This is America's M270 MLRS
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- Since the first M270s were delivered to the U.S. Army in 1983, the MLRS has been adopted by several NATO countries. Some 1,300 M270 systems have been manufactured in the United States and in Europe, along with more than 700,000 rockets.
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I was the Driver and Gunner for this for 3.5 years and did 15 months in Iraq with over 2 dozen fire missions and I can tell you, its more awesome than it looks!
Yes thanks for your service 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Damn, I would like to use one of these and thanks for your service too
I can back Tom up. I was a dvr/gunner/cdr for 7 years in germany/Iraq/white sands/and Korea. You have to see and feel it to truly appreciate it's firepower. Devastating to light/medium armored targets. Ball game. 🎯.
I wasn’t working on this Missile system, but was on others in the Navy. All I can say is; buy these missiles, more the merrier. But we don’t let it fall into enemy hands! I was Army signal Corp and Navy Firecontrol on BB61, LPH10, FF1077 ships and Merchant Marine ammunition ships.
It seems awful loud !Did you have special ear protection ?
Actually, the UK and US both used multiple rocket launch systems during WWII. The UK had what they called the "Landmattress" which was similar to the Katyusha, but it was just set up on the ground. It was not attached to a truck. The US mounted them on large landing ships in the Pacific and used them to bombard Japanese defenses. The US also had some mounted on Jeeps and Sherman tanks (called Calliopes).
The brits barely used the landmattres anyways
There's also the T34 Calliope, which is a M4 Sherman carrying x60 M8 Rockets.
Why Katyusha is famous and deadly? Because the design is perfect & correctly. UK Landmattress is not a mobile platform and smaller rocket. US Calliopes mounted on Sherman tank , It is slow , smaller rocket and limited the sherman function in battle. Russian design is cheap , useful and effective
@@DeZug Yes, you are correct. I'm just saying that the Russians weren't the only one with rocket artillery. The Germans also had their Nebelwerfer-41
"Actually, US... blah blah blah"
There's no adrenaline rush like the one's I experienced as a gunner in a US Army M-270. Flipping those two toggle switches. "Arm", and "Fire". Hearing that muffled shotgun blast. WOW!!! I'll never forget that feeling.
No shit bud thats badass
Hahaha no shit
Sound of Freedom.
can't hear all the civilians and kids you killed that's a perk
I want to join that
I was in an 8 inch Howitzer Battalion back in the 80's and we had a single MLRS battery. By the end of my tour, they deactivated the other batteries and the rest were to become MLRS.
A Hannabou how’s your moms basement seems like you are there 24/7
On the Minute!
lol no use of this lil boy toys taliban and the vietnamese showed you what the real war scenario looks like
@@abz1261 That's probably because America actually knows how to train freedom fighters, you know, considering they're the only Nation that ever beat a super power at a civilian level?
Nazi Germany thoroughly enjoyed American tactics, training, espionage and foreign aid. That I can assure you.
NOW, if only little China and little Russia were forced to pay back their ww2 debt for the lend-lease act that seems to be quietly removed from their national debt statistics, huh? Xi Jingping felt REALLY great about acknowleding such debts recently. Something about crashing their credit rating/reliability if they didn't...
@@hackersulamaster LOL DON'T EVEN TALK ABOUT RUSSIA AND CHINA WHEN TALIBAAN CAN SPANK THEIR ASSES RED HOT JUST IMAGINE WHAT RUSSIA AND CHINA WOULD DO AND FYI US HAS ALWAYS FOUGHT WITH ALLIED GROUP AND PROXIES GOT NO BALLS TO FIGHT ALONE BRO TALIBAN COULD BREAK THEIR NECKS WITHOUT MODERN MILITARY HARDWARE DO YOU EVEN THINK THEY CAN FIGHT IN TODAYS WORLD THEY ARE JUST CRY BABIES
I was a 88M in a FSB in 41st Fires Brigade and I loved watch the MLRS fire. Awesome sight to see in person.
