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America probably does the most military parades, just in the form of flyovers. We have flyovers for almost every single baseball game in the 162 game season. We have flyovers for every single football game. We have flyovers for fireworks sometimes. And then there's the blue angels.
My dad and his friends were hooligans in the early 50's. He got drunk and crashed his pickup into a pharmacy at age 17. When he went to court, the judge offered jail time or military service. He chose to join the Army. As a paratrooper, he did a practice jump similar to the ones in the video. Back then, one guy packed everybody's chutes. Guy that packed chutes this particular day was notoriously lazy, careless, stupid or all three. When he jumped, his primary deployed tangled and didn't open. My dad pulled his backup and it only partially deployed. He landed in a sand dune, broke his hip pointer and crushed a vertebrae. The ornery bastard walked into town 4 miles away and got drunk. Hitched back to base where he immediately went and punched the "lazy dipshit" that packed chutes before finally reporting to the infirmary. Somehow, he still managed an honorable discharge, but he said he never wanted to jump out of a plane or tolerate a lazy dipshit ever again.
We actually used that fire hose looking charge in Operation Desert Storm. Iraq had a lot of large Mine fields we had to go through.
5:10 "I feel like its russian, it might just fall apart." — Actuallly you have no idea how accurate that is for their Mobile Missile carriers… they operate off a 2-stage 'booster' system. The first stage 'kicks' the rocket up out of the lunch-tube, then the 2nd stage kicks in to send it on its way. There are MANY, many, videos of the 2nd stage never igniting and the Missile falling back down 'onto' the launch-carrier. OR the 2nd stage ignighting, and the guidance breaking so it just spirals above the carrier or 'cartwheels' above it before detonating in the air or back on the ground.
19:50 First guy in the line: See you ladies on the ground! — Guy who later has the chute-snare: Not if i get there first!
Glad his reserve didnt get tangled in the mess his main was…. dont they usualy 'cut away' then pull their reserve to ensure that isnt a issue? (not that im complaining, just a question ive always had when seeing that video)
Why would the Russians want to sink museum ships?
So the makers of this shitty video think the Marines are part of the Army. That checks out.
Just wanted to say that I really appreciate that you took a second to say, "The title says incredible military moments and that was an incredible moment. Not incredible in a good way, incredible in a bad way."
One of my biggest YouTube gripes is the name of videos. The greatest, the best, You won't believe this, New discovery breaks the laws of physics. This shit pisses me off to no end, even if I actually really enjoy the content they produced. The false, over hyped titles completely turn me off. So when you or anyone else reference the content in relation to what the video is sold as is a wonderful thing. I would actually ask you to drop more lines like that into your commentary. Even if you only do it when it's positive… I can totally understand you not wanting to dump on a creator whose video is good enough for you want to share it and break down.
The 3rd one is actually tech we used in the 90s.
Reaction on Indian Marco operation against Somalia pirates and other recent
6:50 Why you ask? Because others are making them. And they make them because you're making them. There is no winners in war, but it's worse if you don't play along.
Plz, do a reaction video to the Belarus Military Parade Commemorates 80th Anniversary of Liberation from Nazi Invaders.
I'm from Australia and spent 24 years in the Army as a sig, but I think some of these Military power parades are mainly by Countries under a dictatorship, to both show the people don't fuck with the Government and to show other Countries don't come at me.
That "Rope" fired off is filled with C-4 plastic explosive.
Been seeing "public domain" clips like these for years now, nothing new really.🥱
#1 5/10: Not really impressed. I would expect this capability. Plus one point because the boat sinking like that just gets an extra point.
#2 4/10: It's a rocket taking off, still not impressed. We went to the mood decades ago.
#3 3/10 : This would be cooler if it was anything new. Just blowing up defenses/mines with explosives fashioned into a rope.
#4 3/10: The only reason it's not a 1 is because the wire hitting him made me pucker. But tanks wiping out seems to be not that uncommon in Russia.
#5 2/10: Out of every "incredible" helicopter crash they could pick from, they pick one of the most tamest I think I have ever seen. I have seen far worse non-fatal crashes. Only got a two because of the bus.
#6 10/10: Now this is some crazy stuff, I was expecting more of this. Dude came so close to becoming a pancake, but saved it last moment. I really want to know why his chute failed.
#7 4/10: Same as number one, but the ship didn't sink like the first so no extra point.
#8 7/10: That's a really crappy situation man. Alright I guess.
#9 I don't even feel like rating this one.
