These are Tanks that Ukraine hopes Russia Would Destroy

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How drone operators could estimate the weight of a decoy by just looking at it, why Russians build fake camps of theatrical proportions that are extremely easy to spot by Ukrainians, how candles were used to trick the enemy into wasting their ammunition, and why Russian decoy tanks are nicknamed Rubber Product #2, is #NotWhatYouThink #NWYT
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@NotWhatYouThink 29 дней назад

What did you think of that ending? 🤓

@Panda-0183 29 дней назад

Wait gotta watch first I will come back after I watch the ending

@AmericanInvictus 29 дней назад

unexpected

@Panda-0183 29 дней назад

@@AmericanInvictusit’s only been 8 minutes how do you watch a 14 minute video

@jacobcharles3724 29 дней назад

Didn't expect that.

@Panda-0183 29 дней назад

Weird

@jsl151850b 27 дней назад

3:13 *"What did you do during the war, Grandfather?"* *"I blew up tanks."*

@cameronhermann9400 25 дней назад

“Inflated tank.” Now that would confuse the kid for sure

@justinr9753 24 дня назад

😂

@nathangamble125 22 дня назад

_Son, have you ever heard of aeromorphs or inflation porn?_ _That's basically what I made for the army_

@thulomanchay 29 дней назад

Soon they will they cover a real tank with an inflatable rubber skin to make it look like a decoy.

@WhiteWolf65 28 дней назад

Sounds like a damned-good idea!

@angelapuzzle 26 дней назад

I thought that too

@jsl151850b 25 дней назад

It's odd that you say that... The British in the African Campaign of WWII substituted functional tanks for the wrecks at the side of the road that had been there for weeks.

@BuddySimpson-mk3fx 22 дня назад

Shhhh

@benwaitson7462 13 дней назад

Ww2 did the same thing would mix in teal tanks with the fakes not a new tactic just a renewed one

@MC-be5gg 29 дней назад

Attacking mannequins would be such a mind fuck

@matthewxavier8067 29 дней назад

Makes me think of nuketown. As well as other maps training Americans to disregard mannequins as targets.

@WhiteWolf65 28 дней назад

@@matthewxavier8067 They use decomissioned but otherwise REAL vehicles as targets. Damned Good Idea!

@DaveSmith-cp5kj 26 дней назад

@@matthewxavier8067 "Nuketown" wasn't to desensitize soldiers, those fake cities were designed to test the effects of a nuclear detonation (hence "nuke"town). This is important for strategy so you know how far away you need to space your critical facilities so you can determine how many ICBMs you need to intercept for a region to have a probability of remaining functional after the attack.

@user-uy7bn4kt2b 15 дней назад

"I'm a goddamn Onion Mason"

@KermitFrazierdotcom 14 дней назад

Spetznatz sneaking up on the position to take Prisoners and all they find is "Resusci-Annie" and "Life Size Ken" dols.

@Erik_123 29 дней назад

12:13 it resembles a grave, so it will work no matter what happens 😂😂

@WhiteWolf65 28 дней назад

Now using mostly intact but otherwise non-functional/unrepairable equipment as decoys is a damned good idea. A bit of welding, some paint, and some weathering, and it will look like its operational. Example: shell of a tank with internals/engine removed. used anti-tank tubes on faked emplacements, etc.

@Dr.Kraig_Ren 25 дней назад

That was a freaking good mortar concealment

@content_101. 20 дней назад

H@@Dr.Kraig_Ren

@ivanstepanovic1327 28 дней назад

The first time decoys made a massive change was during the NATO bombing of Yugoslavia. Back then, wood models of airplanes were made in 1:1 scale, painted with original paint (MiG-29) and the engine "exhaust" was made of one metal barrel cut in two. Also, the wooden model would be padded with tinfoil and fires would be burnt in cut barrels at the back. That way, it would have both radar and heat radiation making it pretty much impossible to see as a decoy. Also, false radar positions with fake radiation sources were made in order to divert HARM missiles from real ones. And so on...