Worked for a Plant that made the MLRS Rocket motor case & aluminum warhead skins. When used in first Gulf war , it was worth the effort of many to deliver devastating gifts for our enemies.
The Canadian (NI Ind.)factory made the cluster submunition. Honeycomb stamped inner surface for shrapnel effect × 144 per warhead,= bad day for recipient. The rocket has been upgraded since my short early production run employment , and very effective. Enjoying end user comments.
Also artillery casings,( lotsa), 105& 155mm, cartridge cases 105,& 5"54 naval gun. 120mm warhead & base plug cases, learned alot, would gladly go back, Corp reorg, in early 90's laid off in 88".- the factory was used in Lethal Weapon 4 end shootout in the main Press Dept.. Norris Industries Vernon
( now Siemans Ind.inc.)
I read that the US stopped making/using/exporting cluster munitions. Too many un-detonated rounds laying around caused non-combatants' deaths & injuries. They just packed the pounds in them up w/ more HE.
@@joekurtz8303 Wow ! , I worked there as well . Started sweeping the floors at build # 6 ( cart case machine line ) , transfered to Quality Control and inspected all those products you mentioned . went thru a couple of Union strikes then transfered to the Die Crib as a tool expediter then went to Engineering and did estimating . Got laid off in 90 when I was a Technical Buyer . Good times , learned a lot .
That main press Dept was called the Hall of Giants . Worked at NI INd. for 25 years . 5215 S. Boyle Ave. Vernon Ca.
Keep in touch ! love to touch base with you !
Take care .
Great only did 6yrs till 88' dept 121, press line , heat treat- moon bldg , material handling etc. Had a family member in front office, you may know him.
This has always been such an impressive weapons system.
IF ONLY WE COULD SAY THE SAME ABOUT THE WEAK SOLDIERS
@@terrythetuffkunt9215 The soldiers are the toughest in the world.
@@terrythetuffkunt9215 Regardless of how strong you think the US Military actually is, the fact of the matter is that they held their lines in a hostile foreign country for 20 years. The only reason they’re leaving is because they’re simply following orders, if they were instead ordered to stay in Afghanistan then they would. If you think leaving is weak then the the weak ones would be the people who ordered them to leave, not the soldiers, they’re simply following orders
@@terrythetuffkunt9215 dont worry. AI is slowly taking on critical calculations and hard tasks and so on ... soldier in future only have to press the trigger button... this they can do I believe. even those idiots over in europe can do that and use those weapons well
Need 30,000 more of them
I’m from Ukraine , and I’m thankful USA for this weapon
We’re forever in debt I to you guys. Slava Ukraine
That’s why your losing
This kind of weapons will lead to Russia escalating what weapons they use and end up with more devastation in Ukraine. You think you're being helped but you're just being used as a proxy war.
@@sikeda8423 I'd be surprised if Russia loses, but come back when they actually win. Its 2 months on and little to show for it.
@@jasonbrewer6714 the question is rather is if they can not reach their preliminary goals and they still lost lots of men power and equipment which will be very expensive to replace in modern times. Did they not loose already...
i was a 13M for 5 years, 2007-2012 loved every moment of it
Stop the cap!
@@eddiesaint8713 Definitely cap. I was a 13M and I can tell you it was fun to fire but everything else was a complete pain, especially having to hit the carwash after a field deployment. Gear recovery and inventory and inspection... total PITA.
King of Battle
@@GTRNights Oh God.. YOU'RE RIGHT! Also forgot about the ammo section...
I'm a driver for this track in korea currently, can say it's definitely one of the coolest vehicles
also me too but in another army
Badass
Steel Rain! A138, Camp Stanley, Korea, 1998. Some of the hardest working Soldiers I have came to know and respect.
@Jim Prpich Being at Camp Stanley, and 2nd ID often felt like a revised WWII concentration camp.
