Ok people, excuse, please be responsible and get you and your entire family vaccinated. President Biden wants at least 70% of all Americans vaccinated by July 4th! Together, we can defeat this pandemic!
@M VB I normally don't correct peoples grammar, but considering that the rest of your comment is profoundly stupid it only makes sense to point out that it's spelled "Disgusting".
Here’s one other point CNBC forgot to mention about Diesel/Electric subs. It’s not just a matter of their range and time on station issues they don’t have the speed to chase down most surface combatants or a carrier battle group. Moreover, the faster they (D/E subs) attempt to go the easier they are to detect. Nor do they have same space available for bigger and better sensor packages that nuclear submarines have.
Keep in mind, the US Navy leased that same Gotland class submarine for over a year, constantly running war games with it. They learned everything there is to learn about diesel electric subs, how to track them, hunt them down, and destroy them. The US Navy is well aware of the strengths and weaknesses of every class of submarine on the planet. If they felt they needed a diesel electric submarine, trust me, they would have some.
@@hkamensky2 You might be surprised but I DID join the service. It doesn't matter in this context, not even if I had been a Commander. Facts matter and you're missing the point.
US Navy's submarine fleet is THE crucial part of the service and the only part of the service that shouldn't spare any cost for an R&D or the number of deployed vessels. If the cost of the fleet becomes unsustainable, the Navy has to cut else where cause the subs are too valuable to endure cutbacks, weather in development of the next generation of vessels or in a total number of deployed subs. And when I say Navy should cut anywhere else, I mean just that. Even the Congress law mandated 11 aircraft carriers should be on the table. Although our aircraft carriers are the pinnacle of US power projection and have been for the last 70 years, they won't be as important as submarines in the unthinkable case of a major war against a near peer power. Our submarine technology is second to none. Although some of the overmatch we had over our adversaries has eroded when we were bogged down in a counterinsurgency warfare in Afghanistan and Iraq, and our enemies had time to catch up, submarine tech has stayed on the cutting edge of capability, stealth, sensors and other classified technology that is installed in them.. We are in the process of building the new Columbia class nuclear ballistic missile submarines to replace the Ohio class but we're also in the opening stages of developing a next gen SSG(N), better known as the Virginia class submarine replacement, which will be more akin to the Seawolf class of the late Cold War than to Virginia class. Virginias are incredibly capable subs but they were mostly developed for the littoral water warfare, spying and executing land attack missions with their Tomahawk missiles. SSN(X) will be more of the deep diving hunter killers capable of destroying the best that the Russians or Chinese can throw at us. Times are changing and once again we have to stay vigilant, together with our friends and allies, against the adversaries that won't have any moral doubts in exploiting our weakness or a perceived lack of vigilance. Submarines are best for that task. Especially US submarines that are superior to anything sailing in the depths of the world's oceans.
The US submarine force is simply terrifying. And I say this as an American; I can only imagine what people in nations that are hostile to America must think. There is no way the US Navy will neglect their subs.
Ehh thats not nearly as bad as the end of the intermediate ballistic missile treaty. Even with nuclear drone torpedoes the calculus of mutually assured destruction is mostly the same. And there is little risk for a non attack to be mistaken for an attack. The end of the intermediate ballistic missile treaty vastly raises the odds that a non nuclear attack will be accidentally be considered a real one or that someone will get it in their heads that a nuclear war could actually be won.
@@peterisawesomeplease Not exactly in the cold war russia had an incident where due to programing error it showed 9999 missile were heading towards them and the computer was telling to retaliate it was the decision of the commanding officer common sense that we avoided a nuclear war. Another incident in US in which they saw 1 missile heading towards them and it was the decision of the commanding officer common sense that we avoided another nuclear war. Machines are all good and is necessary but people should be in charge of the button and they should be present in location where they can do a manual abort what russia is doing is dangerous.
@@anandisrocking007 Oh I agree that humans should be in a loop. The problem is intermediate range missiles which used to be banned encourage removing the person unlike long range ones.
i have a question: with new extensive underwater worldwide survey going on, where we will have unprecedented access of undersea terrain, will the role of submarine as a stealth weapon decrease?
Yeah buying a new one can mean another Cross-Straight Crisis. Plus, I don't think the rest of the world would approve unless some kind of war break out in Japan or Korea.
I just toured the USS Albacore and that was so cool. It was a test vessel where they constantly were testing new tech and new ideas on a sub. And they have some cool stories from the crew like almost getting stuck, lights going black in the middle of a speed Run.
@@brycemower9807 Get in a tour. Our family did. Glas we have the Virginia Class already but they need ti built quicker and more efficiently. Hurry GD EB/Huntington Ingles. Work a 3rd shift and weekends and holidays too.
Americans: Can we have affordable healthcare ? Government: Sorry, healthcare machine broke. Best I can give you are those shiny tubes of death that go underwater Americans: Please, we are dyin... Military: Haha, torpedoes go vziouuum
This would be true for other countries where the military has power and control over the country. But in the US, it is the politicians that responsible for this. US could spend significantly less and focus on protecting the North America. But they don't because the privately controlled military industry made up of manufacturers and suppliers spread out in every state of the US; likes wars so they can sell more.
