Why Ukraine Wants More Javelin Missiles

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The Javelin weapon system has become synonymous with Ukrainian resistance against Russia. But making these high tech weapons isn't easy. Can the U.S. keep supplying Javelins to Ukraine while maintaining its own stockpile of these modern anti-armor weapons?
Ukraine's defense against Russia is being supported by billions of dollars in military aid from NATO countries. One of the most capable and expensive weapon systems supplied is the FGM-148 Javelin, a U.S.-made anti-armor weapon that costs about $176,000 each.
"We don't know where and when the next kinetic war will be, and producing new weapons surging production lines takes time," said Cynthia Cook, a Senior Fellow at the Center for Strategic and International Studies. "This may be a time where we might want to think about how we invest in increasing the inventory of precision-guided weapons and other weapons and missiles."
Although the Javelin has been lauded by the Ukrainian government, the actual effectiveness of the weapon system remains hard to independently verify outside of anecdotal accounts from the battlefield.
"We don't have folks on the ground, and I think that is a policy decision that we should reconsider," said U.S. Rep. Mark Waltz, R-Fla., a former U.S. Army Green Beret. "We could help them be actually more effective if we had advisors alongside, but we'd have to do that in very small numbers very selectively, and very quietly."
Watch the video above to find out what the Javelin is, how is its used and what it will take for the U.S. to produce more of them.
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Why Ukraine Wants More Javelin Missiles

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@mattblom3990 2 года назад

From a historical perspective I just want to point out that the modern Javelin correctly replaces the ancient Roman version. It's an infantry missile weapon that can take out cavalry. This probably obvious to many, but it deserves a statement.

@asherdog9248 2 года назад

I think that is how it got it's name.

@marcosolonews6516 2 года назад

We stare at Putin, but as with everything, there are two sides to the coin. If we look at NATO firmly hitting the hammer that would respect the international treaty and that it would not accept RUSSIA's satellite countries in any way, we would probably not be going through such difficult times and on the verge of an atomic war.

@nocturnalrecluse1216 2 года назад

Hence the name.

@RavingFan 2 года назад

Javelin cost $175k per round, uk / swede nlaw $40k, stugna-p $20k - all highly.effective, at knocking out cheap/thinly armored T72. Don't need gold plated javeln for that. T90 might need nlaw

@November441 2 года назад

@@RavingFan the effective range of Javelin is a lot longer than nlaw. So troops need both systems to defeat enemy tanks in different range.

@joshuanida5457 2 года назад

CLU stands for Command Launch Unit. The javelin can do top down attacks as well as direct attacks. It can also lock on low flying aircraft, mostly rotary wing in a direct attack mode. Pretty awesome piece of hardware.

@user-DongJ 2 года назад

Totally. Fortunately/Unfortunately for those who understood war, money & reality from books like Sun Wu's Art of War, Adam Smith's Wealth of Nations & Carl Sagan's Future of Earth, s/he/they will realise there exist many who will seek opportunity from this crisis. This may explain why many elites/experts from states like US, China, EU, India, UK, Iran, etc. groups like IMF, WHO, IJU, TSB, etc. & firms like Apple, Tencent, Samsung, Nestle, etc. are already making their moves in the cyber/shadow space.

@Bipolar_Bear7774 2 года назад

No wonder amerika lost in afghanistan, their jevelin dont work very well overthere, taliban got no flying aircraft and no spinning blade copter.

@joshuanida5457 2 года назад

@@Bipolar_Bear7774 it can target dismounts with direct attack mode.

@DESX312 2 года назад

@@Bipolar_Bear7774 When did they lose in Afghanistan?

@Bipolar_Bear7774 2 года назад

@@DESX312 what did amerika do in afghan? Fighting taliban? Whos take over afghanistan now? Amerika?

@captainamerica4685 2 года назад

Once they have the reusable launch unit, the Javelin missiles are 80,000 each. It's still not cheap, but you can't put a price tag on a soldiers life. The Javelin allows them to shoot from a safe distance of 2.5 miles / 4 kilometers. You can get a cheaper missile with less range, such as the NLAW, but their days will be numbered if they shoot at a column of tanks from 400 meters.

@williamzk9083 2 года назад

No doubt Javelin was the key weapon but 50-400 meters is a good range if you have Forrest to retreat into plus NLAW works better in urban fighting. The beauty of NLAW is that it is cheaper and easier to make and that might mean the different between having a weapon or having none and unlike previous bazooka or RPG weapons that claimed 300m range NLAW truly is accurate at that range and truly destroys the target at that range. If you saw that Ukrainian ambush they used an NLAW to hit the second buddy tank and likely an RPG to hit the BMP. The Russians respond by driving their BMP vehicles into the ditch near the field to get cover. Their soldiers dismount the BMPs and I counted 8 bodies on the road. The tanks start firing into the Ukrainian position but seem to fire high and miss. I hope the Ukrainians got away.

