billion dollars.

All the problems with the -90's are in the parts that came from Italy. Norway and Sweden also got rid of them.

Der NH90 ist standardmäßig mit 14 Sitzen (inklusive Piloten und Schützen) ausgestattet, die je nach Einsatzzweck genutzt werden können. Bei Rüstsatz MediVac wird da vermutlich nicht so viel Platz zum Sitzen sein. Von der Zuladung her sind diese 14 Personen (inklusive Piloten und Schützen) auch mit schwerem Maschinengewehr machbar. Hier weitere Infos zum NH90: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ijEbXZo3ctk.html

wine came out my nose thanks

An Army pay will only cover your living expenses, and later on your alimony.

Yes, about every 5th.

@@BTBconcept thanks its been a while since I had to load an ammo belt, just a couple of decades. Lol

This 50 cal. Is redesigned and produced in Germany as you can hear the firerate is significantly higher 1100 shot’s per minute.

It's based on Browning M2.

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@@BTBconcept 👍

The U.S. had adopted the AN/M3 .50 caliber machine gun before the end of WWII, with its 1200rd/min rate-of fire, so while I don't doubt that the machine gun in this video is made to German specifications, it's vociferous rate-of-fire isn't new or unique in any way.

yes

Und dann les hier mal die Kommentare. Ist schneller, als der Standard anderer Länder. Und es wird angegeben das es eben nicht effektiver ist als das MG3. Also, eventuell nur einem Dummen Trend gefolgt???

50 cal - 12,7 x 99 mm

@@BTBconcept thanks was wondering as it looked like that but I didn't want to assume

Quote from the Bundeswehr website: "The NH90 is developed and produced under the leadership of the industrial consortium NHIndustries (NHINATO Helicopters Industries). NHINATO Helicopters Industries is a joint venture between the Airbus Helicopters Group (62.5%), Leonardo Helicopters (32%) and Fokker (5.5%) NHINATO Helicopters Industries was founded in 1992 and is based in Aix-en-Provence, France."

Isso foi um exercício. Portanto, as caixas eram preenchidas apenas com 75 ou 150 cartuchos em vez de 300. Trocar os pentes fazia parte do exercício.

@@BTBconcept Hum intendi....eu deveria ter visto que era um treinamento...obrigado pelo esclarecimento

They train with broomsticks instead of machineguns because they are so poorly supported. German army is in absolute shambles....

@@jophussaurus2450 thank you for your response sir. I’m a retired US Army Infantry NCO and often when a country is facing a conflict they prefer to propagate that their military is weaker than it appears to make any belligerents think that they lack the ability to attack. I hope that’s the case but I know what Merkel has done to Germany since I left in 2007, my German friends who work with the Bundeswher tell me things are on a shoestring also but I recall that that’s how the German military has been treated for decades, even in the 80’s when I first met them. Russian soldiers and equipment has no equivalent to a German Soldier so whatever they’re eventually armed with, it won’t end well with the poor quality Russian army leadership and crappy tanks they build. I was a Tank Destroyer (MOS 11H) and killing Russian tanks is very easy despite what they try to do with countermeasures. Our TOW missile system has a few different types of missiles we can choose from to best deal with a target. Personally, I would be very nervous if I had to fight the Germans, especially their front line elements! As the winter sets in, this is the time when major campaigns are started because the ground will support tanks and trucks as well as preserve raw food and collection of dead soldiers on the battlefield. I went to Iraq in 2003 and we used our noses to find the dead Iraqi soldiers we missed in the initial cleanup so you get the idea why colder temperatures are better.

You were an immigrant as well. Your DNA means nothing and europeans cannot stand seppos who do that performative nonsense, walking around dressed as Vikings or in kilts claiming to be related to william Wallace. Even worse spouting creepy fascist crap like this.

They’re on an aircraft. Velcro is necessary for emergency ditching procedures.