@DIABLOEDITZ 29 дней назад

14:12 Only one can provide real protection

@unironicaluser1867 29 дней назад

thanks im deaf

@WhiteWolf65 28 дней назад

Neither, to be honest. Just ask Putin, Shoigu, Gerasimov, Lavrov... (should I go on?)

@darkfox-wr9bu 19 дней назад

@@WhiteWolf65 Or your father

@elgenvalcin6885 29 дней назад

"A very smart chinese man". Fyi he mean Jackie Chan

@Tonius126 29 дней назад

Jackie chan is from Hong Knong.

@elgenvalcin6885 29 дней назад

The word "chinese" is more for the people and ethnicity than a specific country that gave us covid clusterfq

@DaveSmith-cp5kj 26 дней назад

I used to like Jackie Chan until he became a politician. He had some wild statements. Like asking why anyone needs freedom when the government can tell them how they should live their life.

@Dr.Kraig_Ren 25 дней назад

No, jack ma

@skoldmo762 20 дней назад

jackie chan is ccp endorser so i really doubt that

@brassmonkey7566 29 дней назад

Fun fact general Patton was the published leader of the inflatable army after and as part of his punishment for slapping a shell shocked soldier.

@kanthanesankandiah760 29 дней назад

You are correct. Dummy / inflatable equipment dated back in ww2

@douglasbillington8521 22 дня назад

@@kanthanesankandiah760was the " dummy" the guy Patton smacked?

@KermitFrazierdotcom 14 дней назад

Patton's Army regularly out ran it's fuel convoys. So did Hitlers Blitzkrieg. But for different reasons.

@kettelbe 7 дней назад

@@douglasbillington8521 wtf

@FabiusPolis 27 дней назад

2:21 Wrong, this was based on a report of the russian MoD saying that they have destroyed 44 Himars...and two Himar systems. On that day, they meant the ROCKETS as they have hit a ammunition depot. There was confusion in social media, mixing up everything, but it was clear from the beginning what was meant.

@douglasbillington8521 22 дня назад

Sure😂 that's what they meant. After the world realized they had the facts wrong and then they decided that is what they actually meant

@ilax3071 20 дней назад

@@douglasbillington8521 Nah hes right on that one, the guy making this video literally used a source which stated they never said that. It was just social media that run with that narrative, im far from a pro russian guy but it is what it is this time

@danc2578 29 дней назад

Great ending! But I wanna know how close to Moscow they can push that horse!?

@sayyamzahid7312 29 дней назад

❤😊 1:09 1:10

@wirb3859 29 дней назад

Reminds me of that image of a MTLB apc being mocked up to be an Abrams in the Middle East, maybe in the future we will see remote controlled tank mockups to be used as decoys

@cameronhermann9400 25 дней назад

Definitely will happen in the future

@maddog2314 19 дней назад

I was thinking that too. They'll have to come up with a way of making tracks on the ground with the decoys. Maybe only drive them on roads?

@JohannY3 27 дней назад

Wow, great explanation. I never thought of it this way.

@Paulkjoss 29 дней назад

This was real interesting, thanks 👍🏼

@rafa4614 27 дней назад

This was very informative! Thanks

@TroyRubert 29 дней назад

The Art of War is severely underrated.

@andrewreynolds912 29 дней назад

I need to get it and read it

@TroyRubert 29 дней назад

@@andrewreynolds912 you can read it from free a simple google search should bring it up.

@mark.082 29 дней назад

What are you talking about, the book is still being referenced in this day and age consistently. It's not underrated at all.

@TroyRubert 29 дней назад

@@mark.082 oh hi mark. Thanks for your opinion.

@andrewreynolds912 29 дней назад

@@mark.082 that's true

@1st2nd2 29 дней назад

That was probably one of your most interesting installments yet! Where do you get all of your information? I noticed that clips were from respective ministries, but you were citing quotes from people, corporations, etc. Great job!