@pete49327 2 года назад

@@williamzk9083 Totally agree. The Javelin and NLAW compliment each other quite well, advantages to each depending on battlefield logistics. good synergy between the two I'm sure the Ukrainian military would say.

@eliasziad7864 2 года назад

Its like 200k each.

@JoseFernandez-wu8pj 2 года назад

@@eliasziad7864 no. $176,000 TOPS FOR THE CPU AND $60-$80,000 per misil. The NOAW COSTS $26,000. The 150mm ATGMS MISSILE FOR THE UCRANIAN MADE costs $20,000 per misile. The AT-4 even in its most powerful antitank version costs less then $1,500.

@silversteel9161 2 года назад

Russian tank cost millions maybe 4-5 million$ depending on the tank. Even if Russian tank cost 1 million then javelin is not costly at all compared to the tank because the tank will be lost and The crew. And it is extremely easy for the javelin to take out a Russian tank without getting in danger. It is the best weapon out there.

@jggrimm 2 года назад

These weapons represent the advancing evolution of the T.O.W. (Tube launched, Optically tracked, Wire guided) shoulder carried anti tank weapons, used with great effect in Desert Storm.

@jont2576 2 года назад

honestly russia should switch to using toyota hilux technicals as an army as it is more agile and more suitable for fighting an army of ukraine's grade.....just mount a dshk machine gun or anti aircraft gun on it......have it zipping in and out of combat and performing hit and runs and ambushes on the ukrainian ambushes.....a toyota hilux traveling at 90kmh can easily outrun any artillery strike and can carry up to 3 infantry carrying a variety of man portable anti air weapons and atgms and rpgs.dshk and anti aircraft gun will make short work of any infantry and even those hiding in buildings,atgm and rpgs will take care of armoured targets.......and all these are technologies easy to grasp for a conscript army. and its cheap and easily replaceable.......nearly 17 million in the world and one only cost like $16,000 far cheaper than even a javelin and 30 times cheaper than a t72 and 180 times cheaper than abramhs. just imagine a armoured division of 500 toyota hilux rushing into kiev at 90 kmh.in all directions...it would be the greatest blitzkrieg u have ever seen....ukraine would have fallen in 2 days. not only that toyota hilux will solve all of russia's logistics problems as toyota hilux has tons of cargo space for looting and pillaging and are known to withstand even the harshest of conditions such as deserts and sandstorms.

@almac9203 2 года назад

@@jont2576 you can't travel that fast over uneven terrain. Secondly you can't fire non stabilized weapons from a ute with any degree of accuracy. There are only limited entry points into Kiev and the defenders would be waiting for you and firing from under cover. A ute could be taken out by a machine gun or small cannon.

@jont2576 2 года назад

@@almac9203 have u seen Toyota Hilux in the sand bars of Iraq?or off road... Secondly the dshp has a high rate of fire and 50 cal making it easy for even the worse shots to take out...and the weapon of choice among all guerilla and Toyota armies and virtually indestructible. Limited entry points?this isn't a slow ass tank convoy that has to follow a main road or a valley,the technicals could zip in and out the alleys and the millions of entry points stopping now and then at a junction to fire a burst at the enemy or a RPG And the Toyota Hilux is virtually indestructible.....IV seen it take hundreds of rounds and still drive.

@davidhimmelsbach557 2 года назад

@@jont2576 M-2 machine guns make your thinking obsolete.

@jaysonchilds7325 2 года назад

and the Soviet Afghan war

@georgeyao436 2 года назад

Russian invasion of Ukraine caught everyone by surprise. Javelin is expensive but the loss of T72 and T90 tanks and crew costs a lot more. It is better late than never. Now the military hardware juggernaut starts moving it will ramp up rapidly. Russia will feel the heat of battle with large losses. The Javelin, Nlaw and stingers have turn the tide of war very quickly. Heaver weapons are on the way. Democratic countries takes sometime to reach consensus. But once reached the will to supply is extremely fast.

@eduwino151 2 года назад

if this war drags on longer Russia migh be facing off against up to 20000 javelins in Ukrainian hands in the battlefield , they might end up loosing all their amored vhielces

@JigilJigil 2 года назад

True, people tend to compare cost of Javelin vs Tanks, but it's more than that they should take into account the soldiers inside the tanks as well, when you take down a tank you are taking experienced skilled soldiers down as well.

@lenny2226 2 года назад

I hope all 3 of you are right (George Yao, Edu Wino, and Jigil. I hope we crush Russia and replenish our inventory in case of China.

