@@fashgordon817 Afghanistan is very different the north koreans or anyone for that matter would be nothing like pashtuns they are tribal men (literally) with Kalashnikovs coming from their own gun markets.
@@fashgordon817 Plus the Americans never really did a full fledged war they just fought against the Al Qaeda if Americans really wanted to they could have easily defeated the Taliban but they didn't want to they just stayed there to counter the russians cause if USA left there would be a void so they didn't want to leave but then sooner or later they had to so they did and now those who are jealous of the US have a reason to believe US lost even though they got everything they came for.
These two gentlemen were very gracious during this video. It can't be easy to admit the country you grew up in and the military you selflessly served is actually underpowered. Much respect!
More of the fact the government doesn't give a fuck about the people that go into service or anyone for that matter they just want power and money like any other country
I love how in every video featuring North Koreans who have escaped and are living somewhere else, they all seem like really nice people that I would love to get to know. I notice this a lot in the videos of the channel Digitalsoju TV. Some great videos they have feature former North Koreans trying Western foods, and it's interesting to hear what they think of it, as well as what food was like in North Korea.
Clearly that this content have bad concept that using army military man from Hardest country that making people think that they are serving his country with knowledge, but can you thing? that those man can be possible just a paid actors for the channel with unnoticed back story ? -_-
@@balibalibro2417 Oh, honey. If you're going to try the "what if they're paid actors?" solipsism dodge, show up with the requisite evidence for such a laughably-massive assertion, or don't bother wasting everyone's time.
I think we really have to be more careful with how we talk about geopolitical conflicts. For example, North Korea isn't our enemy; the Kim regime is. North Koreans are the primary victims of the Kims. Same with Xi, Putin, etc. One day, hopefully soon, we will be able to restore to our brethren the inalienable human rights that never should have been stripped from them in the first place. We all win when people are empowered to fulfill their potential.
Until you realize it shoots 160 nautical miles at over Mach 7 and the electric projectile burns hotter then the sun. You say terrifying… I say space force ain’t got shit on America… UFOs included. 💯🇺🇸
@@BPtruth lasers dont fire projectiles dude...its a finely focused beem of light...and while it might be able to take a target out at that kinda of range it wouldnt be a land or sea based target being fired off a ship due to the curviture of the earth coming into effect. Also Mach speeds are not a good way to measure a lasor's speed as it's the speed of light.
@@robreesor5011 lol that's literally the maximum speed of reality. We humans are still at the earliest phase of civilization and yet we already created something like this.
@@moneyadams3751 don't they have something like a mirror installed on a satellite? I read that before in the "star wars" program by the US army back in the cold war. They did that so the laser could intercept ICBM from the russians.
It is always interesting to see reactions based on different cultures. In the US we grew up knowing about these weapons and watching their developments. It is just a common thing, even the Rail Gun. You have people building them in their garages, maybe not as powerful but I have seen a few go through cement and steel.
Every country in the world goes out of their way to make their militaries look more powerful than they actually are. The United States is the only country that tries to downplay how powerful it actually is
@@joncampo1627 lol They don't downplay anything aside from the top secret stuff in development, or stuff they haven't used in regular military ops. Its no secret the US military spends more tax money on military budget then the next 6 countries combined. All that "America is #1" fanaticism is ONLY because of the military. Because the UISA is only #1 with military spending and constant deployment to keep siphoning $$$ into the Military Industrial Complex' pockets.
Nothing, actually. That's as good as it gets. There's no "secret weapons" or anything. Even the stealth program wasn't all that secret when they started it back in the 60's. They just kept the actual tech under wraps. But it wasn't as if one couldn't find out it was going on. It's like that myth about Area 51. Yeah, it's a secret base...but it's a secret to protect how certain techs work, not for covering up conspiracy nut fantasy techs that don't exist.
Secret weapons don't exist. They're either in service or in development. A secret weapon is a worthless weapon, you want your weapons to work as a deterrent, which only works if they're actually known.
Sense of humor is one thing, understanding that you're an infant with one chopstick trying to fight an adult with precision drone strikes and an M249 backed up by HIMARS and nuclear warheads is another thing entirely
There was a time when a North Korean 152mm howitzer shot at the battleship USS Wisconsin. In response, she fired back a full salvo of 16in rounds that obliterated the howitzer.
There is a variant of the AGM-114 Hellfire missile, nicknamed "flying Ginsu", known as a AGM-114R9X, that has no explosive warhead. As the 'Ginsu' name suggests, it has a number of blades that pop out right before target impact. The lack of explosive warhead is meant to reduce collateral damage to unintended victims. For this weapon to be successful, it needs to be very VERY accurate. The blades are close to between 40 to 80 centimeters in length, which is also an indicator of how accurate it needs to be. This weapon has been successfully deployed, a number of terrorists have been eliminated by this missile.
@@vinak963 As a pure kinetic impact weapon, it would be limited to the diameter of the missile itself, plus the small stubby fins of the particular generation of the device. This would require precision to a few centimeters for a guaranteed kill. Adding the blades greatly increases the kill range without explosives by introducing grievous bodily trauma. They carry between 4 to 8 blades, depending on mod. There are images floating on the internet, that show what they do to a car's roof & unfortunate passenger within. Hitting a specific passenger in a specific seat of a moving car is a scary level of accuracy.
These people seem like the quiet kid who just spends all their time on internet forums but are actually pretty cool, except if the kid went through hell
Vegetarian Omlette... god help you if you got stuck with it, and god help anyone stuck with you that afternoon. Personnel become self propelled chemical weapons of mass destruction every time they fart...
This is also why there are many acronyms for "MRE". You get handed the package: Meal, Ready to Eat You open the package: Meal, Requiring Examination You take a bite: Meal, Resembling Excrement You get halfway through it: Meal, Rejected by Ethiopians You finish it: Meal, Refusing to Exit
I'm so happy these young men made it out. Wishing them happy lives full of love and food. I hope I see the people of North Korea free of their chains in my lifetime.
With so much North Korean attention focused on the USA as the Big Bad wolf, I've often wondered which idea North Koreans would find most disturbing: a. America's vast military advantage, or b. The fact that Americans don't think about North Korea much at all. Americans do not feel hatred forward North Korea. If anything we feel sad for North Koreans who live their lives under such a dreary system.
If anything, we hear the bickering between our leaders and theirs and roll our eyes. I know I have no hate for them, and like you said, I honestly never think about them until I hear some report on the news, and then I go back to thinking about other more immediately important things. Their leaders just say we hate them, so they can justify the awful things they put the people of N. Korea through. If I could have a pen pal there, I would love exchanging cultural views and such. Such a shame.