Do you not understand the point of nuclear submarines? they are deterrent from getting nuked because if another country were to obliterate the U.S, these subs could still retaliate, making sure mutually assured destruction still takes place. I'm fine with tax dollars going towards these if they prevent us from getting nuked, no?
depends on the political situation but Philippines can be a problem as the Philippines is basically a rope being pulled by both china and usa so sending subs there can be disastrous if there's a political disagreement or sabotage
That’s fine, but misses the point. The US wants to operate surface ships near China, where they’re at risk from Chinese subs. More US subs in the area would be of only limited help.
@@mebsrea The odds are against a sub vs a surface ship head to head. One ping and they know where that sub is . Ships also have homing torpedoes. You can abandon a surface ship you can't from a submarine.
@@MatejKebe wtf? The Navy is cutting back on the subs since a lot of technological advancements have been made since the Los Angeles class and we now have subs that can do more advanced missions. The number of Virgina class subs to the number of Los Angeles class is going to be hugely different
@@DarkPesco if that was the case then should we have allowed Germany and Japan to take over the world? Should we have let the Russians take over Europe?
I see a bigger problem for the USA and that is parts . There are way too many systems in our ships, submarines, and aircraft that come from overseas vendors. Look at what has happened to car companies waiting for chips from another country. What a way to defend a country! I saw it many times during a 43 year career in the defense department and every time I raised this issue, it was brushed aside. I was on a ship in 1978 that had system that was controlled by Navair regulations and I could not work on the equipment because I had not been to school. If the ship had this system installed it could land and launch helicopters as long as the system was working. If the system went down, no helicopter landing or launching. Navair sent a factory trained mechanic to fix it. When, after three different port visits and the mechanic working on it in each port could not fix it, I asked to look at it. In a few hours I had it working perfectly. Regulations are put into place to help us, but sometimes they tie our hands. This is a weak point that needs to be addressed. Competition between different branches can do a lot of harm.
I totally agree and I believe that the US should open more chip production factories in the US under national budget. In 20 years when our jobs are replaced by the artificial intelligence that eats chips, we need those chip productions to stay safe to keep the AI running, so our GDP can stay in the way it is.
The government don’t care about us, that’s why I advice people to invest in crypto,2020 stock market is just very difficult and unbelievable, I rather invest my money into crypto.
@@georgewilson1104 After a successful investment you have nothing to worry about whether the rise and fall of economy won’t affect you make your future brighter by making good investments.
Submarines are cheap when you look at the number of missions they can perform. Every government weapons program cost more than the last due to inflation.
if you want to do a piece on US submarines, find someone who knows something about them. there is so much wrong in this video, I don't know where to start.
Ok, hulls are at the end of their life , reactors are running out of useable fuel and internal fittings are old and need replacement ( that’s a serious challenge on a boat 170 meters long ! ) Cheaper to build new than refurbish old Stop screaming absolute nonsense !
US Navy must consider to invest in:- (1) Diesel electric Attack Submarines (SSKs) (2) Diesel electric Aircraft Carriers (CVV) (3) Minesweepers (4) Nuclear Cruisers with Electromagnetic Rail Guns & DEWs. Its easier to mass manufacture SSKs & CVVs during a conflict in comparison to Nuclear Ships. Nuclear Cruisers/Destroyers, CVNs, SSBNs & SSNs will allow US-Navy to have almost unlimited range with the only Limitation being food supplies for crew.
Sustaining a world-class military is insanely expensive, surprisingly. Especially when the house of cards is held up by private businesses who can afford to overcharge the military on absolutely everything because there are so few competitors in the industry.
@@konigstiger3252 that is certainly true, I suspect most of the 108 billion for these subs will go to R&D and maybe 15 will go to building the subs themselves
@@kurtwagner350 Well don't forget the mandatory bribes. Did I say bribes? I meant campaign contributions. That's why F35 despite having a terrible track record and huge cost overruns continue to be built. If you build a part in every congressional district your crappy project never dies.
I knew as soon as I scrolled down to the comments there would be people crying out against this, claiming the money would be better spent elsewhere. Weird how people don't realize the importance of a strong military.
After the first couple of Columbia class SSBNs are in active service and related design revisions have been identified for follow-on production, the production rate should be ramped up and SSGN variants should be added.