@richardque4952 2 года назад

@@JigilJigil for russia ,losing a experience tank crews will be even more devasting than the price tag of the javelin missile. No wonder israel make there tank crews survivility a paramount issue.a destroyed tank can be replaced, but experience tank crews perished in the battle are inreplaceable.

@eduwino151 2 года назад

@@richardque4952 yup tanks acan be churned out fast in an emergency experienced combat ready troops dont grow on trees

@Olebull93 2 года назад

This is a no brainer using them to decimate the Russian tank park means not having to face the same tanks in a future battle. Besides NATO and the US will use their air capability's to knock out tanks in most war scenarios.

@eduwino151 2 года назад

yup that is why even the UK gave out their stockpile of NLAWs a russian tank knocked out reduces the threat to NATO

@felixx2381 2 года назад

Smarter move by Putin is send in his rusted tanks to trade for hundreds of javelin to then sell in Siria and be used against USA military and tanks making the USA look like complete idiots . You can already read the head lines “USA MILITARY PERSONNEL KILLED BY USA MADE WEAPONS “

@maxwagner9626 2 года назад

Ukr leaks eng, telegram check it 🤔

@gso7725 2 года назад

🇷🇺

@gerrya4818 2 года назад

@@maxwagner9626 sure its not called "RUS fake propaganda eng" ?

@deepdude4719 2 года назад

US ARMY wherever you are I thank you from the bottom of my heart.

@greattime860 2 года назад

What country is fooling itself and is getting more miserable every four years regardless whoever is in the White House? US is the world's biggest threat to democracy according to 'The Alliance of Democracies Foundation' placed it above China and Russia. Why do they always feel the need to ‘pick a side’ and agree with every aspect of a party? Aren’t they not only pulling at each other's neck and are more politically divided a group of different nations competing interests and there's a lot of injustice in that country? For the last 20 years, what country has lived with the reality of school mass shootings? An untrained armed teacher introduces risk to student safety on a daily basis. Isn’t that scary?

@Pyrrhic. 2 года назад

What about the other branches :/

@nocturnalrecluse1216 2 года назад

No, thank you. 🇺🇦🎗️🇺🇲

@hackman88 2 года назад

With larger production runs of the Javelin, the per unit cost should go down.

@tedhardulak7698 2 года назад

Yea right. Its the military. You are 100% correct, key word being "Should"

@pete49327 2 года назад

Here in Troy, AL., home of the Javelin assembly plant, the employees are assembling the Javelins as fast as possible, absolutely! President Biden visited the highly secure plant in Troy yesterday.

@Nekby2 2 года назад

I have to disappoint you, because Javelins supplied to Ukraine are destroyed in warehouses by Russian Armed Forces Kalibr cruise missiles. But you keep working. America should make money from war as it did during WWII and as it does during any military conflict unleashed by America

@pete49327 Год назад

@@Nekby2 LOL, keep on drinking the kool-aid.

@wizzzer1337 2 года назад

the Javelin might not be cheap for a Missile, but it's sure is much cheaper than the tanks and especially command and control or anti air vehicles, which are suprisingly very expensive for Russian standarts. BUK units are about 20 million$ per unit, even more expensive than U.S equivalent anti air systems. this Russian integration of pretty much every system imaginable into it's armored battalions is costing them way more than a Javelin or an NLAW ever would be. it's amazing just how much those force multipliers are punching above their weight.

@someguyfromarcticfreezer6854 2 года назад

Russian Drone cost 120k USD, while it's real price is 4000 USD. Russians are very embarrassed to killed by 1/6 missile cost of tank. Please send more and embarrassed those communist more.

@williamzk9083 2 года назад

Problem is that Javelin and NLAW take too long to make. That leaves Panzerfaust 3 with the dynahawke sight as the only weapon that can penetrate any Russian tank from the front that is simple enough to make.

@jeff-sp1fy 2 года назад

Ukraine wants 500 a DAY, we currently make 1000 per year, 6000 a year is a end of year ramp up projection. Math is hard.

@QuietJagung 2 года назад

Buy back the Javelins and Stringers from the black market. Supply problem solved.

@80sidd 2 года назад

Ukraine gets them free now...so yeah they need as many as they can get

@johnnytyler5685 2 года назад

Zelensky and the Ukrainians begging for insane amounts of weapons...amounts that we couldn't even supply to our OWN military, let alone to THEIR military half a world away...is just a good tactic. Ask for the moon and what you actually get is more likely to be closer to what you actually want. Ukraine is fighting for their very survival so OFC they want the best weapons on Earth to help them.