@@ozaru90 It's difficult to imagine how closed off North Korea is from the rest of the world. There are groups in South Korea who try to open minds and make friends in North Korea by smuggling in cheap smartphones to allow them to see the rest of the world for themselves. The North Koreans have been so thoroughly brainwashed that any one of us probably wouldn't be able to break through it. They'd need to see videos from many different sources.
One time I was helping run a small concert and a friend and I were decorating the stage, we had a lot of flags from all over the world on the stage. Some guy comes and rips the North Korean flag down and is stomping on it. I run up and push him back and ask why he was doing this, and he says "that's North Korea our enemy!" It made me extremely upset that he said this and just walked off. But I always think back to that and wish I would have let him know how a country is run by an idea and money and the people are the ones who suffer why hate people we don't know?.
@@knightscroftsquire-muldoonsad how media kinda helps direct that thought too. The people of North Korea are almost like living in it's own cult like prison. They have families but work so hard they barely have time for them because they have to make ends so much to keep what they have. It's a strict life as far as everything I've seen. My heart breaks for the people there. I'd love to see them spend time with their kids, go on vacations, life is too short. They aren't living like they could be.
like the microwave beam cutters, pin point anywhere through any material and create a semi plasmoid hotspot that just cuts and cooks wherever it passes through.
The most scary thing about this all interview was highlighted by the guy with sunglasses. Ukraine war has shown that modern war tech leaves you with nowhere to hide. Bomb drones will make a 2 store building into 1 store with just 2-3 rounds
The Pueblo wasn't a classic fighting vessel. Plus it happened in 1968, when there were no open hostilities between the US and North Korea. It's quite likely that the crew was ordered not to resist so as to avoid sparking a larger issue.
@@Catch_me_if_you_can_666 We will have to disagree. This matter has been discussed at length in South Korea, and I can assure you that South Koreans want no part of it. Neither does China, who would also be greatly perturbed, to say the least. The idea of dropping nuclear weapons on North Korea is an idea given much thought by many, but only practically in the eyes of armchair CZcams commenters. Any war with North Korea would likely remain conventional, unless the north were stupid enough to escalate it to a nuclear conflict.
@@cleanairideasin9491 Disagree with what? That they wouldn't have a look of shock on their faces if they saw it? That's all Danny stated. He didn't say, "drop in on NK."
you don't want to put all of your toys in the sandbox for others to see. You keep some of them out of sight until needed and then the enemy says "what the fuck was that?"
Do you imagine that the US has a nuke more powerful that the tsar bomb hidden in case of china or russia declaring war? Because let's admit it North Korea doesnt have the balls to declare war not even on Luxembourg
@@enternamehere4124 the nukes we already know about are powerful enough to blow up the earth multiple times over. Some of what the military has they don't talk about is hologram technology, space weapons, cloaking technology, sound weapons. A lot of these "Ufos" are the government as well I think the Phoenix Lights incident was a hologram of an Alien Mothership
Its more accuarte to say that they where, being a guard in the border bettewn south and north Korea is a good way to escape north korea and south Korea accepts all north koreans as their own citizens So, yeah, theres a pretty good chance that they are north koreans
They cancelled the "super gun" deciding it was overkill and cost too much. They decided to put the money into improving the existing Paladin mobile Howitzer. The Paladin isn't a slouch, it doesn't have the range, but it's plenty accurate. It can fire three shells at different trajectories (angles) and with different powder charges and all three shells will land within a 100 meter circle at the same time. The super gun was supposed to be able to fire 5 shells the same way. it used a liquid propellant instant of powder bags, much like a gasoline car engine. Everything was automatic. They would enter the coordinates into the firing computer which also used the weather data and calculate for the rotation of the Earth. The autoloader would open the breech, load a shell, close the breech, propellant would be injected into the chamber, fired, and then the barrel would be lowered or raised and a new shell loaded and a new amount of propellant injected. It was faster than the Paladin, but they're working on installing the shell autoloader in the Paladin but it will still use bags of powder loaded by the crew with some mechanical assistance.
If the US really needed a artillery piece like the "super gun" they could literally just buy the Panzerhaubitze2000 from Rheinmetall. Buying can be more efficient than developing a own system that is pretty much the same. Since the US are already producing under license of Rheinmetall (for example the gun barrel for the Abrams tanks) they could easily produce the Panzerhaubitze2000 under official license.
well they cancelled super gun but that was not point ..that shell Excalibur is real deal ..and they use them on ukraine with success but they are rare..they can hit trench with that with accuracy like 1m
The USS Pueblo is a freighter type ship that was converted into a communications ship. In 1968 it was armed with two (2) .30 caliber machine guns and had no armor.
@@cyanide3508 Essentially it was a research vessel with some basic AA from the .30 cal MGs... And it was built in 1945 so it was already over 20 years old when captured. Not exactly a war ship of the line... or any line.
I really love seeing interviews with escaped North Koreans after they have had some time to adjust to their new, better lives. The stories you hear about life there are heart breaking though.
Yeah, I've heard N. Koreans can often have a very difficult time in more modern societies, as they're decades behind the tech we all take for granted. I can't imagine how hard it must be to survive and escape all that horrific abuse, only to find yourself in what must seem a distant future in which you don't have the education necessary to operate. They must have to do basically decades of learning in a very short period of time, on top of all the other struggles they have to face. A huge burden no-one should have to bear.
"I am impressed at how the US always tries to protect its troops in the battlefield" I've heard many marines, army guys, air force and navy say it the same. "We dont go to war to die" and that stands true. Some may fall, but the US has a good track record of keeping their soldiers as safe as possible abd incurring the fewest casualties.
This is presented as “North Korean soldiers react to..” which suggests that these are currently serving soldiers who’ve never seen anything outside North Korea. When in fact, they have escaped long ago, and probably know the US military’s capabilities.
Yea i feel if they were really escaped soilders they wouldnt be so ready to put their faces and opinion out there. More likely to live in fear of being captured and you and your family being forced into hard labor.
Yeah I'm 100% certain that North Korean soldiers were allowed to take part in a non-North Korean production admiring US military power out loud and wearing cheap low quality woodland camo
I was thinking the exact same thing. The only way this is possibly true is if they defected and now live in the US. North Korea wouldn’t allow this. Ever.
@@homer5802 if they escaped they wouldn't be north Korean soldiers they would be FORMER soldiers of north Korea if thats the case the title of the video is wrong
@1:14 I love their faces right now. Man on left looks like he is thinking "Please never shoot that at me" Man on the right is thinking "Please let me shoot that"
Little Boy: 15k ton W-88: 465k ton 465 / 15 = 31 It's 31 times more powerful, not ''almost 3 times'' as per 3:57 And this power has been reduced for the purpose of being a precision bomb. Way more effective for its purpose.