Look at all these sophisticated electronic gadgets and arsenal inside a submarine, the dangerous environment it live, the time it needs to build, a submarine will need at least several B $$$ to own. It is not a weapon 4 any cheap stake country.. 🤔🤔
Having worked on subs and ships of the USN for 50 years, I'd keep right with God if I were you.Stupid is as stupid does and there is nothing sailor proof.I repaired systems that hadn't worked from the time the vessel left the shipyard that built it 20 years from the time it left.Not complex stuff but conveyors and generators and controllers. Stuff that I was trained to repair in EM "A" School while I was serving in the Navy but the shops can't do it now. So what else can the sailors not fix today? I have retired now but I've no doubt that things have gotten worse since I retired 8 years ago. The average time it takes to get a carrier out of the yards on a refit and repair has went from 11 months to 4 years.I would go down main passageways on the ships and see all the transformers and other electrical equipment choked with dust in the vent grids. I shudder to think how bad the controllers are as they have moving parts unlike transformers. The line voltage regulators were catching on fire on lots of ships when I retired and they supply the missile launchers and combat stations for the aircraft.Many of the ships were no longer water tight as the mct's had the blocks drilled out by the sailors to pull cable thru or the stuffing tubes were rotted and falling over on the weather decks.Maintenance is no longer a priority so no matter how many new ships they build if half the systems are none functioning how can they accomplish the mission? Hire some more minorities and womenf and see how that works out for you. 50 years and I only had 3 minorities who could learn and do the work.2 of them were Filipinos and one was black. I had women apprentices who told me they didn't have to do the work because they were going to be bosses.When I reported them for not doing what was required of them to have me sign off on their work cards they sent them to another mechanic and told me they were a protected class.I asked: If a system like steering has lost power how is woman being a protected class going to keep the ship from running into another ship or aground? We as a country are screwed if our military has this type of force to protect us.
Problem with war machines is by the time you do need them it is too late. That is why the government is not going to sacrifice the spending and for good reason.
@@kronikinsomniak We spend FAR more than anyone else on the military. We spend three times as much as China, the second-highest. If other countries spent more than us, I'd see your point. But the US is unique in this regard.
@@prestonjensen6172 China is set to overtake the US both economically and militarily sometime this century most likely. Chinas Navy is already larger than the US, and if a war unfor happens, the US will have a lot of modern things. Its like people want the US military to stop upgrading their stuff. Its also only 3% of their gdp. The US economy is disgustingly massive, so it could easily pay for this stuff in the military and other stuff. Thing is, politicians here in the US are God awful as well
It really shows you where the American policy is going. They have a growing homeless problem yet they spend nearly 4 billion dollars a submarine and they intend to build 4 of these a year. So disappointing really
Yeah how dare they protect their citizens and our way of life with a fraction of the US budget! We should end the military so we can become slaves for China
@@JORDYBEST12 as a percentage of GDP it’s actually lower and personally I think we should increase wages and benefits for soldiers but I guess your opposed to that
Interesting and worthwhile video. Unbeknownst to most analysts,, China is making amazing advances in stealthy submarines that could take out a carrier and perform other threatening operations.
I'm all for a strong navy and a strong air force. Because navies and air forces are for national defense. Armies and Marines are for national offense which we really just don't need unless we're trying to fight WWII all over again. Invest the money in submarines, aircraft carriers, planes, and other defensive equipment.
B-52's should have been retired decades ago, but they will be working far into the future. Same thing with Navy vessels - with will power, when they simply put their hand out and say give me a new ship, it means they are spoiled.
U.S. have 68 submarines that not a crises in The Nuclear Missiles defense Triad.The Navy just replaces those submarines that are more than 30 years olds that all.
Are huge relatively slow Aircraft Carriers really still practical? It seems that missile development has almost guaranteed that they can quickly take Carriers out, unless there's something I don't understand. From a Layman's POV It seems more productive to spend our Military money on Subs.
It is a competition. It is a rivalry. It inherently is. Only so many dollars go into the Defense Dept budget. Every dollar in the Navy is one less for the other branches.
This is stuff we should be talking about everyday on mainstream news. Not the crap we normally talk about. Not the crap we talk about everyday on a stupid news.
@LeMao ZeBron There are pros & cons as I grew up during VN wars. I've survived the deathcamp from the brutal war but most of my family members did not!
@LeMao ZeBron trading lives for money is never worth it especially when it does not go to save more lives and is just used to fill a contractors wallet
The militaries Complex are getting around 150 billion dollars a year in the U.S. yearly annual budget.That doesn’t make that much sense anymore and those doom day high tech Weaponries machines are not worth it like in the 80s decades anymore.
I'm a Bomber submariners. These platforms are on their last legs, everything is broken on these things, and extreamly mentally taxing to maintain and operate.
@@nickl5658 because... nukes are an endgame weapon! but a stealthy carrier, delivering remote controlled recon & attack craft to enemy shores?!, thats something they could use in pretty much every engagement!
I feel building new subs is very important. Keeping our country safe is #1. If we need to build new ships. Let's get at it. We need to be at top rate for protection. Putting it off will only put our country at a position of being unable to protect America at full force. This is a large country. With enormous amounts of peoplle to keep safe.
I am really excited to see some new nuclear subs. The US should bring back industry, improve automation, and rely less on other countries. It should also boost biological, nuclear and chemical weapon production. Bring companies like Space X to build new fighters and weapons. The old weapons manufactures are just that, old and slow. We need new blood, new guns and a new world!
it's weird when I see muslims cheer for america considering america absoutely destroying the middle east for the past century. I guess its stockholm syndrom
One thing is certain. It will cost more than initially expected
fair lol
Ain’t that the truth
Like all in human history
Yup
And take longer to complete.
I'm sick and tired of 11" submarines pretending to be $5 footlongs.