@xaninator 2 года назад

Stockpiles might go down because of this, but if the main worry about this is Russia attacking NATO/USA, then at least the supplies given out are being used against the enemy and hurting their stockpiles too. I get that the USA would rather use them in defense of NATO/USA than a non-member country though

@Pyrrhic. 2 года назад

I’m sure the US has AirPower to knock down the tanks and in the event of war, the presidents war powers can reallocate resources to replenish stockpiles

@Mary-fe2md 2 года назад

Actually these weapons are leftovers!! US has advanced lethal weapons now! US spends billions on weapons every year!

@katiestans2824 2 года назад

Hopefully we have plenty to spare because they said we have a semi conductor shortage.

@JM-dt9oo 2 года назад

@@katiestans2824 Biden was just on the news saying each javelin has 200 semi conductors, and obviously there is a shortage of those in the current climate after the covid.

@reaper215 Год назад

I always love hearing people who's ideas of military tactics, and supply chain issues, are just GREAT!!!!

@geoffreyhughes9979 2 года назад

Excellent informative video.

@PeterSedesse 2 года назад

The hit and destroy rate on these things is very high against Russian tanks, which cost like 4M each to build and results in 3 deaths.

@thilomanten8701 2 года назад

At least the Russians are saving on compensation for "cooked-off" / incinerated crew. No corpses to account for, just dust. No money for relatives because there status is MIA.

@gso7725 2 года назад

🇷🇺

@someguyfromarcticfreezer6854 2 года назад

The enemy of my enemy is my friend.

@filrabat1965 2 года назад

so $0.2M vs $4.0M -- a 20:1 ratio! Of course that's still an extremely simplistic way of determining how best to help Ukraine. Nevertheless this is pretty effective

@kesscarlton8759 2 года назад

Incorrect, Go check Scott Ritter, A former weapons inspector. The javelin missiles are overrated. But good advertising by the western weapons manufacturers.

@podsmpsg1 2 года назад

The Javelin is very effective.

@buravan1512 2 года назад

that's why UA is retreating.

@starshipdriver8536 2 года назад

@@buravan1512 Nope they’re putting up a good defense and caused Russian forces to retreat. Now they’re upping the counter offensive on the rest of the Russian forces.

@DSS-jj2cw 2 года назад

I am amazed at the capabilities of the Javelin vs the M67 recoilless rifle I used in the 80s.

@lyntoncampbell1425 2 года назад

Yea and alot of those javelins and nlaws are in russian hands being sent back to ukraine seeing everything on telegram ukraine are surrendering in mass and they are dropping like flies in the donbas it is best to surrender and save what ukraine has unless they dont want access to the seaand end up landlock

@DSS-jj2cw 2 года назад

@@lyntoncampbell1425 ok Ivan

@lyntoncampbell1425 2 года назад

@@DSS-jj2cw i'm a western and i'm telling you like how i see it on telegram if your feelings are hurt about it to bad everybody is sending ukraine all of there old junk old equipment old javelins from the iraq war switchblades that aren't making a big impact cause ukraine logistics are shot to hell ukraine oil tanks refiners oil depots ammunition facilities are gone ukraine has now made public that civilians should stop going to the gas pump cause the army needs it badly in the donbas Ukrainian soldiers are surrendering and or being shelled day and night they are requesting for air support by the americans but america wont do it because that would mean a full war which both america and russia wants to avoid also russia has the best air defends system on earth a three layer defense system and there new s500 hypersonic missile defense which could possibly take out a f22 raptor possibly unsure about this statement i will need to do some more digging

@DSS-jj2cw 2 года назад

@@lyntoncampbell1425 I think you are a Russian engaged in a misinformation campaign

@nedarbs7633 2 года назад

"We have to get US military officers to train Ukranians but we have to do that very quietly". Coming from a RU-vid video.

@kryssthitkel8317 2 года назад

After 2014 government change in Ukraine by USA, they sold Ukraine to Rothschild and Comp. and started HOMOSEXUAL PARADES, AND NOW THEY BROUGHT UKRAINE TO THE STATE OF SODOM AND GOMORRAH!!!! PUTIN = TRUMP = AN ANGEL OF GOD!!!!PUTIN STRONG = TRUMP STRONG = SARAH PALIN STRONG !!!!!! LOL !!!! SARAH PALIN IS ABOUT TO PUT TRUMP BACK INTO WHITE HOUSE !!!!! LOL!!!!Trump won!!!!LOL!!!!

@freebein 2 года назад

The US has been in Ukraine from the get go through various forms, including our own "contracted" military. But I get your point. ✌️

@user-DongJ 2 года назад

Exactly. Fortunately/Unfortunately for those who understood war, money & reality from books like Sun Wu's Art of War, Adam Smith's Wealth of Nations & Carl Sagan's Future of Earth, they will realise there exist many who will seek opportunity from this crisis. This may explain why many elites/experts from states like US, China, EU, India, UK, Iran, etc. groups like IMF, WHO, IJU, TSB, etc. & firms like Apple, Tencent, Samsung, Nestle, etc. are already making their moves in the cyber/shadow space.