THESE TWO GUYS ARE AWESOME 😎 THERE SO HUMBLE TO OUR MILITARY . No matter which country you serve it’s appreciated knowing anything could happen you guys are HEROS❤️🤍💙🙏✊
Funny how people actually fall for it, people really think north korean soldiers were able to leave the country and then say 'oh yeah any military could beat us'
Hey dimple, let's blow their minds with a video of the Ripsaw and Ripcord armored track vehicles. The fastest thing on tracks and even seen on the streets of Dubai
There's no way in hell that these guys are still in North Korea, that pasty-faced tub o' lard Kimberly Jung Un would whack these dudes in about 3 seconds lol. Just sayin...
He was so right the amazing part of the laser is traveling at the speed of light and also the accuracy. There’s no wind or rotation of earth or evasive maneuvers that affect there laser whether AI or human controlled , put the bullseye on the target and push the fire button and instant hit, they’re finding in testing on the Zumwalt that the “AI” targeting /firing automated system is 100% the way to go, it’s able to process like the F35 super computer over 12 BILLION tasks PER SECOND!!! That’s target position, direction, trajectory, speed , weapon type, where it need to hit to kill, where was it fired from , where’s the trajectory taking it, there’s 6 tasks with the ability to process 11,999,999,994 additionally per second! It does NOT miss and hits the exact position of the target intended every time in a split second. Compared to a human operating there’s u fortunately no chance to compete. The AI controlled laser is being developed for the Spectre gunship/Hercules AC130J for the Air Force, a mount for the army’s helicopters and APC fighting vehicles as well as the OshKosh JLTV, base protection (an iron dome of sorts that can take out hand grenades in air when automated ) I love tho thst it can be 100% effective without killing anyone, for jets and helicopters they aim for the engine below the rotor or jets it’s the nose where most the radar and computer sit , disabled a car or boat by destroying the outboard motor or a car IEDs engine, all scenarios allow a pilot or driver to eject or egress . Hopefully they count their blessings and flee for good but we will likely see them returning again and again knowing they can live but the laser can kill humans or on low setting blind them instantly, damage nerve endings and burn. Let’s jsut stay away from war.
There is atmospheric distortion that can render it very difficult to hit with a clean focal point. Let alone clouds that ~1000nm range lasers are not transparent to.
Yeah well there soldiers tht defected most likely.. from north Korea it's crazy literally had to escape there own country and there own military trying to shoot them down after making a run for it
They are defectors they escaped North Korea and made it to South Korea like so many of them try to do, but the woman usually get forced into being sold for sex in China
So, I understand that they might be impressed with the weapons, as anyone would be, but because I know everything in North Korea is highly censored, I find myself wondering how did Kim Jong (or his subordinates) allow these soldiers to watch this video, and fully admit that the US is more advanced, and also allow them back into North Korea with all of this knowledge? Edit: I watched another video and these two very bright young men are defectors into South Korea. Cool, but would have been nice to know. If I were a mean person, I might criticize the editing. Ahem.
They are both defectors and former North Korean solders now living in South Korea. If they spoke like that openly in North Korea, they would either be executed or send to a reeducation camp.
The soldier was trying to figuring out how much power 465 ton of explosion , he said, "3 times more than the little boy, I think NK could literally be erased". lol
Watching this reminded me that I had forgotten not all countries care about their soldiers safety. Was kind of sad and disheartened to hear that they were surprised that we take our soldiers safety seriously. But yet again different countries have different values.
Gonna tell you right now, the artillery gun is not capable of taking out targets out of range of enemy systems in modern battlefields because rocket artillery tends to have around 60km range. This is why the new Ramjet Artillery systems are being developed as those things are estimated to have around 150km range, likely leading to obsolescence of both. Sorry if being nitpicky, i'm just autistic about little details like these.
As an american i feel like it is my right to say... Hello to the soldiers reacting to these weapons. What did you expect? I just wanted to say hello. Hello!
ERROR: Video showed Mk32 324mm torpedo tubes firing the light weight Mk54 ASW torpedo. The Mk48 is exclusively used on submarines and is a much bigger and heavier weapon. It does not sink warships my making holes in the side of the vessel; it explodes under the ship vaporizing all the water below it, causing the ship to break in half as it is supported on both ends but not the middle. The Mk48's speed and range is classified, but is estimated by reputable sources to be around 55 knots and about 50 km. Officially it's greater than 5km,which is true but no different from saying a aircraft flies faster than 10km an hour..
Dimple can't change what other people produce, they just show NK defectors. And sometimes, especially with brand new systems, the military hasn't released footage...nnparticularly the underwater sys#w$rtems. It's still useful to show the most similar existing system for those who have no idea how such a thing is possible, what a Howitzer is, etc. And it's not just for North Korean defectors. There are many amazingly uninformed people around.
I know this is old, but it has to be said. The F-22 took its first flight in 1997. We have technology that, 30 years later, it so much more advanced than anything everyone else has that they don't know what to do anymore. The entire world allowed this to happen post-WWII
I've been watching videos on CZcams for many years and this is the first time I've ever used the half speed playback option so I can keep up with the subtitles 😂😂😂😂
Wow! Imagine sitting there and looking at the arsenal of weapons that are likely to kill you in the future if your inferior leader decides to flex too hard.
I remember back in the late 80's when they were testing the rail gun, we thought it would never see the light of day. It required too much power. Now they have lasers LOL!
The laser gun surprised me too even though I’ve seen it before😂 the thing is crazy powerful, also the missile that can switch targets mid flight doesn’t surprise me because rockets have technically been flying themselves for a while now, all they needed was an update to make it possible because thats what all of this really is anyways, from ideas to theories, thesis’s & finally real world application. Not always in that order tho lol🇺🇸
The joke in the US Army back in the 70s was you'd sleep in your barracks in South Korea, and the damn North Koreans would keep you up all night digging. Kinda hard to miss.
Oh my God dimples would you please for the love of God do a voice over for people like me that are blind and cannot speak that language I have a translator that tries to read it for me but it’s screwed up so would you please please please for all that’s good in life please do a voiceover
This idea please. Please have an English voice translation, for those with eyesight issue. Not everyone can enjoy these guy's without assistance. Keep on being awesome.
I like how the payload of one trident missle can yeild is talked about, but how many trident missiles just 1 SSBN sub carries...😎 Retired Ohio class submariner just grinning 😁
I’m from the U.K. and when my brother told me that when ours and US tanks shoot at a target there is no explosive in the shell. It just pierces the tank and blows up its explosives. Means that there is no explosive to blow up in our tanks. What a great idea.
No you have that wrong I think he means there are two types of ammo like AP (armor piercing) and HE (high explosive) what burns to blow up tanks what you are thinking would be the ammo (gun powder) so it would still blow up and or it’s just training rounds that your brother was talking about which I don’t know about
Even considering training rounds 80%of the round is super flammable after the round is shot only two small pieces remain. The bottom which stays in the tank and the projectile. The entire middle is highly flammable.