ROKs are hard, tough soldiers
@Jim Prpich 6/37 and 1/38 moved to Casey in 05 and 37 fell off bad. I don't know what happened after I left
A 1/38 02'
imagine using that in medieval times. You could conqure entire world with 100 of these.
Honestly maybe with just one, provided you have enough ammo
You could conquer the entire medevil world with a few fighter jets tbh. They would probebly think a modern fighter jet is some sort of gods plague
@@smesh4190 honestly one attack helicopter with enough fuel and ammo would be enough
You would run out of fuel and ammo and be unable to repair it long before that happened
a unit is capable of saturation bombing of 27 square kilometers! Thats insane.
Then they have to reload! Shooting is MUCH more fun than reloading...
Watching the Soviet launches, I'm sure if I was in the German army and saw these launching in my direction, my bowels would instantly activate.
The germans had their own.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
The British army has a two regiments of these bad boys, at least one is in the territorial army (now called army reserve), the reason so is that these are such awesomely powerful their deployment requires a significant war hence they don't really need to be all in the regular army - its hard to do peacekeeping with a MLRS :)
The way things are going here in the UK the only army we will have in 10yrs will be the reserves! Bloody joke considering we used to be one of the most feared nations !
@@philbrownsey-hughes2793 yeah you guys went from owning most of the world to being stuck on an island 2.8 times smaller than the state of Texas
@@philbrownsey-hughes2793 'used to be', exactly. Now be a good old chap and stand in line at the gas station.
@@philbrownsey-hughes2793 In fact only army you need to defence is Coastal Guards and Airforce.
Or you want to be agressors? ;)
@@Maks_Morkovkin airforce? bloody useless toffee nosed diesel pigeons?
Watching those rockets ignite, blasting out of those tubes, and flying through the sky at incredible speed is such an awesome sight to see! M270 MLRS is fucking badass!!
Wait until the USA unleases plasma at 1200 degrees. We are dicks, but we also saved the world.
My cav unit got MLRS dropped right on us in Desert Storm in a friendly fire incident. Still to this day cannot believe nobody died. Thank God for armor. The armor stopped the shrapnel, but oh my God it was like having human sized subwoofers on each side of your body going off to the craziest drum and bass you ever heard.
WOW! Former 13M I'm amazed and thrilled nobody died. No it wasn't me. I was there for the next episode...
@@stopitmikeThanks! Yeah still amazed. We had wounded in the light skinned vehicles, but for what it was we were lucky to the extreme. 2 of our Bradley's were inop for a couple of hours, but they fixed them up and we kept rolling.
The sound is awesome, the little (big) click it makes, just like a gun firing when the rocket goes off, very satisfying
I proudly served as a 13P Fire Direction Specialist for this Beast of a system for 6 years. The best time of my life. Then we completely switched to a HIMARS BN, and I served with that system for 3 years.
Where'd you serve?
I was at Ft. Stewart, then Italy. My Commo buddy was in a Miles battery in Germany in the 90s
@@HappyHermitt first duty station was Ft Bragg, then Ft Hood, then Korea Camp Stanley, and finally back to Ft Bragg.
@@marcial.c "im sooo fucking pissed off im stuttering!!!"----sgt Cepeda cmp Stanley 2003...
@@marcial.c after all my years in the army....you're still one of my favorite chiefs ever
@@craiggohm8913 well Gawd Damn how have you been?!?
The addition of computers to coordinate TOT (time on target) attacks should be one of the most terrifying concepts to anyone on the receiving end of a barrage.
I am so happy these are being sent to Ukraine at last.
Had some set up a mile or two in front of us near the Wadi al Batin in '91, got to see some fire missions. Awesome!
Old 13MS8R20 here. Worked at WSMR for 2 years, shot over 750 rockets and 1 ATACMS while there, and a few at C range in the R.O.K.
Kačuša from WWII was a bad ass sound launcher ! Psychologically devastating just as much as physicaly , even more I would say. One of the best military produced sounds 👍
Kind of sounds like TIE FIGHTERS from StarWars 😅
I was a medic in the first gulf War & I had the honor of being assigned to one of these units. To witness in aw the power of each rocket leaving the tube then going down range and seeing the destruction. The Iraqi's have us the nick name steel rain.
