Graham Family Reacts To 5 Reasons You Shouldn't Mess With The USA

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Graham Family Reacts To 5 Reasons You Shouldn’t Mess With The USA

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  2. The MIRV or Multiple Independently targetable, re-entry vehicle is a separate nuclear bomb. My submarine that I was on, the USS John Adams, SSBN 620, was capable of carrying 16 Polaris C3 missiles with10 bombs per missile. The newer Ohio class boomers, (what we call fleet ballistic missile subs), can carry 24 Trident Missiles with 14 warheads per missile. They retrofitted the four oldest Ohio class subs into Guided Missile subs, by replacing the first two missile silos with a egress/ingress shed to deploy Navy SEALS, complete with mini subs, and the remaining 22 silos can carry about 7 tomahawk guided missiles.

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  12. 12:38

    Most of these bombs in the modern day have become laser guided, meaning that an infrared laser is trained on the target and the bomb is launched. The bomb will then follow the laser to the target (GBU-13 as an example)

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  13. Yes it's true big mistake to mess with us, I'm a United States Marine Special forces I'm GSGT Bray of the 1st Marine Recon Amphibious Asalt Unit, still hard to believe I survived sixteen years and four combat tours, when my unit struck they never saw us coming! And that was just the black ops ground Asalt Semper Fi means always loyal 🇺🇸

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  14. The US has the most powerful airforce and navy in the world!! Yet Middle Eastern countries, North Korea, China, Russia keeps pushing our buttons!! You mess with bull, YOU WILL GET THE HORNS!! The US will never fully reveal its entire military might! Enemies…BE AWARE!!

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  20. With all due respect to your patriotism, this video is full of crap.

    1. Let's start with aircraft carriers.

    Of the 11 aircraft carriers, only 2 are in service. The remaining 9 are in eternal repair or are ALREADY donors of spare parts for these 2. To accompany aircraft carrier groups, Russia has a set of submarines. For example, an improved version of the Varshavyanka submarine. NATO calls this submarine "Black Hole". Because it disappears from NATO radars after diving under water. To track the enemy, he uses the sound channels of the ocean depths. Sounds travel differently at different depths of the ocean. This boat can “read” sounds at depths of up to 600 meters. NATO (USA) submarines do not dive deeper than 200 meters. In Russia, such submarines are called “shepherds”. He looks after the “herd” and at the right moment delivers a crushing attack (torpedoes, missiles) on the aircraft carrier. What is an aircraft carrier group WITHOUT an aircraft carrier? NOTHING.

    2. Stealth aircraft. Stealth technology was studied long ago in the USSR. The aircraft remains invisible (only to NATO radars and ONLY in ONE frequency range) ONLY until the moment of maneuvering. As soon as its geometry relative to the observer changes, it becomes visible. It was THIS negative property of stealth that contributed to the refusal of the USSR and RUSSIA from full stealth for their aircraft. BUT the KGB “allowed” American spies to “steal” this technology (or rather, part of this technology). The Americans completed all the missing parts of this failed technology themselves and at their own expense. As a result, trillions of dollars were spent on the development and production of F-22, 35. BUT, they are clearly visible on Russian radars (these radars operate in several wavelength ranges simultaneously). This is why F-35 pilots in Syria do not take off when the Russian Su-30, or 31, or 33, or 34, or 35, or 37 fighter is in the sky. And the only “victory” of the F-22 in “battle” is shooting down AFTER 3 ATTEMPT a Chinese balloon.
    3. Missile forces. In the United States, the Minuteman is still in service with the development of the 70s of the last century. (3rd modification).

    In Russia during this time.

    Sarmat is the most powerful missile in the WORLD.

    Mace – from a submarine.

    Sineva – from a submarine.

    Poplar (+ modifications) – from a self-propelled gun.

    Yars – from a self-propelled gun.

    Vanguard – nuclear-powered ammunition. Moves in low-Earth orbit.

    Iskander, Dagger, Onyx, Granit – all these missiles can be with a nuclear charge.

    TORPEDO "Poseidon" – underwater drone. Range – almost 9 thousand kilometers – orientation system – a combination of GPS and Glonass (Russian analogue of GPS). This torpedo reaches the target (near the enemy shore), lies on the bottom and waits for an order. When a nuclear charge explodes, a tsunami rises from 200 to 500 meters. How many cities can survive a tsunami 200 meters high? How many of these “Poseidons” are ALREADY “sleeping” near the American shores – only the Russian Ministry of Defense knows.

    4. Missile systems and artillery. After the Second World War, ALL of NATO abandoned artillery – only Russia continued to improve its weapons. In Russia, ANY weapon of 152mm caliber or larger CAN BE NUCLEAR.

    Russian tanks fire guided anti-tank missiles through the main barrel. Therefore, Abrams are STILL prohibited from being rolled out onto the battlefield in Ukraine.
    4:47 of your video – Trimaran – failed development – USA refused. Like Zumwalt – an iron with nuts.

    By the way, the shame of this video is confirmed by footage of RUSSIAN weapons, which in this view are supposedly American.