@evobsm2328 29 дней назад

What sources?if you want sources only a few channels give sources. The duran and the new atlas give all of their sources beceause well.. they are just citing factual information backed up by data and history of the matters and how they came to be etc. I stopped watching this channel beceause of it. No links no nothing. Not even a reference to a source

@tylerdurden3722 27 дней назад

This information not trustworthy. E.g. he states it was claimed that 44 "himars launcher" were destroyed, while showing the article as his source, but the article reads that 44 himar missiles were intercepted, not launchers.

@Renosen 14 дней назад

@@tylerdurden3722 nah shut up its better if Ukrainians underestimate Russia 🤫

@AC-hj9tv 5 часов назад

"All warfare is based" - Sun Tzu

@CtrlOptDel 20 дней назад

“It’s over, Mannequin! I have the HIMARS!”

@czinn327 29 дней назад

These videos always describe something exactly as I thought it was.

@1112viggo 29 дней назад

How is something that armies from around the entire world have done continuously in basically the exact same way for thousands of years suddenly "a real game changer."?

@andrewreynolds912 29 дней назад

That's what I'm wondering, but it's a game changer for ukraine

@BossDelta38 28 дней назад

It's not a game changer, it's part of the game. You know there's gonna be decoys, but if you can't tell them apart you'll probably not take any chances.

@grizwoldphantasia5005 29 дней назад

One is reminded of Sherlock Holmes' head decoy in The Empty House and The Mazarin Stone.

@dapizzasnake8462 13 дней назад

i can just imagine them making decoys more realistic by adding armament, armor, etc, until eventually the decoys just become tanks

@EVModules 16 дней назад

There was a story once when the Germans invested a number of men to build an elaborate airfield decoy complete with all the fake airplanes, towers, hangers, and the rest of the trimmings made of wood. When it was finally completed, the allied did respond and "bombed it",... with a single wooden bomb.

@TheJohnnyKnott 29 дней назад

I love these videos.

@Hobbes4ever 29 дней назад

ten number 2 and three number 4 please!

@paulbrooks4395 28 дней назад

And you can pretty much guarantee that AI models will include decoys in their training as real targets, because it's already hard for humans to distinguish between real and decoys. We'll probably see a transition to more complex decoys as weapon systems start to have multi-sensor integration. Right now, very few weapons or platforms will analyze targets with radar, IR, and visual.

@yadayadayadayadayadayada777 28 дней назад

that chinese ai that russia is using for satellite surveillance is actually able to distinguish between real and decoy. but nevermind, you probably also believe ukraine is winning.

@onenote6619 28 дней назад

And there is part of the problem. Simple decoys are cheap and quick to build. Even basic anti-tank weapons are not. Smart anti-tank weapons even less so.

@yadayadayadayadayadayada777 27 дней назад

@@onenote6619 and yet, a lancet only costs 20.000 $ and is mass produced. its enough to take out a M1A1 or Leopard 2A6

@TrineDaely 29 дней назад

There were wooden HIMARS decoys known before the inflatable ones.

@aliasunknown7476 29 дней назад

I have hemmaroids.

@NotWhatYouThink 29 дней назад

Oh that's so terrible ... that you can't even spell your condition correctly. 😁

@aliasunknown7476 29 дней назад

@@NotWhatYouThink I was spelling it as if a toddler was saying it!! 🫠 I love you, thanks for replying!!!

@Doi- 29 дней назад

@@NotWhatYouThinkha

@NotWhatYouThink 29 дней назад

hehe thanks for being such a good sport!

@ghostraptor2068 29 дней назад

@@NotWhatYouThinkbut it's not what you think

@tacohater 24 дня назад

you make very interseting and good videos kepp it up

@swaggery 29 дней назад

Decoys will be the first use of humanoid robots.