Lmao
@@hsy831 wwèw
LMAO
OK then...
Good poi t
Me: Not thinking about submarines
CNBC: Let’s talk about submarines
Me: Ok!
Ok people, excuse, please be responsible and get you and your entire family vaccinated. President Biden wants at least 70% of all Americans vaccinated by July 4th! Together, we can defeat this pandemic!
@M VB I normally don't correct peoples grammar, but considering that the rest of your comment is profoundly stupid it only makes sense to point out that it's spelled "Disgusting".
What about the droid attack on the wookies?
I will make it legal.
Master Toro is right, it's a system we cannot afford to lose
Send master yoda
I honestly felt it was under-reported on, a lot of people still don't know about it.
Good relations I have with the Wookies
“Quiet, deadly and expensive” like the the gas I get after eating caviar.
CNBC, please get rid of the crypto scammers all over the place
Its a youtube problem. Just report them.
@@peterisawesomeplease I do report every one I find - u-tube isn't stopping them.
U cant its a yt ads
I am sick of them, even in youtube ads you can see them.
Here’s one other point CNBC forgot to mention about Diesel/Electric subs. It’s not just a matter of their range and time on station issues they don’t have the speed to chase down most surface combatants or a carrier battle group. Moreover, the faster they (D/E subs) attempt to go the easier they are to detect. Nor do they have same space available for bigger and better sensor packages that nuclear submarines have.
Keep in mind, the US Navy leased that same Gotland class submarine for over a year, constantly running war games with it. They learned everything there is to learn about diesel electric subs, how to track them, hunt them down, and destroy them. The US Navy is well aware of the strengths and weaknesses of every class of submarine on the planet. If they felt they needed a diesel electric submarine, trust me, they would have some.
Incroyable.
The carrier strike force is the PR end of the Navy, the submarines are the Business end of the Navy.
Thanks Genius. All the time underwater breathing an artificial atmosphere sure helped you, didn't it.
@@arcanondrum6543 u calling him dumb 😂, it was quite a funny comment
@@hkamensky2 You might be surprised but I DID join the service. It doesn't matter in this context, not even if I had been a Commander.
Facts matter and you're missing the point.
@@arcanondrum6543 what branch though
@@cyrusmuller6502 How many hats do you own?
My question is as important to the topic as yours.
7:14 Bang for the buck never had a more true meaning
LOL
US Navy's submarine fleet is THE crucial part of the service and the only part of the service that shouldn't spare any cost for an R&D or the number of deployed vessels. If the cost of the fleet becomes unsustainable, the Navy has to cut else where cause the subs are too valuable to endure cutbacks, weather in development of the next generation of vessels or in a total number of deployed subs. And when I say Navy should cut anywhere else, I mean just that. Even the Congress law mandated 11 aircraft carriers should be on the table. Although our aircraft carriers are the pinnacle of US power projection and have been for the last 70 years, they won't be as important as submarines in the unthinkable case of a major war against a near peer power.
Our submarine technology is second to none. Although some of the overmatch we had over our adversaries has eroded when we were bogged down in a counterinsurgency warfare in Afghanistan and Iraq, and our enemies had time to catch up, submarine tech has stayed on the cutting edge of capability, stealth, sensors and other classified technology that is installed in them.. We are in the process of building the new Columbia class nuclear ballistic missile submarines to replace the Ohio class but we're also in the opening stages of developing a next gen SSG(N), better known as the Virginia class submarine replacement, which will be more akin to the Seawolf class of the late Cold War than to Virginia class. Virginias are incredibly capable subs but they were mostly developed for the littoral water warfare, spying and executing land attack missions with their Tomahawk missiles. SSN(X) will be more of the deep diving hunter killers capable of destroying the best that the Russians or Chinese can throw at us.
Times are changing and once again we have to stay vigilant, together with our friends and allies, against the adversaries that won't have any moral doubts in exploiting our weakness or a perceived lack of vigilance. Submarines are best for that task. Especially US submarines that are superior to anything sailing in the depths of the world's oceans.
as a submariner, i would like to tell you that sounded a lot like one of the admirals "you are important" memos xD
@@averageamerican8607 Lmao. I agree with him though.
I have no idea what submarine technology is but I think you do thanks buddy
In short "we must support military industrial complex"
In short Americans need to work where they can and buy local. That's all the economic stimulus we need 👩🔧🇺🇲🇷🇺
Run silent run deep. Under every taskforce or carrier group you see on the surface there's at least 1 sub.
Most likely 2 suds for every task force...
Again another example of that infrastructure is imperative to our national security
Military industrial complex is going down! They'll be no match to the UFOs sitting under water.
What submarine has prevented a national security threat since the 1980's??
Give thanks to the stupidity of the gop for blocking the infrastructure bill that Biden has planed...🤦🥴
@@raymondmejias8071
That plan doesn't include cyber security. It's mostly for the water system, roads, and bridges.
@@ctgottapee Would you rather have Chinese or Russian subs dominating the ocean? That itself is a national security risk.
The US submarine force is simply terrifying. And I say this as an American; I can only imagine what people in nations that are hostile to America must think. There is no way the US Navy will neglect their subs.