According to IMDB, active duty SEALs. One of the reasons the movie took so long to make was the "actors" still had to go on real life deployments. The credits do not even reveal the full names of the actors. www.imdb.com/title/tt1591479/?ref_=nv_sr_srsg_0
@@Magezzz It's certainly not the greatest acting or writing. However, the scenes where they are doing missions are absolutely exhilarating. Worth a view for that reason alone.
I like how the soldiers are basically saying “yea they can pretty much obliterate us in 1 minute”
Yep plus they have more than a million soldiers
We just lost in Afghanistan North Korea would be even worse
@@fashgordon817 America wouldn't need to send troops on the ground. They will destroy N Korea with missiles. That's the new era of warfare.
@@fashgordon817 Afghanistan is very different the north koreans or anyone for that matter would be nothing like pashtuns they are tribal men (literally) with Kalashnikovs coming from their own gun markets.
@@fashgordon817 Plus the Americans never really did a full fledged war they just fought against the Al Qaeda if Americans really wanted to they could have easily defeated the Taliban but they didn't want to they just stayed there to counter the russians cause if USA left there would be a void so they didn't want to leave but then sooner or later they had to so they did and now those who are jealous of the US have a reason to believe US lost even though they got everything they came for.
And those are the weapons they allow people to know about. Imagine the stuff we don’t know.
Imagine they just have a dinosaur chillin in some dungeon
For real
yes - some of that was 15 years old - Imagine what they AREN'T showing :)
i've been in the military and that's pretty much all we have. the news media divulges every single one of our secrets to the enemies.
that's the stuff that people think of as UAPs.
That guy on the left is the smart very analytical, I bet he was a good soldier
Well he defected so I'm going to say no, he was not a loyal soldier.
i bet hes an payed actor and not even north korean.
@@chillmeisterchillmeister4997 First thing that came to mind lmao
lmao you said anal
@@thegeneral19 you cant read? He said good not loyal.
These two gentlemen were very gracious during this video. It can't be easy to admit the country you grew up in and the military you selflessly served is actually underpowered. Much respect!
AND EVIL.
Selfless service is probably the wrong term in this case. ...very wrong, considering they certainly wouldn't be alive now, if they had refused.
If they were N Korean they would be speaking in a loop of what a great human being their leader is.
Dude look like Michael Jackson 🤣
How can you believe this Nonsense? If they were Nortkorean Soldiers, they would be executed for treason.
Highly unlikely that these soldiers would talk like this if they lived in North Korea ...firing squad
Plus their generation of families
Correct
they most likely escaped, meaning all family they have or had are already dead
@@eismaelhernandez2598 that is a good possibility
@@reallife2849 And a dark one at that. Whatever happens to happy ending 😂
This is why I don't join the army anymore, all of this pay-to-win bullshit.
😂😂
More of the fact the government doesn't give a fuck about the people that go into service or anyone for that matter they just want power and money like any other country
@@zane213what9 So you don't like employers aye?
Lol
Join the army anymore 😂🤣. Sounds Someone that never “joined” it to begin with
"the navy has the the mission of securing american interest in the ocean, otherwise known as the rest of the ocean" is def the most true thing here
I love how in every video featuring North Koreans who have escaped and are living somewhere else, they all seem like really nice people that I would love to get to know. I notice this a lot in the videos of the channel Digitalsoju TV. Some great videos they have feature former North Koreans trying Western foods, and it's interesting to hear what they think of it, as well as what food was like in North Korea.
Most , just like anywhere else, are good people as we are all children of God.
While I'm not sure how I feel about the second half of your statement, I wholeheartedly agree with the first half.
Clearly that this content have bad concept that using army military man from Hardest country that making people think that they are serving his country with knowledge, but can you thing? that those man can be possible just a paid actors for the channel with unnoticed back story ? -_-
@@balibalibro2417 Oh, honey.
If you're going to try the "what if they're paid actors?" solipsism dodge, show up with the requisite evidence for such a laughably-massive assertion, or don't bother wasting everyone's time.
I think we really have to be more careful with how we talk about geopolitical conflicts. For example, North Korea isn't our enemy; the Kim regime is. North Koreans are the primary victims of the Kims. Same with Xi, Putin, etc.
One day, hopefully soon, we will be able to restore to our brethren the inalienable human rights that never should have been stripped from them in the first place. We all win when people are empowered to fulfill their potential.
The fact the Navy has a giant Laser pointer cannon is terrifying. Especially since it’s costs like some cents to fire.
Until you realize it shoots 160 nautical miles at over Mach 7 and the electric projectile burns hotter then the sun. You say terrifying… I say space force ain’t got shit on America… UFOs included. 💯🇺🇸
@@BPtruth lasers dont fire projectiles dude...its a finely focused beem of light...and while it might be able to take a target out at that kinda of range it wouldnt be a land or sea based target being fired off a ship due to the curviture of the earth coming into effect. Also Mach speeds are not a good way to measure a lasor's speed as it's the speed of light.
@@robreesor5011 lol that's literally the maximum speed of reality. We humans are still at the earliest phase of civilization and yet we already created something like this.
I would say the only conceivable downside of the laser is it's inability to hit targets over the horizon
@@moneyadams3751 don't they have something like a mirror installed on a satellite? I read that before in the "star wars" program by the US army back in the cold war. They did that so the laser could intercept ICBM from the russians.
North Korea: “I have an Army.”
USA: “We have everything…”
USA our population is our army
@@Unwashedarc good one! 😆
@@Unwashedarc north korea is also same
@@mohhammedrafeee203 nah most americans have served in a tour and have a gun
@@sun9378 only 1% of the US population has served what are you saying
It is always interesting to see reactions based on different cultures. In the US we grew up knowing about these weapons and watching their developments. It is just a common thing, even the Rail Gun. You have people building them in their garages, maybe not as powerful but I have seen a few go through cement and steel.
Something that caught my eye in the intro, the NK soldier say "I feel pity for the NK Navy now, they won't know what hit them"...
If they are showing you this, just imagine what they aren't showing you.
Every country in the world goes out of their way to make their militaries look more powerful than they actually are. The United States is the only country that tries to downplay how powerful it actually is
@@joncampo1627 hahahah u living in the glass houses.
@@joncampo1627 lol They don't downplay anything aside from the top secret stuff in development, or stuff they haven't used in regular military ops. Its no secret the US military spends more tax money on military budget then the next 6 countries combined. All that "America is #1" fanaticism is ONLY because of the military. Because the UISA is only #1 with military spending and constant deployment to keep siphoning $$$ into the Military Industrial Complex' pockets.