Thank you for your service!
Lies these were not used in Iraq
War crime actions against far countries , dont be proud.
@@landro9369 Yeah it turns out there were no WMDs but both parties voted for action so the blame is shared all around the table. The more you know about Siddam Hussein his sons and the things they did to the people the less bad you feel about it. One of his boys enjoyed dropping people into industrial grinders for fun. Keep whining about war crimes against these monsters. No one cares.
@@ChuckCoy that all doing your state to your peeaple (epstain, Clinton and that stuff just one thing i fast remember) , but irak was independent state with free education, medical and practicaly without crime. What is now, just like libia, what is now... Dont be proud, that is crime against milions people and kids.
This is the perfect punk rock album cover
I spent some time at ft sill and this was one of the coolest things to see firing, especially at night.
I want to see how it looks with GoPro attached to them 😃
OR WE SHOULD SEE HOW IT LOOKS WHILE AMERICAN SOLDIERS RUN FROM THE TALIBAN HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
@@terrythetuffkunt9215 or watch while the taliban sees the B83 nuke approaching their territory helplessly admit defeat
going at mach jesus that would be very fun to watch
@@samuraicheems9504 if Afghanistan gets nuked, oh trust me china and russia would love to see that happen
@@identity2257 oh and Britain, they tried to invade that place 3 times
I saw a unit of these deploy in Iraq in 03 and I was scared shitless seeing the amount of rockets launched.
214 FA BDE out of Fort Sill. Glad we could impress😁
Why is it scary if they’re on your side?
@@hengry2 Cause shit's super loud i'm assuming
@@jonjonwells You didn't invent the weapon system
@@jonjonwells
1-12 FA BDE. Steel Rain bringing the PAIN!
Hearing and seeing these in person is mesmerizing
Thank you for your service
There is no better feeling than having an A10 over your shoulder during battle.
ALL YOU HERE IS A BURB Above You and tanks blow up
When they dip their Wings, overhead you know they have your back
@@isouser3455 maybe not....but having two apaches fly 20 feet over head to lead your convoy in iraq is pretty damn fine too
Thank you 🇺🇸 USA & UK 🇬🇧 Government and People of US and UK (I assume M270 to Ukraine came from UK) for helping 🇺🇦 with M270. Together with Himars - great combo . 🕊️ 🇺🇦 .
💪🏻🇺🇦
Actually at least 12 of them came from the US, possibly more. Most of the strikes against Russia listed as coming from HIMARS systems are probably actually from M270s, as you guys have way more of them than HIMARS and they fire the same missiles. Frankly, the terrain in Ukraine means the M270 is likely the more useful of the two. It's better offroad, only a little less advanced than the HIMARS, and can fire twice as many rockets before reloading. The only downside it has that would be relevant is that it's a lot slower to move.
This has to be my favorite channel on CZcams at the moment, the amount of details and information you give with the clips of the weapon or equipment in operation is fantastic. Thank you
The beauty of these rockets launching is unparalleled.
Beauty?!?! They dont stay in the air. How many civilians receive this gift ??
None. Rockets only hit evacuated military sites.@@MohaAhmadhamadani
@@MohaAhmadhamadanivery beautiful. Especially when its used against an enemy acting like they are the victims of a war THEY started.
@@TrazynPrime right, in 1948
@@TrazynPrime ABC of international law: 1. An occupier has no right for self-defence due to the offensive position. 2. The occupied has the right to use any form of resistance including the usage of force. End.
Excellent voice-over artist on this channel!
I'm glad Finland has these.
I got to see a platoon of mlrs fire at ntc it was epic!!!
Would have been something if we were there at the same time. My mlrs bn went there in September
@@levikuhnert7421 I went there in 2007 and 2012 the 07 trip was where I seen the mlrs platoon fire!!!