Browning M2

@@BTBconcept ---> Yes, Ma Duce had a very big reputation and very bad of a temper I have seen. I was never in military, I just turned to 15 three weeks ago. But I have watched my fosters father shoot one when the army guys brought one at his sheriff armory for keeping on a week ending. They brought it out to the huge NRA range way out in the forest and shot it at a big target at 600 yards away. They are VERY loud and that bullet went straight right to the target almost! They only fired 1 shot at a time when the sheriffs shot it, but the army guys shot it about 3 or 5 bullets at a time. The one army dude told me they called it “ Ma Duce “ and he said the bullets could go up to 5 miles if they aimed it at 45 degrees! FIVE MILES!! - But I saw a new one they made : General Dynamics GAU-19/B Gatling Gun and it shoots 1300 rounds per minute!! How is THAT for some fire power! And they have it mounted on top of a big armored up HUMMWV and also on to helicopters too. - If you would wish to see it firing and stuff here is a RU-vid video of it shooting and about it. VERY COOL fire power for sure! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-fsF2b__Saeg.html

The machine gun you see here is not made for single fire. It needs permanent fire to work well. It's more for holding the enemy down than to hit a target. Have you see our video about the MG3: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-_x4SBuTDBDM.html

@@BTBconcept Duhhh…it is a heavy machine gun. So was the one which I saw them shooting. They had a big, heavy tri-pod whiched they pounded spiked through holes in the legs, then they put the gun on top of it and they sat behind it to shoot it. It took 2 guys for carrying that big thing around and one for carrying the tripod thing. They told the sheriffs just to shoot one or two of bullets and not to keept holding the button thingys at the back. Mostly the sheriffs shot it and only one bang at a time, the army dudes pushed the buttons until 3 or 5 bullets banged away. I looked uped a video with the machine gun had, it is the samed one only the tripod base of it no longer does weighed at 50 pounds. At this url you can see what was I talking about : ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-8PSkA0P7OgY.html

Im scharfen Einsatz wird die seltener gewechselt, weil die Kisten dann mit 300 Schuss befüllt sind. Hier war das bewusst als Trainingselement vorgesehen. Die Gurte hatten nur 75 oder 150 Schuss - je nach Übung. Wie Sie später im Video sehen, wird die Zeit des Wechselns durch das Drehen des Hubschraubers und das Wirken des zweiten Schützen kompensiert. Es kann also durchgängig gefeuert werden.

Train as you fight! Lächerliche Schießausbildung bei BW und Polizei schon seit Jahrzehnten. Geld bzw Kosten der Munition dürfen keine Rolle spielen.

@@marck8806 Tun sie aber. Außerdem dürfte es relativ egal sein, ob man beim Üben des Ladevorgangs 300 oder 75 Schuss dazwischen raus lässt.

Na gut es funktioniert während das Ding ist n dem sie fliegen nur semi gut funktioniert.

شكرًا!

It's not an attack helicopter. The machine guns are add ons just build in on demand.

@@BTBconcept excuses 🤦

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In der Tat hat mir diese entschleunigte Aufnahme geholfen, beim nachfolgenden Dreh im NH-90 sehr schnell die Jacke an- und ausziehen zu können.

While changing the boxes the helicopter turns and the second gunner is working. So there is no delay. You see this later in the video. By the way: The change of magazines was an importent part of this training. It was the first training with the heavy machine gun under flight conditions.

С такой тактикой даже зулусов сейчас не погоняешь ,так как театр боевых действий перенасыщен ПЗРК разных типов. Стингер, Иглы, Вербы, не говоря о более серьезных ЗРК. Это вам не Вьетнам.

@@user-xw2iq4mw8s С оружием в двери войска не могут войти или выйти из вертолета. Вертолеты очень полезны.

@@user-xw2iq4mw8s Здесь, оружие впереди двери. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-JCFood99fF8.html

@@grahamfloyd3451 Никто и не отрицает полезности вертолётов. Тот что на видео будет лёгкой добычей при боевых действиях в условиях ПВО противника. На первое место выходят многоцелевые вертолёты с возможность нанесения поражения.

Das macht man bekanntlich beim fertigladen. Also kurz bevor man in die heisse Zone fliegt.

And since they aren't proud of what happened back then, that's basically the one type of comment it takes to piss off any German.

Die Teile werden hier sehr gut erklärt und auch ausführlich auf die Ladetätigkeiten eingegangen: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-dVu3RI5ytlI.html

Who knows - but likely in a cruel totalitarian regime. Honestly Germany has lost the war and won peace. Lately it's not going so well anymore we get concurred by red-tape.