Nothing, actually. That's as good as it gets. There's no "secret weapons" or anything. Even the stealth program wasn't all that secret when they started it back in the 60's. They just kept the actual tech under wraps. But it wasn't as if one couldn't find out it was going on. It's like that myth about Area 51. Yeah, it's a secret base...but it's a secret to protect how certain techs work, not for covering up conspiracy nut fantasy techs that don't exist.
Secret weapons don't exist. They're either in service or in development.
A secret weapon is a worthless weapon, you want your weapons to work as a deterrent, which only works if they're actually known.
By the time these weapons are shown to public, they are 15-20 years more advanced and new ones are already built.
Really?
@WizardBeard whoa Thanks now I'm more up the challenge to fight!
Sadly the rail gun project was canceled
so when are they gona declassify the ufo planes they've been flying?
@@blockhead1899 Only time will tell.
These two guys are amazing to be able to display this super fine sense of humour...
Sense of humor is one thing, understanding that you're an infant with one chopstick trying to fight an adult with precision drone strikes and an M249 backed up by HIMARS and nuclear warheads is another thing entirely
After the interview... Kim Jong will be like "Welcome to Camp14"😁
There was a time when a North Korean 152mm howitzer shot at the battleship USS Wisconsin. In response, she fired back a full salvo of 16in rounds that obliterated the howitzer.
Wisconsin is part of Iowa-class vessels, with 3x3 turrets, having 16 inch guns... 😄
Wait, they shot a battleship with 12 inch belt armour with a 6 inch shell? Did it overpen the belt? Lol
Got a link to a news article about it?
@@wolfhunter98 worldwarwings.com/after-getting-hit-uss-wisconsin-obliterated-troops-prompting-response-of-temper-temper/
Was this the ship that said they did it first
There is a variant of the AGM-114 Hellfire missile, nicknamed "flying Ginsu", known as a AGM-114R9X, that has no explosive warhead. As the 'Ginsu' name suggests, it has a number of blades that pop out right before target impact. The lack of explosive warhead is meant to reduce collateral damage to unintended victims. For this weapon to be successful, it needs to be very VERY accurate. The blades are close to between 40 to 80 centimeters in length, which is also an indicator of how accurate it needs to be. This weapon has been successfully deployed, a number of terrorists have been eliminated by this missile.
didnt Trump use these against Salamoni?
@@Novagunner yes
uhh...The blades seem entirely redundant.
@@vinak963 It's accurate, but it's not _that_ accurate.
@@vinak963 As a pure kinetic impact weapon, it would be limited to the diameter of the missile itself, plus the small stubby fins of the particular generation of the device. This would require precision to a few centimeters for a guaranteed kill. Adding the blades greatly increases the kill range without explosives by introducing grievous bodily trauma. They carry between 4 to 8 blades, depending on mod. There are images floating on the internet, that show what they do to a car's roof & unfortunate passenger within. Hitting a specific passenger in a specific seat of a moving car is a scary level of accuracy.
These people seem like the quiet kid who just spends all their time on internet forums but are actually pretty cool, except if the kid went through hell
As far as attaching ground troops you pretty much can't beat Puff the Magic Dragon's fire power.
I like how the North Korean soldiers are like ouch that’s going to hurt lol
You’re gullible
Clearly they haven't seen the Chili and Mac MRE's ripping ass potential
Vegetarian Omlette... god help you if you got stuck with it, and god help anyone stuck with you that afternoon. Personnel become self propelled chemical weapons of mass destruction every time they fart...
Lmao 😂 🤣
This is also why there are many acronyms for "MRE".
You get handed the package: Meal, Ready to Eat
You open the package: Meal, Requiring Examination
You take a bite: Meal, Resembling Excrement
You get halfway through it: Meal, Rejected by Ethiopians
You finish it: Meal, Refusing to Exit
@@nunyabidness674 Meal: Ripping and Exiting
Still one of the best MREs
I'm so happy these young men made it out. Wishing them happy lives full of love and food. I hope I see the people of North Korea free of their chains in my lifetime.
I really wish they watched an MRE review of US MREs.
With so much North Korean attention focused on the USA as the Big Bad wolf, I've often wondered which idea North Koreans would find most disturbing:
a. America's vast military advantage, or
b. The fact that Americans don't think about North Korea much at all.
Americans do not feel hatred forward North Korea. If anything we feel sad for North Koreans who live their lives under such a dreary system.
If anything, we hear the bickering between our leaders and theirs and roll our eyes. I know I have no hate for them, and like you said, I honestly never think about them until I hear some report on the news, and then I go back to thinking about other more immediately important things.
Their leaders just say we hate them, so they can justify the awful things they put the people of N. Korea through. If I could have a pen pal there, I would love exchanging cultural views and such. Such a shame.
Most of the time we look upon a nation who hates us with Disdain
@@ozaru90 It's difficult to imagine how closed off North Korea is from the rest of the world. There are groups in South Korea who try to open minds and make friends in North Korea by smuggling in cheap smartphones to allow them to see the rest of the world for themselves.
The North Koreans have been so thoroughly brainwashed that any one of us probably wouldn't be able to break through it. They'd need to see videos from many different sources.
One time I was helping run a small concert and a friend and I were decorating the stage, we had a lot of flags from all over the world on the stage. Some guy comes and rips the North Korean flag down and is stomping on it. I run up and push him back and ask why he was doing this, and he says "that's North Korea our enemy!" It made me extremely upset that he said this and just walked off. But I always think back to that and wish I would have let him know how a country is run by an idea and money and the people are the ones who suffer why hate people we don't know?.
@@knightscroftsquire-muldoonsad how media kinda helps direct that thought too. The people of North Korea are almost like living in it's own cult like prison. They have families but work so hard they barely have time for them because they have to make ends so much to keep what they have. It's a strict life as far as everything I've seen. My heart breaks for the people there. I'd love to see them spend time with their kids, go on vacations, life is too short. They aren't living like they could be.
The weapons that are classified and even nastier, will not be revealed.
like the microwave beam cutters, pin point anywhere through any material and create a semi plasmoid hotspot that just cuts and cooks wherever it passes through.
@@homus45 navy patented anti gravity aircraft got denied 3 times and then approved when they proved it worked to the patent office God bless the foia
@@MementoMori1000 that b2 ionized wing tip artificial lift or the legit gravity b waves from moscovium being harnessed and amplified?
@@homus45 yep it creates a bubble of ionized space time around it allowing it to move on a near 4 dimensional axis
@@MementoMori1000 what?