7:34 "did the first one hit?" "I don't know sir cant see anything" "fire more to make sure"
The power and just shear velocity of them anymore is insane!!! Even 275s. When they show those massive launches its hard to imagine what kinda hell is on the other end of that!
U gotta love where we live godbless America 🙏🙏🙏
Danger close are words you never want to utter when calling fire for these things. I was a cav scout during storm/shield and saw first hand the business end of these things.
I got the lucky experience to watch the truck based one fire of its 6 as a demonstration at ANG Alpena in Michigan at their range. Even let me sit inside it before they sent it out to prep. Awesome system
So good I watched it twice without realizing it.
For those that don't know: Rockets are dumb (fire in general location). Missles are smart (do what you want them to do...and think by themselves). If the munition has a device that individually can "distinguish/change course"...it's a missle, i.e, Heat, radar etc... Newer gen's have both and are refered to as "MARK's" (semi-missle and rocket). Almost an "oop's" weap. Not exactly dumb, but knows basically what to do.
Not exactly but close. Missile means it can change direction in flight. We had smart rockets and bomlets that could zero in on enemie vehicles.
"Not exactly dumb, but knows basically what to do."
Sums up human beings as well lol
@@ryanholmes1970 that’s what he said
Not all rockets are dumb. Some rockets are laser guided too.
The missile knows where it is at all times
This is probably the coolest
And deadly weapon in war
Lucky to those countries who had this kind of weapon
Can be used in long range battles
Should o join
I was the medic for a battery in South Korea that used these. They are bad ass. We lit a mountain on fire during a live fire exercise 😂
Camp Stanley 2000-2001
Ukraine will definitely orders a few of these MLRS and the MGM 140 ATACMS.
They need to dismantle the Kerch Strait Bridge and flatten Sevastopol Navy Base.
I served 4 years during peacetime. Only got to participate in one live fire and my chief launched the rockets. However, I did get to help scrub the rocket exhaust off all three launchers in our platoon.
Lol
Excellent video. Keep up the good work.
Imagine the cluster one, but instead it releases 400 switchblade-like seekers that communicate with each other to maximize target coverage. I bet they are working on that right now.
I was close to finishing School in Germany in the late 90s and would have been mustered for a compulsory service time if it weren't for my scoliosis. But I at least got the opportunity to make a weekend visit to a rocket artillery battalion as a preliminary for people that wanted to enlist after their "Wehrdienst" for a certain time. They were equipped with the same machines designated MARS.
24 years as a 13m.
God I miss those day.
Steel rain
Wow great job
I miss the days of watching the rookie drivers stall out in the motor pool with the m270. Was alot of fun! FT SILL 97
I've seen Danish M270's and Polish BM-21's firing. 💪🏻🇩🇰🇵🇱
That was freaking awesome! 💥💥💥💥
Most have been a while ago since the Danish launchers were all put into storage 15 years ago and then sold 10 years ago.
Ukraine need 100 MLRS rocket 🚀 artillery ➕ 50,000 rounds...and spare parts...
GOD bless America!! And are brave troops
Le armi le benedice il diavolo.
Dio lascialo stare e vergognati
Provide a few to Ukraine to stop the unprovoked aggression
This is what I did, this was my MOS. I had the opportunity to see live fire exercises in person from both the launch and impact sites. It was possible to watch the cluster deploy as the rocket came in. It was fascinating. Just dummy clusters but the splash they made on the ground was scary without the high ex. Devastating weapon.
Cool mos, but very limited duty stations.
I'm not knocking you, just stating a fact.
Thank you.
How long did it take to reload?
@@briankorth6763 I could reload in 4 minutes. That was just me and my crew chief. We were short on people so I was both driver and gunner at the same time, but didn't slow us down.
@@HappyHermitt You are so right... Fort Sill or South Korea... when I was in. The other stations were like winning the lottery. Germany? Yea right. Nobody leaves Germany. I spent all my time(outside of deployments) at Fort Sill. With most of the guys I met at AIT and some of those ended up in my battalion. Later in life I ended having several TDYs in South Korea as a 25B. I actually liked the place.