Overall score for the video is 3/10, it's just so low effort when it came to clip selection and the commentary. Felt like a program on television that's been dumbed down for a "general audience". The majority of these were not nearly as incredible as some of the other stuff I have seen online, not including stuff that wouldn't be suitable for YouTube.
just popping in to maybe shed some light here for those interested…. checkered patterns on missiles arent there to look pretty… thats the pattern on pretty much everything that has to go fast during testing… they calculate velocity and deviations by looking at the individual black and white squares in relation to the angle and distance of the camera… its a very low tech but super cheap, effective and precise way of measuring
Notice how the American missile tests show them hitting and destroying targets meanwhile none of the Russian missile tests show them hitting anything? It only shows the Russian missiles taking off.
It’s because Russian missiles are dogshit and can’t hit a literal building if it’s aiming at it.
The US doesn’t do military parades. Donald Trump tried to do a military parade and the DOD and military told him to go fuck himself because we aren’t Russia or North Korea.
Im a military veteran and when they sink something in a test we then dive and take video of the damage to analyze it usually small navy seal subs or drivers will take pictures and videos
Im a military veteran and when they sink something in a test we then dive and take video of the damage to analyze it usually small navy seal subs or drivers will take pictures and videos
I'm glad you love Jesus Lord God I'm also Christian blesses me my whole Life especially with being a US military veteran
I've seen footage from sinking a carrier as a reef. There were numerous cameras and other sensors throughout the ship feeding video and data to computer equipment in a large launch sitting on the flight deck on stocks. When the carrier went under, the launch floated off. Presumably, the Navy recovered the launch and the data. If you've never seen this video, it's worth watching : USS Oriskany Sunk and becomes Artificial Reef
I've seen the Para jump from the C-17s before. It didn't go wrong, just one amusing landing.
Good gravy, that weenie in the corner blabbing on again!!! (I'm trying to keep you honest here, Luke.) But you're saying, "Oh, I love a good ship sink'n!" And I'm here like, "So you're the freak in the theater laughing and cheering in the viewing of 'Titanic'." You know, there were people shrieking and crying and gritting their teeth. Luke's entire family are in the back like, "WHOOOO! SINK ANOTHER!!!!" That was less well received when they did the same during the movie "Pearl Harbor." . . . I'm kidding, but I can totally see you holding in the urge to whoop at the sinking scene of the Titanic. It's a big ship that went down.
That Russian missile……yeah, it might be able to do that, but we're talking about Russia. Also, that's something I don't feel is worthwhile gloating over and here's why. Rockets aren't like an engine where you get to adjust amounts. Rockets are an all on or nothing at all deal. Meaning that it's not so much that they've programmed the rocket to correct itself, it's that they've worked out exactly how much fuel needs to be put in those correcting rockets to get it to go in a certain direction. I don't think if they have any other option. Don't get me wrong, it's impressive that they got that figured out, but it's kind of like those tank fireworks when they work right. They move so far before "firing" little fire balls and maybe explode or crackle. That's not huge tech working, that's just careful measurements. So I applaud Russian chemists and physicists for figuring that bit out, not so much on the rocket engineers and technology programmers who probably are accredited with making an "amazing sophisticated rocket correction system."
Have you seen this short of a MOAB being used https://www.youtube.com/shorts/ROwfE1GVvBg ?
Sadly a Mexican paratrooper fell to his death. While on exercise the other day. 😢
The video is factually hopeless. At 2:37 "steers the rocket"? It's a bomb. At 3:17 "you can see the rocket fly in" 3:28 "the missile is so fast you don't even see it hit"? Oh, now it's a missile? The narrator pointed it out at 3:17 so it is not too fast to see. The script feels AI generated. I didn't bother with the rest of the video. Even though I love explosions as much as anybody.
As terrifying as heli crashes are they are way safer than people think. I know someone who was serving in the RAF as a heli crewman in the early 2000s and during an exercise in Germany the heli rolled down the side of a mountain. I've seen the footage he showed me once and as violent as it looked no one was harmed at all.
The rope is like Det cord, the rope explodes.
The uS doesn't really do military parades with equipment and tanks and stuff.
The parachruper was an oh shit moment, was my biggest fear during training.
The US Navy has had Rail Guns on several small boys testing goong back to when I first saw one in Mayport Florida back in 2001. The benefits are speed, no tracking or noise. It's like riding a motorcycle at 100 mph with no helmet and taking a bumblebee to the eyeball.
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Military parachutes are meant to get you to the ground quickly You're going to have to remove the main shoot very quickly Because they throw you out the jet at low altitude To help get you to the ground quickly So you don't get shot
It goes wrong when you get out the door you could hit the tail Or.
Your shoot could fail to deploy
Take a look at how close they're all coming out together so they all are able to land in the same location
Great video. Super tiny thing is that US navy carriers have F35-C aircraft not B. The US marines do operate the B type VTOLs on their smaller carriers that can’t support catapult launches.
US Marine . 🍿🍺😂
Almost got his bounce wing's . 👼
Ngl its annoying when videos tell you what they're going to show in the first 15 sec like that's the point of the video, like you dont even have to watch the full video anymore😅