@Shadowwand 29 дней назад

Surely a better use is a decoy that fights back, i.e. walking Gun Turret

@douglasbillington8521 22 дня назад

Why bother with robots? Humans are cheaper/easier to replace. At least that's how Pootin would think.

@swaggery 22 дня назад

@@douglasbillington8521 I doubt it even for Russia. Once humanoid robots are at a stage they can be mass produced, I'd figure for decoys each one would cost like $6k max. Not that many parts, most of the value is in the software. If they are partially destroyed and recovered the cost is going to be even cheaper for a decoy.

@garymiller5937 29 дней назад

Decoys make sense to me.😊

@louvendran7273 29 дней назад

All they need to do is use heat signatures when confirming targets. 🙄

@leedex 29 дней назад

Genius. How are they supposed to do that, when they don’t have the tech on the battlefield 🙄

@janhansen554 28 дней назад

It is copyed too.... Air tanks is old tech. Not hard to copy heat signatures of a tank

@DaveSmith-cp5kj 26 дней назад

@@leedex Russia and Ukraine both have thermal imaging. Russia is the third largest producer of night vision technologies behind USA and Israel (Israel mainly because their production includes American factories).

@ernestkhalimov9368 21 день назад

@@janhansen554and it's not as if all equipments are Online all the time.

@Villy-dv5yn 29 дней назад

can u make more of this kind of videos?

@Novastar.SaberCombat 28 дней назад

Subterfuge and chicanery were certainly covered by Sun Tsu's (sp?) "Art of War". Some of the quasi-quotes in this video are from his work. Feigning weakness can be extremely effective. Feigning d34th can be as well. I even used these concepts in my series of books ("Diamond Dragons"); most of the battles end up being won by... well... tricks and traps. 💪😎✌️

@doubletrouble4766 18 дней назад

So at 11:30 ish, an easy fix for fake positions is to leave behind mines and cameras to monitor/trap the position for when they inevitably come use it

@mxm-ok 29 дней назад

its CRAZY how they dont spend the extra 100$ on each decoy to have - A: Heating Pouches for the Inflatables - B: Adding RC cars to the bottom of the tank tracks to actually move them for better decoy destruction odds - C: Add fake radio chatter

@harzemyalcinkaya 29 дней назад

Do you believe this video shows all the top secret tactics of the armies, and there is nothing else they might be doing that wasn't revealed to the world?

@DOI_ARTS 29 дней назад

They have miniature RrC tanks that they use to distract at a distance, you can place a bao feng cheap radio inside one of rubber tanks and in daylight you dont have to use heating because its already hot in daytime. They move the decoys at night in different position

@serhiizinkivskyi3464 20 дней назад

RC ? Then you need to spend more (time and resources)for advance control systems be able to work in radio suppressed environments.etc.

@BudgiePanic 27 дней назад

Deploying the decoy

@MasterBlaster3545 29 дней назад

It works both ways

@danifajri7258 3 дня назад

“Now thats my word, not some idiots that would just saying for something that i didnt say” -Sun Tzu, Art of War

@vill5325 29 дней назад

A bit unfortunate to say russia claimed 44 HIMARS destroyed, and showing a quote saying they didn't claim that, otherwise a great video

@dutchball2345 29 дней назад

you gotta admit they had to put atleast a little propaganda in it to make russia look bad

@user-sk9fc5xl5n 29 дней назад

Yeah they claimed they intercepted 44 HIMARS rockets.

@cameronspence4977 27 дней назад

They did say that I literally saw it with my own eyes

@user-sk9fc5xl5n 27 дней назад

@@cameronspence4977 Do you know what the original source of that claim is? It's a report given by Russian ministry of defence. A guy talking in front of a map. I'm sure if you try, you can find a version of it with subtitles. Then you'll see what he really said. The whole thing is a game of broken telephone where people intentionally misinterpreted what he said and it spread. So unless you saw the source, I don't think you can claim that you saw it with your own eyes.