@Pyrrhic. 2 года назад

My opinion is that if you are not in the inner circle of the decision making group, you won’t have full access to all the information and intelligence. That’s why whenever a new president is sworn in, they always continue the path of the previous administration. That’s my theory

@brianticas7671 2 года назад

Dude this is not natos war. This is ukraine, brits, and usa vs ruskies. Other nato members were dragged into this for being part of the contract gang. Turkey wanted no part, france has elections, germany was dependent on gas from russia and polish people didnt want to give up its jets. I heard the poles are giving away old weaponry.

@alparslankorkmaz2964 2 года назад

Nice video.

@pyrothefriendlyarsonist9195 Год назад

The Javelin is a great weapon against Armor like the Stinger is against Air targets

@kristelvidhi5038 2 года назад

In Call of Duty Modern Warfare that thing was a beast. Of course it needs to be used more often to insure victory against tanks, helicopters and everything else.

@johnwilsdon5456 Год назад

It is time for American defense to think about creating for the short to medium range new manufacturing facilities for single weapons. We have many commercial buildings and malls that can provide the enclosure. There is not time to build new facilities. We need to find existing buildings and plan for the manufacturing within such for manufacture. Teams should take locations and plan the installation of manufacturing equipment.

@vietnamesebeauties 2 года назад

We, the Vietnamese girls university team, continue to pray daily for peace to come soonest to the land & people of Ukraine 🇺🇦🇺🇦 🙏🙏

@eric0sbob 2 года назад

Discussing boots on the ground was inconceivable when the war began and now it's being discussed as an option. Escalation through complacency.

@chris99103 2 года назад

Nobody has to worry about running out of Javelins cause at the same time the Russians will run out of tanks and there is no other force in the world which could not be fought with tanks or airpower so everybody relax and besides, the US will be way quicker to produce another couple thousand Javelins than Russia will be able to build couple thousand tanks, once this comes to an end Russia will not have any mentionable amount of combat ready tanks left for a decade or more.

@daniii024 2 года назад

It seems the Ukrainian Forces prefer to use Javelin missiles because of their effective range (2,500m) compared to the NLAW (800m), wich seems logic because who would prefer to wait untill tanks role into 800m range instead of shooting them at 2,500m range. Especially crucial in the Eastern part of Ukraine wich is flat and open terrain.

@4TheRecord 2 года назад

Also, you don't have to throw the Javelin away after use, like the NLAW. It can be used multiple times with replacement rockets.

@williamzk9083 2 года назад

@@4TheRecord The missile is worth more than the launcher though.

@williamzk9083 2 года назад

-The British Army, who had NLAW developed, use Javelin as their primary anti tank missile and see NLAW as a secondary weapon. NLAW has advantages such as being 1/5th the price and being able to attack a tank behind a wall or mound that can't even bee seen since in fly over mode its warhead detects the signature of the tank. It is much easier to produce. -Israel won't let Germany or Australia supply the Spike missile. -Milan 3 and TOW 2b will work but they are more lug-able than shoulder fired. -That leaves Germany's Panzerfaust 3 and the RGW-110 which is replacing Pazerfaust 3 from June. The Panzerfaust 3 is unguided but its tandem warhead can penetrate any Russian tank. When the dynahawke gyro laser sight is fitted it can attack moving targets to 600m with a little training. (3-4 hours). As far as I can see Panzerfaust 3 is the only weapon which can be produced in enough quantity.

@Pifagorass 2 года назад

Stugna-P has great distance and success. It can be too much attention paid to awesome, but not the only weapon used in Ukraine

@hackman88 2 года назад

@@Pifagorass Stugna-P is also a great system, but requires a crew of soldiers to transport, setup and operate. Both systems should be used where most advantageous.

@DanielDos2 2 года назад

Saint Javelin the Protector of Ukraine What a wild time where a weapon of war is the one thing giving hope to people facing the worst

@limen7679 2 года назад

What is the cost breakdown for a javelin? How much is the markup?

@dproulx222 2 года назад

It rather see US Javelin stockpiles be depleted if it helps those most in need. The U.S needs to step up its manufacturing and inventory of Javelins while continuing to supply the brave Ukrainians.

@ep411 2 года назад

These are super informative videos but my question is why are they released to the public? Wouldnt enemies see this and help them to see how we operate?

@cole1380 2 года назад

I’d assume Russia’s intelligence agencies must be aware of any info here already, so there’s probably no real advantage gained to them from this type of reporting

@matthewhungerford1861 2 года назад

i doubt this information is that accurate like US says they are giving 18 artillery but in reality they are giving 50.