I thank you for your concern but other countries have submarines and other nuclear assets too. Everyone should be concerned.
Nations hostile to the US: nations that wish to have their own foreign policy and not follow the US
Ask the Taliban.
They think the nuclear subs are funny
Russian drones armed with nukes? Yikes... so much for sleeping at night.
Ehh thats not nearly as bad as the end of the intermediate ballistic missile treaty. Even with nuclear drone torpedoes the calculus of mutually assured destruction is mostly the same. And there is little risk for a non attack to be mistaken for an attack. The end of the intermediate ballistic missile treaty vastly raises the odds that a non nuclear attack will be accidentally be considered a real one or that someone will get it in their heads that a nuclear war could actually be won.
@@peterisawesomeplease Not exactly in the cold war russia had an incident where due to programing error it showed 9999 missile were heading towards them and the computer was telling to retaliate it was the decision of the commanding officer common sense that we avoided a nuclear war.
Another incident in US in which they saw 1 missile heading towards them and it was the decision of the commanding officer common sense that we avoided another nuclear war.
Machines are all good and is necessary but people should be in charge of the button and they should be present in location where they can do a manual abort what russia is doing is dangerous.
@@anandisrocking007 Oh I agree that humans should be in a loop. The problem is intermediate range missiles which used to be banned encourage removing the person unlike long range ones.
i have a question: with new extensive underwater worldwide survey going on, where we will have unprecedented access of undersea terrain, will the role of submarine as a stealth weapon decrease?
Oh jesus..,relaxs everyone has them
0:54 Tawanese navy still uses ex USS Cutlass sub. It's more than 75 years old!
Yeah buying a new one can mean another Cross-Straight Crisis. Plus, I don't think the rest of the world would approve unless some kind of war break out in Japan or Korea.
No one cares about "Taiwan"
Would you get on one in a war?
I just toured the USS Albacore and that was so cool. It was a test vessel where they constantly were testing new tech and new ideas on a sub. And they have some cool stories from the crew like almost getting stuck, lights going black in the middle of a speed Run.
That's cool, I'm currently stationed where the Albacore is. I drive by it every day but I still haven't done the tour lol.
@@brycemower9807 Get in a tour. Our family did. Glas we have the Virginia Class already but they need ti built quicker and more efficiently. Hurry GD EB/Huntington Ingles. Work a 3rd shift and weekends and holidays too.
Americans: Can we have affordable healthcare ?
Government: Sorry, healthcare machine broke. Best I can give you are those shiny tubes of death that go underwater
Americans: Please, we are dyin...
Military: Haha, torpedoes go vziouuum
This would be true for other countries where the military has power and control over the country. But in the US, it is the politicians that responsible for this. US could spend significantly less and focus on protecting the North America. But they don't because the privately controlled military industry made up of manufacturers and suppliers spread out in every state of the US; likes wars so they can sell more.
Do you not understand the point of nuclear submarines? they are deterrent from getting nuked because if another country were to obliterate the U.S, these subs could still retaliate, making sure mutually assured destruction still takes place. I'm fine with tax dollars going towards these if they prevent us from getting nuked, no?
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What else is new in America...? SIGH!!!
A few billion dollars on submarines *check*. Upgrades to the USA infrastructure, bridges, or even a high speed rail? *priceless*
Without the one you won't get the other
They are not mutually exclusive
High speed rail is a silly bit of Europe envy. It doesn’t make sense. California tried and it’s an utter farce.
OR deploy a US built SSK out of Japan or the Philippines.
Shhhh.... China can hear you.
depends on the political situation but Philippines can be a problem as the Philippines is basically a rope being pulled by both china and usa so sending subs there can be disastrous if there's a political disagreement or sabotage
@@perlasandoval7883 With China claiming the entire South China sea , China has no friends in that area. Especially the Philippines and Vietnam.
That’s fine, but misses the point. The US wants to operate surface ships near China, where they’re at risk from Chinese subs. More US subs in the area would be of only limited help.
@@mebsrea The odds are against a sub vs a surface ship head to head. One ping and they know where that sub is .
Ships also have homing torpedoes.
You can abandon a surface ship you can't from a submarine.
Underfunded for decades??? Dafuq is this guy smoking??? Gimme some.
I hope they get better night vision camera to record UFO footage in HD
But if the footage wasn't blurry and far away who would believe it? 🤔 😆
If they get better pictures I hope our scientists can make something useful. Yes I know we will never know. So what?
Is the military industrial complex funding CNBC now?
CNBC is a business, not a charity. NSA contracts out its black ops to Booz Allan Hamilton. this clip may just be one of its handiwork.
@@willengel2458 loo
Shut up, US power, death to China
@@MrPrush-ji4gs lmao what?
@@TheBicPen learn how to read
Democrats probably want solar-powered submarines.
Nuclear power* fixed it for you.
You crazy
The depth of intellect from the right. What an embarrassment.
@@billwhitis9997 You really didn't even see that joke as it whizzed over your head, did you? Here's a dollar. Buy a clue.
That is a little bit funny
Well, if the Pentagone says it it must be true.