@ChloeKruegerSenpai 25 дней назад

Decoy Wars

@fortunatocardenas 28 дней назад

excellent video!!!

@rekire___ 29 дней назад

You have activated my trap card! -zelensky said calmly

@ZiaulK 7 дней назад

It's easy to create inflatable decoys of Military Vehicles, because their shapes are so simple.

@megrimlockmesmart.1200 21 день назад

"THE CAKE IS A SPY!!!"

@nekomakhea9440 29 дней назад

4:06 the fucking lego man lol

@urbankittycat 29 дней назад

Why did you change the title

@ilmarilah1195 29 дней назад

I want a inflatable decoy tank

@steventhehistorian 26 дней назад

Those inflatable HIMARS would make for a really cool bounce house for my kid's birthday party.

@theemissary1313 29 дней назад

Great video. I bet the soldiers who think they've taken out a HIMARS only to find it was a decoy must feel a bit... deflated! 🤣🤣🤣 I'll get my coat...

@user-sk9fc5xl5n 29 дней назад

Even the link this video shows clearly says that Russia didn't claim they destroyed 44 HIMARS. You can see it at 2:13

@theemissary1313 28 дней назад

@@user-sk9fc5xl5n The video also shows decoy vehicles being destroyed, but don't let that get in the way of pedantry.

@pitr80 11 дней назад

So, the decoys should be equiped with maybe 10 aditional granades such as M67 to give effect that it was a real vechicle that it wasn't?

@Zampther 12 дней назад

Make a tank that loks like a decoy then a decoy that looks like a tank made to look like a decoy.

@ItsJustRyansChannel 26 дней назад

We call this "Home Alone'ing your enemy!"

@kompanetspro2116 14 дней назад

High-quality "decoys", like those with a rotating antenna, are used to train artificial intelligence in various drones, and not as bait

@Vanguard152 28 дней назад

Wo kann ich so eine Hüpfburg bestellen?

@wesleyting7566 8 дней назад

I am wearing No 1, walking with No 4 to use No 2

@Eliteownage 29 дней назад

much love all

@user-em7xg7jj2j 16 дней назад

All of those tricks with decoy might be revealed with the hd Cam of drone

@theowlfromduolingo7982 28 дней назад

It also makes it easier to spot the enemy

@normanj4007 29 дней назад

what if they makw tanks look like decoys?

@WellingtonRochaBRRJ 15 дней назад

Quando o video chegar perto de 2:30 olha atentamente passa algo igual um missel da esquerda para a direita na tela. Mas estavam falando de outra coisa.

@rhk45278 29 дней назад

So,all frontlines has to be decoy,that's why frontlines are falling too quickly. 😂😂😂

@elbagrau 29 дней назад

Exactly 😂.

@shkiper4224 28 дней назад

Imagine seeing a manikin that you got used to, to star and walk around, doing things. xD

@WhiteWolf65 28 дней назад

That is the give-away. Mannekins don't move, real soldiers do. Teaching AI that fact may be harder.

@UncleJoeLITE 29 дней назад

Good morning from Australia, I'll get to the ending in 14mins...

@cloudpandarism2627 29 дней назад

cheers mate, it doesnt matter how much time you need to get to the end. most important is that you enjoyed the ride. 🥸😋

@Doi- 29 дней назад

How was it.

@UncleJoeLITE 29 дней назад

@@Doi- Unexpected...I really thought it was bloody funny. How was it for you lol?

@UncleJoeLITE 29 дней назад

@@cloudpandarism2627 The ending is worth it. =)

@sayyamzahid7312 29 дней назад

❤

@christianemmanuelf.domingo793 23 дня назад

Baloons! 😆 lol perhaps baloons TD is a training similation now after watching this lol

@beaconofwierd1883 27 дней назад

I don’t think I’ve ever seen decoys in pop culture. Like I can’t think of a single movie or game that uses decoys (in any realistic ways). Only one Incan think of is Mirage from Apex legends, but when it comes to vehicles the closest I can think of are decoy mechanics, like ”enemy units will target this other shielded unit first”, but rarely if ever have I seen a war game with inflatable decoys.