Bro on the right was like: "I'm not even surprised anymore. Of course they have artillery that can shoot more than 3 times as far as ours... "
The most scary thing about this all interview was highlighted by the guy with sunglasses. Ukraine war has shown that modern war tech leaves you with nowhere to hide. Bomb drones will make a 2 store building into 1 store with just 2-3 rounds
The Pueblo wasn't a classic fighting vessel. Plus it happened in 1968, when there were no open hostilities between the US and North Korea. It's quite likely that the crew was ordered not to resist so as to avoid sparking a larger issue.
well, it was a spy ship, lol. but, yeah, to hear NK tell it you'd think they captured an aircraft carrier.
I'd like to see their faces when they show them images of the destruction what the +15 megaton hydrogynbombs can do...
Some Castle Bravo action I take it? 😉
Sure.... the US is going to use that with 14 million people in Seoul and its suburbs so close to the North.
@@Catch_me_if_you_can_666 We will have to disagree. This matter has been discussed at length in South Korea, and I can assure you that South Koreans want no part of it. Neither does China, who would also be greatly perturbed, to say the least. The idea of dropping nuclear weapons on North Korea is an idea given much thought by many, but only practically in the eyes of armchair CZcams commenters. Any war with North Korea would likely remain conventional, unless the north were stupid enough to escalate it to a nuclear conflict.
@@cleanairideasin9491 Disagree with what? That they wouldn't have a look of shock on their faces if they saw it? That's all Danny stated. He didn't say, "drop in on NK."
@@cleanairideasin9491 you are tripping and need to reread the ops comment
Any weapon that has been released to public has already been surpassed by something new.
Love their genuine shock n impressions lol.. this is a well done video
Now with that....
Just think of what our military has that they "Don't" show the general public...
you don't want to put all of your toys in the sandbox for others to see. You keep some of them out of sight until needed and then the enemy says "what the fuck was that?"
@@bdr32965 yep
Do you imagine that the US has a nuke more powerful that the tsar bomb hidden in case of china or russia declaring war?
Because let's admit it
North Korea doesnt have the balls to declare war not even on Luxembourg
@@enternamehere4124 the nukes we already know about are powerful enough to blow up the earth multiple times over.
Some of what the military has they don't talk about is hologram technology, space weapons, cloaking technology, sound weapons.
A lot of these "Ufos" are the government as well
I think the Phoenix Lights incident was a hologram of an Alien Mothership
There’s no way in hell these are real North Korean soldiers 😂
They were North Korean Soldiers. They defected and escaped to South Korea. I saw another video with them that mentioned that.
Its more accuarte to say that they where, being a guard in the border bettewn south and north Korea is a good way to escape north korea and south Korea accepts all north koreans as their own citizens
So, yeah, theres a pretty good chance that they are north koreans
@@enternamehere4124 north also accepts south defectors 👍👍👍
@@johnnyg632 but wouldn’t their family be killed if they escaped?
@@PanzerkampfwagenausfTschechosl not everyone has a family.
They cancelled the "super gun" deciding it was overkill and cost too much. They decided to put the money into improving the existing Paladin mobile Howitzer. The Paladin isn't a slouch, it doesn't have the range, but it's plenty accurate. It can fire three shells at different trajectories (angles) and with different powder charges and all three shells will land within a 100 meter circle at the same time. The super gun was supposed to be able to fire 5 shells the same way. it used a liquid propellant instant of powder bags, much like a gasoline car engine. Everything was automatic. They would enter the coordinates into the firing computer which also used the weather data and calculate for the rotation of the Earth. The autoloader would open the breech, load a shell, close the breech, propellant would be injected into the chamber, fired, and then the barrel would be lowered or raised and a new shell loaded and a new amount of propellant injected. It was faster than the Paladin, but they're working on installing the shell autoloader in the Paladin but it will still use bags of powder loaded by the crew with some mechanical assistance.
If the US really needed a artillery piece like the "super gun" they could literally just buy the Panzerhaubitze2000 from Rheinmetall. Buying can be more efficient than developing a own system that is pretty much the same. Since the US are already producing under license of Rheinmetall (for example the gun barrel for the Abrams tanks) they could easily produce the Panzerhaubitze2000 under official license.
well they cancelled super gun but that was not point ..that shell Excalibur is real deal ..and they use them on ukraine with success but they are rare..they can hit trench with that with accuracy like 1m
The guy on the left is ME if I was Korean Very impressed 😂 & enthusiastic.
No One:
World Peace: We will unite them over their marvel at Earth Ending Weapons!
this one is like an eraser! but for continents!
Si vis pacem, para bellum.
As true now, as it was then.
The USS Pueblo is a freighter type ship that was converted into a communications ship. In 1968 it was armed with two (2) .30 caliber machine guns and had no armor.
yeah it's really not combat capable
@@cyanide3508 Essentially it was a research vessel with some basic AA from the .30 cal MGs... And it was built in 1945 so it was already over 20 years old when captured. Not exactly a war ship of the line... or any line.
@@SilvaDreams yeah
@@SilvaDreams Your comment makes me wonder... would an actual ship of the line actually have won? Maybe!
@@dingus_doofus Considering NK only had some crappy WW2 era coastal patrol boats with two torpedos and a .30mm MG... Doubt it.
I love these two guys reactions in all of your vids lol
I really love seeing interviews with escaped North Koreans after they have had some time to adjust to their new, better lives.
The stories you hear about life there are heart breaking though.
I'd really like to see these guys react to the Knob Creek Machine Gun Shoot.
Yea they would freak out
@@donaldwhite1928 especially when it's explained to them that those guns are all in civilian hands.
yeah, showcase how strong America's civilians are
@@JoyZofSoRRoW lock and load
and here it is: czcams.com/video/6OY9VXvRqEg/video.html
Haven't seen the boys in a while It's good to see they're doing well. Thank you for the entertaining video fellas keep up the good work
Yeah, I've heard N. Koreans can often have a very difficult time in more modern societies, as they're decades behind the tech we all take for granted. I can't imagine how hard it must be to survive and escape all that horrific abuse, only to find yourself in what must seem a distant future in which you don't have the education necessary to operate. They must have to do basically decades of learning in a very short period of time, on top of all the other struggles they have to face. A huge burden no-one should have to bear.
"I am impressed at how the US always tries to protect its troops in the battlefield"
I've heard many marines, army guys, air force and navy say it the same. "We dont go to war to die" and that stands true. Some may fall, but the US has a good track record of keeping their soldiers as safe as possible abd incurring the fewest casualties.
N.Korea: "we've got a big army of trained soldiers!"
US: "I'll be back......"
This is presented as “North Korean soldiers react to..” which suggests that these are currently serving soldiers who’ve never seen anything outside North Korea. When in fact, they have escaped long ago, and probably know the US military’s capabilities.
I'm glad to know that was bothering someone else besides just me.
Well, they did say they'd already seen some videos of this stuff already.
Same thing I said. I believe noway in hell these guys are North Korean soldiers speaking like this... Doubt they lived or live in N.korea at all.