    7:24 of your video launch of the Russian YaRS rocket. ONLY Russian missiles are first fired from the container, and then the main engine starts working. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sNwXdi4ZLck.

    7:27 of your videolaunch of Russian Bulava missiles from the Russian submarine Yuri Dolgoruky. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VUdIUdouLv0
    This type of shooting (a salvo – several shots in a row) can ONLY RUSSIAN submarines.
    By the way. Trident-2 rocket. Launched from a submarine – the only one in the USA and Britain… Developed by the USA. Britain recently tried a test launch of this missile. The training missile flew out of the sea, and then immediately fell LITERALLY next to the submarine. The crew and the Minister of Defense of Boritania (he was on this submarine) miraculously did not die. And then the British said that “in a real battle, this missile flew as expected”… Probably, the officers of this submarine forgot to tell the missile that it should fly.

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  23. 9:20 The Bikini Atoll was a huge testing area for nuclear weapons. There's a fan theory that Bikini Bottom from Spongebob was inspired by the Bikini Atoll and that the reason they're humanoid sea creatures is due to nuclear radiation causing genetic mutations. 😂

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  27. When it comes to ICBMs, nuclear or not, they are MIRV-capable. MIRV means that every missile can carry 6 independent warheads that can strike different targets. So say that you fire one missile and when it goes ballistic, the 6 warheads seperate from the nose cone and home on their target. You can also adjust the yeild of the warhead, so you can do full-on strikes or more strategic missions.

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  29. Honestly, as an American, I get freaked out about the nuclear issue as well. However, you guys likely wouldn't be affected in the instance of a nuclear volley between us and say Russia (nor would I, or most people). Also, Russia's problem is, the US didn't sell their nuke materials to empower oligarchs. We legitimately maintain our weapons systems better than we take of our own people. Also, Slovakia is a NATO member. If they even looked at you wrong, America would be on your doorsteps to defend you.

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  35. As a kid at the beginning of the cold war, we had "duck and cover" underneath our desks one arm over our eyes and one over the back of our necks, facing away from the windows. As we got older we went into the hallways with backs to the wall that was closest to outside. There was always complete silence. That was in case of a nuclear bomb. By the time i got to high school (1972) we only had fire drills. I live 25 miles away from the Naval War College and 40 miles from Electric Boat where the hulls of the subs are built. Sometimes when you're on the train heading north they have the hanger door open…those things are HUGE

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  37. Once an ICBM is fired it cannot be turned around. This is why the US has what is known as the “nuclear triad” of land air and sea based launches. Land based and sea based missiles can be fired within 15 minutes of being given the order and they take about 15 minutes to hit their target on the other side of the globe. Air based bombs (flown in planes) however take longer to deploy but can be turned around.in case of a mistake. Therefore a president of the United States has to decide whether to launch a nuclear attack as a response to a suspected attack before missiles already launched reach the US. If there is any uncertainty at all the planes would go up first. If a launch from say Russia is confirmed we wouldn’t o get our missiles out of the ground rather than have them destroyed. This is a tremendous amount of judgement required under high pressure on limited time constraints.

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  38. Some mention Red Dawn. Actually in the sixties and seventies, this was a common conversation amount men and boys- the hardship the enemy invasion would have. Talking about what guns we could get our hands on, and gain weapons off of casualties.

    A WW vet (in his fifties) chimed in, saying g you don’t forget the skills learned in the military.

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  39. It’s not even about the individual strength of each capability. The real power resides in the US’ ability to integrate those capabilities together and use them simultaneously in coordinated efforts for ridiculously precise strikes. That multiplies their combat effects.

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  45. The Trident missile is probably the worse & most potentially effective weapon in the U.S. nuclear arsenal.
    The subs carry 40 Tridant missiles each, in the weapons bay are known among sailors as "Sherwood Forest", they would exercise/jog around the missiles during their daily workout because it came out to be about a quarter of a mile.
    The Trident missile has 10 nuclear warheads, each capable of hitting 10 independent targets.
    Thus each sub having the ability to strike 400 targets with atomic bombs.

    The United states have some 68 subs, if fully stocked with the Trident missile would have the ability to launch some 2,720 missiles, targeted at some 27,200 different targets, (some are preserved for offensive).

    The moment Russia invaded the Ukraine, those missiles were re-armed & loaded into the subs. Putin messed up, he should have went before the UN to address his concerns.
    While I am opposed to the U.S. sending aid to the Ukraine, Russia is playing a dangerous game.
    With the shear amount of U.S. submarine missiles, they could easily take out any missile attacks, & then cause massive devastation that Russia nor any One China could ever fathom.
    In the 1940's the US first delved successfully into time phasing, with the USS Elderage.
    Just 4 years after her launch the U.S. sold her to Brazil , right after the Philadelphia experiment.
    Brazil scrapped the ship 23 years later.
    Now consider this the average life span of a military ship is at the least 40 years, and maximum of 50 years.
    Yet the Elderage was scrapped just 27 years after being built.

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