@ep411 2 года назад

@@matthewhungerford1861 you are right but I still wouldn’t publicize info like this until war has ended at least.

@suryakumairi3622 2 года назад

RUSSIA SEIZED 1000 UKRAINE NATO WEAPONS IN LUGHANSK ... m.ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-xdsr_dInDLQ.html RUSSIA SEIZED UKRAINE AMUNITION STORAGE IN KHARKOV CITY m.ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-hYOEkB2Zm2M.html THE BIGGEST AMUNITION STORAGE (100 HECTAR) IN KHARKOV UKRAINE WAS SEIZED BY RUSSIA m.ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-J2WaXdg0bAk.html

@nanadapaah2930 2 года назад

@@ep411 that's why it's not you

@vistastructions 2 года назад

But the question is can you get a multikill on Highrise with it 😂

@henrylam92 2 года назад

This comment! 😂

@mikeglenn5212 2 года назад

We have only given 1/3 of stocks to Ukraine and most of the other stuff is old stock or older armor. They aren't sending a better system like Bradley's. They are send good apcs, but they aren't our best armor.

@j_demus 2 года назад

Yes advisers would be good.

@CivReborn 2 года назад

I have been keeping track of combat footage coming out of Ukraine for the last two months and there is very little footage of javelin use. I'm going to guess that CNBC has ties to the MIC and this is little more than an ad.

@vibrusi 2 года назад

Arms makers are really happy with all this free publicity!

@threepac 2 года назад

War profiteers, never seen a war they didn’t like…

@Wargasm54 2 года назад

You could be too if you bought Raytheon and Lockheed Martin stock. 🤣

@greattime860 2 года назад

Russian economy stabilises US/EU economy faces massive contraction. Just 2 months into the war, the roubles appreciated higher than it was 2 years ago, inflation in Russia is checked and food supplies are okay. The same can't be said of Europe/US, their economy is battling challenges and it'll likely be worse in autumn/winter when demand for energy climb and prices go up further. At this moment, Putin is winning, the collective West is losing even as they struggle to put up an integrated front. Russian economy now is less dependent on imports on products and financial influence from Europe and this is key reason on why sanctions don't work but the West still doesn't get it. Russia has more than enough raw materials to manufacture and exports raw materials in the form of energy and other materials to the rest of the world so other countries can use them for their manufacturing industries. This why the EU don't want to embargo oil or gas from Russia, and why the US begs Venezuela for oil, wheat, etc.

@fredsmith4134 2 года назад

ukraine will not forget the help it got from the west, it may have been totally occupied or large portions of ukraine would have been occupied by russia by now if it were not for the support ukraine is getting and will continue to recieve from the west, ukraine is a western country now, russia has lost it's grip on it and ukraine will be a free and prosperous country after the war and the west will help ukraine rebuild too

@isthisokpal 2 года назад

Don't count on it !

@Gnashercide 2 года назад

So naive

@limen7679 2 года назад

Is it better to have many less expensive and sophisticated anti-tank systems, like the stugna-p, or fewer but much more expensive and sophisticated systems like the javelin?

@80-80. 2 года назад

They are well worth it. One thank with 2x intruders for $20k is a bargain in my opinion.

@donquixote1502 2 года назад

America, you are doing GREAT! SLAVA UKRAINE!

@robertbrooks6167 2 года назад

Switchblade 600 is what is needed!

@Bigp1077 2 года назад

*Sgt. Foley:* Ramirez, use some of this ordnance to take out the enemy vehicles! Move! Ramirez! Take out those vehicles! The evac site is taking heavy fire! Enemy vehicles are closing in! Take 'em out! *Overlord:* Hunter Two-One, you've bought the evac site valuable time! Well done! Now get your ass to the roof ASAP...you are in danger of being overrun!

@Lassemalten 2 года назад

Not a problem Nato countries is already asking sweden to please produce more NLAW and they already started. Which is much cheaper. Usa is now in Sweden and will probebly buy Archer from Sweden, the fastest artillery in the world and probebly a lot of Excalibur guided artillery rounds with it. To bad they can't buy some excellent swedish fighter jets at a bargin price as well.

@link10909 2 года назад

NLAW isnt a great replacement for the land in eastern Ukraine its range is ~javelin

@HingerlAlois 2 года назад

What do you mean with „fastest“? The PzH2000 for example has a higher rate of fire than the Archer.

@Lassemalten 2 года назад

@@link10909 No it's a replacement for the Nato countries. Thats what the video talk about.

@augustoliver2779 2 года назад

Mobility is the future of warfare. The smaller the better. One day, explosive flying robotic insects will make a huge impact on and off the battlefield…

@Wargasm54 2 года назад

That one day is now

@PaperBoat. 2 года назад

When can I order one on Amazon? 🤔

@80sidd 2 года назад

What you pay with drug money 😂

@DSW2022 2 года назад

Talibanis have thousands of those. You can ask from them.