I don't think they are North Koreans, it looks so lax and funny...
Yea i feel if they were really escaped soilders they wouldnt be so ready to put their faces and opinion out there. More likely to live in fear of being captured and you and your family being forced into hard labor.
Yeah I'm 100% certain that North Korean soldiers were allowed to take part in a non-North Korean production admiring US military power out loud and wearing cheap low quality woodland camo
They escaped North Korea.
@@K-Boogie7999 I'd assume they defected?
I was thinking the exact same thing. The only way this is possibly true is if they defected and now live in the US. North Korea wouldn’t allow this. Ever.
i was thinking the same thing like its not likely there real and escaped to put there face on something with the Korean military
@@homer5802 if they escaped they wouldn't be north Korean soldiers they would be FORMER soldiers of north Korea if thats the case the title of the video is wrong
@1:14 I love their faces right now. Man on left looks like he is thinking "Please never shoot that at me" Man on the right is thinking "Please let me shoot that"
Little Boy: 15k ton
W-88: 465k ton
465 / 15 = 31
It's 31 times more powerful, not ''almost 3 times'' as per 3:57
And this power has been reduced for the purpose of being a precision bomb. Way more effective for its purpose.
Couple of amazing men right here. 😎
THESE TWO GUYS ARE AWESOME 😎 THERE SO HUMBLE TO OUR MILITARY . No matter which country you serve it’s appreciated knowing anything could happen you guys are HEROS❤️🤍💙🙏✊
Indeed true HEROES. And so many ppl worship that Yeonmy Park .
thank these gentleman for even having the balls to come on this show and discuss this. Cheers gentlemen!
I find it hard to believe North Korean soldiers would say this stuff.
these are just the weapons we do show....imagine the weapons we DONT show
all pale on nukes so for little Kim 1 for us all 0
Imagine a people so deluded they think there are hidden or secret weapons in their arsenals.
Wow "Most deadliest!"
That's even deadlier than I could possibly imagine
Come on Phil, don't be the most annoyingist commenter.
@@nugmit I fear it's too late
😅
Funny how people actually fall for it, people really think north korean soldiers were able to leave the country and then say 'oh yeah any military could beat us'
O man whoever came up with the idea for this: bravo Sir. This made my day.
Hey dimple, let's blow their minds with a video of the Ripsaw and Ripcord armored track vehicles. The fastest thing on tracks and even seen on the streets of Dubai
Hilariously both were made for the US military but never made it past the trials so they ended up releasing them to the public.
and yet the taliban still won.
I’m surprised the North Korean soldier is even aloud to do this 😂
They fled of course.
Theyre actors I'd imagine
@@VonEveric According to some Koreans I know these guys have North Korean accents. So they must be good actors if so.
@@VonEveric they aren’t they escaped to the south
There's no way in hell that these guys are still in North Korea, that pasty-faced tub o' lard Kimberly Jung Un would whack these dudes in about 3 seconds lol.
Just sayin...
I want U.S army reacting to alien technology next
The laser can be use as a weapon in space station though. Because bullets won't work in space
He was so right the amazing part of the laser is traveling at the speed of light and also the accuracy. There’s no wind or rotation of earth or evasive maneuvers that affect there laser whether AI or human controlled , put the bullseye on the target and push the fire button and instant hit, they’re finding in testing on the Zumwalt that the “AI” targeting /firing automated system is 100% the way to go, it’s able to process like the F35 super computer over 12 BILLION tasks PER SECOND!!! That’s target position, direction, trajectory, speed , weapon type, where it need to hit to kill, where was it fired from , where’s the trajectory taking it, there’s 6 tasks with the ability to process 11,999,999,994 additionally per second! It does NOT miss and hits the exact position of the target intended every time in a split second. Compared to a human operating there’s u fortunately no chance to compete. The AI controlled laser is being developed for the Spectre gunship/Hercules AC130J for the Air Force, a mount for the army’s helicopters and APC fighting vehicles as well as the OshKosh JLTV, base protection (an iron dome of sorts that can take out hand grenades in air when automated ) I love tho thst it can be 100% effective without killing anyone, for jets and helicopters they aim for the engine below the rotor or jets it’s the nose where most the radar and computer sit , disabled a car or boat by destroying the outboard motor or a car IEDs engine, all scenarios allow a pilot or driver to eject or egress . Hopefully they count their blessings and flee for good but we will likely see them returning again and again knowing they can live but the laser can kill humans or on low setting blind them instantly, damage nerve endings and burn. Let’s jsut stay away from war.
what if the jet has reflective armor plating, like a mirror?
There is atmospheric distortion that can render it very difficult to hit with a clean focal point. Let alone clouds that ~1000nm range lasers are not transparent to.
Each "task" you incorrectly refer to is broken down into many smaller tasks. All that Bs and your initial claim was wrong. Hahaha
“they are full of such weapons”
and dude hasn’t even met ME, yet.
What
The attitude and resolve of our men and women in uniform and out is what really makes us the strongest force in the world.
RIGHT AFTER THIS INTERVIEW, THESE TWO SOLDIRES WHERE NEVER SEEN AGAIN
These men have to be past soldiers that no longer live in North Korea. There’s no way their government wouldn’t execute them for saying these things.
Yeah well there soldiers tht defected most likely..
from north Korea it's crazy literally had to escape there own country and there own military trying to shoot them down after making a run for it
They have made it too south Korea more likely.
They are defectors they escaped North Korea and made it to South Korea like so many of them try to do, but the woman usually get forced into being sold for sex in China
If they were defectors then now they are exposed and now their family 3 generations back are in the gulags.
@@darylsmioth1904 definitely in the gulags.
So, I understand that they might be impressed with the weapons, as anyone would be, but because I know everything in North Korea is highly censored, I find myself wondering how did Kim Jong (or his subordinates) allow these soldiers to watch this video, and fully admit that the US is more advanced, and also allow them back into North Korea with all of this knowledge?
Edit: I watched another video and these two very bright young men are defectors into South Korea. Cool, but would have been nice to know. If I were a mean person, I might criticize the editing. Ahem.
exactly
@@cygnus58 I believe they are in South Korea, they are North Korean defectors.
They are both defectors and former North Korean solders now living in South Korea. If they spoke like that openly in North Korea, they would either be executed or send to a reeducation camp.
Thank you for this 🙏🏽 I was so confused too.
The soldier was trying to figuring out how much power 465 ton of explosion , he said, "3 times more than the little boy, I think NK could literally be erased". lol
Watching this reminded me that I had forgotten not all countries care about their soldiers safety. Was kind of sad and disheartened to hear that they were surprised that we take our soldiers safety seriously. But yet again different countries have different values.