Lets build more subs then we can maintain then cry about it.
@@MatejKebe wtf? The Navy is cutting back on the subs since a lot of technological advancements have been made since the Los Angeles class and we now have subs that can do more advanced missions. The number of Virgina class subs to the number of Los Angeles class is going to be hugely different
War is only a waste of money to society. It's profitable only for the elite.
@@DarkPesco if that was the case then should we have allowed Germany and Japan to take over the world? Should we have let the Russians take over Europe?
The series "the last resort" showed the power of nuclear submarines....to bad they cancelled the show.
"dont test me, or we will all...burn together" -captain (crazy enough?😏)
@@mho... Marcus was the best.....
Such an amazing show! And I’m from New Zealand, my dad showed me that we all loved it. Real, real shame it got cancelled
I love that the US military has an 'accountability office'
I bet its quiet in there.
Ok
because it's probably empty.
obsession of trying to become aquaman like were a serious thought process in the older days. We have come this far. time for new ideas.
Its not an obsession, its a legit strategy. Its hard to detect a submarine, and it will always have a use in modern warfare.
What ever plan they tell us, you bet bet there is a better plan we don't know about.
Hopefully 😂
I see a bigger problem for the USA and that is parts . There are way too many systems in our ships, submarines, and aircraft that come from overseas vendors. Look at what has happened to car companies waiting for chips from another country. What a way to defend a country! I saw it many times during a 43 year career in the defense department and every time I raised this issue, it was brushed aside. I was on a ship in 1978 that had system that was controlled by Navair regulations and I could not work on the equipment because I had not been to school. If the ship had this system installed it could land and launch helicopters as long as the system was working. If the system went down, no helicopter landing or launching. Navair sent a factory trained mechanic to fix it. When, after three different port visits and the mechanic working on it in each port could not fix it, I asked to look at it. In a few hours I had it working perfectly. Regulations are put into place to help us, but sometimes they tie our hands. This is a weak point that needs to be addressed. Competition between different branches can do a lot of harm.
I totally agree and I believe that the US should open more chip production factories in the US under national budget. In 20 years when our jobs are replaced by the artificial intelligence that eats chips, we need those chip productions to stay safe to keep the AI running, so our GDP can stay in the way it is.
@@albertliu2548 Do not let Chinese spies steal American technologies! Free Taiwan!
If they spend 700bn plus a year on the military, why can't they spend more on this if it's so important?
most of it is salary
@@scatteringparameters.4167 then they should cut down on the number of soldiers lol
The government don’t care about us, that’s why I advice people to invest in crypto,2020 stock market is just very difficult and unbelievable, I rather invest my money into crypto.
@@georgewilson1104
After a successful investment you have nothing to worry about whether the rise and fall of economy won’t affect you make your future brighter by making good investments.
Say that again when you don't get your next Government check.
Submarines are cheap when you look at the number of missions they can perform. Every government weapons program cost more than the last due to inflation.
Imagine the smells after a long tour. Lol
The worst smell is probably the air itself. They use a chemical to filter Carbon from the Air that smells bad.
@@acceptablecasualty5319 wouldn’t say it smells bad. Just has a distinct smell to it
I'm surprised that North Korea even have sub but then again how many of them are functional.
They are all ancient Soviet “ hand me downs “ . It’s kinda misleading in this video because NK and Chinese submarines are no match to ours.
if you want to do a piece on US submarines, find someone who knows something about them. there is so much wrong in this video, I don't know where to start.
What would be cool is a water powered submarine
FOR GODS SAKE!!! Do NOT SCRAP the ‘Aging’ US Subs!!! FULLY refurbish them and Put them in dry storage!
Ok, hulls are at the end of their life , reactors are running out of useable fuel and internal fittings are old and need replacement ( that’s a serious challenge on a boat 170 meters long ! )
Cheaper to build new than refurbish old
Stop screaming absolute nonsense !
Better and cheaper to build a new one
US Navy must consider to invest in:-
(1) Diesel electric Attack Submarines (SSKs)
(2) Diesel electric Aircraft Carriers (CVV)
(3) Minesweepers
(4) Nuclear Cruisers with Electromagnetic Rail Guns & DEWs.
Its easier to mass manufacture SSKs & CVVs during a conflict in comparison to Nuclear Ships.
Nuclear Cruisers/Destroyers, CVNs, SSBNs & SSNs will allow US-Navy to have almost unlimited range with the only Limitation being food supplies for crew.
This guy looks like a nerdy version of John Cena.
100 billion for an entire submarine program? Peanuts! What did Irak cost? 1 Trillion?
2:43 "they have been underfunded" LMFAO
You can never pay too much for second strike abilities.
They honestly have been
Sustaining a world-class military is insanely expensive, surprisingly. Especially when the house of cards is held up by private businesses who can afford to overcharge the military on absolutely everything because there are so few competitors in the industry.
@@Epistolary8 well that’s an issue of lobbying
Thx for the content.
Here it goes your health care!
GO NAVY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Keep up the great work shipmates!!!
Some of these comments when I scroll down are the funniest and most uninformed things I have read.