@JJ-ge8re 2 года назад

Do they require a password to access to prevent an unauthorized user?

@peter9309 2 года назад

and the saber system is way more accurate because it has a higher rage, batery, is not portable but that’s better

@jamram9924 2 года назад

We’ve had military advisors in Ukraine since 2014. We trained these Slavic boys very well, fed them, clothed them and armed them. This is their fight, blood and tears!

@phelinephrenzy2358 Год назад

Looks like the Javelin tank killer. May God protect the Ukrainian warriors and it's civilians. Everybody is so impressed with your courage and fortitude. Stay safe, friends ❤️🙏🇧🇧🫶💪💯🇺🇸

@michaelh.sanders2388 Год назад

Yea, they need tanks modern tanks two divisions worth trained crews and mechanics

@kwanarchive 2 года назад

You definitely do not want US troops doing even advisory stuff. They should train the Ukrainians in US technology, but that's it. Americans have the tendency to think the know better and would want to be in control, but the language and cultural barrier would just make the whole command structure confusing.

@BattousaiZ 2 года назад

It’s insane to see the conflict escalate with so many weapons and missiles going into Europe. Enjoy your next flight, Malaysia airlines was just the beginning

@rafaelpinheiro2332 2 года назад

Mexican Cartel will buy javelin on the black market.

@robertbrooks6167 2 года назад

“Javelin production is in higher rate . It's at its current rate, which is quite high, but it can go higher,”

@Pyrrhic. 2 года назад

I guess the defense industry will be inflation proof haha

@TomNook. 2 года назад

All praise to Saint Javelin

@haydnscott7027 2 года назад

one part they talk about "Green Beret advisors" 1 year ago then they summarize with we need advisors there?

@onemorericebowl1816 2 года назад

this is another "not in my backyard" war. the us has already won with this experiment. us weapons work even in small numbers with undertrained soldiers. now imagine afghanistan

@xmykro 2 года назад

Anyone know? Are these Javelln launchers reusable? (able to load a new rocket)

@viewmysunset7100 2 года назад

No. They are fire, forget, and leave.

@Jorge-wy7pm 2 года назад

Ok send them more .

@samsaasen4922 2 года назад

No one seems to care when I want more javelin missiles

@BlackyBrownDestruction9337 2 года назад

You can, it's called volunteering

@yourmum7933 2 года назад

$176,000 a pop?? Business is boomin!!! Can someone tell me how to invest???

@VTBob85 2 года назад

Lockheed and Raytheon... basically buy into any of the defense industrial complex stocks at this time and you'll probably do well.

@AdamBorseti 2 года назад

Good time to work for Raytheon or Lockheed Martin.

@jameschambers3171 2 года назад

We will need our weapon's

@williamsherman1942 2 года назад

Once you got a lock-on with the javelin and the object is standing in the open it’s pretty much guaranteed to blow, the impact of the actual projectile is hypersonic so it will go through tanks and all other armored vehicles like butter. Surviving it is like getting shot in the heart, unlikely to happen.

@eliasziad7864 2 года назад

Not really, a russian tank has been hit 7 times by the javelin and is still working. And plus Javelin arent effective against fast moving vehicles

@napmansion 2 года назад

good luck

@fabiofboful 2 года назад

One thing is sure, this weapon will be one of the best seller military equipment that every nation will want it on its army. Someone will make tons of money here....

@StevenSmith68828 2 года назад

So all in on Boeing? Idk if the Market already caught on to this you are right.

@Student0Toucher 2 года назад

Who cares we need more manufacturing and thats more jobs lets supply the Ukrainians

@maemilev 2 года назад

Easy to sell in the blackmarket too.

@jamesau4296 2 года назад

Not only Javelin, Perhaps they want the THAAD and the Iron dome Missile

@Zenon00007 2 года назад

❤️Ukrainian 🇬🇪

@timfaucett8387 2 года назад

Maybe the help will cause Russia to have so much pain. That they run away with their tails between their legs. It's obvious that they should get no respect or sympathy from anyone. Let's support Ukraine and allow them to join the UNITED NATIONS. If they were in the UN, Russia would never had ability to invade the Ukraine.

@timfaucett8387 2 года назад

Yes I mean NATO. Made an error. Thanks for the correction.

@PushyPawn 2 года назад

I just want to see a Javelin go off on the Slow Mo Guys channel.

@peterhavord5984 2 года назад

They're there

@AwSoMe_3AsEm 2 года назад

With every missile that been shipped the annual reward of LM CEO's increase.

@alexandrualex1085 2 года назад

0:45 wait is that polistiren or something ??

@timigs 2 года назад

Damn, 176k per Javellin.