Gonna tell you right now, the artillery gun is not capable of taking out targets out of range of enemy systems in modern battlefields because rocket artillery tends to have around 60km range.
This is why the new Ramjet Artillery systems are being developed as those things are estimated to have around 150km range, likely leading to obsolescence of both.
Sorry if being nitpicky, i'm just autistic about little details like these.
actually the german MARS has a range about 90´km
Like the shades that guy is wearing.
As an american i feel like it is my right to say... Hello to the soldiers reacting to these weapons. What did you expect? I just wanted to say hello. Hello!
If they are terrified about rail guns, wait until they see about bunker-busters with WMD capacities... *Evil laugh ensues!*
ERROR: Video showed Mk32 324mm torpedo tubes firing the light weight Mk54 ASW torpedo. The Mk48 is exclusively used on submarines and is a much bigger and heavier weapon. It does not sink warships my making holes in the side of the vessel; it explodes under the ship vaporizing all the water below it, causing the ship to break in half as it is supported on both ends but not the middle. The Mk48's speed and range is classified, but is estimated by reputable sources to be around 55 knots and about 50 km. Officially it's greater than 5km,which is true but no different from saying a aircraft flies faster than 10km an hour..
Dimple can't change what other people produce, they just show NK defectors. And sometimes, especially with brand new systems, the military hasn't released footage...nnparticularly the underwater sys#w$rtems. It's still useful to show the most similar existing system for those who have no idea how such a thing is possible, what a Howitzer is, etc. And it's not just for North Korean defectors. There are many amazingly uninformed people around.
I wonder how they would react to the fact civilians can own fully operational tanks in some parts of the us
What if they watch videos of how Americans own guns and tights Americans have
I feel like kim is raging while watching his soldiers being impress by the us' superior weaponry
I know this is old, but it has to be said. The F-22 took its first flight in 1997. We have technology that, 30 years later, it so much more advanced than anything everyone else has that they don't know what to do anymore. The entire world allowed this to happen post-WWII
I've been watching videos on CZcams for many years and this is the first time I've ever used the half speed playback option so I can keep up with the subtitles 😂😂😂😂
Honestly watched this over to read the titles too, even when I kept pausing the read em 😭
"The Navy has the mission of securing American interest in the ocean, otherwise known as most of the planet" ok wtf
Scared? :P
You never know
Yea, from the Atlantic and Pacific to the Antarctic and Artic shores
The best part about the US military is it's logistical capability and world-wide presence
Да прям прям.
The best way to win, is to choose peace. If one cannot accept peace, then they accept pain.
Look at the reaction of the soldier on the left every time they show a new weapon lol like at a candy store🤣
Wow! Imagine sitting there and looking at the arsenal of weapons that are likely to kill you in the future if your inferior leader decides to flex too hard.
They escaped
So if they fougth in a war in which north korea would be involved they probably would be against north Korea
They forgot to show the frickin sharks with the frickin laser beams on their head.
wouldn't be worried the Amurdercans will only leave it to the enemy they couldn't defeat
"what approximately is 465kT of TNT?"
"little boy was 15"
"It is almost 3 times more"
It may have been a mis-translation; I don't speak Korean but it's about 30 times more so - could just be the subtitles that are wrong?
Correct me if I’m wrong, but I think a 465kT warhead is the equivalent of close to 7,000 Little Boy bombs
@@samueltopol1070 isn't it just 465/15 = 31
@@jolliv idk tbh, I suck at math
@@samueltopol1070 Don't be too harsh on yourself man, if math isn't for you, a calculator is your best friend!
They are still proud of capturing a lightly armed spy ship from almost 60 years ago?
I remember back in the late 80's when they were testing the rail gun, we thought it would never see the light of day. It required too much power. Now they have lasers LOL!
“Well it doesn’t surprise me anymore!” 😂
The laser gun surprised me too even though I’ve seen it before😂 the thing is crazy powerful, also the missile that can switch targets mid flight doesn’t surprise me because rockets have technically been flying themselves for a while now, all they needed was an update to make it possible because thats what all of this really is anyways, from ideas to theories, thesis’s & finally real world application. Not always in that order tho lol🇺🇸
The target switching missiles are often laser or radar guided, so it's usually a matter of just changing what you're pointing the beam at.
Ну блин, там же шашлык поджарили.
I loved one in shades stated NK Navy is screwed!
Well, if you believe this two are NK soldiers...
The joke in the US Army back in the 70s was you'd sleep in your barracks in South Korea, and the damn North Koreans would keep you up all night digging. Kinda hard to miss.
NK: We have an army.
US: We have the south.
Oh my God dimples would you please for the love of God do a voice over for people like me that are blind and cannot speak that language I have a translator that tries to read it for me but it’s screwed up so would you please please please for all that’s good in life please do a voiceover
This idea please. Please have an English voice translation, for those with eyesight issue. Not everyone can enjoy these guy's without assistance. Keep on being awesome.
that is sad
The US has discontinued all work on the railgun, opting to focus on hypersonic missiles as they are much faster than a railgun projectile.
A likely story.
I like how the payload of one trident missle can yeild is talked about, but how many trident missiles just 1 SSBN sub carries...😎
Retired Ohio class submariner just grinning 😁
I just got to my station aboard an Ohio!
And with all that, USA doesn't want to negatively affect North Korea whatsoever, they just want Korea to be peaceful.
I’m from the U.K. and when my brother told me that when ours and US tanks shoot at a target there is no explosive in the shell. It just pierces the tank and blows up its explosives. Means that there is no explosive to blow up in our tanks. What a great idea.
No you have that wrong I think he means there are two types of ammo like AP (armor piercing) and HE (high explosive) what burns to blow up tanks what you are thinking would be the ammo (gun powder) so it would still blow up and or it’s just training rounds that your brother was talking about which I don’t know about
Even considering training rounds 80%of the round is super flammable after the round is shot only two small pieces remain. The bottom which stays in the tank and the projectile. The entire middle is highly flammable.
I wonder if they've seen the movie Act Of Valor. The actors in the film are actual US Navy SEALs.
@Wil Rocketdidn't say active duty. Just navy seals
According to IMDB, active duty SEALs. One of the reasons the movie took so long to make was the "actors" still had to go on real life deployments. The credits do not even reveal the full names of the actors.
www.imdb.com/title/tt1591479/?ref_=nv_sr_srsg_0
sounds very goring
Half of its probabaly a load of rubbish like all the other hollywood war films
@@Magezzz It's certainly not the greatest acting or writing. However, the scenes where they are doing missions are absolutely exhilarating. Worth a view for that reason alone.
It always helps that our military budget is more than the next 10 countries combined or something like that.
And so why does NK keep trying to "Poke the Bear"????? Stop trying to poke the bear and everything will be fine! Lol