The Indonesian sub disaster really put other countries old submarines into consideration.
why doesn't the US shrink it's navy to stay close to the US?
How are the shipyards underfunded when billions and billions are funneled into them every single year? Where's the money going?
Bureaucrats
R&D, being on the bleeding edge has its down sides
@@konigstiger3252 that is certainly true, I suspect most of the 108 billion for these subs will go to R&D and maybe 15 will go to building the subs themselves
Elon musk.
@@kurtwagner350 Well don't forget the mandatory bribes. Did I say bribes? I meant campaign contributions. That's why F35 despite having a terrible track record and huge cost overruns continue to be built. If you build a part in every congressional district your crappy project never dies.
9:10 - what happens when your statement is so full of word salad that nobody realizes it isn’t a complete sentence
I knew as soon as I scrolled down to the comments there would be people crying out against this, claiming the money would be better spent elsewhere. Weird how people don't realize the importance of a strong military.
Except the military must be strong in the correct way or it is useless.
Agreed. They should tax your household 90% to fund the military. USA! USA!
Really liked the Umbrella Movement sign 🔥
The Navy doesn't have boats, they have ships
After the first couple of Columbia class SSBNs are in active service and related design revisions have been identified for follow-on production, the production rate should be ramped up and SSGN variants should be added.
I can tell you the Columbia is definitely going to take longer to make and cost more then they thought. There is already problems with its design.
They better get those built quick. Add more working shifts and weekends. Maybe holidays too.
Look at all these sophisticated electronic gadgets and arsenal inside a submarine, the dangerous environment it live, the time it needs to build, a submarine will need at least several B $$$ to own. It is not a weapon 4 any cheap stake country.. 🤔🤔
Having worked on subs and ships of the USN for 50 years, I'd keep right with God if I were you.Stupid is as stupid does and there is nothing sailor proof.I repaired systems that hadn't worked from the time the vessel left the shipyard that built it 20 years from the time it left.Not complex stuff but conveyors and generators and controllers. Stuff that I was trained to repair in EM "A" School while I was serving in the Navy but the shops can't do it now. So what else can the sailors not fix today? I have retired now but I've no doubt that things have gotten worse since I retired 8 years ago. The average time it takes to get a carrier out of the yards on a refit and repair has went from 11 months to 4 years.I would go down main passageways on the ships and see all the transformers and other electrical equipment choked with dust in the vent grids. I shudder to think how bad the controllers are as they have moving parts unlike transformers. The line voltage regulators were catching on fire on lots of ships when I retired and they supply the missile launchers and combat stations for the aircraft.Many of the ships were no longer water tight as the mct's had the blocks drilled out by the sailors to pull cable thru or the stuffing tubes were rotted and falling over on the weather decks.Maintenance is no longer a priority so no matter how many new ships they build if half the systems are none functioning how can they accomplish the mission? Hire some more minorities and womenf and see how that works out for you. 50 years and I only had 3 minorities who could learn and do the work.2 of them were Filipinos and one was black. I had women apprentices who told me they didn't have to do the work because they were going to be bosses.When I reported them for not doing what was required of them to have me sign off on their work cards they sent them to another mechanic and told me they were a protected class.I asked: If a system like steering has lost power how is woman being a protected class going to keep the ship from running into another ship or aground? We as a country are screwed if our military has this type of force to protect us.
6:40 Let me just say there's a reason we say there's 2 types of vessels, Submarines and targets
Just print up the money it's all good don't worry about it
Sorry, who are we at war with?
Problem with war machines is by the time you do need them it is too late. That is why the government is not going to sacrifice the spending and for good reason.
Who AREN'T we at war with? LOL
@@kronikinsomniak We spend FAR more than anyone else on the military. We spend three times as much as China, the second-highest.
If other countries spent more than us, I'd see your point. But the US is unique in this regard.
Not too bright are ya. Were not at war because of the fact that we are the strongest military in the world.
@@prestonjensen6172 China is set to overtake the US both economically and militarily sometime this century most likely. Chinas Navy is already larger than the US, and if a war unfor happens, the US will have a lot of modern things. Its like people want the US military to stop upgrading their stuff. Its also only 3% of their gdp. The US economy is disgustingly massive, so it could easily pay for this stuff in the military and other stuff. Thing is, politicians here in the US are God awful as well
It's not expensive, it's inflation.
5:00 covered the webcam with a sticker 😁😂🕵️♂️🤳📷
I'm wondering if the Gotland class subs had to contend with underwater mines in those war games.
USN Ballistic missile Subs are still from 1970s-80s built
It really shows you where the American policy is going. They have a growing homeless problem yet they spend nearly 4 billion dollars a submarine and they intend to build 4 of these a year. So disappointing really
Yeah how dare they protect their citizens and our way of life with a fraction of the US budget! We should end the military so we can become slaves for China
@@kurtwagner350 but the US is spending more on the military then the next 10 countrys combined. Why do they feel the need to spend more?
@@JORDYBEST12 as a percentage of GDP it’s actually lower and personally I think we should increase wages and benefits for soldiers but I guess your opposed to that
9:43 i don't agree with that
There is a difference between Boat and Ship dear CNBC
You lost my interest when you brought China into the video about AMERICAN submarines.