@Scar626 2 года назад

Okay, but what is the Stugna-P? The Javelin is more dangerous to your personal safety. I guess they like to put the Javelin in the headlines so they feel like it's them fighting and not the Ukrainians.

@Pifagorass 2 года назад

Stugna-P hitting helicopters - it's something ?!

@MrBrewman95 2 года назад

We need to make sure Russia doesn’t get access to these.

@alistairbolden6340 2 года назад

The Javelin is a very decent weapon but really could use some updates and is expensive for what it is. Its honestly really over priced considering the Nlaw is 1/5 the price and takes less training time. Sadly it shows the state of the US defence industry right now you get less for more. I think if the US budget had less corruption and so was not over paying its real spending would like more like 250bil per year in real terms.

@PlannedObsolescence Год назад

I always see in these comments that whenever a US weapon is given recognition, there's always somebody from outside of the US that has to try to diminish it.

@alistairbolden6340 Год назад

@@PlannedObsolescence Yeah its a common issue caused by the indoctrination of Americans from a young age. Far to few Americans are capable of viewing things for what they are and instead overestimate anything associated with the USA. For example most of the US Navy was made in the 1970s and has not been properly updated for 50+ years, yet its in the general conscious that America has a ''state of the art Navy''.Another simple missoma is Americans often think that while they do pay more for it their healthcare their system is the best in the world, you only have to look at the life expectancy of the adverage American to see this is also completely faulse. TLDR Americans are brainwashed into thinking many things that are simply not based in reality, and as such often find themselves being corrected.

@alistairbolden6340 Год назад

@@PlannedObsolescence As an American I'm afraid you really should fact check yourself on almost anything you think as there is a very good chance your education prioritized the perception you have of your own nation over fact. Anyone who has ever met an American from any other nation can tell right away how manipulative and coercive (via fear) the American education system is. For comparison its extreamly comparable to how the Chinese were under Mao. You will see Many non Americans simply think Americans are stupid or suffer from very poor education but this is not the case what all, the American education system is very good at what its trying to achieve. That is a Docile population that will put up with some of the worst human rights and working standards in the known world.

@patrickmcdonough412 2 года назад

Raytheon and others need to make in street terms bigger and badder weapons ASAP. They all have engineers who would actually get excited were they told let your imagination go boys

@krmskiyua9598 2 года назад

Javelin, Stinger the Best. Glory to Ukraine 🇺🇸🇨🇦🇺🇦

@monkito69 2 года назад

Only reason I know about these is because I used to play MW2 lol

@tkhannibal2476 2 года назад

A good old rocket launcher does the job ask the guys from the middle east who fought for 29 years without the fancy stuff

@notastone4832 2 года назад

they are afraid of getting close to the russians lol

@maes1984 2 года назад

250k each

@almac9203 2 года назад

$76k for the rounds. The tube is reusable.

@ResidualSelfImage 2 года назад

The Javelin is too expensive to use exclusively ... the Javelin is more effective deployed as the initial weapon system to create a battlefield condition where more affordable lower tech weapons system can be used... The challenge is that weapon supply chain for Javelin won't keep up with battlefield demand when Putin is using overwhelming force... It is not just a war of weapons but of logistics and economics.

@samuelweir5985 2 года назад

The Javelin wins the war of economics against Russian tanks. We're comparing the $200K cost of a Javelin versus a Russian tank that cost millions to produce. Sure, there are cheaper NLAW anti-tank weapons (which have shorter ranges), but either way Russia loses the battle of economics big time every time one of its tanks is destroyed by either a Javelin or an NLAW (to say nothing of the lives of the Russian crew inside of the tank as well as the cost of training them).

@everydaydose7779 2 года назад

This is too expensive for defense from mostly parked tanks without support in an open field. Those surveillance drones and manual mortar might suffice

@poweredbynato6313 2 года назад

We need to recycle ♻️ those fallen tanks...

@Pifagorass 2 года назад

Lot's of iron ore saved, so much less CO2

@poweredbynato6313 2 года назад

@@Pifagorass yep.

@ocabj 2 года назад

Saint Javelin

@maxromy5018 2 года назад

Imagine when the buyers see these weapons mad rush to buy From US

@Indi.a.B33ger.Viru.s.Nation 2 года назад

Massive stock pile.... More than enough to go around... but of course.... need to make sure the Ukrainian people are actually using them and not ending up in the non allies hands.

@AnilKumar-xl2te 2 года назад

Demand for javelins increases

@azymighthh6835 Год назад

actually according to industry insight, the javelin is not effective in full battle scenario, its too complicated and slow, takes time to load and target etc, microchip problem etc, so the US is trying to get rid of it, and the arm industry is trying to cover its massive R&D costs.