@hertbrayn5203 12 дней назад

But Kamikaze drone is cheaper than decoy

@andyjennings15 29 дней назад

As usual it was exactly what I thought. So with that I think it's time to change the name of your channel to "It's exactly what I thought".

@RiadAhmed-ce6qo 26 дней назад

how you will hide power plants ?

@Carl333YT 29 дней назад

Wth 1:47 💀

@Oh-God-Of-All-Creation 29 дней назад

😂😂

@Rey-vm9it 24 дня назад

i want a decoy tank now xD

@Larasjo 28 дней назад

No War, Freedom World.

@colorado841 26 дней назад

I bet you could disguise a real tank as an inflatable one fairly easily.

@MK-xd5wg 29 дней назад

So on the reverse, why can't they put dummy profiles on the real ones to make them look fake.

@spectre818 29 дней назад

well i haven't heard of moving decoys yet...so doing this would risk the life of whoever's driving the thing

@MK-xd5wg 26 дней назад

No silly, when it's stationary, have a inflatable skin/cover to make it look fake @@spectre818

@BDew7079 28 дней назад

the decoys looks like the real thing, the real thing looks like a decoy, we use real missiles on the decoy, and decoy missiles on the real thing

@UnlockProStore 14 дней назад

I bet the that factory got a lot of profits

@martinbabl1635 20 дней назад

You are quoting the export cost of those weapons. In reality the RAF buy them for a fraction of that cost.

@bebekdragon7604 29 дней назад

when he said "and only one can provide real protection" i thought it was some segway to some vpn ads

@server1ok 24 дня назад

A good looking vehicle decoy is more expensive than a Shahed drone. That's all you need to know.

@Bullminator 27 дней назад

You could make a big rubber duck and put it on tank and enemy will think its decoy lol.

@krystalmae5557 29 дней назад

In the span of 3 hours ive seen you change the title at least nearly 3 times, why?

@coobk373 29 дней назад

youtube allows you to put multiple titles for the same video nowadays and the algorithm will try to promote the video to you with the different ones

@mikewoods5960 21 день назад

Struth!

@MnMPryoBanana 26 дней назад

"A very smart chinese man" lol Sun Tzu wrote the art of war.

@user-qi2gq6ef3w 12 дней назад

I bet barn or turtle tanks that Russia uses now will be moving inflatable or wooden decoys with real metal sheets on top of it. Just imagine a huge number of that decoys that nobody can tell if it's real or not crossing the frontline and covering real tanks, IFVs, APCs and so on. That will be the future of decoys.

@TheJZP 27 дней назад

The himars decoy costs 100k

@ilax3071 20 дней назад

I like at 2:15 you point out saying Russia believed they had destroyed 44 HIMARS and then your source is literally a article which states "Russia did NOT say they destroyed 44 HIMARS just intercepted their rockets...

@HurBenny 29 дней назад

But you see, when the Chinese mention decoys they actually refer to the mountain of failed copies that make most of their arsenal.

@armanhossen1401 29 дней назад

Average Americans

@hydroblobber 29 дней назад

What if we made real things look fake

@Welterino 29 дней назад

I would think inflatable decoys don't work nowadays because they are very obvious when looked at with a thermal camera (just a huge blob same temperature all around, pretty fake). I guess there are not enough thermal cameras around then.

@prfwrx2497 29 дней назад

Heaters and generators have entered the chat.

@danh7411 29 дней назад

Russians just hit a decoy Patriot so no, they work.

@CarnageMaijay 12 дней назад

This immediately makes me think of the Second World War, where the German tank balloons and even actively attacked with them. People really never learn from their mistakes