Did that guy really say that the US Navy has been underfunded?????
Interesting and worthwhile video.
Unbeknownst to most analysts,, China is making amazing advances in stealthy submarines that could take out a carrier and perform other threatening operations.
I'm all for a strong navy and a strong air force. Because navies and air forces are for national defense. Armies and Marines are for national offense which we really just don't need unless we're trying to fight WWII all over again. Invest the money in submarines, aircraft carriers, planes, and other defensive equipment.
There's land wars/conflicts as well.
Because of exorbitant price, messy tags attached and the attitude, friendly huge market like India is moving away to EU, straight from Russia. Sad.
that guy has a strange mix of American and British accents 🤔
8:05 I used to live in the left tower
B-52's should have been retired decades ago, but they will be working far into the future. Same thing with Navy vessels - with will power, when they simply put their hand out and say give me a new ship, it means they are spoiled.
U.S. have 68 submarines that not a crises in The Nuclear Missiles defense Triad.The Navy just replaces those submarines that are more than 30 years olds that all.
Are huge relatively slow Aircraft Carriers really still practical? It seems that missile development has almost guaranteed that they can quickly take Carriers out, unless there's something I don't understand. From a Layman's POV It seems more productive to spend our Military money on Subs.
cuz theyre gettin better n better
Create more small, remote controlled unmanned subs. Drones under the sea.
You need to be able to communicate with unmanned subs, which will be difficult because of depth and difference in salinity in the water.
The sub would have to make decisions on its own.
It is a competition. It is a rivalry. It inherently is. Only so many dollars go into the Defense Dept budget. Every dollar in the Navy is one less for the other branches.
This is stuff we should be talking about everyday on mainstream news. Not the crap we normally talk about. Not the crap we talk about everyday on a stupid news.
Wars cost money and lives on both side. What have we learned!
@LeMao ZeBron There are pros & cons as I grew up during VN wars. I've survived the deathcamp from the brutal war but most of my family members did not!
@LeMao ZeBron trading lives for money is never worth it especially when it does not go to save more lives and is just used to fill a contractors wallet
The militaries Complex are getting around 150 billion dollars a year in the U.S. yearly annual budget.That doesn’t make that much sense anymore and those doom day high tech Weaponries machines are not worth it like in the 80s decades anymore.
We learned that having the best military in the world is the best deterrent to war and that 750 billion is a small price to pay for peace
Didn’t make a hella lot difference in Afghanistan, even with the worlds best military.
Man Blake really looks like a CHAD
The security of the USA depends on the strength of Navy and Air Force, not by Army noe Marine. Thw dwfwnsw budget should reflect this.
The new Columbia class boomer subs will be amazing
Me: hanging around
CNBC: *WAKE UP!!! EVERYTHING ON US ARMED FORCES IS A FAILURE*
That's a lie...they don't take over $3billion and 7 yrs to build a Virginia class sub....
Underfunded? America spends over 700 billion a year on defense. Where is the money going?
Mostly on personnel costs.
Bureaucrats
I'm a Bomber submariners. These platforms are on their last legs, everything is broken on these things, and extreamly mentally taxing to maintain and operate.
With spelling like that how did they let you on lol
:52 Blake Herzinger must be related to John Cena.
I have never seen so many ads on such a short YT video. Perhaps sponsor the navy with YT ads...
Ole bucko at 1:33 needs to learn what size wrench to use
Lmao didn't even notice that, or he needs to get a screw wrench
a diesal sub can travel just as far as a nuclear sub the difference is that a diesal sub can't stay out for months under water.
Hell yeah, good bye UAV’s hello UUV’s. Next call of duty I’m predicting it.
It will cost 39039403204 usShitcoins by the time it launches...
Submarines as DroneCarriers would be nasty!
I-400 2.0
haha... Submarines a nuke carriers. Why pesky drone?
@@nickl5658 because... nukes are an endgame weapon!
but a stealthy carrier, delivering remote controlled recon & attack craft to enemy shores?!, thats something they could use in pretty much every engagement!
A weapon unused is a useless weapon.
Ten minutes of my life I’ll never get back.
With cocaine bear in Ru & Winnie in china, the game certainly has changed.
better subs than carriers
I feel building new subs is very important. Keeping our country safe is #1. If we need to build new ships. Let's get at it. We need to be at top rate for protection. Putting it off will only put our country at a position of being unable to protect America at full force. This is a large country. With enormous amounts of peoplle to keep safe.
I am really excited to see some new nuclear subs.
The US should bring back industry, improve automation, and rely less on other countries.
It should also boost biological, nuclear and chemical weapon production. Bring companies like Space X to build new fighters and weapons. The old weapons manufactures are just that, old and slow. We need new blood, new guns and a new world!
it's weird when I see muslims cheer for america considering america absoutely destroying the middle east for the past century.
I guess its stockholm syndrom
@@lolollolol1436 it's because he's not real. That's a bot profile. Those raid CNBC videos regularly with stuff like this.