I was m270 driver and gunner in the idf and it's amazing machine
Lies
@@patricktate4782 what do you mean?
@@shaked1972 IDF have not used these
@@shaked1972 I work for the US military and we have not sold any of these to you.
@@shaked1972 just checked the dossier
Taiwan is buying a significant number of HIMARS and land based Harpoon missile systems.
Unfortunately, the ink is barely dry on the deal, and they need them essentially "right now".
They'll need them to defend against a Chinese invasion.... Of course they'll need the USA, Japan and a lot of other allies in the area to help them as well.
they cant win, they dont need it, sounds like consumerism. it will just lead to more destruction. taiwan is china. japan retreated after ww2 and the disposed government went there
Excellent Channel.
My grandad helped design these in Huntsville, AL at Redstone Arsenal!
This is Heavy duty and bad ass 💪🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸👊
God bless America 🙏
Did god design the missile system? Is god in the room with us right now?
That hooning sound alone can cause a heart attack
Rockets are so graceful !
Primarily used as an offensive tool but could also be utilized to temporary halt or stall an enemy advance (on land).
only if the enemy was at least 10 miles away, the minimum firing distance of the MLRS. 99.5% offense 0.5% defense
Could you imagine being on the other end of any of these barrages
yeah I was a 13 F it's amazing
Ask a UA soldier I’m sure he can tell you what it feels like to take cover from a hundred rockets
there is a lot of tic tonk vids from ukranian trench troops that capture such moments.
Informative & realistic video. @00:40' particularly interesting.
Just the speed alone when the rockets leave the tube, Its terrifying... Could only imagine the damage it could cause. 🙈
mach2
Rocket arty is and always will be the coolest weapon system with one of the most devastating psychological and physical effects.
I need one of these. Got someone giving me problems.
😂
There is a looped Katyusha rocket launcher video on youtube. It is like listening to an orchestra playing a symphony.
Awesome. Served on one as a gunner and a driver
Powerful 💪💪💪
See, this is how it's done. Rockets which are GPS guided along with a tremendous range, while carrying a ridiculously large number of cluster munitions as a general anti-personnel or soft target attack, along with multiple other variants of missile if the intended target needs something larger on a single point. Also, take note that they aren't 1940's era trucks which fire their rockets as if they're trying to create a "spray and pray" rocket-based machine gun; putting the same platform on both 6x6 trucks and tracked vehicles expands the capabilities too. Accurate and slower firing of about one every four seconds will combine with the other aspects mentioned, and result in a larger area of effect landing precisely within the grid square covered as intended. Not just a bunch of rockets which land several hundred meters apart in regards to both distance fired and left-to-right spread.
you know how effective pray and spray is when you spotted troops in a nearby tree growth
My grandfather fought with the Soviet katyusha in ww2. I remember him calling it Stalin’s organs and it being the greatest sound he had ever heard when firing
Seeing those missiles flying into the air at 3:30 is crazy. It's one thing to hear and another thing to see a weapon that is basically shooting bullets 90 miles away. They just disappear into the sky. Absolutely insane. We are living in the future.
If cluster artillery shells are illegal you can always switch to thermobaric warheads.
Civilian won't get hurt walking through field if civilian and field is destroyed by nuke. lolol
Whos gonna enforce that law? The un? With what army
God Bless America. I am Ukrainian. Thanks for Big Thanks for American people against Russian fascists!! God Bless America. I am Ukrainian. Thanks for Big Thanks for American people against Russian fascists!!
Россия -Великая страна!
Rocket artillery is and will always be terrifying.
I worked on this program for more than 25 years.
The Russians claim to have a better system but I believe that with software upgrades and improved missiles, the M270 will not only remain effective but continue to be the superior MLRS system for decades to come.
No
@@oleshkapilmeshka0474 found the Russian
@@Auroralawnservices
Non, on a vu en Syrie les obèses us ont reculé face à une patrouille russe !
@@stes3242 They didnt
They do have a better system. It's the og truck mount from WW2.
The MLRS cluster munitions were further improved to avoid unexploded ordinance, so they are still used.
Got just one word for this system......AWESOME.....Thanks
Been a driver and gunner in these monsters. Nothing beats sitting on the top of one of them with your buddies eating snacks watching other crews fire off their rockets. 13 mike lead the way
Roll a few up onto the flight deck of a LHD, LSD or LPD chain them down and you quickly have a heavy-hitting naval strike system.
GPS guided
not hardly, these are rockets, not torps or nukes, they can only kill small targets
@@mmoarchives2542 yes, and modern ships dont have armor. Rockets do fine against modern warships
There is an entire family of different missiles and yes they do have GPS.
God Bless USA!
Good ole Fort Sill, Lawton, Oklahoma.....! ARTILLERY...!
Thanks
now make it fire rockets while on the move, would make it harder to hit via backtrace, but requires more accurate guidance systems in the rockets.
As he stated in the description of the system sir, Rockets don't have a guidance system, missles do. Rockets fire, then a timer tells it how much time to burn before it enters stage 2. Stage 2 is when it fires a charge that blows the "skin" off the rocket, it then fires a gyro that gets it spinning and centrifugal force sprays the 644 submunitions and they fall to the target area below and detonate.
@@jimmyzphillips5885 thank you for correcting me good sir, i am no military man, instead used to the realms of science. Thus the term rocket refers for me, to both guided and unguided rocket engine propelled vehicles.
@@lbochtler yes sir, no worries. now a missle has the ability to fire "thrusters" per say, or otherwise control thrust through fins, wings, etc., making minute adjustments Mid-flight to alter the trajectory and ultimately steer or guide it to it's target.
V-2 rocket was a guided rocket.
@@jimmyzphillips5885 not factual for most rocket types. You listed only like one type of design of one type actually ..
Im so happy to live in America where my life is so save because we have the best military in the world. Must be scary to live in most countries.
Only scary if your neighbor happens to be either Russia or China.
And so many people here think that getting a Starbucks order wrong is the end of the world... Living in a developed country is still something I'm thankful for every fucking day!
"I remember the 270s very well. Was stationed a few clips south of Saigon city back in Veeyitnom."
I enjoy the technical term “shoot n’ scoot”
I was once been an operator of this in Afghanistan
@@syphontoastie6265 thank you for the comment that was completely pointless and did absolutely nothing(this describes your life probably as well, band kid nerd🤓🤓🤓🤣🤣🤣)
It's true sadly, what did our war in afghanistan accomplish besides losing our countries wealth, and destroyed and lost lives? It's a shame. We have nothing to show for it, and the taliban are back in power. Sad
And these amazing peaces of the weaponry are soon going to Ukraine to fight russia, I sincerely thank the people of the US for this tremendous help we will never forget it🙏
The first units are being sent by the UK. The M270 was also partly developed by the UK.
but dont be surprised if a lot of civilians are killed by it
@@altenberg-greifenstein Any sane civilian would've run for it months ago. Even if I had a relative who couldn't walk I'd get them out by ox cart if I had to.
@@altenberg-greifenstein Depends on which side is losing civilians. If it’s russian they had time to defect and revolt. They earned this. This is what inaction against injustice gets you.
These aren't as effective as HIMARS ATM. The biggest advantage of HIMARS that not many other multiple rocket launchers have is it can shoot a volley of missiles and quickly scoot away to somewhere else. Even at the half of capacity, that distinction makes it highly effective.
راجمات صواريخ ثابتة والمتحركة تنال من الأهداف .تحال صناعات تركيب الصواريخ قصيرة المجال والبعيدة عبر اشعة الليزر وحماية الجنود والاليات بالدوريات الجوية الصامتة كالتنصت
what a beautiful scene..